Coach Bender outlines Logan Chieftains football prospects
Logan Rotary heard Coach Tom Bender assess the 1941 Logan Chieftains football team. He noted heavy graduation from Wellston, Athens and Logan, listing key losses and explaining the defense should be strong while the offense needs development. Backfield stars Johnston and Hum mell were slated for duty, with Casto Kelch and Conrad returning, and several reserves plus a freshman squad filling gaps. Earl Elberfeld joined the Rotary club, inducted by H. E. Kirk in Meyerry’s absence. Darley Kitchen led song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
Athens
Logan
Bill Bryan
George Graham
Mark Lohr
Jake Irvin
Pete Brandon
Bill Smith
Cecil Scott
Chieftain
Bill Johnston
Morris Hummell
Conrad
Lou Casto
Roy Kelch
Bender
G. E. Carr
Earl Elberfeld
Harley Meyerry
H. E. Kirk
Darley Kitchen
Mingos Edge Adelphi in 12 Inning Marathon
Logan Mingos defeated Adelphi 11 to 10 after twelve innings at Adelphi Sunday. Mingos connected for 16 hits to Adelphi’s 9, with tied late drama as both sides traded runs including a ninth inning four run rally by Mingos and a two run tying finish. Brandt and Mowery delivered key late hits to seal the win. Bob Tomlinson started, Bill Spence relieved, Greene pitched for Adelphi.
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Logan
Mingos
Adelphi
Brandt
Mowery
Joe Thomas
Leonard
Lemon
Fair Ground
Bob Tomlinson
Bill Spence
Greene
Tannahill Rites Are Held in Logan
Funeral services were conducted for Allen Sherman Tannahill 81 at Leonard Funeral Home Logan. He died Sunday at his Green Township residence after months of ill health. A civic figure and longtime trustee and school board member, he was survived by three daughters Mrs. Gladys Smith Mrs. Marcus Lohr and Mrs. Henry Jaggs. Burial followed at Smith Chapel Cemetery.
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Logan
Leonard Funeral
Allen Sherman Tannahill
Green Township
Marshall
Lancaster
Tannahill
Gladys Smith
Marcus Lohr
Henry Jaggs
Smith Chapel Cemetery
Logan Football Team Sets Wednesday Practice Start
Logan Chieftain football players will be fitted with shoes today and start practice at 5 PM Wednesday under Coach Tom Bender. Weekly sessions focus on calisthenics and running to build season readiness with assistants from Notre Dame Ohio Wesleyan and Ohio University. The squad aims to reach at least forty players at opening, fill line gaps, and develop backfield depth led by Bill Johnston and Morris Hummell. The first game rests Sept. 19 against Bremen.
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LOGAN
Logan Chieftain
Tom Bender
Bob McBride
Notre Dame
Albert Leonard
Ohio Wesleyan
Joe Thomas
Ohio University
Bender
Bill Johnston
Morris Hummell
Bremen
Final Rush for Marriage Licenses Ends Saturday
Logan district issues final batch of marriage licenses under the new law. Recipients include Edward Dalton and Maxine Welch of Columbus, Paul Hall of Nelsonville Route 2, and Sylvia Stufflebean of Nelsonville, among others, with ages ranging from 16 to 25.
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Logan
Edward Francis Dalton
Charles Dalton
Maxine Rosalie Welch
Columbus
Claud Welch
Paul Arthur Hall
Nelsonville
William Hall
Sylvia Louise Stufflebean
Ashford Stufflebean
Samuel Edward Mount
Haydenville
Samuel Mount
Erma Lillian Waugh
Fred Waugh
Melvin Crist
Lancaster
Clarence Crist
Anna Margaret Ray
Nelsonville Rt. 1
James Ray
Underweight Girl Recovers After TON JON No 1 Trial
Edith Radabaugh of Washington County Ohio says persistent constipation kidney trouble stomach distress and nervousness vanished after taking TON JON No 1 2 3. She reports gaining weight and feeling well and urges others to talk to a TON JON Health Representative.
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Edith Radabaugh
Washington County
Annerarietta
Ohio
B. Church
Defense Courses To Be Broadened At Ohio University
George C. K. Johnson, Ohio University representative, visited Logan to outline broader fall and winter defense training courses in engineering science and management. Applications and full course listings will be available September 1 at the Ohio State Employment Service Office in Logan, with classes starting about October 1. Tuition is free and the government covers expenses except text material. Most courses require high school graduation.
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Logan
George C. K. Johnson
Ohio University
Ohio State Employment Service Office
Logan Driver Fined After Mulberry Street Collision
Lester Arbell of Gibisonville was cited for reckless driving after his car collided with Fred Thrush’s vehicle at Mulberry and Second Streets Logan Route 3. Taken into custody by Police Chief Lew Reynolds, Arbell pleaded guilty and paid a $10 fine plus costs before Mayor Dallas Kinser as both cars sustained damage.
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Logan
Mulberry
Second Sts
Lester Arbell
Gibisonville
Lew Reynolds
Dallas Kinser
Fred Thrush
City Officials To Discuss Employee Wage Increase Proposal
City councilmen and officials will hold a conference this evening to consider a proposal for a wage increase across several departments. The matter was referred to the council as a committee of the whole last week.
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Logan
Queen Divorce Hearing Delayed in Logan
A motion in the divorce case of Clara Queen v Samuel Queen was postponed by Judge Phil Henderson to allow further proceedings. The request seeks alimony pending the case and a reasonable attorney fee. Clarence Green, 24, Logan Route 4, was arraigned for intoxication and fighting. he pleaded guilty and paid a $10 fine and costs at Haydenville Magistrate S B Whitehart. William Erwin, 27, Union Furnace, was arrested at Haydenville Sunday night by Sheriff Floyd Duffy and Deputy Forest Keck and is held awaiting charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Clara Queen
Samuel Queen
Phil Henderson
Clarence Green
S. B. Whitehart
Haydenville
William Erwin
Union Furnace
Floyd Duffy
Forest Keck
Logan McGonagle Improves After Thumb Fracture
Jimmy McGonagle of the American Legion tournament has recovered from a fractured left thumb suffered in a prior game and will soon regain use of his thumb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Jimmy McGonagle
American Legion
Local peaches begin to hit market with expected heavy harvest
Logan notes peaches are entering the local market as growers anticipate a plentiful crop this season across the county. Orchardists report abundant peach trees and a strong harvest outlook for the coming months.
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Logan
Primary Candidates Must File Expenses
Logan city primary participants must file expense accounts with the county election board by Friday. All candidates must file whether they won or lost and regardless of expenses. Certificates of nomination will be issued to the winning candidates.
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Logan
County Election Board
Logan Social Notes Steak Fry at Maydenville Home
Several members of the Tuesday Contract Club and their husbands met at the lawn home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Matheny in Maydenville for a steak fry. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. John R. Pierce, Frank Harden, Dr. and Mrs. Victor Simiele, Clarence Blosser, James Barker, Clinton Webb, all of Logan, plus the hosts.
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Logan
Clarence Matheny
Maydenville
John R. Pierce
Frank Harden
Victor Simiele
Clarence Blosser
James Barker
Clinton Webb
Marriage of Lillian Tignor to Dale Primmer in Cleveland
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tignor announce the marriage of their daughter Lillian to Dale Primmer son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Primmer Haydenville. The ceremony occurred at Collinwood Methodist Parsonage Cleveland at 7 30 o clock August 16 with Rev J Monroe Wolfe officiating. The couple will live in Cleveland where Mr Primmer works for Republic Steel.
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Joe Tignor
Zanesville Ave
Lillian
Dale Primmer
Walter Primmer
Haydenville
Collinwood Methodist Parsonage
Cleveland
J. Monroe Wolfe
Rudy Becker
Ravenna
Primmer
Republic Steel Corporation
Windsor announces birth of son James Franklin
Mr and Mrs Ralph R Windsor announce the birth at home on August 16 of a son weighing nine pounds named James Franklin. The Windsors also have a daughter Dortha Jean age 11. Mr Windsor works for William Loomis and Son contractors in Logan.
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William Albert Milsted
Miner
New Plymouth
Jacob Milsted
Jane Earline Kern
Logan
Earl E. Kern
Ralph R. Windsor
James Franklin
Windsors
Dortha Jean
Mr. Windsor
William Loomis and Son Contractors
Non resident fishing permit sold in Hocking County
Clerk of Courts Don Feather issued a temporary ten day fishing permit to J. F. Booth of Huntington West Virginia. The permit was one of the year’s few non resident issues and the sale occurred Monday at the county clerk’s office.
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Logan
Hocking County
Don Feather
J. F. Booth
Tenth Ave
Huntington
W. Va
Baptists To Meet In Mercerville Church
The Gallia Baptist Association will convene at Mercerville Baptist Church starting Wednesday and continuing Thursday. Officers listed include Rev. Jennings Cremeens as moderator C. C. Halley as clerk and Sylvia Fowler as treasurer.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Baptist Association
Mercerville Baptist Church
Jennings Cremeens
C. C. Halley
Sylvia Fowler
Plan Reunion Brings Gooch McCarley Kin To Harrisburg Church
Members of the Gooch and McCarley families schedule a reunion Sunday at Harrisburg Church. The organizing committee includes Lloyd Hughes Max Thomas Ethel McCarley Lulu Thomas Mildred Bumgardner Alma Gooch.
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Gallipolis
Gooch
Fine 3 Men For Cutting Of Bee Tree
In Falls Township on the D. E. Harsh farm three men William Sizemore Lester Vermillion all Logan area were arrested for malicious destruction of property after cutting a large oak bee tree. The tree fell across a line fence causing $15 damage and $10 fines plus costs were imposed after pleas of guilty. Bees protected the tree until deputies arrived and took the trio into custody.
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LOGAN
D. E. Harsh
Falls Township
William Sizemore
Lester
George Vermillion
S. B. Whitehart
Harsh
Malone Fined After DUI Plea in Logan County
John Thomas Malone of New Plymouth Route 1 faced a Logan court after an accident on Route 33. He pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle while under the influence and was fined 100 dollars plus costs and will have driving rights suspended.
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Logan
John Thomas Malone
New Plymouth
S. B. Whitehart
Custody Action Seeks Change in Wood Decree
Cora B. Wood sues for modification of a court decree in the case against Martin Wood to change custody of the minor children. The motion will be heard August 26 by Judge Phil Henderson.
Henderson Approves Real Estate Sale
Confirmation of the sale in the case of Hazel Lehman vs Francis Stump and others was given by Judge Phil Henderson. The Floyd Pond property sold earlier to C J Tucker of Lancaster for 1250 dollars. A motion to correct a bad description of the real estate in the advertisement was heard.
Kiwanis Club To Hear Post Office Story
Logan Kiwanis Club plans a meeting tonight with vice presidential election on the agenda. Candidate slate includes Rev Stanley W. Wiant and Harry D. Arnold. Postmaster Frank Brown and Richard Lavey will discuss the local post office, led by Howard Rolston.
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Kiwanis Club
Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club
Stanley W. Wiant
Harry D. Arnold
Howard Rolston
Frank Brown
Richard Lavey
Local Hospital Roundup From Logan Area
At Logan Hospital Logan Eugene Glancy underwent major surgery for a hernia at Cherrington Hospital Monday. Luther Bridgeman of Nelsonville was admitted for treatment. condition reported serious. Mrs Floyd Riggs of Logan Route 1 admitted Monday afternoon. John Marinko of Murray City injured in Saturday accident that killed Joe Jenkins. recovering and expected to return home soon.
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Logan
Eugene Glancy
Orbiston
Cherrington Hospital
Luther Bridgeman
Nelsonville
Floyd Riggs
Logan Route 1
John Marinko
Murray City
Joe Jenkins
Kibble Fined for Pett y Larceny in Laurel Township
Andrew H. Kibble of Rockbridge Route 2 was charged with petty larceny by Guy Green of Laurel Township. He was arraigned before Magistrate S. B. Whitehart, pled guilty, and fined $25 plus costs for scrap iron theft from Green’s premises.
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Logan
Andrew H.kibble
Rockbridge
Guy Green
Laurel Township
S. B. Whitehart
Logan Rotary Sees Visiting Lacock Officer Return
Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Lacock of Columbus attended Logan Rotary Monday evening. Lacock, a Medical Corps officer stationed at Ft. Hayes, formerly served as county health commissioner in Logan.
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Logan
W. B. Lacock
Columbus
Lacock
Rotary Club
Ft. Hayes
Flint Team Wins Regional Title In Cincinnati Tournament
Flint defeated Cincinnati three game series two to one at Cincinnati and earned a trip to Charlotte North Carolina to represent the region in upcoming sectional contests.
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Logan
Cincinnati
Flint
Mich
Charlotte
N. C
Logan rain postpones tourney team tryouts at fair ground
Heavy rains soaked the fair ground diamond all day, delaying practice and forcing the tournament team tryouts to be postponed tonight.
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Logan
Fairground
Masons Meet Logan Mingo Lodge After Monday Session
Masons met at the Temple Monday evening to conduct routine lodge business and discuss ongoing fraternal matters. Members engaged in standard proceedings as they gathered for the meeting.
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Logan — Mingo Lodge of Masons
Temple
Order
Efforts To Stop Forest Fires in Gallia County
Gallia County fire warden Stafford Davis plans warning placards to curb October and November fires. Hunters and rural residents must secure permits for rubbish burns. Officials weigh an 80 foot steel observation tower on McDaniel Hill near Cadmus for year round fire wardens. The area remains heavily wooded and prone to past disasters.
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Gallipolis
Stafford Davisson
Davisson
McDaniel Hill
Cadmus
Poplar Knob
Gallia County
May Keep Pool Open After Sept. 1
Gallipolis officials expect the municipal swimming pool to close after Labor Day but may stay open longer if weather and public interest justify. The pool this year shows a smaller gross income with no operative loss expected. a balance from two years ago remains, and fewer family ticket sales reduced revenue. After closing, equipment will be stored and the basin drained.
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Gallipolis
E. E. Higgins
Board of Education
Higgins
Ohio State Expert To Discuss Foods In Gallipolis
Dr. Jonathan Forman of Ohio State University will discuss nutrition and public health problems at Washington Auditorium Wednesday night. He will advocate simpler foods and explain their purchase and preparation as leaders from many clubs are invited to attend.
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Gallipolis
Washington Auditorium
Jonathan Forman
Ohio State University
Forman
Marriage Licenses Total 777 for 1941
Gallia County probate court issued 777 marriage licenses from January 1 to August 18 before the new law takes effect. Monthly totals were 49 in January 39 in February 58 in March 66 in April 111 in May 145 in June 161 in July and 148 in August.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Gallia County
Divorce Suit Filed by Donald H Cra mer
Donald H. Cra mer files for divorce from Reba Cra mer, citing neglect. The couple married in Meigs County two years ago and have no children.
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Gallipolis
Donald H. Cramer
Reba
Meigs County
Allot Huge Contracts To Boat Company
Gallipolis report says Marietta Boat Manufacturing Co. of Pt. Pleasant received coast artillery boat contracts totaling four and a half million dollars. The firm has worked on similar contracts for over a year and operates 24 hours daily. Four mine tenders near completion with additional similar craft in progress.
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Gallipolis
Washington
Marietta Boat Manufacturing Co
Pt. Pleasant
Coast Artillery
Garfield School rented for sewing center by county
Gallipolis reports county commissioners rented the Garfield School Building from Joseph Epling and others, recent buyers, for 25 dollars a month. The WPA sewing center will stay through winter, with plans to convert the building into a church in early spring.
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Gallipolis
Garfield
Joseph Epling
WPA
Expect To Can 3000 Quarts For Schools
In Gallipolis at the Washington School building a canning center aims to produce 3000 quarts of food for schools. Mrs. Elizabeth Carter leads WPA workers, with a glass container shortage noted and donations welcomed. To date 1726 quarts valued at $450 have been canned, tomatoes and corn are the main items.
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Gallipolis
Washington School
Elizabeth Carter
WPA
Carter
Red Cross Plans to Meet Double Quota in Gallia County
Gallia County quotas 2000 memberships for Red Cross drive. The Gallipolis directorate will select campaign chairmen and sponsor the annual drive as Mrs. C W Booth, executive secretary, states a more intensive county campaign is planned to hit the doubled target.
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Gallipolis
Red Cross
C. W. Booth
Gallia County
Virginia teen sustains severe spinal injury in Gallia crash
Gallia district police report Henry Manley a 19 year old Virginia Beach resident was driving when the car overturned on a Rodney curve. Manley suffered a severe spinal injury and was hospitalized. Passenger Nick Broyles of Gallipolis sustained a broken nose and facial cuts.
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Gallipolis
Rodney
Henry Manley
Virginia Beach
Nick Broyles
Dayton
Fulton 57 Dies in Huntington Former County Native
C C Fulton 57 year old native of this county died in Huntington Sunday funeral services were held there this afternoon He is survived by his widow and their three sons Stanford Fulton a brother lives here
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Gallipolis
C. C. Fulton
Huntington
Stanford Fulton
Jean Jones Named Secretary to High School Principal
Miss Jean Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Jones and. employed in clerical duties at the county relief office, has been appointed secretary to high school principal Carl C Byers. She succeeds Mrs John Taylor who has removed to Galion Ohio.
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Gallipolis
Jean Jones
Raymond Jones
County Relief Office
Carl C. Byers
John Taylor
Galion
Ohio
Bartletts Move Into New Home Near Gallipolis
Mr and Mrs Roy Bartlett formerly county engineer for the state highway department have completed a new residence just south of Gallipolis and moved in recently.
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Gallipolis
Roy Bartlett
State Highway Department
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John Lott
Charles Thomas Brooks
Clarence Brooks
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Laurelville
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TON Jon Health
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Charles Smith
J. W. Gabriel
A. H. Ziegler
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Thomas Bender
Nixon
Old Man’s Cave
Bert Nixon
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Terry Tignor
Akron
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Carl Schooner
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Henderson
Logan Hospital
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Boat Company
Rent Garfield School For Sewing Center
Virginia
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