Logan Chieftains Add Two Non League Games to Schedule
Logan Chieftains will play a ten game football schedule with three non league opponents Jacksonville Trimble Bexley and Lancaster. The season opens September 13 at home against Jacksonville Trimble and September 20 hosts Bexley. The schedule also includes trips to Jackson Nelsonville Athens Pomeroy Gallipolis Wellston Middleport and Lancaster.
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LOGAN
Logan Chieftains
Jacksonville-Trimble
Bexley
Lancaster
Chieftains
Jackson
Nelsonville
Athens
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Wellston
Middleport
Rutland Social And Personal Notes
Rutland residents record visits and travels within Ohio and beyond. Ralph Spires and Mitt Spires hosted relatives. Richard Kennedy planned a Columbus stay. Ray Steiner attends state fair band camp. others visit family in Sistersville Cleveland and St. Petersburg with numerous local moves and social calls.
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Rutland
Ralph Spires
Crooksville
Mitt Spires
Thomas Porter
Sistersville
W. Va
Earle Steiner
Boys’ Industrial School
Lancaster
Emery Steiner
Richard Kennedy
Nellie
Columbus
Carl Reeves
Fairport Harbor
Martha Bolton Ayler
Harley Bolton
Stephen Davis
Athens
Ray Steiner
Christian Church
Lake Hope
Zaleski
Newton Brothers Circus
Texas
Frances Hatfield
Steiner
Paul Kennedy
Painesville
Joe Young
William Buck
Blanche Robinson
Cleveland
Lee Darling
St. Petersburg
Fla
Vernon Mills
Herm Graham
Earl King
Josh Sowers
Helen Schoonover
the Plains
Clarence Schoonover
Marie Steiner
Gallipolis
Edward Schoonover
Camp Zaleski
Mary Beard
Nora McNaughton
Rex Davis
Janice Powell
Rye Beach
Harold Smith
Cora Smith
Oliver Little
George
Tulsa
Okla
Lucy Hooper
Will Lanning
Hamden Bride Celebrated At Lady’s Shower Party
Mrs. Bryan Cassill entertained in Hamden honoring August bride Mrs. Willis Dixon with a miscellaneous shower. Numerous local guests attended including Mrs. Leo Entsler, Mrs. Max Newman, Mrs. Orson Chapman and others. Gifts were sent by several friends as well.
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Leverett Murdock
Edna Robbins
Margaret Calvin
Mary Camink
Mae Harkins
Earl Woltz
Daughters of
Columbus
Alice Kruger
Allensville
Willis Dixon
Bryan Cassill
Blanche Robbins
Arch Brown
Harry Dickman
Adda Yeager
Wellston
Earl Gardner
Comm Cox
Rayz
Margaret McCarley, McArthur
Nancy Huffman
Nannie Perry
Frank Calvin
Logan Social Notes and Community Gatherings
Logan social notes describe Dr. James Boyd and Betty Boyd visiting Logan for an extended stay with Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Toerner. Courtship and church events are noted along with scouts meetings, a fishing trip to Dyer's Bay Canada, and community club meetings.
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Jessie McManigal
Boyd
Logan
First Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Buellaby
Mildred Collins
Millie Rainer
Tommy Walsh
Dyer's Bay
Canada
The
Tiny pioneer wagon visit from Gallipolis to Logan
S. P. Simms of Gallipolis visited Logan and presented his mother Mrs. J. M. Cooley with a miniature pioneer wagon. He crafted the oxen and driver from soap and carved the wagon from wood, mounting the whole ensemble on a board.
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Logan
S. P. Simms
Gallipolis
J. M. Cooley
Godman Team Falls 6 0 in State Softball Tourney
Godmans District 17 softball squad fielded at Massillon lost their opening game 6 to 0 to Dayton. Pitching shut them down as they bowed out but the trip gained valuable experience and they plan a return next year.
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Logan — Godman
Massillon
Dayton
Bean Dinner Tables Erected in City Park
In Gallipolis about 1,000 feet of bean dinner tables were set up in City Park today. Sixteen large kettles will cook 1,200 pounds of beans tomorrow. Rev. E. Howard Cadle of Indianapolis announced he will attend, telling the sesquicentennial committee he will "be there with bells on." Cadle speaks at 2 p.m. from the bandshell in City Park.
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Gallipolis
City Park
E. Howard Cadle
Indianapolis
Sesquicentennial Committee
Cadle
Funeral Service Held for Mrs Kansas Jones
Mrs Kansas Jones aged 85 died at her home on Lincoln Ridge on Saturday. Funeral services were held this morning at Dickey Church in the neighborhood. Surviving sisters are Mrs C C Graham Mrs W A Gills and Miss Roma Hively all of this county.
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Gallipolis
Kansas Jones
Lincoln Ridge
Dickey Church
C. C. Graham
W. A. Gills
Roma Hively
Logan Fans Flock to Mingo Game at The Plains
Large crowd from Logan attended the Sunday baseball game against Mingo at The Plains. Notables included Merle Karshner family, Juanita Wolfe, Earl Landis family, Blackston, Sam and John Buchanan, Fred Davis, Willard and Theodore Newman and families, Harold Voris, Ned Webb, John Mowery, Foster Bobo, Dr. Walter Brehm and family, H. Bryan, Theodore Kennedy, Blanche Shriner, Otto Keller, Toledo visitors, and Cleveland guests Ray Dollison and Richard Sparnon. The Rev Henry Stoody and Mrs. Stoody visited en route home from California.
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Logan
Mingo
Plains
Merle Karshner
Juanita Wolfe
Earl Landis
Charles Blackston
Sam Buchanan
John
Fred Davis
Willard Newman
Theodore Newman
Harold Voris
Ned Webb
John Mowery
Foster Bobo
Walter Brehm
Tommy
Jimmy
H. Bryan
Theodore Kennedy
Blanche Shriner
Otto Keller
Toledo
Miss Shriner
Ann Shriner
Keler
J. L. Stoody
Ray Dollison
Richard Sparnon
Cleveland
Paul L. Dollison
D. O. Spannow
Henry Stoody
Corning
California
Annual Picnic Held at Orbiston
Mary Banfield and Elizabeth Roberts hosted the annual picnic at the Long Hollow Grove near the Dearing mine on Wednesday August 21. Attending were numerous residents of Orbiston including Ted Campbell Billy Dixon and Clyde Sorrell with guests from Nelsonville Trimble and Murray City.
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Orbiston
Mary Banfield
Elizabeth Roberts
Long Hollow Grove
Dearing
Ted Campbell
Bobby Campbell
Dee Dixon
Billy Dixon
Ted Dixon
Mary Alice Banfield
Danny Carsner
Phillis Carsner
Bertha Ann Carsner
Tommy Dixon
Marlyn Dixon
Denny Camp
Dean Glancy
Junior Carsner
Clyde Sorrell
Charles Sorrell
Floyd Sorrell
Donald Wade
Dana Bill Bookman
Jack Bookman
Billy Roberts
Jane Roberts
Vinnie Carsner
Clarence Banfield, Jr
Esther McKee
Sonny McKee
Lillian McKee
Stanley Zglenichi
Pauline Zglenichi
Junior Sorrell
Murray City
Lessie McManaway
Trimble
Donald Newton
Irene
Marty June
Tommy
Nelsonville
Laura Peacock
Hazel Robinson
Joan Robinson
Clarence Banfield, Sr
Etta Camp
Meeting to clean Mt. Zion Cemetery Saturday
Mt. Zion Cemetery cleanup planned for Thursday morning August 29 with all interested invited. Ladies asked to bring lunches for the noon hour. Community notes include visits by the Coen families and relatives, a prayer service at the Colemer home, and Sunday services at Zion Mission and M. E. Church.
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Mt. Zion Cemetery
G. E. Coen
Carol
Gilbert Coen
Shirley
Trimble
G. E. Coens
Frank Spires
Grandmother Spires
William Colemer
Flora Kyle
Audra Shaw
Athens
C. L. Goldsberry
Velma Barnhill
Lulu
Catherine Goldsberry
Columbus
Zion Mission
M. E
Miller Couple Celebrates 50th Anniversary in Michigan
Mr and Mrs James Miller observed their 50th wedding anniversary on August 7 while visiting Mt Pleasant Michigan with Mr and Mrs Noah Andrews and relatives. Miller was ill for much of the visit but has since shown improvement and was able to be on the street Saturday.
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Logan
James Miller
Mt Pleasant
Mich
Noah Andrews
McConnellsville Court Notes Include Personal Injury Suit
Morgan County docket lists Roy J. Butler filing two suits in Evansville for damages to daughter Erma Butler from a Jan 29 1939 auto wreck near McConnelsville. Claims total seeks 50 000 and 2 368 85 for hospital costs plus arraignments for other locals. Also covers petty larceny fine for Herbert Kasler and several divorce and custody actions, plus marriages and property transfers and a note on Quadequina introducing popcorn to English in 1630.
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Mcconnellville
Roy J. Butler
Zanesville
Raymond Head
Evansville
Ind
Erma Buller
North River Road
McConnelsville
Erma Butler
Lead
Butler
Bethesda Hospital
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Justice Seaman
Herbert Kasler
Pennsville
Byron Dougan
Meigsville
Eileen Dougan
Cleveland
Waterford
Stanley
Estella Rhodes Hickman
Thurman Hickman
Riecker
Howard Norris
Bartlett
William and
Annie Mayle Norris
Zenna Mayle
Chesterhill
Rockford
Dollie Kennedy Mayle
Isaac Kennedy
William H. Ford
Morton D
Emma Harmon Ford
Glenna Ray
Frank and
Mary Gilliland Ray
Plains Team Ends Mingos Streak 5-1
The Plains defeated Mingos 5 to 1 Sunday afternoon at The Plains. Harrison pitched well allowing nine hits and one run in the eighth. Spence also gave up nine hits as B Nelson hit a home run while C Nelson and Hill hit triples. Harold Brown had two hits and was thrown out at third on a steal attempt. Hill made a sharp play to rob Webb early.
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Logan - Mingos
the Plains
Harrison
Bill Spence
B. Nelson
C. Nelson
Hill
Harold Brown
Rob Webb
Institute Planned at Bradbury Institute Planned at Bradbury
The Meigs County Fellowship sponsors a Christian family institute at Bradbury Church of Christ this week. Mrs. Clarence Hamilton of Oberlin leads sessions on Parents Are Important Living the Middle Years and Marriage Is a Way of Life with youth sessions and home life talks scheduled. Mr. Hamilton, a former China missionary, teaches at Oberlin College.
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Bradbury
Bradbury Church of Christ
Clarence Hamilton
Oberlin
Middleport Church
China
Hamilton
Oberlin College
Meigs County Fellowship
Flower Show Planned at Tuppers Plains
The Gar den Club will hold a flower show in the M. FE. Church Thursday afternoon and evening Aug 29 with Long Bottom Reedsville and Chester clubs invited. Various local residents attended events and visits in Parkersburg and Washington in the past week.
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Tuppers Plains
M. FE
Long Bottom
Reedsville
Chester
City Park
Parkersburg
W. Va
J. K. Swindler
Prospect
Velma Cassidy
Oltie Millhone
Gladstone Brunton
Trimble
Frank Shirkey
Hilda Stiles
Bettie
Gerald Lamb
Cecil
Gordon Caldwell
Washington, D. C
Hall Parker
Charleston
Gorden Taylor
Walter Thrash
Carl Parker
E. G. Kim
Robert
McConnellsville
D. G Holeman
A. E
Vietta Springer
J. S. Davis
West
Georgia Springer
Ald
Lamb
Carl Lamb
Syracuse Park
Election Officials To Be Named Soon
Letters are mailed to county precinct leaders asking for recommendations for judges and clerks. The county board will appoint precinct officials to one year terms starting Sept. 15.
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Logan
Restaurant Proprietor Files Assault Charge
Grant Irwin is charged with assault in a menacing manner in the mayor court after a Sunday arrest by patrolmen Note stone and Evans. The affidavit by restaurant operator Homer Rhodes states Irwin advanced with a drawn knife and threatened bodily harm. he faces arraignment today.
Reedsville and Area Socials and Visitors Noted
Local families from Reedsville Canton Akron Parkersburg Columbus Ravenswood and Charleston hosted and visited relatives this week. A birth announced for Earl Powell is noted along with a benefit social at the M. E. Church basement and a Youths Rally in Pomeroy.
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Reedsville
Peter Jacobsen
Herman Bruegger
Canton
C. L. Swain
June
Donald
Akron
Pearl Swain
Annalene
Junior
Kenneth Bay
Parkersburg
G. Bruegger
L. L. Swain
Flossie Barcus
George Schlobaum
Russell Higley
Ernest Barton
Patience Russell
Columbus
Randolph Ward
Ravenswood
Anna Randolph
M. E. Church
Ruth Moore
Jerry
John Hess
Deloris Pavey
Marjorie Parks
Mrs. Moore
Ethel Packard
Fred Coleman
Sue Thompson
Eastle
Arvin Petty
H. Warren
James Buckley
Little Hocking
Lena Brewster
H. D. Parker
Belpre
George Stansbury
Parkersbury
Pomeroy
Mrs Carl Gordon Returns Home After Surgery
Mrs Carl Gordon recovering at home after a surgical operation at Grant Hospital two weeks ago. She is improving steadily. The article notes the world’s largest area of quicksand near Diamond Shoals off Cape Hatteras.
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Logan
Carl Gordon
Grant Hospital
Diamond Shoals
Cape Hatteras, BC
Food Exhibit At Fair Now Is Assured
Logan reports 14 local merchants have signed to take part in the food show at the Hocking County Fair. At least four more exhibitors are expected. Merchants will be supported by their manufacturers and distributors. Stanley W. Baker leads the feature in a 30 by 120 foot tent on the south side of the fairground.
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Logan
Hocking County
James H. Barker
Stanley W. Baker
Plan Home-Coming At Longstreth Sunday
Pro gram marks Longstreth home coming next Sunday with a Plains versus Carbon Hill baseball game in the afternoon. A basket dinner and evening music and dancing are planned to entertain former residents returning home for the event.
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Logan
Longstreth
the Plains
Carbon Hill
Logan Hospital Treats Local Residents After Weekend
Mrs Vina Blair of near Logan is admitted for treatment at Logan Hospital and may avoid surgery if her condition improves. Mrs Paul Person of Murray City returns home after several days of care. William Spencer, also of Murray City, is admitted for treatment. William Stufflebean of Nelsonville is reported in serious condition.
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Logan
Vina Blair
Near Logan
Paul Person
Murray City
William Spencer
William Stufflebean
Nelsonville
4-H Members Awarded for Hereford Cattle at Ohio State Fair
Logan Risch and Billy Risch from Rockbridge along with other 4-H club members received awards for their Hereford cattle entries at the Ohio State Fair. Judging took place Saturday.
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Logan
Sue Risch
Billy Risch
Rockbridge
4-H Club
Gridders Resume Week Practice With New Plays
Chieftains return to practice after a two day layoff with Coach Tom Bene der leading workouts. New plays will be introduced for newcomers while emphasis shifts to punting and passing and developing strong replacements.
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Chieftains
Tom Beneder
Nwecomers
Police Investigate Two Auto Accidents in Logan
Police investigated two Saturday evening auto accidents. No injuries occurred but both caused property damage. Lester Snyder on Logan Route attempted a turn onto S Mulberry Street and was hit by Floyd Mason of Logan. Mason’s car was damaged. Charles Chambers of Union Furnace backed his motor in reverse and struck Dwight Priddy of Jackson, damaging Priddy’s car.
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Logan
Lester Snyder
S. Mulberry St
Floyd Mason
Mason
Charles Chambers
Union Furnace
Dwight Priddy
Jackson
Logan Youths Rent Cleveland Apartments
Five local young men working or studying in Cleveland rent two apartments in the college area. The group includes Ray Collison, Richard Spannow, Kermit Bliss, Curtis Henderson, and Lloyd Heinlein with Heinlein at an embalming school. They were joined by two other youths in establishing quarters.
Circulating Petitions Back Neaffner and Turner in State Race
Petitions in Hocking County support George M. Neaffner for secretary of state in the short term and Edward Turner for a short term judge of the supreme court.
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Logan
Hocking County
George M. Neaffner
Edward Turner
Supreme Court
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Roy Turner
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Fern Reddick
Dorothy Primmer
Red Wing Patrol
Grace Turner
Ross Hocking
Ladies Aid Society
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Community Helpers Club
Frances Settles
Dessie Angle
Adda Joy
Ellen Bowersock
Alice Smart
Clara Gleason
Florence Miller
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Norma Gleason
Edytha Walker
Dora Knapp
Frank Wilson
S. P. Bimms
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Godman
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Morgan County Court
Recorder's Office
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Mary Adrean
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Howard
Harold Price
Wilmina Dawson
Belle Willey
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Cora Hunter
Brilliant
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Harry M. Wilson
Unionville
Adelia Scott
Ethel Heintzelman
Ralph Scott
Harriet
Quadequina
Massasoit
Mingos
Melcot
Haddox
Wills
Hilt
D. Nelson
Kostival
Ross
Harricon
Institute
LO. O. F. Temple
J. R. Goldberg
Optometrist
Worstell Bldg
N. Court St
Zenner’s Dept
al Reg
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Works
Jim Josten
Logan Hospital
GET Fair
Logan Youths
Cleveland Apartments
Athens Ice and Storage Co
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