Win Right To Play Again at Massillon
Logan Godmans of the City Soft Ball League were district champions by defeating Washington County 4 to 1 in Marietta. Marion Strawn pitched strongly with nine and 11 strikeouts in two games. Godmans will face Suchers Packers of Dayton district champions at Massillon next Sunday at 3 45 PM. The trophy was presented by City Loan Co.
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Logan—Godmans
Marietta
Washington County
Godmans
Marion Strawn
United Furniture Workers
Donald Taylor
Harold Ewart
Ray Manter
Lawrence Hartman
Richard Schultz
Lawrence Casto
Logan
Furniture Workers Triumph in Six-Run City Softball Clash
In a pitchers’ duel through six innings Milne limited West Logan to four hits while Chapman allowed one. United Furniture Workers then erupted for five runs in the seventh, aided by three more hits including a home run by C Stewart and some errors. Scott led West Logan with two hits.
Fight Card Planned at Haydenville Hall
Logan reports a boxing card at Haydenville Community Hall on Friday evening led by a main bout between Billy Gaston of Athens and Freddie Ray of this city. The pair recently met with Gaston winning in eight rounds. Dreamer Morris of Glouster faces Dick Gaston of Athens in a six round semi final and two or three four round preliminaries are scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Haydenville
Billy Gaston
Athens
Freddie Ray
Gaston
Ray
Dreamer Morris
Glouster
Dick Gaston
Election Board Meets in Hocking County Session
Hocking County Election Board met Monday afternoon to discuss routine matters. J. G. Collins attended after weeks of absence due to injuries from a motor accident. The board approved requests for information on voting rights and discussed possible registration audits if compulsory military training law is enacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County Election Board
J. G. Collins
Bell Fined for DUI in Hocking County Court
Logan Bell of Logan Route 3 appeared before Mayor Dallas Kinser on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He pleaded guilty, was fined 100 dollars and costs, and jailed for inability to pay. He was certified for suspension of driving rights. Bell was arrested Saturday afternoon by Chief Lew Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Paul Bell
Logan Rt. 3
Dallas Kinser
Hocking County
Bell
Lew Reynolds
GOP Club Meeting Set at Republican HQ Rempel Block
Logan Hocking County Moe Kinley Club will meet at the Republican headquarters in the Rempel Block at 7:30 p m Wednesday evening. Members are urged to attend and bring new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Hocking County
Moe-Kinley Club
Republican
Rempel Block
Logan City Council Regular Session Set for This Evening
City council of Logan will meet for a regular session this evening. Several matters are expected to come before the council for consideration and reports are likely to extend the meeting length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—City
Road Work Progresses in Belmont County
Road contract in Belmont County held by E. N. Turner and Sons is advancing. Workers expect to stay busy on the present state contract through October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Belmont County
E. N. Turner and Sons
Weasel Appears At Residence Prompting Capture Attempt
Frank Lanning and Walter A. Leonard report a weasel appeared at their residence Sunday afternoon. They tried to capture the animal but it escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase Logan
Frank Lanning
S. Walnut Sr
Walter A. Leonard
Coughenour Rites Held in Gallia County
Funeral services were held this afternoon in Pomeroy for Mrs Sarepta Coughenour 83 a longtime resident of Raccoon Township born in Pleasant Valley. She lived near Cheshire after marriage and was a member of the Methodist Church. Local relatives and friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Sarepta Coughenour
Pomeroy
Pleasant Valley
Raccoon Township
Cheshire
Alcantara Repairs After South Atlantic Engagement
The British armed merchantman Alcantara sustained a gaping wound and other damage in a recent South Atlantic duel with a Nazi raider. Repairs were completed at Rio de Janeiro and Alcan tara again sailed forth to resume battle with the raider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcantara
South Atlantic
Rio de Janeiro
Turner Jailed Again After Brief Freedom
William Turner of Benna Vista was released from Hocking County jail last week and returned to custody Monday after a court found him guilty of taking a $20 pair of spectacles from another prisoner. Re-arrested Sunday by Fairfield County sheriff, he was handed to Hocking officials for arraignment and, before Magistrate S B Whitehart, pleaded guilty. He received a $25 fine plus costs and 30 days in jail.
Three Games in Week for Mingos in Local Schedule
Logan Mingos will play three games in a busy week, two home evenings in the Nelsonville Twilight League and a Sunday afternoon matchup against Laurelville. The team has drawn the season’s largest crowd after strong play in recent weeks, with expectations of a big turnout for Laurelville here next Sunday.
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LOGAN
Logan Mingos
Nelsonville
Laurelville
County Halts 4-H Picnic Over Infantile Paralysis
Gallipolis authorities report no infantile paralysis cases but continue preventive measures. County Agent E G Reyer, after medical consultation, postpones the 4 H Club picnic and related events slated for Friday. The Washington Auditorium program is paused with plans for a possible rescheduling within two weeks if no cases appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
E. G. Reyer
Washington Auditorium
George Thomasson Dies Saturday at Addison
George Washington Thomasson near octogenarian dies Saturday night at his son F E Thomasson home in Addison Township He spent years in a wheelchair after an ice fall native of Virginia moved to Ohio in 1908 Survived by six sons and daughters 30 grandchildren 26 great grandchildren Funeral services held this afternoon at Bulaville Church with burial in Rife Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
George Washington
Thomasson
Octogenarian
F. E. Thomasson
Addison Township
Ohio
Bulaville Church
H. M. Smith
Rife
Plan 53rd Cherrington Reunion at Thurman
For the 53rd consecutive year members of the Cherrington family will gather for a Thurman reunion on Thursday, Aug. 22. They are descendants of William Cherrington’s 16 children and are spread from coast to coast, with many in the ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Cherrington
Thurman
William Cherrington
To Hold Glenn Rites
Local relatives and friends will attend funeral services at Waverly Wednesday afternoon for Miss Helen Glenn sister of Mrs. Herman A. Lewis of Cheshire Miss Glenn's parents Mr and Mrs Robert Glenn formerly lived in Vinton
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Gallipolis
Waverly
Helen Glenn
Herman A. Lewis
Cheshire
Glenn
Robert Glenn
Vinton
Logan Brief Social Notes
A Logan birthday party for Mrs John D Shaw was held at Rachelmacher Park on Sunday. Relatives attended including Mr and Mrs Shaw and children Joan Sue Carol Lou Norma Jean Margie Ann Junior Lancaster Mr and Mrs John A Shaw Bobby Columbus Mr and Mrs Joe Shaw Jerry Mr and Mrs Harry Meldrim Patty Betty Mr and Mrs Joe Brown Tommy Mary Jo Mrs Allie Bay and Miss Josephine Bay all of Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John D. Shaw
Rachelmacher Park
Shaw
John A. Shaw
Joan Sue
Carol Lou
Norma Jean
Margie Ann
Lancaster
Robert Benbow
Bobby
Columbus
Joe Shaw
Jerry
Harry Meldrim
Patty
Betty
Joe Brown
Tommy
Mary Jo
Allie Bay
Josephine Bay
Mary Lehman announces marriage to Joe Matheny at Russell Ky
Mary Lehman announces the marriage of her daughter Mary to Joe Matheny. The ceremony occurred in Russell Kentucky on May 17. A party at 534 West Second Street Nelsonville featured a wedding cake and gifts for the newlyweds. Attendees included the Matheny family and relatives from Nelsonville Junction City Logan Columbus and other nearby towns. A separate picnic outing and family reunions were noted for Stoughton and Floyd's Pond groups in nearby communities.
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Mary
Joe Matheny
Nelsonville
William Lehman
Second St
Russell
Sebold Wedding Party Serenade Led by Local Figures
Mr and Mrs S H Sebold recently married in Zanesville were serenaded Monday evening by friends led by Dr A K Smith Judge Phil A Henderson and Bob Keynes. A seven piece band organized with James Horwell sought a truck and visited the Sebold home on S Culver St for an impromptu concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Sebold
Zanesville
A. K. Smith
Phil A. Henderson
Bob Keynes
James Horwell
Lebold
S. Culver St
Local social notes from Logan and nearby towns
Miss Patricia McNamee returns home after a week with friends in Columbus. Stanton Pond travels to Chicago for a week to attend an insurance men school. Mrs Ad Edgell of Nelsonville visits Logan with the McNamee family, returning home with her husband. Mr and Mrs Sam Bright and daughter Barbara from Columbus visit the Brights in Logan. Barbara stays until Wednesday. Mrs Ralph Bond of Haydenville spends the week in Columbus with the Evyans family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia McNamee
Columbus
Stanton Pond
Chicago
Ad Edgell
Nelsonville
Logan
James McNamee
Sam Bright
Barbara
Warren Bright
Ralph Bond
Haydenville
Leslie Evyans
Grangers Plan Field Day at Test Farm in Ohio
Grange members from Jackson Athens Meigs and Gallia counties meet at the Southeastern Ohio Test Farm in Carpenter for a field day. Morning farm tour followed by a basket dinner and afternoon addresses by W F Kirk M A Bachtell and J Willard of Ohio State University. Gallia Granges expected to send large delegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Jackson
Athens
Meings
Gallia
Southeastern Ohio
Carpenter
W. F. Kirk
M. A. Bachtell
Co. J. Willard
Ohio State University
Agricultural Faculty
Gallia County
Funeral Held for Mrs. Andora Roush in Cheshire
Funeral services were conducted at Cheshire Baptist Church for Mrs. Andora Roush 78, widow of Cornelius Roush, who died Sunday at her Cheshire home. Rev. E. S. Higginbotham led the service, with interment at Gravel Hill Cemetery. A long-time county resident born to the Shaffer family, she and her husband were well known in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Cheshire
Andora Roush
Cornelius Roush
Cheshire Baptist Church
E. S. Higginbotham
Gravel Hill Cemetery
Girl, 16, Suffers Foot Injury After Cow Injury
Mary Call of Bladen, aged 16, suffered a toe amputation after a cow stepped on her right foot yesterday at Holzer Hospital. She was barefoot when injured and other toes were bruised by the hoof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Mary Call
Bladen
Holzer Hospital
Non support charge in East Gallipolis
Edgar White of East Gallipolis is jailed on an $800 bond to await grand jury action after being charged with non support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Edgar White
East Gallipolis
McBride Practicing With Chieftains Ahead of Notre Dame Fall Term
Logan High School players, including Bob McBride formerly of the Chieftains, worked out on the practice field Monday evening. McBride has enrolled at Notre Dame and will join freshman football this fall. Coach Tommy Bender plans a full squad session next week to ready for the September 13 opener.
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Logan
Bob McBride
McBride
Notre Dame
Logan High School
Tommy Bender
Legion Junior Teams Continue Ball Series at Chieftain Field
Legion junior league game Monday at Chieftain Field saw Buchanan's beat Clendenons 12 to 7. Over 20 players aged 10 to 13 joined the action with tournament team members aiding in organization. A practice session for the tournament team was announced for Wednesday at the fairground diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Chieftain Field
American Legion League
Buchanan's
Clendenons
Fairground
Property Damaged Youth Fined $25
Virgil Emerick of Dicken Addition faced Malicious destruction of property charges after arraignment before Magistrate S B Whitehart. Pleading guilty, he paid a $25 fine plus costs for wrecking a boys camp on the Jay Campbell farm with benches and other items damaged. Two minors with him were turned over to juvenile officers.
Pie Contest Winners Set For Nov 4 Competition
Gallia county subordinate grange pie baking winners will face county wide contest on November 4 likely in Gallipolis. Sixteen groups compete as keen contest unfolds. Grange inspection dates announced by County Deputy O E Painter include Cora Aug 23 Gallia Sept 6 Springfield Sept 11 Harris Sept 12 Huntington Sept 14 Bulaville Sept 17 Ohio Valley Sept 18 Centenary Sept 20 Cadmus Sept 21 Georges Creek Oct 4 Eno Oct 5 Patriot Oct 10 Swan Creek Oct 11. Definite dates not yet set for Rodney Thurman and Little Kyger Granges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Grange
O. E. Painter
Cora
Gallia
Springfield
Harris
Huntington
Bulaville
Ohio Valley
Centenary
Cadmus
Georges Creek
Eno
Patriot
Swan Creek
Rodney
Thurman
Little Kyger
390 Enrolled in Gallia 4 H Club Work
Gallia County reports 390 boys and girls enrolled in 4 H Club work across 34 clubs. The clubs plan exhibits of accomplishments at the fall festival beginning September 22 and running through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallia
Gallipolis
Funeral Held for Crystal McMillen in Ewington Church
Funeral services were held at Ewington Church yesterday for Crystal McMillen 13 daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl McMillen. She long an invalid and died of a heart attack late Saturday night. She is survived by seven brothers and sisters. Also note: steel sheets are pickled by immersion in acid to remove iron oxide scale from hot-rolled sheets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ewington Church
Crystal McMillen
Carl McMillen
Bliss Resigns Pastoral Post at Logan Church
Rev Elmer Bliss, longtime Trinity Lutheran Church of Logan pastor and dean of local clergy, tendered his resignation to the congregation during Sunday services. The resignation becomes effective at the end of August as he prepares to move to Cleveland to pursue social service work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Elmer Bliss
Trinity Lutheran Church
Bliss
Fairfield County
Cleveland
Dahlias Named in Honor of Swedish Botanist Dahl
The dahlia flowers carry their name from the Swedish botanist Anders Dahl, honoring his work in botany and plant classification. This attribution reflects a traditional link between flower names and historical figures in science.
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Botanist
Dahl
Kane Suit Continues Against School Board
John Kane pursues a judgment of 710.50 plus interest from 1935 in a Laurelville Perry Board of Education transportation case. Only part of the evidence was presented Monday and trial is expected to extend into today before the court rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John Kane
Laurelville - Perry
Attendance at Logan Park Week Totals 1451
Logan Park reported a weekly attendance of 1451 with Sunday peak of 339, per Ray Keck, supervisor. Attendance dips compared with the prior two weeks. Rachelmacher Park was also mentioned as 1451 in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Park
Logan
Rachelmacher Park
Ray Keck
Youth Arraignment Set For Logan Mohler On Assault Charge
Logan James Mohler of Logan will face mayoral arraignment on an assault and battery charge after alleged contact with minor Don Robert Smith Monday. Complaint filed by the boy's mother, Mrs. Olan Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James Mohler
Dallas Kinser
Don Robert Smith
Olan Smith
Logan Kiwanis Club To Entertain Women
Logan Kiwanis Club will host women guests at tonight’s meeting in the Enterprise School building. Antioch Grange ladies will prepare and serve supper. I. P. Blauser of Ohio State University will present a technicolor motion picture about a six week vacation to Lake of the Woods, Minnesota, including underwater fish and marine growth scenes.
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LOGAN
Logan Kiwanis Club
Enterprise School
Antioch Grange
I. P. Blauser
Ohio State University
Lake of the Woods
Minnesota
Hocking Hills Caddies Triumph Over Lancaster
Logan caddies from Hocking Hills Country Club beat Lancaster Country Club caddies 10 1 2 to 7 1 2. It marked their second win over Lancaster that week. Jack Hughes led with 78, Jack Dumm tied Lancaster with 78, and Ray Lohr shot 82 for Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Hocking Hills
Lancaster Country Club
Jack Hughes
Jack Dumm
Lancaster
Ray Lohr
Bender Assumes Pool Management After Return Home
Logan Thomas Bender assumed control of pool operations after returning from Pittsburgh. In his absence Charles R. Eberst served as manager. Attendance for the season has reached the 20,000 mark.
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Gali
Sureka
Cros
Ferdar Saintere
Massillon
West Logan
Haydenville Hall
Election Board
GOP Club
Council
AAA
Nan
Turner
Brief Freedom
Mingos
George Thomasson
Addison
Plan 53Rd Reunion
Charles P. Mack
Bill
Bob
Katie Walker
O'Shaughnessy Dam
John Martin
Virgil Boland
John Harland
Wingate
Richardson
Stoughton
Floyd's Pond
South Perry
John Stoughton
Jane
John
Sue
Sugar Grove
Leslie Evans
Sol Stoughton
Clifford Turner
Doris
Neal
Keith Dawley
Grangers
Test Farm
Chieftains
Legion
Araen
Logan Church
Kane
Bender
Graham
Dan
Nash
Sed
Studebaker
Ster
Law
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