Re-Elect B. A. Holl President of Logan Chamber of Commerce
At the Logan Chamber of Commerce annual meeting B A Holl was reelected president for the ninth year. Ford Heck re elected vice president and directors including Clarence Blosser John A Wellman B W Wright Dr C C Lyons Harold W Larimer W D Braddock G E Carr were chosen. Braddock replaces Forest F Weinrich who withdrew. The group discussed rising union unrest and the need for law and order while noting membership increased and the budget may be short.
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LOGAN
Logan Chamber of Commerce
B. A. Holl
Ford Heck
Clarence Blosser
John A. Wellman
B. W. Wright
C. C. Lyons
Harold W. Larimer
W. D. Braddock
G. E. Carr
Mr. Braddock
Forest F. Weinrich
Ford Hack
Harry J. Stevenson
Hall
Shaw Mfg
Hocking Valley
Chamber of Commerce
Church Meet Called by First Presbyterian Men
Charles FE Brehm asks LOGAN men to meet at the church at 7 o clock Wednesday August 10 to arrange the annual picnic on the afternoon of August 25. A social period and refreshments follow the business session.
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Logan
First Presbyterian Church
Charles FE. Brehm
Miller Chapel Grange Sets Wednesday Meeting
Pioneer Youth will lead Friday evening program at the Miller Chapel Grange hall during the regular meeting.
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Logan — Pioneer
Miller Chapel Grange
Miss Mabel Fickel Married Clyde Hockman at Home
Miss Mabel Frances Fickel became Mrs Clyde E Hockman in a ceremony held at her parents home 142 North Mulberry Street on Saturday July 23.
Hocking County Relief Load Drops Report
Logan reports a slight decline in direct relief in Hocking County as of August 1 with 67 family and 38 non family cases totaling 300 people remaining on the rolls. In July relief aided 94 family and 40 non family cases benefiting 447 people.
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Logan
Hocking County
Frank Brown
Amplifier purchase approved by St Matthew Lutheran Church
At a special congregational meeting after worship, the St Matthew Lutheran Church voted to buy an amplifying system for the church tower. Frank Ricketts will install the system which will carry church music over the city with a two mile radius at capacity.
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LOGAN
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Frank Ricketts
Two More Bad Checks Reported in Logan
Logan authorities report two additional bad checks issued Friday by a single stranger seen passing through the city. The Un ion Clothing Co. and a Standard Oil filling station received the checks, bringing the total to six and ranging from $10 to $12.50. Sheriff Joe Farbearn is coordinating with officials statewide to capture the suspect who endorsed the instruments as John Clemons.
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Logan
Union Clothing Co
Standard Oil
Joe Farbearn
John Clemons
Fifteen New Cars Sold in Hocking County July Report
Fifteen new automobiles were sold in Hocking County during July, per D. W. Feather clerk of courts. Second hand car business remained fairly active during the month.
Mrs G E Carr Undergoes Major Operation At Grant Hospital
Mrs G E Carr was taken to Grant Hospital on Monday for a major operation to be performed today or tomorrow after several weeks of ill health. The operation was advised last week during a Columbus examination. Mr Carr accompanied her to the hospital.
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Logan
G. E. Carr
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Mr. Carr
Seven Sisters Club
White Cross Hospital
Logan-William Studer obituary in New Lexington
Logan William Studer of New Lexington, youngest brother of Herman Studer, died Sunday afternoon in New Lexington after a stroke of paralysis. He was a frequent visitor in this city where he was well known.
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Logan
William Studer
New Lexington
Herman Studer
Pioneer Youth Meet at Rockhouse for Hamburgers
Members of the Pioneer Youth group gather at the Rockhouse for a hamburger fry this evening. The same group spent the end of the week at Ross-Hocking camp.
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Rockhouse Logan
Rockhouse
Pioneer
Ross-Hocking Camp
Campbell Boy Undergoes Major Surgery for Appendicitis
Tommy Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. Campbell, underwent a major surgical operation for appendicitis at a Columbus hospital on Sunday. His condition was reported favorable by his father who returned home that evening, with Mrs. Campbell remaining at his bedside.
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LN Hospital
Logan
Tommy
Alfred B. Campbell
Columbus
Doris Marie Wolfe
Glouster
Frank Cox
Frank Wolf
Arthur Wolfe
Charleston
W. Va
John Murphy
Mona Jean
Glenn McDonald, Jr
Cleveland
Glenn McDonald
C. B. Dillon
Athens
Dillon
Hocking Vote Drive Nears End in Primary Campaigns
In Logan with one week left before the primary, candidates intensify activity. Dr. James M. Lantz of Lancaster urges Fairfield County support for the Democratic Congressional nomination in the 11th district citing 65 years without a county representative. Adrian Fuller visits Logan. Dr. H T Phillips campaigns in Logan and Hocking County for the 9-14 Senate nomination. Dean M Hickson and Congressman Harold K Claypool also pass through Logan. Creed Silbaugh visits Chillicothe seeking the Republican nomination.
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Logan
James M. Lantz
Lancaster
Fairfield County
Adrian Fuller
H. T. Phillips
Athens
Hocking County
Dean M. Hickson
Harold K. Claypool
Creed Silbaugh
Chillicothe
Logan Woman Seriously Hurt In Auto Wreck
Mrs. Richard Evans of Logan was severely injured when her car left the highway near Ilesboro and rolled three times. Her daughter Kay was thrown clear and found 20 feet away. Gasoline poured from the hot motor as aid arrived. Mrs Evans was en route to Jackson to visit her parents. She suffered cuts and bruises and will require medical care. the child escaped unharmed.
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Logan
Richard Evans
Ilesboro
Kay
Senior 4-H Members Leave for Camping
LOGAN Senior 4-H Club members left Monday for Ross-Hocking Camp for the week. The local delegation included 14 boys and girls with Mrs. Hazel Courter Union Furnace as counselor. Those on the trip were Curtis Norton Harold Evans Gibisonville Inez Karshner Betty Herron Charlotte Lively Rosella Trowbridge Josephine Salts Jean Downhour Joan Jones Mary McDaniel Christina Rheinscheld Carl Mock Logan Donald Huntley New Plymouth.
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Logan
Ross-Hocking Camp
Hazel Courter
Union Furnace
Curtis Norton
Harold Evans
Gibisonville
Inez Karshner
Betty Herron
Charolette Lively
Laurelville
Rosella Trowbridge
Josephine Salts
Jean Downhour
Joan Jones
Mary McDaniel
Christina Rheinscheld
Carl Mock
Donald Huntley
New Plymouth
Man Admitted After Arm Infection From Accident
Logan Frank Stoughton of Rockbridge was admitted to Cherington Hospital on Monday for treatment of an arm infection that developed after injuries from an automobile accident a week earlier.
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Logan
Frank Stoughton
Rockbridge
Cherrington Hospital
Arrest of Two Boys May Solve Robberies
Logan police arrested two boys aged nine and 11 on Monday evening and charge they may have solved a series of break ins reported late this week. The Goulding residence on Walnut Street and Ellinger on Zanesville Avenue were entered with small items stolen and cash taken from a purse. Police say the partial money theft pattern guided their investigation.
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Charles Bright
Paul Fox
Logan Brief Social Notes
Logan social notes record indeterminate visits and guests. Ivy Hamilton of Lorain stays with her Logan relatives. Charles Grinstead travels from Logan to Saranac Lake Placid New York to work until fall. Albert H. Lipp and daughter Marilyn of Pittsburgh visit Rev. and Mrs. Amos L Heyde. Mary Sanders of White Haven Tennessee visits Earl Elberfeld. Clarence Clifford and three daughters of Pomeroy visit J M Cooley, who with spouse visited Frank Simms in Middleport.
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Ivy Hamilton
Lorain
Marion Mount
Logan
Charles Grinstead
Claude Grinstead
R. M. O'Connell
Yellow Springs
Saranac
Lake Placid
N. Y
Albert H. Lipp
Marilyn
Pittsburgh
Amos L. Heyde
Mr. Lipp
Heyde
Mary Sanders
White Haven
Tenn
Earl Elberfeld
Clarence Clifford
Pomeroy
J. M. Cooley
Cooley
Middleport
Frank Simms
Logan Loses Game To Springfield Team
Logan Tournament team failed to crack opposition in Columbus and lost 14 to 0 to the fast Springfield squad. Poor fielding by Roy Marshall on the mound led to the defeat as Logan has not progressed past the first round in four state tournament appearances. The team stays in Columbus for the banquet this evening.
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Logan
Columbus
Springfield
Roy Marshall
Cars collide on Federal Route 33 near Haydenville
Charles Moore and Jack Reeves, both of Haydenville, reported in a collision on Federal Route 33 below Haydenville Saturday night. No one was seriously injured.
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LOGAN
Charles Moore
Jack Reeves
Haydenville
Whitmore Divorce Petition Seeks Alimony and Custody
Adrienne Whitmore files for divorce from Clarence Whitmore claiming cruelty. She seeks temporary and permanent alimony and custody of their minor children.
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Logan
Adrienne Whitmore
Clarence Whitmore
Miner’s Leg Broken After Hit-Skip Incident
LOGAN A fractured right leg at the knee was suffered by Matt hew Cox age 58, a miner from New Straitsville, Sunday afternoon when struck by a hit-skip driver near his home. He was taken to Cherrington Hospital Monday. Cox dragged himself to an upstairs room and stayed there overnight alone before a relative found him the next morning.
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Logan
Matthew Cox
Miner
New Straitsville
Cherrington Hospital
Cox
Catch Large Fish in Muskingum River near Stockport
A 17 1-2 pound catfish was caught Sunday by Logan residents Russell Daubenmier Howard Funk C H Funk and Orville Kistler in the Muskingum River near Stockport.
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Logan
Russell Daubenmier
Howard Funk
C. H. Funk
Orville Kistler
Muskingum River
Stockport
Fishermen Earl Glei and Clarence Hadley Enjoy Ontario Trip
A brief local message from Massey Station Ontario reports Earl Glei and Clarence Hadley of this city are on a two week fishing trip enjoying their time away from home.
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Logan
Earl Glei
Clarence Hadley
Massey Station
Ontario
Nelsonville Couple Issued Permit to Wed
Logan Melvin Robert Lanning aged 23 and Martha Elizabeth Rosser aged 22, both of Nelsonville, were issued a license to wed. The couple attended a three day youth conference in Marysville under the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation with 62 attendees from central Ohio.
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Logan
Robert Rheinscheid
Marysville
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio
Melvin Robert Lanning
Miner
Nelsonville
R.F.D
Silas Lanning
Martha Elizabeth Rosser
John Rosser
Hartman Reunion Set for Rockview Park August 14
Tenth annual Hartman reunion planned for Sunday at Rockview Park Route 33 near Rockbridge. All relatives and friends invited for a noon picnic lunch.
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Logan
Rockview Park
Route 33
Rockbridge
Glouster Youths Return From Camp CMTC Training
Glouster youths Eugene Bingman Paul Brown Robert McLain Robert Wolf and Robert Carter have returned from Fort Harrison Indiana where they completed courses in the Citizens Military Training Corps. Bingman finished the four year Signal Corps course and is now a sergeant awaits a potential commission. Brown was in the machine gun company while Wolf McLain and Carter served in the infantry. This marks their second CMTC year. They say the camp builds better citizens, enhances life enjoyment, and fosters a stronger desire to defend their country. Carter found drill with gas masks and range shooting most interesting.
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Slouster
Eugene Bingman
Paul Brown
Robert McLain
Robert Wolf
Robert Carter
Citizens Military Training Corps
Fort Harrison
Indiana
Bingman
Signal Corps
R.O.T.C
Brown
Wolf
McLain
Carter
C.M.T.C
Sunday School Picnic Planned by Glouster Group
At the July Workers Conference meeting of the Church of Christ the annual Bible School picnic was scheduled for Thursday August 11 at Sawyers Grove. Activities will include games and entertainment for all ages, with baskets requested for the picnic supper. Committees named for arrangements entertainment and children with transport provided for those without cars. Further details to be announced.
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Lalla Danford
Alfred B. Morris
Ralph Nida
Clophia Smith
Evangelist Butterfield to preach several Trimble services
McConnelsville evangelist Tom W Butterfield will lead multiple Trimble Church of Christ services this week starting Wednesday at 7 30 p m The Union Furnace All Stars beat Hocking Valley Giants 10 2 led by Lef ty Redd with five hits and 18 strikeouts The All Stars have open dates September 18 and 25 Jacksonville Stitch and Chatter Club meets Wednesday 130 p m at the Grade School to start Home and Family Relationship term All members urged to attend
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Glouster
Tom W. Butterfield
McConnelsville
Trimble Church of Christ
West Side
Union Furnace
Hocking Valley Giants
Lefty” Redd
Jacksonville
Glouster Social Notes Celebrate Bobby Weymueller Birthday
A Glouster social note details a Monday birthday party for Bobby Weymueller aged twelve hosted by Mrs. Harriet Weymueller. Guests played cootie and table tennis, won prizes for Elton Swart, Eldon Smith, Lois Golding, Diane Blower and Wendle Dunlevy, and enjoyed pink and yellow decor, a large birthday cake, gum-drop favors, ice cream, cake and lemonade.
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Bobby
Lois Golding
Diane Blower
Cynthia Richardson
Margaret Summers
Jean Friend
Elton Swart
Billy Morris
Eldon Smith
Wendie Dunlevy
Billy Parker
Jackie Coffman
Elite Club Meeting at Glouster High School
The Elite Club will meet Wednesday at 7 p m in the home economics room of Glouster High School. Miss Audrey Dinsmore will discuss Home and Family Relation.
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Glouster High School
Audrey Dinsmore
Erect Sign Board For Relief Workers Scheduled
GLOUSTER Street Commissioner Cunningham erects a bulletin board on Depot Square for relief workers work signs and schedules only. No other advertising will be placed on it.
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Glouster Street
Cunningham
Eldon Carr Honored at Camp Lazarus as Arrow Scout
Eldon Carr of Logan, among 200 camp scouts, was elected to the Order of the Arrow. He is one of 21 selected and will return home this week with other Logan scouts after two weeks at Camp Lazarus.
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G. E. Carr
Camp
Lazarus
Order of the Arrow
Logan
Eldon Carr
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Hocking
Purchase
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Soli
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Lucille Carter
Lena Davis
Maplewood
K. J. Wolfe
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the Gas Company
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