Logan Future Farmers display awards at bank
Logan Chapter of the Future Farmers of America shows state awards earned in June at the Farmers and Merchants Bank. The group placed in cream and poultry judging, milk and wool, with ten ribbons and two banners. Harold Saxton oversees the chapter. 410 schools participated statewide. plans for Junior State Fair with about 200 entries. broadcast set for WHKC at 7:15 PM Tuesday.
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Logan
Future Farmers of America
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Harold Saxton
Logan High School
Young Farmer’s Organization
WHKC
Four Men Added To Logan Fire Department
Logan changes add four new firefighters under Director R R Loomis due to resignations. On duty first tonight are Dean Collison Harry Krumilauf William Rafferty and Kenneth Bright. Resignations include Wayne Price Patrolman Ray Zanner and Willard Miller.
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Logan
Logan Fire Department
R. R. Loomis
Dean Collison
Harry Krumilauf
William Rafferty
Kenneth Bright
Wayne Price
Ray Zanner
Willard Miller
Buchanan Makes Third Trip to State Tourney
John Buchanan at 15 makes his third state tournament appearance as a catcher and outfielder. He debuted at 12 and has two more seasons. Bill Scott handles catching this season while Buchanan plays in the outfield.
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Logan
John Buchanan
Buchanan
Bill Scott
Fireproofing Plant Repairs Underway at Haydenville Factory
Extensive repairs at the National Fireproofing Co. Haydenville plant replace old wood with tile pillars and steel beams. A tilt-up roof is added over the No. 1 factory dryers. Three weeks into work, two more weeks expected. Supervisor is C A Augsberger of Canton.
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Logan
National Fireproofing Co
Haydenville
C. A. Augsberger
Canton
Trustees Add Sanborn and Frank Cook to Logan Board
Sanborn and Frank Cook will seek another term on the Ward Township trustees board. Sanborn traveled to Logan to obtain petitions for circulation. The board's third member is Charles Robinson of Murray City.
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Logan
Sanborn
Frank Cook
Ward Township
Charles Robinson
Murray City
Gallipolis Winton Bean Dinner Draws Many
The Winton bean dinner Saturday and a town hall night program drew large crowds in Gallipolis. Many former residents spent the weekend there, turning the affair into a community homecoming.
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Gallipolis
Logan visitors from Glouster and surrounding area
Logan residents Mrs Harriett Weymueller and Miss Anne Weymueller plus Bill McGrew of Glouster visited Saturday. Multiple local families hosted guests from Columbus Pittsburgh Hay day Lorain Cadiz Towanda and Logan with extended visits and future moves noted including Kerrs Scheides Weltys and Schmitters.
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Harriett Weymueller
Anne Weymueller
Bill McGrew
Glouster
Logan
John Rectenwaldt
Curtiss-Wright
Columbus
Leo Rectenwaldt
F. G. Fribley
New Philadelphia
Frank Fribley
L. M. Christie
Pittsburgh
Clarence Matheny
Haydenville
Matheny
Ralph Hess
Jackson
Hess
James Karshner
James Smoot
Marilyn
Jimmy
Kent Crooks
Belle Loomis
Barbara Ann
Beverly
Kerr
Buckeye Lake
Cadiz
Kerrs
Lemma
Harriet
Clayton Scheide, Jr
Lois
Lorain
James Hutchison
Shirley
Jerry
Gilbert Sterner
Jerry Meacham
Louise Schmittter
Earl Thompson
Ewald Schmitter
Miss Schmitter
Sterners
Meachams
Ann
Judy
N. Market St
Harry Ambrose
State Highway Patrol Arrests Three Drivers
Logan reports three arrests by State Highway Patrolmen over the weekend leading to arraignments before Mayor Dallas Kinser. Cecil Foster of London Route 4 faced a $10 fine and costs for speeding in a truck. Richard Hertenstein of Chillicothe Route 6 pleaded guilty to reckless driving and paid $15 and costs. Charles Slagle of Bremen was fined $10 and costs for failing to display license tags.
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Logan
Dallas Kinser
Cecil Bennett Foster
London Rt. 4
Richard Hertenstein
Chillicothe Rt. 6
Charles Slagle
Bremen
Hospital Run of Surgeries Reportedly In Local Ailments
Gloria Ann Logan eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs George Becker Logan R F D underwent an operation for appendicitis at Cherrington Hospital Saturday Dorothy Jean Colvin Shawnee was given a major surgical operation Saturday Lloyd Moshier Carbondale went home Saturday following a major surgical operation some days ago Mrs Ralph Miller and son were dismissed Sunday from the hospital and went to their home here Mrs Herbert Woody and daughter Nelsonville returned to their home Sunday from the hospital Miss Lulu Sowers of Jobs was admitted to Cherrington Hospital Saturday night and was operated upon Monday morning
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Logan
Gloria Ann
George Becker
Logan R. F. D
Cherrington Hospital
Dorothy Jean Colvin
Shawnee
Lloyd Moshier
Carbondale
Ralph Miller
Herbert Woody
Nelsonville
Lulu Sowers
Jobs
Two Drivers Fined After Reckless Driving Arrests
Logan sheriff Floyd Duffy, returning from Columbus, arrested Frank Leadman of Lancaster and Hilber Quivey of Pomeroy for reckless driving near Enterprise on U S Route 33. Both pleaded guilty before Magistrate Frank St. Clair and were fined $10 plus costs.
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Logan
Floyd Duffy
Columbus
Frank Leadman
Lancaster
Hilber Quivey
Pomeroy
Enterprise
U. S. Route 33
Frank St. Clair
Second voter ballots in city primary Bertha Nimon votes
Mrs Bertha Nimon became the second person to cast an absent voters ballot in the present city primary. She voted Saturday before leaving for West Virginia to visit relatives. Her grandchildren Martha Ann and Jack Kinser had been visiting there for two weeks.
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Logan
Bertha Nimon
West Virginia
Martha Ann
Jack Kinser
Release Granted for Logan Glendenning in Worthless Check Case
R L Glendenning was released from Hocking County jail after paying court costs and making good the checks. The charges were dismissed when the complaining witness withdrew.
Gallipolis Social Notes Recap Of Local Scout Outing
Local Girl Scouts and leaders including Grace Wilson Bess Evans and June O Dell enjoyed a weekend retreat at Grace Biddle Lodge near Athens. The group listed several members by name and noted a Sunday reunion in Albany with the Whaley family representing Athens.
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Gallipolis
Grace Wilson
Bess Evans
June O'Dell
Grace Biddle Lodge
Athens
Dorothy
Viola Gilkey
Betty Alice
Mary Ada Mackenzie
Barbara Cardwell
Kathryn Boster
Judy Wetherholt
Joan Sowers
Vivian Chandler
Mildred Burns
Vivian Say‘re
Mary Alice Lupton
Mary Anne Null
Charlene Robinson
Birthday celebration at Waterloo home of Rev and Mrs Brooks
Thursday evening a group of relatives and friends gathered at the Waterloo home of Rev and Mrs George R Brooks for Mrs Brooks birthday. The 6 o clock dinner was followed by a social hour with Rev Thomas Taylor and Elizabeth from Oak Hill Rev James Lane from Rodney and Mrs Brooks parents Mr and Mrs Joe DeLille and children Raymon Bruce and Mildred Louise from Rodney. They were joined later by members of Rev Brooks congregation and refreshments of ice cream and cake were served.
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George R. Brooks
Waterloo
Rev. Brooks
Local residents chase summer visits and hires
A chain of short notes records visits and travel among local families. Reuben Wood and relatives head to Indian Lake for a yearly retreat. Dayton and Athens guests visit, along with office and nurse travelers from Cleveland and Columbus bound for Little Rock.
Holzer Fosters Idea For Model Farm
Dr. C. E. Holzer proposes converting the Rio Grande College farm near Gallipolis into a demonstration project to showcase modern agriculture. The 300 acre farm would host meetings for farmers, with student labor under a farm superintendent guiding demonstrations in tillage pasture and forestry conservation.
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Gallipolis
Rio Grande College
C. E. Holzer
Board of College Trustees
Holzer
Bicycle Thefts Rise At Swimming Pool
Gallipolis police report that bicycle thefts are outpacing auto thefts with teen youths as the principal offenders. The pool area is the main spot where bicycles are left unattended while owners swim and play, and several bikes are taken daily with many not recovered.
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Gallipolis
Massie Rites Held for J W Massie at Wilgus Church
Funeral services for J W Massie who died Friday night at his Wilgus home were held Sunday at the Baptist Church on Greasy Ridge. Surviving sons include D C Massie Crown City Oden Columbus and Luther Massie of Gallipolis a daughter Mrs John Humphrey Hillsboro and other relatives.
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Gallipolis
J. W. Massie
Wilgus
Baptist Church
Greasy Ridge
D. C. Massie
Crown City
Oden
Columbus
Luther
John Humphrey
Hillsboro
Knife Fight Leads to Injuries in Gallia County
Ted Harris is jailed on charges of engaging in a knife fight with Bennie Manns Saturday night. Harris suffered a slash to the left forearm while Manns had a deep neck cut. Manns was hospitalized and released the next day. Both men are colored.
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Gallipolis
Ted Harris
Bennie Manns
Harris
Manns
Hippo tusks surpass elephant ivory in value
The statement notes that hippopotamus tusks yield more valuable ivory than those of an elephant, highlighting a surprising fact about animal tusk value.
Legion District 8 surpasses quota with record Ohio enrollment
Logan district 8 of the American Legion in Ohio reports 2045 members over quota by 35. The district reaches 101.7 percent of its goal as Ohio’s total membership hits 50,900 from a 45,000 target, marking the largest enrollment in state history.
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Legion
Logan
American Legion
Ohio
Issue Eight Marriage Licenses in Gallipolis
Gallipolis grants licenses to wed including Ross White and Gail Stover both 21 22 from West Virginia neighbors, Claude McFarland 22 and Ann Stacker 21 from Guthrie West Virginia, George W Lewis 32 and Neva Clark 34 of Blackford West Virginia. W S McKinney 23 and Ora Ethel Bailey 21 Richlands West Virginia. William M Pooley 32 and Sadie Marie Stringer 30 Crown Hill West Virginia. Frank Picker 60 and Flora McGlasson 50 Charleston. Albert Moon 38 and Flora Hollingshead 34 Charleston.
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Gallipolis
Ross White
Gail Stover
St. Albans
W. Va
Claude McFarland
Ann Stacker
Guthrie
George W. Lewis
Neva Clark
Blackford
W. W. Cooley
Nellie L
Lambert
Chapmanville
W. V
W. S.mckinney
Ora Ethel Bailey
Finger Smashed In Workplace Door Pinning Incident
Miss Letha Ruff secretary at the Extension Service office suffered a smashed middle finger of her left hand when a door struck a desk pinning her hand. The injury occurred Saturday while at work.
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Logan
Letha Ruff
Extension Service
Legion Team Heads to Columbus State Tournament
The American Legion tournament squad departed Logan Sunday afternoon for Columbus to enter the state tournament with Albert Leonard and Clinton Webb in charge. Transportation was arranged by Supt. Samuel H. Dillon, Sam C. Buchanan, and Robert Mackey. Two players left later in the day.
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Logan
American Legion
Columbus
Albert Leonard
Clinton Webb
Supt
Samuel H. Dillon
Sam C. Buchanan
Robert Mackey
Tourists Troll Hocking Valley Early Morning
Ideal Sunday weather drew many visitors to scenic spots in the county as tourists began the morning flow.
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Logan
Hocking Valley
Ice Cream Social Draws Record Crowd at Marion Central
An ice cream social held at Marion Central school Friday night attracted the largest crowd in the school's history with many city residents in attendance.
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Logan
Marion Central School
Haydenville youths kill rattlesnake near mines
Two Haydenville youths, sons of Albert Sparks and Arthur Crane, killed a rattlesnake at the mines near the city last week. The reptile measured 45 inches long with 14 rattles.
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Logan
Haydenville
Albert Sparks
Arthur Crane
Fair Director Praises Cattle Show Work in Gallia County
O. D. Dailey Albany resident and director of the Ohio State Fair cattle exhibit commends the Gallia County chamber of Commerce cattle improvement committee. He notes public interest and general support, cites 2100 head of heifers acquired in four years, and says local growers will soon supply buyers without importing stock. The cattle committee, F. C. Christ and E. G. Royer, reports rising orders and upcoming shipments.
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Gallipolis
O. D. Dailey
Albany
Chamber of Commerce Cattle Improvement Committee
Gallia County
F. ¢. Christ
E. G. Royer
Martins Remembered at Glenwood Funeral
Mrs Myrtle Perry and Mrs Minnie Perry of Crown City joined other relatives from the area at funeral services for Ordell Martin who died over the weekend at age 67. The service was held Sunday in Glenwood, West Virginia.
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NEA
Charles S. Shipman
Emma Sue Schultz
Zanesville, O
Gallipolis
Myrtle Perry
Minnie Perry
Crown City
Glenwood
W. Va
Ordell Martin
Mrs Josephine Brown Undergoes Hospital Operation
Mrs Josephine Brown of near Logan was taken to Mt Carmel Hospital in Columbus Wednesday and underwent an operation Saturday. Her condition is reported as satisfactory.
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Logan
Josephine Brown
Near Logan
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
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