Logan Chieftains open season with Bremen lineup announced
Logan Coach Fh Bender lists starting five for Friday's opener against Bremen. Brehm, Conrad at forwards with Johnston at guard and McGonagle at guard, Cole at center. Don’t forget reserves: Scott, Lohr, Baker, Weis, Hummel, Brown. A new season price schedule sets adult 30 cents and student tickets 20 cents at home games.
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LOGAN
Logan Chieftains
Bremen
Fh Bender
Brehm
Conrad
Bill Johnston
Jimmy McGonagle
Eddie Cole
McGonagle
Cole
Bill Scott
Ray Lohr
Ralph Baker
and Weis
Jimmy Hummel
Dick Brown
Johnny Buchanan
Owen Landis
Jack Rauch
Junior Holden
John Parry
Charles Smith
Delmar Mowery
Logan Athletic Association
New Plymouth Personal and Social Notes
New Plymouth items report visits and social events. Helen Archer of Laurelville visited her parents in New Plymouth. Rhythm Band uniforms and contest results are noted alongside church and community activities. Family travel plans for Stanley Miller and son Ray Miller are announced with health considerations.
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New Plymouth
Helen Archer
Laurelville
Dwight Harris
Treadley Heinlein
Elisabeth
Christian Church
Athens
Sawyer Hixenbaugh
Jimmy
Union Furnace
Elmer Hixenbaugh
Carl Turner
Martyn
Theresa
Earl Martin
Lancaster
Earle Heinlein
S. M. Heinlein
Green Valley Grange
Wylie Cecil
Columbus
Emma _ Pleukharp
Walter Haas
Jean
Dorothy Wells
Logan
I. R. Haas
Charles Scott
Nelsonville
Clifford
Weede
Cecil Weede
New Plymouth School
Melvin Harbarger
Swan Farms Institute
Elisabeth Heinlein
Bobby Bay
Donald Peters
Jean Smith
Clayton Walters
Charlene Boring
Edwin Worthman
Lelia
Robert Huntley
Elza Huntley
Peogie
Presbyterian Church
Huntley and Stout
Raymond Konkright
Kentucky
Konkright
Chillicothe
The
Mary Rannells
North Carolina
Vivian
S. W. Hardesty
White Cross Hospital
Stanley Miller
Orchard Place
Florida
Wells Injures Thumb at Oil Well Job
Samuel W. Wells of Logan mangled his right thumb while working on a main sill at an oil well. Two men helped move the heavy timber after his thumb was caught underneath. Wells also holds a contract to raze a derrick for James Cummins at Black Fork, with work set to begin this week.
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Logan
Samuel W. Wells
Samuel Wells
James Cummins
Black Fork
Logan Social Notes from Circle and Club Gatherings
Logan area clubs and circles meet with twenty five members attending various events. Christmas carols readings and prayers mark the United Brethren Ladies Aid session at Mrs J S Cherring ton's home. Bridge clubs, circle meetings and a book club review fill the week with parties and planned gatherings through December including a Christmas party at Blosser's restaurant and a Girls Club needlework program.
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Clarence Schempp
Sam Primmer
James Barker
North St
John R. Pierce
Judson Shriner
Clarence Matheny
Blosser
Pierce
Corporal Ray Edwards Home for Furlough
Corporal Ray Edwards from Camp Shelby Mississippi arrived in Logan on Wednesday for a 15 day furlough with relatives on Logan Route 2. He has served since early this year and received a non-commissioned promotion just before his furlough.
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Logan
Ray Edwards
Camp Shelby
Mississippi
Edwards
Chillicothe Dr Pepper Team to Bowl in Logan at 2
The Chillicothe Dr Pepper bowling team visits Logan for a 2 PM Sunday match against Shines Bar and Grill. Fred Baldwin, a 14 year old former pin boy, carries a season average of 185 pins.
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Logan
Dr. Pepper
Chillicothe
Fred Baldwin
Shines Bar and Grill
McBroom Rites Held for Veteran Attorney Allen R. McBroom
Rev. Henry W. Stoady of Logan delivered the sermon at the funeral for Allen R. McBroom a veteran attorney. The service was held at Heinlein Funeral Home with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Members of the Hocking County Bar Association attended in a body.
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Logan
Henry W. Stoady
Marietta
Allen R. McBroom
Heinlein
Oak Grove
Hocking County Bar Association
Scouts Plan For District Meet In Logan
Logan plans for the first potluck annual meeting of the Hocking District Boy Scouts of America. Ten troops from Logan Haydenville Maxville Laurelville and Union Furnace will attend with parents seated with their sons for the event at the Masonic social rooms December 10. Robert H. Heistand scout executive will be principal speaker and food will be on tables by 6 30 with community singing and decorations reflecting Boy Scouting.
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Logan
Hocking
Boy Scouts of America
Masonic
Robert H. Heistand
Central
Ohio
Haydenville
Maxville
Laurelville
Union Furnace
M. B. Iles
W. D. Braddock
Worker loses finger at Godman plant on Gallagher Ave
Logan George Huston of Church St. suffered the loss of the index finger on his right hand when his hand was caught in a shoe cutting machine at the Godman plant on Gallagher Ave about noon Wednesday. He received treatment at Cherrington Hospital. Betty Gottka of Murray City left hospital after an operation two weeks ago. Mrs. Lowell Tucker of Nelsonville Route 2 is reported improved. Mrs. Max Bartoe of Nelsonville returned home after several days of treatment. Martha Washington, first First Lady of the United States, was not known as the First Lady but as Lady Washington.
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Logan
George Huston
Church St
Godman
Gallagher Ave
Cherrington Hospital
Betty Gottka
Murray City
Lowell Tucker
Nelsonville
Max Bartoe
Logan to postpone pupil tests until spring
Supt. G. E. Carr announced on Wednesday that the planned pupil tests in Logan schools will not be given at this time. The tests are expected to be revived next spring when the second of the year is offered.
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Logan
Supt. G. E. Carr
Log an Hoey Held for Embezzlement Charge in Lumber Dispute
Ivan Hoey of South Perry appeared before Magistrate Frank St. Clair on an embezzlement charge filed by William Beougher. He pleaded innocent and is held on $300 bond for grand jury investigation. Hoey allegedly took lumber owned by Beougher, sold it for $55, and kept the proceeds. He claims Beougher owes him money and that the lumber proceeds did not settle the debt.
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Logan Ivan Hoey
South Perry
Frank St. Clair
William Beougher
St. Clair
Hoey
Beougher
Two Injured In Collision Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Marks of Warner Ave were injured when Mr. Marks’ car rear ended Archie Allison’s parked auto on W Hunter St. The crash caused both cars to plunge eight feet into an old canal bed. Mrs. Marks was thrown into the water. They were taken by ambulance to Cherrington Hospital with head and body injuries.
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Logan
W. W. Marks
Warner Ave
Marks
Archie Allison
Route 4
W. Hunter St
Lancaster
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Rockbridge
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Entertain Club
Merritt Rheinseheld
New Deal Bridge Club
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Mable Blosser
Frank Larimer
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Betty Kessler
Margaret Redhenwald
Clara Graham
Bridge Club
Howard F. White
J. R. Hankison
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H. J. Univerzagt
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Clinton Webb
Hankison
Edward Kemper
J. E. Frasure
Earl Roberts
Chircle News
Mrs. Barker
Book Club
Meebats
Cugat
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Fred Burchfield
Tourist Book Club
White House
Alan A. Cole
Gertrude Bliss
William Clapp
Cecil Harding Jones
Just Us Girls Club
Arthur Stevens
Thelma Swick
Harrison Litherland
Clifford Litherland
Lawrence Vancuren
Earl Bensonhaver
Evelyn Campbell
Delmar Freeman
Swick
Stevens
Business and Professional Women's Club
Corporal Ray Edwards
Logan Hospital
Martha Washington
United States
Lady Washington
Athens County
Swan Soap
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Eugene Clyse
Rob Thompson
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Dawn Fresh Mushroom Soup
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Chicago
New England
Amerson Medical Association
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