Lillian Kemper Wins Hocking OSU Award
Logan High School hosts a Logan High assembly as Lillian Cecelia X Kemper, OSU senior majoring in institutional management, receives the annual Ohio State Alumni Club of Hocking County award. She holds a 3.19 GPA, active in Omicron Nu Theta Phi Alpha Scholaris Newman Club and women’s bowling. The club funds a plaque for a Hocking County OSU senior each year.
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Logan
Ohio State
Hocking County
Lillian Cecelia X Kemper
Edward Kemper
Logan High School
Kemper
Omicron Nu
Theta Phi Alpha
Scholaris
Newman Club
Cherring
Ohio Staters
Fred Burchfield
H. H. Sands
Miss Kemper
J. C. Foley
Supt
G. E. Carr
Logan High
Dr. Logan High
Carmen Ohio
Sponsor Gun Meet At Fairground Traps This Sunday
Logan Gun Club sponsors a merchandise shoot at 1 p m Sunday at the fairground traps. A feature is the 50 bird shoot as part of the 300 pigeon match conducted by Thurston Millersport Sugar Grove and Logan clubs. This will be the sixth 50 target set.
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LOGAN
Logan Gun Club
Thurston
Millersport
Sugar Grove
Contest tests held at Logan High for scholarship team
Tests were conducted at Logan High School today to choose the school’s team for district scholarship tests in Athens on May 20. The local team will be announced in the next few days.
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Logan
Logan High School
Athens
Pick Chairman In Scout Drive
Logan Charles C. Achauer named general chairman of the May 3 financial campaign to support the Boy and Girl Scout program in Hocking County. A meeting at the chamber of commerce reviewed plans and the goal of 950 dollars, matching last year. Attendees included Harry J. Stevenson C. B. Donahue Howard F. Kirk and women’s representatives Mrs. Harry Mack Mrs. Ruth Graham Miss Florence Bort and Miss Precious Correll. Further details will be announced soon.
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C. B. Donahue
Howard FE. Kirk
Harry Mack
Ruth Graham
Florence Bort
Precious Correll
Pioneer Youth Club Meeting At Hocking Grange Hall
Pioneer Youth Club held a Tuesday gathering at the Hocking Grange Hall with Merle Primmer, Howard Wharton and Clarence Azbell in charge. Initiation services followed for Arbell Wharton Hansley Stiverson and Good. Next meeting titled guest night led by James Guthrie with several guests in attendance.
School bus outing planned for Ash Cave trip
Arrangements were made for about 100 school children to attend a wiener roast at Ash Cave after school on Friday. The outing was organized by Stanley W. Huston Fred Liff and Robert Mohler, drivers on the school bus routes.
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Logan
Ash Cave
Stanley W. Huston
Fred Liff
Robert Mohler
Logan High to Host Elimination Spelling Finals
Logan High School prepares for the spelling meet finals with entrants from Murray City and several districts. Winners span third to sixth grade with students from Murray City lising Patsy Danson and others, plus Hsboro and Ward Rural entrants among the participants.
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Logan
Logan High School
Murray City
Patsy Danson
Dean Ferrell
Bertha Bunting
Marilyn Stone
James Smith
James Sorrell
Ralph Camp
Bonnie Shuttleworth
Jessie Neel
Adrian Hoskins
Lynn Storer
Jack Jenkins
Winona Wright
Jean Shuttleworth
Kenneth Acker
Rose May Robinson
Ward
Dolores Coe
Betty Levine
Terry Wayne Smith
Marie Crooks
Patty Smith
Mary Catherine Seeholtz
Arlene Horn
Joan Horn
Patty Nutter
Frank Lax
Patricia Carpenter
Patricia Rutherford
Gerald Coe
Gerald Spencer
Burdella Dillon
To Speak on Cancer Work in Southeast Ohio
Mrs. G. E. Vincent of the Women’s Cancer Control Society of Ohio visited Logan to confer with Mrs. W. B. Lacock Southeast District commander. They plan to address a Memorial Hall meeting in McArthur and report strong district membership gains, with Kiwanis Club and Tuesday Book Club enrolling 100 percent.
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Logan
G. E. Vincent
Women’s Cancer Control Society of Ohio
W. B. Lacock
Southeast Ohio
McArthur
Memorial Hall
Lacock
Kiwanis Club
Murray
Fred Murray
Fred E. Hull
Cancer Control Society
Frank W. Harden
Frances Frost
George Moury
Clarence S. Matheny
Clarence Schempp
Charles C. Achauer
John W. Lee
Newell Grooms
Lawrence Harden
John Murray
W. D. Bassett
Man Given $100 Fine for Drunken Driving
Logan Thurman Bailey of Pom eroy Route 1 was arrested Tuesday night by Patrolman A F Evans for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. He pleaded guilty at arraignment before Mayor Dallas Kinser and was fined $100 plus costs and his driving rights suspended.
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Logan—Thurman Bailey
Pomeroy Rt. 1
A. F. Evans
Dallas Kinser
LoganA Marriage License Issued To Rhoades Morris
Logan A marriage license was issued to Thomas Howard Rhoades 22 farmer of Logan son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Rhoades and Willodean Morris 18 at home Logan daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Morris.
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Logan
Thomas Howard Rhoades
Edwin Rhoades
Willodean Morris
Louis Morris
Ebright Visits Logan While Returning Home
State Treasurer Don H. Ebright visited Logan Tuesday evening after speaking to the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce. He met his former Ohio State University classmate Fred E. Hull, chairman of the county Republican Committee, and was joined by Rep. Floyd F. Mees of Meigs County.
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Logan
Don H. Ebright
Pomeroy
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio State University
Fred E. Hull
Ebright
Floyd F. Mees
Meigs County
Logan Social Notes and Local Club Roundup
Logan residents attend weddings and club meetings in a Tuesday session. Audrey Robinette and Lewis Arnold wed at St. Matthew Lutheran Church with Rev. Amos L. Heyde officiating. Reads list of book club hosts, reviews, and visiting officials, plus local residents traveling to Chillicothe for church society convention.
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Audrey Robinette
Earl Robinette
Chillicothe
Lewis Arnold
Charles L. Arnold
Amos L. Heyde
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Miss Robinette
Chillicothe High School
Logan
C. F. Lewis
Missionary Societies of the United Brethren Church
E. B. White
Merlin Rose
Esther Mundy
Della Campbell
Blanche Fickel
William Deeds
Dwight Clark
Carolyn
Gene
Carbondale
Ada Hoskins
Clark
Washington, D. C
Walter Stevenson
San Francisco
Harry J. Stevenson
Stevenson
Pleads Not Guilty To Robbery Charge
Logan man Cline Summers was arrested after a Dec 15 1938 burglary. He pleaded not guilty to breaking and entering before Magistrate S B Whitehart. Bond set at 800 dollars. Grand jury to hear the case next week. Police say he broke into George Browns garage at West Logan and took property.
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Logan
Cline Summers
Nellis Smith
S. B. Whitehart
George Brown
West Logan
Banquet Planned for Logan High Band Members
Preliminary plans for a Logan High School Band banquet were discussed Tuesday evening. Band Booster Club president Dallas Kinser and organizers Mrs Grace Hall Mrs Jennie Price Eber Mowery and James Horwell attended. Mrs Price and Mrs Holl to handle dinner and Mr Horwell will oversee entertainment. Further details to follow.
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Logan
Logan High School
Dallas Kinser
Grace Hall
Jennie Price
Eber Mowery
James Horwell
Price
Holl
Horwell
Hocking Tax Sales Reach $1 380 in Week
Logan sales tax stamp sales in Hocking County for the week ending April 1 totaled $1 580 14, according to the State Treasurer Don H. Ebright. The year to date rose to $13 353 76, compared with $12 820 12 the previous year.
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Logan
Hocking County
Don H. Ebright
Students to Represent Logan Rural in District Meet
Logan Rural high schools in Hocking County will be represented by a scholarship team at the district meet in Athens on May 20. C W Jones announced final selections from Saturday tests, led by Pauline Kuhn Rockbridge in typing biology and English 3.
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Logan
Hocking County
Athens
C. W. Jones
Pauline Kuhn
Rockbridge
Doris Hartsough
Laurelville
Betty Herron
Marie Acker
Murray City
Albert Easterling
Carlon Hill
William Hahn
George Reynolds
Jack Bennett
Union Furnace
Maxine Clary
Carbon Hill
Norma Brown
South Blooming
Nina Smith
Paul Hartsough
Irene Ward
Fred Mahoney
Llesboro
Rhea Primmer
Georgiana McGrady
Gibisonville
Josephine Salts
Mildred Cline
Vivian Johnson
Edna Mathias
Mabel Jones
Ladonna Craft
Logan Bowlers Finish Third in League Meet
Logan-Twentieth Century League action saw Logan finish third after taking two of three from Anchor Hocking. Spearheaded by Connor 598 and Johnson 572, Logan totaled 2761 while Anchor Hocking posted 2688. Mr and Mrs Charles Pratt watched as Pratt sponsored the team ahead of next week's Lancaster banquet and Sunday's match with the Lancaster Elks.
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LOGAN
Lancaster
Pratt-Hawkinson
Anchor Hocking
Charles Pratt
Pratt
Lancaster Elks
Logan—St. Clair
Connor
Struble
Columber
Johnson
Secoy
J. Decker
Behrens
Sly
H. Decker
Hunts Mushrooms Logan Vernon Stump Bright Spring Find
Vernon Stump of this city joined mushroom hunters this week and returned with 80 spring mushrooms. Warm weather is needed to help these delicacies develop more rapidly.
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Logan
Vernon Stump
Logan High principal returns to work after illness
Fred Burch, principal of Logan High School, resumes duties Wednesday morning after a throat infection kept him out since last Friday.
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Logan
Fred Burchfield
Logan High School
Funeral Sermon Delivers for Mrs Whitlock in Syracuse
The Rev. C. B. Clendenen of this city traveled to Syracuse to preach the funeral sermon for Mrs. Whitlock. He formerly served as pastor of the Church of the Nazarene there for two and a half years.
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Logan
C. B. Clendenen
Syracuse
Whitlock
Church of the Nazarene
Orpheus Choir Sings at Athens High School
The Orpheus Choir from Logan Logan Church of Nazarene College Olivet Illinois performed a concert at Athens High School Tuesday evening. Rev and Mrs C B Clendenen led a local delegation of 60 attendees representing the Logan church denomination.
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Hocking
Scout
Pioneer Youth Club
MENS
Traval
Betty Martin
Glenview Heights
Martha Getz
Bertha Damon
George Clayton Shaw
Jim Josten
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Navy
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