Pageant and choral groups to open fair program
Logan Agricultural Society advances plans for the 100th Hocking County Fair at Logan fairgrounds from Sept 23. A sesquicentennial pageant and glee club performances open the event with School Day contests and band acts from Murray City Union Furnace Logan Junior High School. The schedule includes throne events, horse pulling, mule races, talent shows, fireworks, and a centennial parade.
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Logan
The
Agricultural Society
Hocking County
Wedno
Murray City
Union Furnace
Logan Junior High School
Carbon Hill
Rockbridge-Laurelville
Haydenville
Logan High School
Chauncey-Dover
Fair Board
Ohio
Logan Band Boosters Plan Uniform Replacement
Logan Band Boosters will replace worn uniforms and create a filing system for issuing them. George Gribble, president, announced a nominating committee to pick officers, with Mrs. Walter Shaw Mrs. Edwin Hagan and Mrs. Walter Harbarger on it. Robert Mohler will lead a committee to repair and paint the stadium food stand. William Gasbarro outlined summer band concerts and praised the booster banquet.
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Logan
George Gribble
Gribble
Walter Shaw
Edwin Hagan
Walter Harbarger
Robert Mohler
William Gasbarro
Logan City
Logan Council Debates Sewer and Parking Changes
City council discussed sewer expansion on Fourth Street from Betty Ave to Route 664 and examined two other sewerless areas on Elm Street and Mineral Ave. Parking ban proposals were heard for North Street and Second Street between Gallagher and Henrietta. The swimming pool lease will stay year to year, and repairs to the women’s restroom aim for a May 7 reopening.
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Elm St
Mineral Ave
Health Department
Byers
Gerken
Logan-Hocking
County Board of Health
Willam Knapp
Streets Committee
North St
Second St
Gallagher
Henrietta
Parks and Safety Committee
Logan City Board of Education
Harry Shaw
Two Local Businesses Move Locations In Logan
In Logan, two city businesses will relocate within the Rempel-Wasson building on West Main Street while Lehman Hardware closes permanently. Risch Drug Store moves into Lehman’s rooms, Brandt's Restaurant shifts into Risch's site, with remodeling slated to start about June 1. Lehman Hardware exits after 11 years to pursue a Florida pottery venture and Buckeye Lake rental business.
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Logan
Rempel-Wasson
W. Main St
Lester Risch
Risch Drug
Lehman Hardware
Brandt's
Risch's
Warner Lehman
Lehman
Florida
Buckeye Lake
Two Vehicles Crash on Lake Logan Road
Logan sheriff's deputy Charles Miller investigated a collision on Lake Logan Road around 6 30 p m. yesterday involving John Geiger 53 of 157 West St Logan and Orville Appleman 19 of Logan Route 4. Cars collided on a curve causing damage to Geiger's left front fender bumper and grill and Appleman's left rear fender left front fender and left doors.
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Logan
Charles Miller
Lake Logan Road
John Geiger
West St
Orville Appleman
Logan Route 4
Geiger
Appleman
Births and Discharges At Ilocking Valley Hospital
Mrs Harold Logan gives birth to a child in hospital records noting James L Woods and Logan as attendings. Mrs Dean Ebele of Wellston Route Lowell E Inboden in Logan also listed. Discharges include Mrs Stanley K Huston and her son of Cleveland and Mrs Robert Backus of Logan.
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Ilocking Valley Hospital
Harold Logan
James L. Woods
Logan
Dean Ebele
Wellston
Stanley K. Huston
Contempt Arrest Leads to Jailing in Lancaster Case
Logan Mont Johnson, 34, of Lancaster, was lodged in Hocking County Jail after an arrest on a summons for contempt forthwith filed in Common Pleas Court by Vera Johnson. Sheriff A. J. Waldon made the Lancaster arrest.
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Logan—Mont Johnson
Lancaster
Hocking County
Common Pleas Court
Vera Johnson
Johnson
A. J. Waldon
Treaty Week Observed By Kiwanian Clubs
Logan Kiwanis and Athens Kiwanis met at the Isaak Walton clubhouse for a joint program. The Athens group provided four pantomimes three vocal solos and an impersonation of Ted Lewis. Richard Gerken read a paper on the Rush Bagot Treaty signed in 1818 between the United States and Canada.
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LOGAN
Logan Kiwanis Club
Athens Kiwanians
Isaak Walton
Athens
Ted Lewis
Joe Thackeray
Jonathan
Richard Gerken
United States
Canada
Logan Club
Interclub
John Sherwood
Peter Seel
Logan-Lawrence Erdvin Holz Schuh and Donna Jane Burcham Notice
Logan-Lawrence Erdvin Holz Schuh, 19, U. S. Navy, Laurelville Route 1, and Donna Jane Burcham, 20, typist, Rockbridge Route 2, are named in the notice. The item appears in the public record with their ages and occupations.
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Logan
Lawrence Erdvin Holzschuh
U. S. Navy
Laurelville
Donna Jane Burcham
Rockbridge
Auction plans for 4-H Foundation fund sale outlined
Logan A committee led by county agricultural agent Charles Ingraham discussed details for a 4-H Foundation Fund auction at a meeting. Members include Verna Hein scheid, Beryl Tucker, and Katherine Burcham. The event is set for May 24 at the Hocking County fairgrounds.
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Logan
Charles Ingraham
Verna Hheinscheid
Beryl Tucker
Katherine Burcham
Hocking County Fairgrounds
Logan-Suit for divorce filed in Common Pleas Court
Louise MacKenzie Logan sues William L MacKenzie in Common Pleas Court for divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty seeking equitable relief.
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Logan
Common Pleas Court
Louise MacKenzie
William L. MacKenzie
Lydia Pinkham’s Compound and Tablets Relieve Menstrual Distress
Advert shows Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Tablets claim to ease functionally caused midlife distress and menstrual cramps. It cites tests reporting relief in 63 percent with compound and 80 percent with tablets, highlighting a modern, new improved formula with added iron.
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Lydia Pinkhams
Lydia Pinkham
Big Ben’s Boom as Clock Tower Bell Strikes Hours
Famed London bell Big Ben rings out the hours from the tower, its deep chimes marking time for locals and visitors. The great clock remains a symbol of the city’s history and daily life.
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London Bell
Parliament Broadcast Heard Six Miles Away
Report says Houses of Parliament in London were audible at a distance of six miles without radio aid. Officials note the remarkable sound carrying and its possible causes, with observers describing the event as unusual for a city center landmark.
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London
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Harley Meyer
C. W. Skinner
Margaret Primmer
Mae Primmer
Jud Matheny
Wallace Gillogly
Joe Bennett
Harry Blume
Junior Fair Board
Ed Miller
S H. Shipsides
General Motors
Hydra-Matic
Athens Buick CO
Athens, Ohio
Lowell E. Inboden
1-H Foundation
M. Stonington
Pinthiam
Atest
Camel
America
Big Yank
Cannon
National
Eas
Wer
Evera At
Nstairs
Stors
Shorty
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