Churches in Logan and surrounding area schedule
The notice lists multiple congregations with weekly times including Sunday School at 9:30 to 9:45 a.m. worship services at 10:30 a.m. and various evening meetings. Denominations include EUB circuits Gore, Otterbein, First Methodist, St. Pauls Episcopal, First Presbyterian, and American Lutheran among others with specific pastor names and midweek activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EUE
C. P. Hinton
Dundas
Weaver Station
Harkins Chapel
Vinton
Gore Eub
Earl W. Miller
Otterbein
Oroville
First Methodist
R. B. Wilson
ST. Paul’s Episcopal
Rollin S. Polk, Jr
West Logan Pilgrim Holiness
Earl Appleman
Roy Ankrim
First Evangelical United Brethren
A. N. Grueser
Matthew
First Presbyterian
Henry L. Carr
Westminster Fellowship
Nelsonville
Presbyterian Guild
First United Brethren
I. N. Burnsworth
Berea Presbyterian
Berea
American Lutheran Parish
Paul N. Warner
St. Matthew’s
St. John’s
St. John Ladies Society
Logan Hocking Blood Donors Fall Short by 18
Logan county failing to reach the 100 donor goal as 82 people gave blood at the Red Cross mobile visit. Ninety five showed up including 19 walkins, with 13 rejected for colds or allergies. Staff and volunteers from the Hocking County Red Cross and local firms aided the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Hocking County
Richard Gerken
National Fireproofing Co
Haydenville
Eva Mock
Anna Woodruff
J. W. Doering
Mary Margaret Snyder
Jeannette Ruth
Elizabeth Cullison
Paul Collison
John Lee
Claude Chrisman
Carl Brown
M. B. Haney
Otto Iles
Myrtle Boyle
Will Hansel
C. S. Matheny
James Barker
Donald Skiver
Wilhelmine Deissle
Henry Dague
Charles Achauer
William Brooker
Christopher L. Crothers
James Karshner
William McQuaid
Walter Swaim
Arthur Horn
Arthur L. McQuaid
Raymond Stover
Benton Lightfoot
Gerald Miller, Sr
Kermit Swaim
James North
Wendell Keels
Roy Smith
Tracy Conrad
Morris Clouston
Robert L. Lehman
Robert Auflick
Louis Feeback
Henderson Oliver
Ralph Hill
Charles Vickers
Godman Shoe Co
Hazel Bowen
Wilma Mooney
Katherine West
Anna Snyder
Harold M. Brown
Arthur Jones
Beatrice McManaway
Bartlett Tree Expert Co
James Cruise
Clayton Rose
William Fink
George Dillon
Lee L. Fink
Logan Clay Products Co
Willard C. Burns
Dewey G. Howdyshell
Richard E. Goss
General Electric
Gilbert Helber
William P. Guess
Ford Hack
Izaak Walton League April Meeting At Lake Logan
About 125 members and guests attended the Hocking County Izaak Walton League April meeting at the Lake Logan clubhouse for a steak dinner and program. R R Lanning chaired the program and a sound motion picture Conservation at the Crossroads was shown. New members Mowery and Robinette were welcomed as John Geiger announced concrete work and post setting for parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hack
Lake Logan
Ohio
John Geiger
Peter Yaw
C. F., Ackers
Craig Adair
H Eastman
Homer Wilson
Gabriel Miller
Bob Smith
Bob Wise
Luther Mowery
Mowery
Vernobinette
Club
Yesterday's Results In Major League Baseball
Yesterday's results show Detroit shut out Cleveland 6 to 4 as Gray and Ginsberg led the Tigers. In the National League, Pittsburgh beat St Louis 8 to 4 behind Dickson and McCullough, while Pollet and teammates prevailed for the Cards. In the American Association, Kansas City edged St Paul 5 to 4 in 13 innings as Louisville defeated Toledo 6 to 4. Columbus routed Indianapolis 14 to 12, and Minneapolis matched Milwaukee in a postponed game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Pet
St. Louis
Detroit
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Louisville
Minneapolis
Columbus
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Cleveland
Gray
Ginsberg
Wynn
Pieretti
Benton
Murray
Dickson
McCullough
Pollet
Martin
Poholsky
Boyer
Deal
Garagiola
Haefner
Trucks
McDermott
Kellner
Haynes
Porterfield
American Association
Tigers win 5-4 as Pat Mullins drives in two in first inning
Pat Mullins doubled in the first and scored on Johnny Groth's single to give Detroit a 5-4 victory over Cleveland. Murry Dickson earned his sixth win in nine decisions against St. Louis as Pittsburgh routed the Cards 8-4 with six hits allowed. Several afternoon games, including Heintzelman facing Bickford in Boston and Koslo versus Roe in New York, were listed with scheduled start times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Mullins
Tigers
Johnny Groth
Detroit
Cleveland
Murry Dickson
Pirates
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cards
Philadelphia
Boston
Heintzelman
Bickford
New York
Brooklyn
Koslo
Roe
Cincinnati
Wehmeier
Werle
Chicago
Rush
Officials Pick Lowell Rapp Athens Officials Leader
Lowell Rapp of Athens was elected president of the Athens Chapter of the Southeastern Ohio Officials Association at a Wednesday night meeting in Ohio U men's gym. Fred Swearingen was named vice president and Bob Bauer secretary treasurer. retiring officers were Harold Wise and Fred Picard. The association admitted about 20 new members and promoted five to associate status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Rapp
Athens
Southeastern Ohio Officials Association
Ohio U
Fred Swearingen
Athens High
Bob Bauer
Harold Wise
Fred Picard
Picard
Tony Reis
Bob Miller
Charles Bingman
Earl Phillips
Ohio University
Southeastern Ohio Association
Logan
Athens Junior High Intra Mural All Star Teams Named
Two all star squads and the champions were announced by Jack Hague intra mural supervisor. Lightweight honorees: Jimmy Dow Edward Robe Garry Saunders Roderick Oadis Don Simpkins. Heavyweight honorees: Bob Mc Cammon Dave Jones Keith White Tommy Martin Eddie Koehler. Champion Basketeers lightweight: Edward Robe Paul Abraham Donald Simpkins Bob Dixon Mack Morrison Dave Rigal. Heavyweights champions Angels: Jack Wolfe Eddie Nunemaker Clarence Williams Charles Williams Dave Jones Tommy Baird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Jimmy Dow
Edward Robe
Garry Saunders
Roderick Oadis
Don Simpkins
Bob McCammon
Dave Jones
Keith White
Tommy Martin
Eddie Koehler
Basketeers
Paul Abraham
Donald Simpkins
Bob Dixon
Mack Morrison
Dave Rigal
Jack Wolfe
Eddie Nunemaker
Clarence Williams
Charles Williams
Tommy Baird
Angels
Kings
Dack Hague
Stout's Hydroplane Racer Gets Its First Test Run
POMEROY Ohio River testing marks first run of the season for Duke Stout’s hydroplane P-33 Beguine. The 135 cubic foot inboard boat, rebuilt under Raymond and Leonard Fields, features chrome stacks and leathered cockpit, with pilots Stout and Kerns Roush planning summer races. Howard Stout is the pilot’s father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Duke Stout
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Ohio River
Stout
Columbus
Ohio
Raymond
Leonard Fields
New Haven
American Power Boat Association
Kerns Roush
Howard Stout
Canaan Road
Athens
Dickson Keeps Up Jinx Over Cardinals In Pittsburgh Win
Murry Dickson, Pirates pitcher, again bested his former teammates as Pittsburgh beat St. Louis 8-4 in the lone NL game amid rain. Dickson had previously defeated the Cards five times in eight meetings last year, driving in two runs with an unearned tally and six hits including Stan Musial’s homer. The Tigers and Browns led the AL with two-road wins each as Detroit edged Cleveland 5-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Murry Dickson
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Dickson
Bob Hannegan
Cardinal
Pirates
Murray
Brooklyn
Birds
Murry
Redbirds
Detroit
Indians
Cleveland
Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Stan Musial
Eddie Miller
Marty Marion
Football moves away from fair catch rule
The Football Rules Committee has discarded the fair catch option on punts. A safety man can now either catch the punt or let it roll. The change, confirmed by Wallace Wade of Duke, eliminates the fair catch signaling and increases risk after the ball is touched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Football Rules Committee
Pinehurst
N. C
Wallace Wade
Duke
Harlem Globe Trotters Clinch World Series Tour Title
The Harlem Globetrotters beat the College All-Stars 77 to 64 at Uline Arena to close an 18 day tour that began April 2 in Chicago. Promoter Abe Saperstein vows a return next year and for three more years if fans demand it as attendance records were set in multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harlem Globe Trotters
Uline Arena
Abe Saperstein
Chicago
West Coast
New England
Trotters
All-Stars
Cleveland
Indianapolis
San Francisco
Denver
Cincinnati
Burton to Meet Cotton in Toledo May 3
New York welterweight Gene Burton has signed to fight Charlie Cotton of Toledo in a 10 round bout in Toledo on May 3. Cotton has won 22 of 24 bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Gene Burton
New York
Charlie Cotton
Six Athens County clubs tune up for county tournament
Six teams gear for Friday tuneups before the county tournament opener Monday in Chauncey. Waterloo aims to surge into sole first as it hosts Albany while Jacksonville Trimble sits tied atop with 3 0 records. Shade seeks first win at Buchtel after a 9 1 loss to Albany. Rome eyes first victory against The Plains at Stewart after a 10 0 loss to Waterloo. Middleport travels to Mason City West Virginia to face Wahama in a pitching duel, while Point Pleasant meets Gallipolis, the SEC southern leaders who own a 3 0 mark and beat the Pointers 4 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Chauncey
Waterloo
Jacksonville - Trimble
Albany
Cardinals
Trimble
Shade
Buchtel
Rome
Plains
Stewart
Indians
Middleport
Jackson
Ohio River
Mason City
W.va
Wahama
Gene Hesson
MHS
Dick Walters
Point Pleasant
Gallipolis
Kent State Guard Joins Goodyears Akron Team
Leroy Thompson, a Kent State University basketball standout with a four year 1122 point record, has joined the Goodyears Akron team today in a career move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent State
Goodyears
AKRON
Leroy Thompson
Kent State University
Neares Tire & Rubber Co
Case Dismissed in Jordan v Ross Court Agenda
Glenn and Ailleen E Jordan vs John Ross dismissed from Common Pleas Court agenda by Judge Harley Meyer after party agreement. Court records confirm the action and the case status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Glenn and
Ailleen E. Jordan
John Ross
Common Pleas
Harley Meyer
Fourth annual WSMS convention set for Logan church
The Fourth annual convention of the Women’s Society of World Service will meet April 26 to 28 at the First Evangelical United Brethren Church in Logan. Rev. A N Grueser leads planning with Mrs. Florence Myers and Mrs. Willard Lyke of the registration team. Guests include Laura Hunter, Rev. W Henry Shillington, Mrs. E E Nietz, and Rev. L W Tuttle, with local organizers Mrs. C C Salts and Mrs. Otto Iles assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Women’s Society of World Service
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
A. N. Gureser
Southeastern Ohio
WSMS
A. N. Grueser
C. C. Salts
Florence Myers
Willard Lyke
Otto Iles
Laura Hunter
Veteran Needs Blood Donors for Logan Soldier
About 35 donors are needed to supply fresh whole blood for George Joe Brenick at Dayton Veterans Hospital. Barcodes of plasma or derivatives are unsuitable, a mobile unit will arrive if enough donors are recruited by Sunday, and the request is issued by John F. Buchanan, Hocking County Veterans Service Officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Logan
Buchanan
Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall
Veterans Service Office
Smith Rites Planned for 1944 War Death
Logan obit for Staff Sgt. John Junior Smith 24 killed when bomber shot down over France on Feb 29 1944. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday Leonard Funeral Home with interment Oak Grove Cemetery. Survived by mother Edna Pierson Logan and brothers Clifford Logan Kenneth Duncan Falls Ohio. Body to arrive in Logan Tuesday. friends may call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John Junior Smith
Leonard Funeral Home
Oak Grove
Sgt
Smith
Logan High School
France
Edna Pierson
Clifford
Kenneth
Duncan Falls
Ohio
Graveside Rites Held For Infant Daughter Wolfe
Graveside services for Sally Lynn Wolfe infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Pearl Wolfe were held at 10 30 am Thursday in Oak Grove Cemetery conducted by Rev A N Grueser Funeral marked by the infant death shortly after birth and note of survived relatives including grandparents Mrs Orla Wolfe and Mrs B D Jaggi Both of Logan Also mentioned is a Sarasota Florida trailer park claim noting it is the largest in the United States and covers 31 acres
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LOGAN
Sally Lynn Wolfe
Pearl Wolfe
Hocking Valley Hospital
Oak Grove
A. N. Grueser
Gy S
Orlaolfe
B. D. Jaggi
United States
Sarasota, Fla
Court Suit Seeks 1800 From Administrator
Clifford Pinkstock files in common pleas court against Levi Davis as administrator of the estate of Della Friend. The suit claims payment for farm management from 1941 to August 1949 at $25 per month, alleging no prior payment. The deceased Della Friend died August 28, 1949, with Davis as qualified administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Common Pleas
Clifford Pinkstock
Rockbridge
Levi Davis
Della Friend
Davis
Edward Friend
Pinkstock
Loan Corp Sues Beecher for 328 Dollars in Ohio Court
The Home Owners Loan Corp sues Minnie and Clyde Beecher of Laurelville in Common Pleas Court for 328.39 dollars on a promissory note. The petition asks for a judgment for the amount plus four and a half percent interest from February 23, 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Common Pleas Court
Home Owners Loan Corp
Minnie
Clyde Beecher
Laurelville
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Suppy Co
Robert R. Fisk
Jack Moorehead
Sears Roebuck
Roberta Schmitter
King Lumber Co
Gene Goss
Sportsman
Avenelle
Bues’ Dickson
Burton
Cotton
Scholastic
Logan Sandwich House
Dally
Sinclair
George L. Smith
Sinclair Refining Co
Athens, Ohio
Walter E. Brehm
Dr. Brehm
Congressman Brehm
American Legion
V.F.W
Amvets
National Service
Brehm
John T. Feigley
Blind Veterans OF America
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