To Face Non-Support Charge in Logan Court
Allen Powers of Muncie Ind indicted for non support and arraigned in Logan Court where he pled guilty and was ordered to pay six dollars weekly with a five hundred dollar bond. Hubert Johnson appeared on capias for now support and must back pay and refrain from drinking. Sole management of the P K Shop transferred to Mr and Mrs Sam Primmer with operations continuing under the same schedule and firm name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Allen Powers
Muncie
Ind
Joe Farbearn
Phil Henderson
Hubert Johnson
Capias
P K
Sam Primmer
86 Pupils Score Perfect Across County Finals
In Marion District Supt J W Coleman announced 86 pupils from third to sixth grade achieved perfect scores in the county wide spelling contest finals. Names list many from Benton Good Hope Laurelville Murray City Starr Washington Salt Creek Laurel and Ward with multiple students cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardella Sheets
Betty Palmer
Paul Ruff
Marion
Russell Dale Giffin
William Irvin
Pat Collins
Nadine Craft
John Sabo
Thelma Martin
Murray City
Harry Dickerson
Joe Anthony
Joan Nixon
Dale Cook
Hershel Bensonhaver
Starr Washington
Frances Bone
Patricia Lehman
Bentton
Nora Lee Blake
Ward
Earl Eugene Arledge
Donald Arledge
Joan Reed
Nelson Brokaw
Salt Creek
Loretta Dunkle
Viola Julian
Carolyn Hoyt
Harry Mack Ross
Bonnie Jean Hall
Billy Woolson
Virginia Woolson
Ruth Ingram
Florence Stump
Laurelville- Perry
Martha Jean Huske
Jennie Lee Koch
Jean Flowers
Myrtle McGill
Marion Carpenter
Jean Griffith
Sue Risch
Susie Mathias
Rockbridge
Martha Jean Ellis
Irene Frazier
Laurelville-Perry
Jean Hanigan
Faye Gordon
Couple Welcomes Daughter At Cherrington Hospital
Mr and Mrs William Nutter of Lancaster are parents of a daughter born Monday at Cherrington Hospital. Grandparents are Mrs Ben Nutter and Mr and Mrs Doc Spencer of Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
William Nutter
Lancaster
Cherrington Hospital
Ben Nutter
Doc Spencer
Record of Junior High School operetta Gypsy Troubadour turnout
More than 700 attendees supported the Junior High School operetta Gypsy Troubadour last Thursday. Principal H. E. Kirk said the receipts reached 113.55, the highest ever for the event. Grace Hibarger’s room sold the most tickets and earned a matinee trip. Florence Larimer’s group had the second highest sales. Jack Newman and Arlene Carr tied for top individual sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
H. E. Kirk
Grace Hibarger
Florence Larimer
Jack Newman
Arlene Carr
Speilman Shines in Logan Juniors Practice Game
Danny Speilman pitched the closing innings for Logan Min gos against New Straitsville on Sunday and looked strong. The rangy former Junior Leaguer formerly played here a few summers ago. Albert Leonard will stay with Logan High School through season end after a planned team tryout. Leonard has shown ability as a moundman for the Juniors and was tried out last summer at the Columbus Red Bird School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Danny Speilman
Logan Mingos
New Straitsville
Albert Leonard
Logan High School
Leonard
Columbus
Red Bird School
Lancaster Experts To Address Boyology Class
Two Lancaster men with years in youth work address the Logan Boyology course session at the Chamber of Commerce office. Charles Goslin Scoutmaster Troop 182 Lancaster will speak on Hobbying to Health and Happiness With Youth. Jack Dey, merit badge counselor in astronomy, talks Exploring Your Backyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Lancaster
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Goslin
West Side
Jack Dey
Mingo Masons Confer Fellowcraft Degree At Special Meet
LOGAN Mingo Lodge of Masons held a special meeting Monday evening with Past Masters in chairs to confer the Fellowcraft Degree. During the business session jewels were presented to Charles W. Dollmatsch Rolland Bright C H Smith Lewis Rose and E L Ewing as the lodge continues its custom of awarding jewels to the five oldest living past masters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — Mingo Lodge of Masons
Charles W. Dollmatsch
Rolland Bright
C. H. Smith
Lewis Rose
E. L. Ewing
Logan Marriage Applications Reach Week End
Judge E L Ewing issued several marriage licenses including Paul Galvin and Jane Canfield White both of Logan Corners and Charles Raymond Smith with Margaret Helen Acker of South Bloomingville The Rev Jonathan Orr officiated Earl Lescallett and Hazel Klinger from Logan and Gerald Yates with Josephine Brooks of Athens County also listed Lawrence Sullivan and Mildred Smith from Nelsonville both couples listed with parents involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
E. L. Ewing
Paul Galvin
Nelsonville
Pat Galvin
Jane Canfield White
Howard White
Charles Raymond Smith
Farmer
South Bloomingville
Charles R. Smith
Margaret Helen Acker
S. Bloomingville
Clinton Acker
Jonathan Orr
Earl Francis Lescallett
Lancaster
H. C. Lescallett
Hazel Irene Klinger
Jacob Klinger
Gerald Roland Yates
Athens County
John Yates
Josephine Brooks
Walter Brooks
Lawrence Sullivan
Rt. 2
Harvey Sullivan
Mildred Smith
Charles Smith
Rheinschelds Honored On 35th Wedding Anniversary
Logan brief notes a quiet 35th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Dan Rheinscheld at their Union Furnace home with a family dinner. The event recalls the 1903 marriage at New Plymouth Presbyterian parsonage by Rev. George A. Pflug and lists attending relatives. Also reported are preparations for moving to Oceania Kentucky and visits from relatives including Mrs. Wallace of Marion Illinois and others in Logan. Acker couple marks their 19th anniversary with friends at their country home near Logan, with dinner and supper shared by Wayne Hall Laurelville Edward Healy Sheriff Joe Farbearn J B Waldron Pete Burgoon Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Eckert
Oceania
Eckert
Camp Hocking
George Wallace
Marion
Ill
A. J. Curl
James Guy
Nelsonville
Wallace
Curl
Joe Farbearn
Joe Harden
Newark
Gertrude Harden
Logan
Lawrence Hedge
Wayne Hall
Laurelville
Mark
George Acker
Edward Healy
Jack
J. B. Waldron
Pete Burgoon
Wolfe Rites Set for June Wolfe at Local Church
Funeral services for June Wolfe daughter of Mr and Mrs George Wolfe will be held at the Methodist Episcopal Church at 2 pm Wednesday Rev C W Graham officiating Burial will follow in Oak Grove Cemetery
Legion To Meet for District 8 Conference Plans
Logan Post American Legion holds a clubroom meeting this evening to plan the spring District 8 Conference in Logan on May 14 and 15. Officers seek large attendance and will name many new committees for conference detail work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Post American Legion
District 8
Local Boy Undergoes Major Surgery in Columbus
Earl Warner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Warner, underwent a major operation at a Columbus hospital on Monday. Ill for two weeks, doctors found a ruptured appendix. The Warner family is at his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Earl Warner
Harry Warner
Columbus
Logan Elks Mark 40th Anniversary Ceremony
Logan Lodge of Elks celebrated its 40th anniversary Monday evening with an official ceremony and speeches by L. P. Mooney and Melrose Harbaugh. A dinner followed the program. Robert Hilles of Jenni son Ave was taken for a X ray examination after being confined at home due to an old injury from railroad work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Logan Lodge of Elks
L. P. Mooney
Melrose Harbaugh
Robert Hilles
Jennison Ave
Local Child Admitted for Treatment at Cherry Creek Hospital
Ned Karshner, 21 months old son of Mr and Mrs Cloyce Karshner Laurelville, was admitted to Cherrington Hospital Sunday evening for treatment. Mrs Edward Leach of this city returned home Saturday after a several days treatment allowing an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Hospital
Logan
Ned Karshner
Cloyce Karshner
Laurelville
Cherrington Hospital
Edward Leach
Fifth Honor Roll for High School Released
The Senior High School announces its fifth six week honor roll under principal Fred B. Burchfield. Seniors lead with 30.9 percent on the roll, juniors 23.9 percent, and sophomores 23.8 percent. Overall school average is 25.7 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Fred B. Burchfield
Harley Meyer Elected Rotary Club President
Logan Rotary Club elected officers at its regular meeting at the White House Harley Meyer named president after serving as secretary. Wayne Whitcraft named vice president with Fred E Hull and Walter Leonard elected directors. Dr Harry Eastman received a perfect attendance button. Dr Ernest Williams and Richard McCutchan attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Rotary Club
White House
Harley Meyer
Meyer
Josef Brashares
Wayne Whitcraft
Fred E. Hull
Walter Leonard
Harry Eastman
Ernest Williams
Logan High School
Richard McCutchan
Wednesday Club Meets At Albany
Albany notes show the Wednesday Club meeting at Mrs. E H Lash home with Harriett presenting opera stories and music. Guests included Mrs A T Ballenger. Other items mention DAR convention in Washington and local social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
E. H. Lash
Harriett
A. T. Ballenger
E. M. Baughman
O. D. Dailey
Washington, D. C
Dailey
DAR
Ed Bailes
W. C. Roller
Coolville
Mitchell
Roller
J. E. Cline
Temple Church
Frank Murphey
Athens
R. P. Ashbaugh
Bertha Buxton
John
Western Springs
M. E. Church
Grace Vorhees
Saylor
Martha Lou Baughman
Ballenger
Roma Douglas
Will Gillogly
Lester Brentzer
Elza Dailey
Thorobelle Baughman
Columbus
Albany Garden Club
Garden Club
Will Higley
Florida
Clair Davis
Mansfield
Ella Nelson
Dexter
Otho Castle
G. J. Tewksbury
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Albany Pta
Warren Johnson
Maude Lynch
John Radford
Elizabeth Webb
Reynoldsburg
Vicpo Gillogly
Oda Gillogly
Darrell West
Dick Scott
Robert Cordray
David Dailey
Maynard Coates
Dale Scott
John Cordray
Wilkesville Songsters Take Third at State Final
Wilkesville girls chorus directed by Jane Steele placed third in a state contest in Columbus. John Radcliff of Wilkesville suffered a fractured leg in a second base collision. An Eastern Star inspection reported 75 attendees. Frank Strong and Georgia visited Mrs. Allie Pilcher. Vinton Rural High to present "Here Comes Charlie" Friday at 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesville
Jane Steele
Columbus
McArthur
John Radcliff
Order of Eastern Star
Frank Strong
Georgia
Allie Pilcher
Vinton Rural High School
Here Comes
Charlie
Charge Logan Man With Gun Attack Threat
Logan Bert King faces arraignment before Magistrate S B Whitehart on carrying concealed weapons related to an affray at Hocking Valley Brick plant Monday. He allegedly appeared at a shanty door and threatened to shoot Jesse Peck Beougher, prompting foreman George Green to shut the door. Deputy Nellis Smith found King in the brick yard with a .38 revolver. King had been drinking. Witnesses Raymond Pierson and Newton Kitchen were present. Information says trouble between King and Beougher occurred Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Bert King
S. B. Whitehart
Hocking Valley
King
Jesse “Peck” Beougher
George Green
Raymond Pierson
Newton Kitchen
Nellis Smith
Logan May 5 Blue and Gray Trail ceremony committee named
Celebration chairman Dr Walter E Brehm announced on Monday the Logan committee for the May 5 dedication of the Blue and Gray Trail. Members named are Clarence Blosser C F Lewis Edward Paul C C Lyon and Wilbur Lanning. The group will select six girls to escort the Blossom Queen and court and arrange a dinner in Masonic social rooms with the Eastern Stars invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Walter E. Brehm
Clarence Blosser
C. F. Lewis
Edward Paul
C. C. Lyon
Wilbur Lanning
Charles Starkey Fined For Ignoring Tag Law
Logan Charles Starkey of Ced dar Falls pleaded guilty before Magistrate S B Whitehart after warnings from Warden Howard Brooks for failing to license his dog. He paid a $10 fine plus costs. the first dog licensing offense of the year for the warden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Charles Starkey
Ceddar Falls
Howard Brooks
S. B. Whitehart
Logan Ninth Grade test results announced by principal
Logan district announces Ninth Grade scholarship elimination test results. Selected students advance to the district contest in Athens. Latin I Paul Blum Kathryn Brooker. English 9 Eleanor Anthony Eugenia Chifos. Science Barton Hall Cloyd Dawley. Algebra Vance Rutter Kathleen Pritts Virginia Jo Roberts Marjorie Price. Only two chosen for the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
H. E. Kirk
Athens
Paul Blum
Kathryn Brooker
Eleanor Anthony
Eugenia Chifos
Barton Hall
Cloyd Dawley
Vance Rutter
Kathleen Pritts
Virginia Jo Roberts
Marjorie Price
Mrs. J W Hutchins Taken to Grant Hospital
Mrs J W Hutchins of Logan was taken to Grant Hospital Sunday morning for observation and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
J. W. Hutchins
Grant Hospital
McBride Rites Set for Catherine McBride
Funeral services for Catherine McBride aged 77 will be held Wednesday at 9 a m at St John’s Catholic Church conducted by Rev James T Nevin. Miss McBride died Sunday at her home on E Main Street after a stroke. She was long associated with the S E McBride Millinery store and retired recently. She is survived by sisters Miss Mary McBride and Mrs Margaret Cassidy and a brother Frank McBride. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
St. John’s Catholic Church
James T. Nevin
Catherine McBride
E. Main St
McBride
S. E. McBride Millinery
Mary McBride
Margaret Cassidy
Chicago
Frank McBride
Oak Grove Cemetery
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Stocking x Co
Benton
Logan Court
Zenners
Speilman
Mingo Masons
Voss
Tlevay
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
Wolfe
Legion
Logan Elks
Rotary Club
Wilkesville Songsters
Logan Man
Court St
America
Socony
NOLY
L.C. Mead Oil CO
Mobil Oil
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