Destructive Grass and Forest Fires Reported in Hocking County Area
Logan report details multiple fires in Hocking County around noon Tuesday. About 200 acres burned near Enterprise, affecting farms of Helber, Brashares, and Iles. Fire wardens, rangers, and CCC crews fought six hours to control the blazes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
CCC
Enterprise
William Helber
Josef Brashares
Otto Iles
Sugar Grove
L. T. Worley
Forester Bane
Camp Hocking
Starr Township
R. E. Allen
Maxville
Oscar Smith
Knights of Pythias Go To Lancaster Monday
Logan Knights of Pythias delegation traveled to Lancaster Monday night where the third degree was conferred by Champion Lodge of Columbus. Attending units included Laurelville Circleville Nelsonville Newark Millersport and Crooksville with several Grand Lodge officers present. Logan members listed: R. N. White Judge E. L. Ewing Bert Humphrey Harry Reeves Russell Bownes Henry Glass Charles Mohler William Weede Tom Howdyshell Aaron Adcock Lawrence Courter and John Bownes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Knights of Pythias
Lancaster
Champion Lodge of Columbus
Laurelville
Circleville
Nelsonville
Newark
Millersport
Crooksvile
Grand Lodge
R. N. White
E. L. Ewing
Bert Humphrey
Harry Reeves
Russell Bownes
Henry Glass
Charles Mohler
William Weede
Tom Howdyshell
Aaron Adcock
Lawrence Courter
John Bownes
Logan Shaffer and Faye Alban Win Marriage License
Logan Shaffer 21 a carpenter of Columbus and Faye Alban 21 at home of Columbus were granted a license to wed on Monday. Both are listed as children of their respective parents.
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Logan
Ralph Shaffer
Carpenter
Columbus
James P. Shaffer
Faye Alban
Alban E. Alban
Veterans to pick boy for Logan Post at Boys State
Commander Russell James named a committee including Walter M. Haas Don S. Bort H. H. Sands and Frank Walters to select a Logan High School junior to represent Logan Post at Boys State. Logan Post began this practice last year and will send a second boy via the American Legion Auxiliary. The post will meet the first Tuesday of each month for four months with lunch provided. Commander James also reported on the recent Ath ens banquet honoring National Commander Milo J. Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Russell James
Logan Post
Boys State
American Legion Hall
Walter M. Haas
Don S. Bort
H.H. Sands
Frank Walters
Logan High School
American Legion Auxiliary
James
Athens
Milo J. Warner
Cars Crash in Logan Tuesday Afternoon
Logan police investigated a Tuesday afternoon collision at Second Street and Arlington Avenue involving James Horwell and Dallas Heft. Horwell, en route to the Hocking Hills golf course with Delmar Mowery, was in a rollover crash, suffering minor cuts and bruises while both vehicles sustained heavy damage. Chief Lew Reynolds led the inquiry with several witnesses questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Second St
Arlington Ave
James Horwell
Dallas Heft
Horwell
Delmar Mowery
Hocking Hills
Heft
Lew Reynolds
Tilton to Retire This Year as Inspector in Logan
Logan reports C E Tilton veteran inspector of the Bureau of Inspection State Auditor’s department will retire at year’s end. He is currently in Circleville and has long served the department, familiar with many local county records. Also, Logan men Dan Roberts Earl Roberts F E Weinrich Charles C Achauer and Edgar C Paul attended Cincinnati for the National League season opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
C. E. Tilton
Bureau of Inspection
State Auditor’s Department
Circleville
Department
Cincinnati
Dan Roberts
Earl Roberts
F. E. Weinrich
Charles C. Achauer
Edgar C. Paul
TON JON Promises Relief From Indigestion and Nerves
A testimonial praises TON JON for curing acid indigestion and easing nerves. The speaker reports being able to breathe easily, not needing laxatives, and feeling stronger and more confident, suggesting others will benefit similarly from TON JON.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton Jon
Draft Board Places More Men on List
Logan A total of 22 men were placed in Class 1A from 51 who took their physical examinations on April 3. Six must be rechecked, possibly raising the percentage. Board plans to exam 50 more men at 6 p.m. Thursday April 17 at the courthouse with physicians dentists and opticians assisting. There are 72 men in Class 1A awaiting call and no orders have been received yet though expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Selective Service Office
Eastern Star Inspects Logan Chapter Officers and Guests
At a Logan special meeting Venus Chapter Order of Eastern Star held inspection with Mrs Fairy Gingery of Columbus as inspecting officer. Ruth Rees and Willard Lyke of the chapter served as officers. A newly organized drill team performed and 225 guests from communities including Rushville Groveport Columbus Pleasantville Duncan Falls attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Leitaker
Pleasantville
Edgar Hillyer
Margaret Timberlake
N. M. Brown
Florence Meyers
Alfred Carpenter
the Temple
Brown
Cecil H. Jones
Ivory Palaces
Corinna Davis
Gingery
Leitaker
Marvel Whitmer
Columbus
Norah B. Embrey
Grand Representatives
A. A. Schramm
Marietta
Roberta Mindling
Grand Warder
Beverly
Lela Connett
Grand Adah
Florence Larimer
Grand Esther
Logan
Lela B. Pontious
Adelphi
Nelle S. Krinn
Rushville
Groveport
New Lexington
Somerset
Corning
Crooksville
Zaleski
New Marshfield
Bartlett
New Straitsville
Nelsonville
Glouster
Bremen
Lithopolis
Philo
Duncan Falls
Bowen hosts Euterpean Club with musical program
Mrs E C Bowen and daughters entertained the Euterpean Club on N Market St. Monday evening with a program led by Mrs Howard Kirk including a Schumann paper and multiple composer numbers. Performances featured Mrs James R Smoot, Mrs F Meade Bowen, and Miss Elizabeth Collison. Refreshments followed. Local social news notes several visitors from Columbus and Akron with Easter visits and a county sheriff and wife among those noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Bowen
John T. Underwood
Mary Louise Bowen
Euterpean Club
N. Market St
Harley Meyer
Howard Kirk
Schumann
Allen Adams
James R. Smoot
Revival Continues in Logan Church on S Culver Street
The Church of God revival on S Culver St enters its third week with large attendance and special singing each evening. Evangelist Mary Wahl leads the services, with sessions also held on Saturday.
Salt Creek Board Names Teaching Staff for Next Year
Salt Creek Board of Education announces the teaching roster for the upcoming school year. The same staff remains with transfers. named instructors include Nelle Westfall Bethel Pine Gertrude S Felton Blue Creek David W Kuhn West Pike Charles Lively Pine Cottage Mae B Lama Sams Creek Mary Hostler Smiths Eloise M Kuhn East Pike Martha Smith, music instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Salt Creek
Condition Critical Logan Melvin Aurand Hospital Patient
Melvin Aurand of New Straitsville Rt 1 remained in critical condition after a major operation at Cherrington Hospital on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Melvin Aurand
New Straitsville
Rt. 1
Cherrington Hospital
Births Show Rise in Logan Area in March Report
March data from deputy registrar Faith Wright show nine births and three deaths in the district with rural areas recording 23 births and 11 deaths. Boys led girls with 18 to 14. Births listed include sons to Rutter Marshall Allen Hammond White and others, and daughters to Geil Haffner Ford Huber. Rural births also noted for multiple families across the region.
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Logan
Faith Wright
Charles Rutter
Earl E. Marshall
Harold E. Allen
Lester A. Hammond
E. B. White
Willard E. Geil
John W. Haffner
George R. Ford
Edwin Huber
Leroy F. Keplar
Lawrence Myers
Reese Goss
James W. Thompson
Claude W. Angell
Albert Rizer
Walter T. Wiseman
Logan High Players Guild Initiation At School
Logan High School will host an initiation on Thursday evening for 17 new members. Tom Brehm will oversee the event attended by students including Tommy Campbell Charles Rauch Jim Hartman Russell Mason Jerry Hammon Jane Karshner Eva Jane Edson Josephine Francis Bartella Park Dick Brown Sue Case Pauline Heinlein Mary Alice Brown Lee Riggs Jack Kinser and Vivian Rheinscheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Players Guild of
Logan High School
Tom Brehm
Tommy Campbell
Charles Rauch
Jim Hartman
Russell Mason
Jerry Hammon
Jane Karshner
Eva Jane Edson
Josephine Francis
Bartella Park
Dick Brown
Sue Case
Pauline Heinlein
Mary Alice Brown
Lee Riggs
Jack Kinser
Vivian Rheinscheld
Margaret Smith Recovers Amid 500 Cards Sent During Illness
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Smith report their daughter Margaret received 500 cards and messages while a patient at Grant Hospital over six weeks. The family expresses gratitude for the community's support during her illness.
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Margaret Smith
Logan
Sam Smith
Margaret
Grant Hospital
Fishing duo reels in 14 pound Musky near Shade
Logan Ramsey and Dan James of this city fished near Shade and after an extended battle landed a 14 pound Musky. The catch showcases the local anglers' persistence and success in a midweek outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
William Ramsey
Dan James
Shade Monday
Paroled Gallia County Horse Stealer in May Release
Gallia County justice records report David Crawford, first convict for horse stealing in decades, to be released on parole from Mansfield Reformatory on May 15. Lawrence Mehl is noted as another inmate serving auto theft sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
David Crawford
Gallia County
Mansfield Reformatory
Lawrence Mehl
Realty tax transfer files prepared for collection
Books are ready in the office of County Auditor E D Keeler for transfer to County Treasurer E E Myers for collection of June realty taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
E. D. Keeler
E. E. Myers
Stwoorare
Slim Smith Held in Pt Pleasant for Hog Stealing Jailing
Gallipolis reports Ernest Slim Smith of Georges Creek is jailed in Pt Pleasant to serve 60 more days of an earlier hog stealing sentence and faces a possible longer term for jail breaking as a separate matter.
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Gallipolis
Ernest
Slim) Smith
Georges Creek
Pt. Pleasant
Municipal building lawn shows rustic flower beds planted with bulbs
Two large flower beds with boulders for a rustic effect were constructed on the municipal building lawn and planted with bulbs.
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Gallipolis
Rats Outnumber Humans in U.S. Estimates
A grim estimate suggests there are as many rats as people in the United States. The claim highlights urban pests and public health concerns, noting the scale of rodent populations in major cities and the need for effective control measures.
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United States
Seniors Will Give Play at High School
Logan High School seniors announced a sequel titled Young April to Growing Pains with English teacher Miss Bartelle Hamilton directing. The May 16 8:15 p m performance will feature Grace Smith Cloyd Dawley Betty Alberry Tom Nash Kenneth Iles Martha Steele Wilma Jean Mohler Bob Snyder Don Lanning Floyd Preston Margee Price Delores Rheinscheid Goldie Brooks Lois Heyde Jack Hughes and Mary Margaret Kellenbarger. stage crew to be announced and rehearsals start immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High School
Bartelle Hamilton
Grace Smith
Cloyd Dawley
Betty Alberry
Tom Nash
Kenneth Iles
Martha Steele
Wilma Jean Mohler
Bob Snyder
Don Lanning
Floyd Preston
Margee Price
Delores Rheinscheid
Goldie Brooks
Lois Heyde
Jack Hughes
Mary Margaret Kellenbarger
Glouster Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary
Glouster Mr. and Mrs. David P. Reese celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at Easter with a family noon dinner and an open house from three to five. Attendees included son-in-law C A Kuhner and daughter David of Clarion Pa and children Ruth Jack and Mrs Reese. Long list of out of town visitors attended the Sunday night buffet. The couple, married March 29 1891 at Zaleski, have lived in Glouster 37 years.
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Glouster
David P. Reese
Republic Ave
C. A. Kuhner
David
Clarion
Jack’ Reese
Cleveland
Ruth Reese
Henry
Buskirt
Abury
Chillicothe
Florence
Elnore
Athens
Elbert
Gallipolis
Theron Goodson
Chauncey
Earl Uhrig
James Powers
Columbus
Edward
Pittsburgh
Reese
Zaleski
Jane Louise
Reeses
Birth of Patricia Kay Westfall in Maplewood area
Mr and Mrs Leo Westfall of Maplewood announce the birth of a daughter born on Easter Sunday. Grandparents are Eli Westfall of Hollister and George Van Horn of Ringgold. The baby is named Patricia Kay.
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Leo Westfall
Maplewood
Eli Westfall
Hollister
George van Horn
Ringgold
Patricia Kay
Local residents tale home from holiday travels and hospital stay
F D McCarty and Mrs McCarty return from Columbus where she had cataract surgery on the right eye and remains for observation. Isabel Carter leaves for Toledo to become Mercy Hospital dietitian. The Dille and McGee families visit in Trimble as Lt. James Galloway tours Fort Knox and Louisville with family. Betty Mandry visits en route to Girard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. McCarty
Columbus
White Cross Hospital
McCarty
Pearl Dille
Nancy Lee
Zanesville
Ad McGee
Trimble
Charles Clayberger
Esta Cunningham
R. C. Galloway
Christine Galloway
Louisville
Fort Knox
Kentucky
James V. Galloway
Galloway
1St Armored Division
United States Army
Ft. Knox
Churchill Downs
Bardstown
Betty Mandry
Girard
Merle Danford
To Form Ball Team Glouster Softball Meet Tonight
Those interested in forming a softball team will meet tonight at 7 o'clock in the mayor's office.
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Glouster
Lodgemen Honor Aged Member Monday
On Monday April 14 John Vv. Yaw marked 50 years as a K of P member in this city. A pin and certificate were to be presented later. Lodge members W O Bailey Lance Trainer Vern Lamborn Thomas Hemsley Raymond Robinson Thomas Williams Jr Herbert Zimmer Harry Vaughn Clarence Whaley Henry Williams George Jonas Worthy Parker visited the Yaw home to congratulate him. Yaw has suffered a four month illness after a stroke and is cared for by two nurses daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vv. Yaw
K. of P. Lodge
Yaw
Mr. Yaw
W. O. Bailey
Lance Trainer
Vern Lamborn
Thomas Hemsley
Raymond Robinson
Thomas Williams, Jr
Herbert Zimmer
Harry Vaughn
Clarence Whaley
Henry Williams
George Jonas
Worthy Parker
City League narrows as leaders clash in final third
GLOUSTER n nosed two games McCarty Tinkers out of three from the Catholic Action Guild last night. Gene Galloway posted a 204 single while Gibby Stephenson hit 203 with a 574 set, as Union Lunch battles Scott Dairy for the top spot with three weeks left in the City League race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
McCarty
Catholic Action Guild
Gene Galloway
Gibby Stephenson
Scott Dairy
Union Lunch
Action Guild
F. Thomas B. Johnston
Knights of Pythias to meet GLOUSTER district meeting noted
An important Knights of Pythias lodge meeting is set before the next Monday night session with Rank of Page to be conferred. A district meeting will be held Friday April 18 in Gallipolis with Grand Chancellor and Grand Vice in attendance. several Glouster members plan to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Gallipolis
Make Arrest After Automobile Accident
Gerald Hamilton of this city was placed under arrest by Patrolman Pearl Derr after an automobile accident at Arlington Ave and Front St about 9 o’clock Tuesday night. An affidavit charging him with operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol would be filed. Betty Nutter Davis, a passenger in the Hamilton car, sustained a knee injury. Harry Mowery’s car suffered considerable damage. the Hamilton car was damaged as well.
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Logan
Gerald Hamilton
Pearl Derr
Arlington Ave
Front St
Derr
Harry Mowery
Hamilton
Betty Nutter Davis
Mowery
Logan Miller Chapel Grange Meeting Set for Thursday
Logan Miller Chapel Grange schedules a regular meeting at their hall at 7 30 PM on Thursday. The session will include a business portion.
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Logan—Miller Chapel Grange
Glouster School Exhibit By Pupils Scheduled
Glouster school children will hold their annual exhibit on Thursday April 17. Morning classes run periods 1 2 3 4 until 10 30 with an afternoon period 8 from 12 35 to 1 18. At one o clock the grade operetta will be performed and adults may use their evening ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster School
Grass Fires Threaten Palos Area Sunday
Grass fires near East Branch spread rapidly toward Palos and Ringgold over Easter weekend. Firefighters from New York Central and Federal Valley Railroads joined 75 CCC camp workers from Camp Nelson at Nelsonville. Backburning by section men halted the blaze before it reached the Galloway and Stump properties. CCC crews extinguished it by Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
Federal Valley
CCC
Camp Nelson
Nelsonville
East Branch
Palos
Ringgold
R. C. Galloway
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Athens Messenger
Athens, Ee Ee
Knights of Pythias
Wiggs
Varias Cleanser
Zenners
Alice Beasley
Memphis
Washington
REDS
Nan Sheets
Lane St
Ohio
Jon
TON Jon Health
Quick's
Cut Rate
Union St
Mrs. Nancy Sheets
Entertain Club
Elizabeth Forwick
Louise Moore
Akron
Florida
George Moury
Roger
Clarence Salts
Moury
Jacob Keller
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Ann Shriner
Gertrude Cole
Grace Cole
Robert Cole
M. J.cole
Glenview Heights
Dorothy Ellis
Dave Ellis
Sheriff
Floyd Duffy
Salt Creek Board
Logan High Players Guild
Panama
Russell Keyes
Alice McAfooes
New York City
Cristobal
Government Club
Gamboa
Keyes
Sadie Williams
Lewis Gatchel, Jr
Detroit
John Gatchel
Darrell Gatchel
Elyria
Lewis Gatchel
Ralph Gatchel
Ernest Williams
Juanita
The
F. J. Beasley Company
Grange
Ed. V. Price & Co
Chicago
Zenner Store
Plymouth
Chrysler Corporation
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