Gall High School Football Schedule At Home Seven Games
Gall High School lists seven home games this fall opening September 29. Opponents include Logan High Athens Murray City St Marys New Boston and Gallipolis with Thanksgiving Day game. The schedule runs through November 23 with a season focus on home dates and the traditional holiday clash.
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Gall High
Hedules
Logan High
Tion
Ter
Gallipolis
Athens
Murray City
St. Marys
New Boston
Nelbe
Inn Buddies World War Days
Hendrickson and Day lead World War II veterans of Company G and Forty-Eighth in a comradeship nod. The group, about 100 members strong, plans activities through the next summer with a Legion convention anticipated.
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Hendrickson
Fox Funeral Set for Friday with Local Employee Obituary
Fox, a 60 year old city employee and longtime Logan Manufacturing worker, died after an illness. Survived by four brothers and two widows, Effie and Emma Wilson. Funeral at 9 o clock Friday at St John Catholic with Rev James T Nevin officiating in Oak Grove.
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Fox
Logan
Effie Folowing Brothers
Paul
Lawrence
Barod
Emma Wilson
St. John Catholic
James T. Nevin
Oak Grove
Donkey Ball Game Slated Saturday in Logan
Donkey baseball returns to Strawn Field near Falls Mill at 2 30 Saturday afternoon. Downtown coaches sponsor the event to raise funds for football equipment. Ringhiser's Dodgers meet Camp Logan of the Recreational Ball League in the charity game.
Logan council takes no action on waterworks plans
Logan service director R R Loomis reported plans for a new waterworks building but council made no definite decision. The body signaled support to continue his current water rental policy in the dispute with school officials. A $100 Rose Anderson donation to Oak Grove Cemetery fund was accepted. Records by W H Gaffney will be reviewed to decide city ownership. Red Men and Daughters of Pocahontas host annual picnic Monday at Grotto Grounds with supper at 5 30.
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Logan
Red Men and Daughters of
Pocahontas
Grotto Grounds
Masonic Home Band Beats Leaguers In Logan Game
Masonry guests from Ohio Masonic Home Band and baseball team joined local junior and senior leaguers for a 8 to 7 seven inning win after a 5pm start. About 500 attendees enjoyed a postgame picnic at Waterworks Park. The group then toured New Philadelphia Woodsfield and Marietta before heading home. Local organizers were Neal Shaw Alfred Lanning and Charles C Achauer.
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Logan—Masonry
Ohio Masonic
Waterworks Park
New Philadelphia
Woodsfield
Marietta
Neal Shaw
Alfred Lanning
Charles C. Achauer
Legion base ball team to play Maytag Grays in Logan
Logan Franklin Post No 1 American Legion will send its baseball team to Logan for a Sunday game against the Maytag Grays at the Fairground diamond. The former servicemen are regarded as a strong amateur team in the Capital City.
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Logan
Franklin Post
American Legion
Maytag Grays
Fairground
Improvement of East Front Street Crossing by C O Railroad
Piling is driven to widen the overhead crossing at East Front Street by the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. Work paused when telephone company cables and Ohio Fuel Gas Company lines were encountered Tuesday.
Annual baby show called off in Arden due to lack of infants
In Arden Delaware the community fair cancels the annual baby show after a house to house search failed to find infants. Officials shift to a parade of older children. In Omaha Nebraska a newspaper editor receives a childish note from a child asking the stork to send a baby girl with brown hair and blue eyes, the letter placed on file.
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Arden
Del
Murray Levine
Omaha, Neb
Stork
Josephine H
New Golf Course Opens Near Logan
The Hocking Valley Golf course near Logan opens this afternoon after spring construction and a summer delay due to dry weather. Owner S. Wright announces a free round for all players. Willis Dickerson, previously pro at Mt. Air near Columbus, will oversee sessions Saturday through Monday. The nine hole course plays to a par 70 for 18 holes, totaling 6084 yards.
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Logan
Hocking Valley
W. Wright
Willis Dickerson
Mt. Air
Columbus
Rev Babylon Returns to Lead Services at First Presbyterian
The Rev. R. C. Babylon resumes church services at First Presbyterian Church this Sunday after August vacation. He returned Tuesday from Covington Ohio where he visited relatives and attended the Chicago fair.
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Babylon
Logan
First Presbyterian Church
R. C. Babylon
Covington
Ohio
Chicago
Logan Briefs and Hospital Notes from Local Visitations
Logan briefed social visits as Mr. and Mrs. Walter Warner and the Gutliph family attended a Masonic picnic and band concert at Waterworks Park. In Logan, Judge Ewing hosted Alex MacMillan and son from Bellevue Kentucky, while Horace Van Auken visited relatives. Hospital notes report Bernice Salts undergoing appendicitis surgery with satisfactory recovery and Louise Rathburn improving after a major operation last week.
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Walter Warner
E. A. Gutliph
Errol
Newark
Logan
Waterworks Park
Alex MacMillan
Alex Jr
Bellvue
E. L. Ewing
Horace van Auken
Angola
Ind
Cherrington Hospital
Bernice Salts
Union Furnace
Charlies Salts
Louise Rathburn
Starr Township
Fifteenth annual Jobs M E Church reunion planned
The Jobs Methodist Episcopal Church holds its fifteenth annual reunion on Sunday with many former residents ministers and teachers expected to attend. Mrs Effie Bateman serves as president and Elmer Gears as secretary.
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Logan
Jobs Methodist Episcopal Church
Effie Bateman
Elmer Gears
Troy 4 H Club Meets at Coolville Agriculture Building
The Troy Boys 4 H Club convened Tuesday at the Agriculture Building for the general business session and fair exhibits review led by Orville Bibbee. Plans were set to complete 4 H work and members were noted for satisfactory progress.
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Coolville
Troy Boys
Orville Bibbee
Dan Johnson
Chauncey
R. E. Daugherty
Otis Baker
Mansfield
St. Clairsville
A. B. Saunders
Mary Bentz
Mary Belle
M. E. Church
Carl Lockhart
Hillsboro
Parkersburg Construction Company
Russell Daugherty
Ster
I. W. Burnfield
Athens
Notable Coolville area families join many on late summer travels
Coolville residents Dr. G under and Mrs. G R Gunder along with Earl Parkins and others toured the East visiting Washington and Virginia landmarks. The group also toured Endless Caverns and Buffington Island Park, while local families held picnics and attended fairs in nearby towns. The Russell Walden line hosts a Coolville Camp Grounds reunion on September 9 as descendants plan gatherings across Ohio communities.
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G. R. Gunder
Coolville
Earl Parkins
Huntington
Ocean View Beach
Washington, D. C
Mt. Vernon
Alexandria
Fredericksburg
Richmond
Williamsburg
Yorktown
Norfolk
Shenandoah Valley
Burns Farm
Carthage Township
C. J. Flowers
Athens
L. A. Person
Pomeroy
Harry Runion
Porterfield
J. H. Caldwell
Warren
Ohio
F. G. Runion
R. J. Runion
David Russell
Anna Walden
E. M. Pierce
C. E. Findling
Alfred
John Wyatt
Springfield
Columbus
Dorothy Pierce
Estella Findling
Wyatt
G. R. Walden
Flourine Frame
John Humphrey
Betlel
R. E. Daugherty
Norma Brafford
Vincent
Inez Brafford
Edith Tinker
Jacksonville
Ruth McBride
C. L. White
C. E. White
Attending Services and Community Notes from Taylor Ridge
Sunday events at Taylor Ridge include a Bible School session with songs by Cleveland Children's Christian Home girls and a talk by Mrs. Anna Garvin. Next services are at 9 30. Several local residents attended the Kempton family reunion at Mt Pleasant in Lancaster. Various hometown visits and family gatherings are listed with names and places.
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Bible School
Church of Christ
G. B. Courtney
Cleveland Children’s Christian Home
Anna Garvin
Della Chalfant
Gerald Nagle
Amesville
Kempton
Mt. F Pieasant
Lancaster
John Davis
Elmer Davis
Fred Heffkin
Dora Heffkin
Ernie Shirkey
Ralph Shirkey
Roy Knight
Eugene Gallaway
Elsie Janchius
Guy White
Alice White
Vern
Jane White
Iris Kempton
Blaine Chalfant
Jacksonville
P. B. Chalfant
Minnie Keck
George Keck
Russell Vore
James Friend
Mary Keck
Evan Davis
William Swartz
Freda
David Swartz
Charles Lefiner
Repair Smoke Stack at Hocking Valley Brick Plant
One of the large stacks at the Hocking Valley Brick plant is being repaired. Scaffolding has been constructed to the top giving the stack the appearance of an oil derrick. Local workmen are doing the work.
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Logan
Hocking Valley
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Mary Owens Campbell
Miami
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Louise Thaden
Taylor Ridge
Chillicothe
Goldie Davis
Ellen Davis
William Golding
Glouster
James Golding
Felix Linholem
Cari Lainey
John Wenger
Charles
Mont Davis
Mr. Wenger
Terre Haute
Charles Boley
Larry
Carl Hildebrand
Vista
Athens Pharmacy
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