Ucker Family Celebrates Sixty-First Wedding Anniversary
Logan residents Mr and Mrs John Ucker marked their 61st wedding anniversary at home on Third Street with a family dinner. Sixty-eight family members gathered including seven living children and many grandchildren. Mr Ucker, 82, formerly ran livestock and butcher business and now enjoys a truck garden. Mrs Ucker, three years younger, rarely leaves home.
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Mie
John Ucker
Logan
Third
Marion Township
Acker
Ben
Anthony Ucker
Columbus
John Ucker, Jr
Nelsonville
Miles Burke
Raymond
New Straitsville
Charles Schorr
Charles Ucker
Wesley Hushower
Theresa Schorr
Rolland
Lawrence
Robber Flees After Attempted Entry At Gore Store
Logan, April 16. Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbeann investigated a burglary report at the Emerson Terrell store in Gore. The burglar removed a window to enter but fled when a family over the store activation people woke and approached.
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Logan
Joe Farbeann
Emerson Terrell
Gore
Lawrence Barden named Kiwanis delegate to Milwaukee convention
Lawrence Barden was elected delegate of the Logan Kiwanis Club to the International Kiwanis convention in Milwaukee, June 22 to 27. Denzil Weltner was named as alternate.
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Logan
Lawrence Barden
Logan Kiwanis Club
Milwaukee
Denzil Weltner
Popular Coat Style For A Little Miss 6294
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Three Pleas Entered in Whitcraft Court
In Logan on April 16 Judge Harley M Whitcraft presided as three men pleaded guilty to indictments and faced sentencing. Jay Chute and Edward Windle received 25 dollar fines plus costs and 30 day jail terms suspended for good behavior in four cases each. George Poling drew 10 dollar fines with four counts and 30 day suspensions pending behavior. Garrett Warden withdrew a guilty plea and heads to trial on separate defrauding an innkeeper charge. Ray Ott, jailed on a secret indictment, pleaded not guilty to a non supportive charge and was bonded at 800 dollars.
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Logan
Harley
M. Whitcraft
Jay Chute
Edward Windle
George Poling
Henderson
Garrett Warden
Ray Ott
Chillicothe
W. R. Lloyd
L. F. Hammond
Large Audience at Logan Musicale Draws Crowd
A large audience attended the Logan American Legion Band musicale at the Pythian Theater conducted by Melvin Harburger. Soloists included Betty Baldwin Elizabeth Collison Lill Bagley H M Boocks Loren Long and Charlie Keasler with Walter Prather singing You're a Real Sweetheart. Proceeds support band expenses for the Akron state convention and more musicales are planned this summer.
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Charlies Keasler
Walter Prather
Logan
American Legion
Akron
Pastor Geddes Heads to North Springfield Centennial
The Rev. H. L. Geddes of the Presby terian Church travels to North Springfield for its centennial celebration. He served his first pastorate there from 1911 to 1913 and was to deliver an address on Tuesday.
Presbyterians aim to raise 750000 endowment for aged homes
Dr BE H Montgomery told churchgoers Sunday at Sidney about the Presbyterian homes for the aged. He said the Ohio Synod controls the homes with main home in Sidney and another in Piqua and is seeking to raise 750000 for their perpetual operation.
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Logan
Presbyterian Homes For
Sidney
Piqua
BE. H. Montgomery
Presbyterian Church
Ohio Synod of the
Fother
Montgomery
Collison and visitors host in Columbus
Social notes list guests visiting Columbus residents from nearby areas. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Collison of Columbus hosted Sunday at the home of E. Brehm and daughter Violet. Ivan Snider of Columbus visited his parents near Logan. Donald Bort at Grant Hospital recovers from injuries at the Hocking Valley Brick plant. Anthony Toerner and grandson Ralph Webb visited in Columbus, with several other Columbus and Thornville guests noted at local homes.
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J. B. Collison
Columbus
E. Brehm
Violet
Ivan Snider
Edward Snider
Logan
John McBroom
Donald Bort
Grant Hospital
Hocking Valley
Anthony Toerner
Ralph Webb
J. H. Bowman
Charles Bowman
Willard Grimm
W. IP. Heft
Cc. E. Brehm
J. F. Sawyer
Charles Sawyer
Thornville
C. 8. Clark
Link Chain of Golf Puzzle Words Stretches From Stick to Sandy
The sequence presents a word ladder themed set starting with Stick and ending with Sandy. Each term shares core letters or phonetic progression, forming a playful chain through related sounds and spellings.
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Stark
Sears
Variety urged for Hocking Valley growth by Ohio professor
Prof. A C Gubitz of Ohio University told the Athens Kiwanis Club that valley diversification offers future growth. He cited terra cotta, coking coals, and clays as key opportunities and urged community, Kiwanis Rotary and Chamber of Commerce backing. He warned coal demand won t rise soon due to alternative energy and conservation.
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Hocking Valley
A. C. Gubitz
Economics
Ohio University
Athens Kiwanis Club
Varsity Inn
Auc
The
Kiwanis and Rotary
Chamber of Commercce
Wilbur Stout
Department of Geology
Ohio State University
Gubits
Stout
Gubitz
United States
Court Street
Studnta
Athens
Hotel Berry
Ohio General Assembly Enacts 14 Bills as Session Ends
Columbus news notes 14 bills passed in the final week joined 63 already acted on, bringing total to 222. Gov Cooper has ten days to sign or veto. Senate Clerk Bateman and House staff worked around the clock on 159 measures before adjournment.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Senate
House
Cooper
Thomas E. Bateman
Bateman
J. I. Maynard
Delts Did Not Make Liquor Probe Shows
Charlottesville April 16 The University of Virginia Delta Tau Delta chapter a national social fraternity stood accused in a probe over liquor policy. Officials said no illicit liquor production occurred and the investigation found no violations by the chapter or its members.
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Charlottesville, Va
U.P
University of Virginia
Delta Tau Delta
Tucker explains taking wreaths from local grave
Walter Tucker of Cemetery Street Athens says he removed flower baskets from the grave of his brother in law Fred McLeod at W Union Street Cemetery to improve the grave. An affidavit by Rhoda McLead accuses him of maliciously destroying flowers. Tucker counters with charges against Mrs McLead for trespass and assault. He was arraigned and bound over to the Athens Grand Jury.
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Fred McLeod
W Union Street
Walter Tucker
Cemetery Street
Athens
Rhoda McLead
McLead
Tucker
F. J. Beasley Milling Company
Mason City
J. P. Hickman
East
12Th &T
Parkersburg
W. Va
Lion & Celery
Chicketot Case Appeal Follows Chicken Cruelty Verdict
In New Lexington April Justice H Stoneburner presiding at Crooksville heard a crowded cruelty to chickens case. Harry Fitch was found guilty of shooting chickens and letting wounds die, fined 10 dollars and costs, with appeal noted. Separate liquor making and university drinking rule charges against Fitch were cleared.
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New Lexington
Justice of the
H. Stoneburner
Crooksville
Harry Fitch
Wliam C. Jones
Fitch
Justice Stoneburner
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