Teen 500 in 4-H Clubs In Hocking County
Logan reports nearly 500 youths in 4-H clubs this summer in Hocking County. Since Harold Chambers became extension agent five years ago enrollments rose from 20 to 360 girls and 131 boys across four clubs. Clothing projects involve 164 girls and 138 in useful articles while 31 cook. Boys study farm mechanics nature study mining livestock poultry and potato growing. This year’s enrollment is the largest on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Hocking County
Extension Service Office
Harold Chambers
Loss of Joe McBride To L. H. S. Probable
Logan high school faces potential loss of Joe McBride a top Hine prospect as his family plans to move to Lancaster next week McBride may stay to finish school if plans change. A barn in Marion Township belonging to A J Fee was struck by lightning during the storm causing significant damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe McBride
Logan
Carl F. Schroeder
Logan High School
Jack McBride
Lancaster
McBride
J. Fee
Marion Township
Local resident seeks flood relief for corn loss
Logan man questions government compensation after flood flattened a large patch of sweet corn. Murray City hosts Catholic Church grounds social this Saturday night August 3 with lunch refreshments games and amusements. Logan reports Ralph Kee of South Bloomingville arrested on a concealed weapon allegation and held for arraignment. Mayme Patchen visits Logan with Mildred Walters of Columbus and Logan relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Murray City
Mayme Patchen
William Patchen
Mine Mildred Walters
Columbus
Patriotic Group in Frost Sponsors Community Camp Ice Cream Sale
The Ladies' Auxiliary on Roome of Veterans hosted an ice cream sale at the Community Camp, raising more than 81. The report also notes social visits and travels among residents, including Mrs. Susie Grimes with Mrs. Nettie Richardson and others from Parkersburg, Sidney, and Athens, alongside a mixed account of local events and a two state marriage at Colple W. Va and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost
Susie Grimes
Nettie Richardson
Haga Rider
Biby! Root
Alice Pirandeberry
Athens Brate Hospital
P. R. Russell
State Association of R. L. C
Bganerville
Alex Parsons
Athens
Cole Brothers Circus
Bobbie Richardson
Here
Maxine Cook
Stewart
Dana Russell
Oak Mill Farm
Maud Hughes
Oakland
Califte
Basha Crippen
Ray Reot
Busipeas
Logan clubs plan picnic and pool party at Sayre’s pool
Logan Society News notes the Logan Business and Professional Women's Club will join the Nelsonville club for a picnic and swimming party at Sayre’s private pool next Tuesday. Members are asked to notify Miss Marie Lines by Saturday night. Details of sewing and Amica Club events and guest lists are included from social evenings and showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Business and Professional Women's Club
Nelsonville Club
Sayre
Logan
Marie Lines
L. A. Ross
Richmond
Sewing Club
Bell Miller
Carl Poling
Chester Miller
Charles Quinn
Francia Myers
Ralph Roberts
Margaret Roberts Crawford
Gladys Bauman
Dorothy Johnson
Mary
Kathleen McGonagle
Victoria Phelpa
Amica Club
Man's Cave
Mra
Hanes
Amos Johnson
Ann Shriner
John Pettit
Fred Stracke
Charles Larimer
Charles Reeves
Sam Smith
H. G. Amerine
Phelps
Jolly Twelve Entertained by Mrs Green on Gallagher Ave
Mrs Charles Green hosted the Jolly Twelve on Gallagher Avenue Wednesday with bowing guests and a two course lunch. Attendees included Mrs Harold Ramsey and others from Columbus and local residents. Nell Schneider entertained with a dessert bridge at East Main Street, honoring Mia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Green
Jolly Twelve
Gallagher Avenue
Harold Ramsey
Leland
Marlene
William Lehman
Columbus
Wanda Tom
Viola Tom
Elia Sehneider
East Main Street
Nell Schneider
Mia
Earl Andrews
Lena Cooksey
Lightning Strikes Two Homes in Raygers Addition
Lightning hit Alpha Gussella’s residence in Raygers addition during a Wednesday night storm damaging the chimney and roof. This marks the district’s second strike this week after Karl Hartman’s home was damaged Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Alpha Gussella
Raygers Addition
Karl Hartman
Annual Fish Fry At Colerain Church In Laurelville
The Colerain United Brethren Church holds its annual fish fry this Saturday at the Jesse Delong Grove near Laurelville. The all day meeting features a speaking program and music, drawing hundreds of attendees each year over the two decades.
Logan Rotary Club Past President's Night Program
Next Monday evening the Logan Rotary Club hosts Past President's Night with a varied program. Reports will be heard and new members will be welcomed. August program committee is Jack Kinser William Reed and L K Showalter.
Local residents undergo appendicitis surgery at Cherrington Hospital
Logan Miss Anna Brady of Nelsonville, Lillian Russell of Buchtel, and Myrtie Rider of New Plymouth Rt 1 were admitted for appendicitis operations at Cherrington Hospital on Thursday, with all three undergoing surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Anna Brady
Nelsonville
Cherrington Hospital
Lillian Russel
Buchtel
Myrtie Rider
New Plymouth
Logan Charged with Fraud in Haydenville Arrest
Ed ison Burns of Haydenville was arrested Wednesday for arraignment before Magistrate C T Stephenson where an affidavit by Frank Pickett had been filed. He pled not guilty and was held pending a preliminary hearing not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Edison Burns
Haydenville
C. T. Stephenson
Frank Pickett
Guily
Greendale Hit By Storm Devastates Oil Derricks
A midnight storm in Greendale caused widespread damage including four Chartiers Oil Company derricks blown down on Greendale Products land and Durst farm. Trees toppled along roads and crops suffered heavy losses with about half of the corn crop ruined. no houses were struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Greendale
Tts
Chartiers Oil Company
Greendale Products
Durst
New Relief Director Visits Logan Thursday
Logan resident W. J. Johnson Lancaster will serve as relief director for Hocking County and Fairfield County. Chester Miller, previously in charge of the Logan office, is transferred to the Athena district office to join the staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
W. J. Johnson Lancaster
Hocking County
Fairfield County
Chester Miller
Athena
July car sales in Hocking County total 24
Logan counts 24 new cars and trucks sold in July in Hocking County. Four were trucks and the rest passenger cars. Sales show a decline from June with second hand car sales also down. Charlies Frasure, Republican incumbent, seeks another term as Fall a Township trustee after filing with election clerk Carl Brandt. Jury Commission first session in Logan names Nelson Delong and E N Turner. work to continue next week. Natives in parts of Peru celebrate religious holidays by throwing water filled eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Charlies C. Achauer
Logan Charlies Frasure
Falla Township
Carl F. Brandt
Nelson Delong
Laurelville
E. N. Turner
Peru
Arrest Made In Shoplifting Case In Carbon Hill
Virgil Collins was arrested by Logan Chief George Bateman for shoplifting at the Ben Bailey store in Carbon Hill where three pairs of shoes were taken. He was later brought to Logan for arraignment by Sheriff Joe Farbearn. Police linked him to a prior incident at W. E. Evans store involving unpaid gasoline. Collins wore one of the stolen shoes at arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Virgil Collins
Nelsonville
George Bateman
Hocking County
Joe Farbearn
Ben Bailey
Carbon Hill
W. E. Evans
Collings
Lightning Kills Hunting Dog in Marion Township
A hunting dog tied to a wire leash was struck and killed by lightning at Flare Miller's residence in Marion Township Wednesday night. The bolt hit the line, fatally injuring the valuable dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Flare Miller
Marion Township
Dedicatory address planned for Chak eres Logan Theater opening
Logan Thurman Dusty Miller of Wilmington is booked to give the dedicatory address as the Chak eres Logan Theater opens Friday night August 30. Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald will offer a short acceptance speech. Other notables are expected to attend. Logans relatives report Melvin Manter has enlisted in the U S Army at Fort Sam Houston from Carrizo Springs Texas. He is the son of Arnold Manter of Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Thurman
Dusty” Miller
Wilmington
Chakeres-Logan
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Carrizo Springs
Texas
Melvin Manter
United States Army
Ft. Sam Huston
Manter
Texas City
Bruce Leonard
Arnold Manter
Joe Acker Makes Brief Logan Visit on Business
Joe Acker of Columbus arrived in Logan Thursday on a short business trip. He has spent months delivering mail from the Orient Post Office, after being transferred from Logan where he served as a carrier for 15 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Put-In-Hay
Willem Gordon
Camp Perry
Gordon
William Barker
Columbus
National
Logan
Joe Acker
Acker
Orient Post Office
Local Notables and Visitors Reported in Logan
Logan residents note trips and visits including W Jennings and C Tilton to Cincinnati for a ball game. Prosecutor Lanning and Auditor Yaw made a business trip to New Lexington. Cherrington and Barker arrive in Boston after stops in Baltimore and Washington. Guests Louise Rice and Manon Powers. Rhoades family and Des Moines visitor. Nurses Jaggs return to Columbus. Pellage from Chicago. Brimmer and Ford families at Lancaster Camp Grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald W. Lanning
W. Yaw
New Lexington
A. O. Rhoades
Jack Rhoades
Jack
Athens
George Bingham
Des Moines
Fairgrounds
Josephine
Agnes Jaggs
Columbus
Bruce Jaggs
Theodore Pellage
Chicago
C. EB. Lytle
Arlie Brimmer
Clarence Ford
Lancaster Camp Grounds
Phi Sigs Defeat Nelsonville 6-4 In Well Played Game
Logan Phi Sigs edged Nelsonville 6 to 4 in five innings on Thursday at Logan Field. Lefty Galvin limited the Phi Sigs to timely hits while Brandt added two doubles for the winners. Stage led Nelsonville with three singles and Young added two, as Nelsonville threatened with three runs in the fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Sigs
Nelsonville
Logan Field
Logan
Galvin
Brandt
Young
Stage
Johnson
Patton
Brown
Eagles
Football Field Will Be Ready for Opening Season
Logan school officials assure the Athletic Field will be ready for the opening of the football season. Grading on the north side began last spring but was halted at about half completion with dirt and grade stakes left in place. If not resumed soon, loose earth will be rolled to ready the field for play.
Stolen car found identified as local resident’s property
An automobile found on Route 31 north of the city Wednesday by Sheriff Joe Farbearn and Deputy Newton Spencer was identified as the property of Mabel F. Smith of Millfield. She has been informed the car is in Logan. Miss Sarah Turner and Miss Edith Blosser of this city are at the Lancaster Camp Ground this week as delegates representing the Standard Bearers of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Joe Farbearn
Newton Spencer
Mabel F. Smith
Millfield
Sarah Turner
Edith Blosser
Lancaster Camp Ground
Methodist Episcopal Church
Logan Eagles Hall Gets New Ventilating System
Work on the Logan Eagles Hall at the Tony Thomas building on Fast Main Street advances under C. B. Chidister with help from Edward C. Hamilton and Harry W. Shaw. A 30 inch intake fan, a skylight, and lowered vents update the aerie as plans begin for their first anniversary on August 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aerie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hocking Co
Chambers
MR. Wallace
Murray
EN County
Ralph Kee
South Bloomingville
Netlin Smith
B. Whitehart
Fong
Colple
Grafton
W. Va
William Mitter
Pennsylvania
Mary Auniet Powell
West Virginia
J. T. Gesto
Miller's
W. State
Veal
Logan Society News
Entertaings Club
PiceNnte
Elsie Martin
Andrews
Buell Eby
Clayton Scheide, Jr
Masther Briley French
Joe Hall
Wilma
Lucille Oeffler
Mildred Collins
Marie Schneider
Alice Frasch
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
BHIDR
Rotarians
Logan Hospital
Dayton, O
Open
Dayton Ts
Dayton
National Soldiers Home
Lakeside Park
Baltimore & Ohio
Wall Dader
No. Court St
Miller Bros. Wall Paper Co
Athens, Ohio
Dial
Bud Ernest
Lyda Roberts
Santa Elena
New York
California
Bolt
Dusty’ Miller
Tcker
Co. W. Jennings
C .E. Tilton
McArthur
Cincinnati
Castle Farm
THE
Ohioans
Jean Lee
Lt. McNiel
Zenny
Vy Pri
ARROW
Walter Whites
Lara
Urday
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!