Logan Churches Arrange Limited Services in August Vacation Period
Logan churches reduce Sunday programs for August while maintaining morning worship. Methodists share services with Presbyterians at 10:30 with Rev. C. W. Graham preaching on Living on Bread of Words. First Presbyterian extends a 40 minute morning service with Rev. Ceil Harding Jones Not Wanted. United Brethren conduct 9 and 8 pm services with different topics and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Methodist Church
Presbyterian
C. W. Graham
Allen Adams
Epworth League
E. B. White
United Brethren Church
Robert Price
First Presbyterian Church
Cecil Harding Jones
Stoutsville
T. C. Gregory
Enterprise United Brethren Church
Amos L. Heyde
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Petit Jurors Called To Hear Two Cases
Logan jurors will hear two trials starting August 15 Judge Phil Henderson announced Clyde Robinson faces a DUI charge on August 15 and Seaman Huston faces a forgery indictment on August 16.
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Logan
Phil Henderson
Clyde Robinson
Seaman Huston
Rauch Family To Return From Six Week Vacation
Dr. C. F. Rauch and family are due back home Saturday after a six weeks trip that covered Mexico the west coast and Canada. They visited friends in Los Angeles and Vancouver. Dr. Rauch will resume his practice Monday morning.
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Logan
Dr. C. F. Rauch
Mexico
West Coast
Canada
Los Angeles
Vancouver
Contempt citation in Logan case before Judge Henderson
Lloyd Canan appeared with a contempt citation and was given two weeks to make up arrearages in support payments. The court warned further action could follow if payments are not made by the deadline.
Hartman Family Reunion Set at Rock House Aug 13
Eleventh annual Hartman reunion announced by president C. E. Hartman will be held at the Rock House on Sunday August 13. Basket dinner to be served at noon.
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Logan
Hartman
Rock House
C. E. Hartman
Six Jain ascetics die in temple fire
In Shahabad village a lamp toppled onto straw during meditation, igniting a fire. Six Jain ascetics perished from burns while three others were taken to the hospital in critical condition.
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Arrah
Lutheran Youths Host Surprise Party in Logan
Logan social notes report a surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sisson at their N Walnut St. home with awards for Helen Griffith Luther Heyde and Cleon Tucker. Refreshments were served by Mildred Struble Mary Piper and Helen Pleukharp. Additional guests include Esther Marks, Marcella Risch and many locals.
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Harold Sisson
N. Walnut St
Helen Griffith
Luther Heyde
Cleon Tucker
Mildred Struble
Mary Piper
Helen Pleukharp
Esther Marks
Marcella Risch
Violet Brooks
Margaret Hartman
Lois Heyde
Mary Masure
Garnet Sheets
Goldie Brooks
Mayor Fines William Kuhn for Multiple Violations
Three charges were filed against William Kuhn after he was taken into custody by Patrolman A F Evans. At arraignment before Mayor Dallas Kinser Kuhn pled guilty to intoxication assault and battery and resisting an officer. He received fines and short jail terms with separate penalties for each charge.
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Logan
Alton Holland
Dallas Kinser
A. F. Evans
William Kuhn
Herbert Finley
Kinser
Oldest Logan Fire Department Veteran Near 30 Years Service
Herman Studer is the Logan fire department’s oldest member in point of service nearing thirty years. He began as a city fireman while co owning the Central Hotel opposite City Hall and has served as a volunteer fireman ever since.
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Logan
Herman Studer
Logan Fire Department
Central Hotel
City Hall
Local Residents Attend Commencement and Visits
Mrs Lena Petty Mack receives a diploma at Athens as part of a group from the city including Mr and Mrs Charles J Meldrim Mrs William Petty and Mrs Harry Mock and Mrs Mock's twin daughters Leona and Leola. Other residents travel to Ohio University events while families host gatherings and visit relatives at Springfield and Logan.
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Ron
George E. Kocheran
Walter E. Brehm
Jimmy
Springfield
Tommy
Logan
Lena Petty Mack
Athens
Ohio University
Charles J. Meldrim
William Petty
Harry Mock
Injured Left Hand In Wringer Incident
Mrs Alfred Carpenter of Logan suffered a left hand injury when an electric wringer engaged. The index finger nail was torn before the machine could be stopped.
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Logan
Alfred Carpenter
Legion All-Star Game Postponed by Rain
Due to rain the American Legion All Star game scheduled for Thursday evening has been postponed. Arrangements will be made to play the contest at a later date. Seniors have booked a game for Sunday, August 13, with the Clover Leaf team of Columbus, one of the season’s strongest opponents. Efforts are underway to schedule a series with the Shawnee team.
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Logan
American Legion
Clover Leaf
Columbus
Map Project Advances in Hocking Scenic District
Detail work on the folder map of the Hocking County Scenic District continues with production not expected for some time. Many details remain to be finished before printing, and the completed folder will be the most complete ever attempted and circulated broadly.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Logan Hospital updates and injuries at local factory
At Logan Hospital LOGAN-Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gompf, was able to leave Cherrington Hospital Thursday after four weeks. George Boring underwent an operation Thursday morning and is in serious condition from a ruptured appendix. Lonnie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Souders, Logan, remains in serious condition after two weeks of treatment. LOGAN Francis Cupp, a shoe factory employee, sustained a knee injury at work this week with torn ligaments requiring medical attention.
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Logan
Robert
Lloyd Gompf
Cherrington Hospital
George Boring
Lonnie
Merle Souders
Francis Cupp
Postponed Concert by Grade School Band
Inclement weather forces the Grade School band concert to be rescheduled from Thursday evening at the swimming pool. Local students and families were advised of the delay.
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Logan
Circulate 5492 Books In Month
Logan reports July circulation of 5492 books with 2238 adult and 1176 juvenile borrowers. Murray City branch drew 1262, station totals ranged from Rockbridge 104 to Carbon Hill 185. 240 used Logan reading facilities. 444 books loaned countywide with 100 new additions and 128 new borrowers.
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Logan
Hortense Gibson
Murray City
Rockbridge
Haydenville
Oroville
Gore
Carbon Hill
Ross-Hocking
4-H Club
Hocking Grange to Hear Joseph Fichter Address
Joseph Fichter, formerly with the state department of education, will speak at Hocking Grange Hall at 8 this evening. He now serves as state lecturer for the grange. Members are invited and lunch will follow.
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Logan
Joseph Fichter
State Department of Education
Hocking Grange
Fichter
Grange
Hospital Entries Highlight Local Youth Treatments
14 year old Logan Lemma Jean Lloyd of Murray City is in White Cross Hospital where she was admitted last week. Lydia Jane Beery of Oroville, niece of Mrs. William Lemon, had a tonsil operation at Cherrington Hospital on Thursday.
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Logan
Lemma Jean Lloyd
Lemma Lloyd
Murray City
White Cross Hospital
Lydia Jane Beery
Oroville
William Lemon
Cherrington Hospital
Iron pin fall injures man at Godman Shoe plant
Logan Harry Krumlauf of Warner Avenue was confined to his home Thursday after a severe headache from being struck on the head by an iron pin that fell three stories from a Godman Shoe plant window the day before.
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Logan
Harry Krumlauf
Warner Ave
Godman
Falls Mill Bridge Gets New Floor In Repair Push
Logan reports progress on Falls Mill Bridge repair with 30 feet of new flooring laid daily. The 183 foot bridge will also need slight approach grading since the new deck sits a few inches higher than the old one.
Fraternity Leases Home at Harper's Run
Logan Beta Fraternity closes a six month lease for the S. S. Ruble property Harper's Run and will move headquarters there. The group had prior access to the Bell property lodge room on Main Street. Betty Geil taken to Grant Hospital for appendicitis surgery.
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Logan—Beta Fraternity
Harper’s Run
Headquar Ters
Bell
Main St
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