Rev Thomas Powers Dies After Brief Illness
Rev Thomas A Powers age 80 died after a brief illness in Steubenville. He served St John parish in Logan for ten years and helped construct the church and rectory. He led St Peters in Steubenville for 35 years and also pastored in Columbus. He was a Holy Cross College Worcester graduate who played on the school’s first football team. Funeral mass set for 10 o clock Saturday at St Peters Church.
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Logan
Steubenville
Thomas A. Powers
Powers
St. John Parish
St. Peters Church
Columbus
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Mass
St. Peter's Church
Hartley Boy Born to Corning Parents at Cherrington
Mr and Mrs Oscar Hartley of Corning welcomed a son at Cherrington Hospital on Thursday.
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Logan
Oscar Hartley
Corning
Cherrington Hospital
Tuberculosis Education Films Shown in Hocking County Schools
Public health nurse Miss Bertha Madlener oversees tuberculosis awareness films shown in Hocking County high schools. Laurelville hosted the latest screening as part of a countywide anti tuberculosis campaign by the health department.
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Logan
Hocking County
Bertha Madlener
Laurelville
Health Department
Grange Confers Degrees on 18 Candidates at Logan Chapel
Logan Miller Chapel Grange held a regular meeting conferring the third and fourth degrees on 18 candidates. A large number of members witnessed the ceremony and a lunch followed the degree work.
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Logan—Miller Chapel Grange
Harbarger recalls heavy snow four years ago on birthday
Melvin Harbarger recalls a heavy snowstorm that hit the area four years prior. He notes it began on December 15, which is also his birthday.
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Logan
Melvin Harbarger
Crop land to pasture urged by extension agent Smoot
Logan report from James R. Smoot, extension agent, urges Hocking County farmers to convert depleted cropland to pasture, apply lime and fertilizer, practice soil testing and strip cropping on slopes, and deploy gully control. He advocates pasture over grain feeding, beef over dairying, better sanitation for dairymen, purebred sires, hog vaccination, and keeping farm accounts to improve per acre yields and daily cash return.
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Logan
James R. Smoot
Hocking County
Smoot
McBride Leads Final Logan High Court Appearance
Logan High senior Bob McBride faces Marietta tonight for the Chief tain basketball team in his last appearance as a Logan athlete. He departs for Columbus Monday to join 21 other central Ohio football players bound for St. Petersburg Florida for a Kumquat game on Christmas night.
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Logan
Bob McBride
Marietta
McBride
Columbus
Ohio
St. Petersburg
Fla
Florida
Logan High School
Brothers Vie Yearly To Grow Record Hogs In Nebraska
Logan C. E. Bensonhaver of Ewing and William Benson haver of Pleasant Valley are brothers and farmers who raise hogs for family meat. This year both dressed 302 pounds, while C. E. Bensonhaver reported hogs weighing 290 pounds at completion.
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Logan
C. E. Bensonhaver
Ewing
William Bensonhaver
Pleasant Valley
C. E
Kinser Keeps 1914 Logan High Team Photo
A photo of the 1914 Logan High School basketball team was found and given to Mayor Dallas Kinser. The image lists players Bill Rudolph Claude Hammon Harry Bell Mr Pleasant Mich Harry Newman and Herb Rogers. Kinser notes he played multiple sports and recalls an injury from a game against Rogers’s team.
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Dallas Kinser
City Hall
Bill Rudolph
Claude Hammon
Harry Bell
Herb Rogers
Main St
Lancaster
Kinser
Rogers
J D Wells to Speak at Wisconsin Joint Hearing
James D. Wells chamber of commerce manager plans to attend the Madison Wisconsin joint congressional hearing on forestry and land use next week. He will depart Saturday and speak for the southern Ohio area.
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Logan
James D. Wells
Chamber of Commerce
Madison
Wis
Wells
Forestry Department
Ohio
Organizing Church Basketball League Set for Monday
A second meeting to organize a church basketball league will be held at 7 30 o clock Monday evening at the Methodist Church.
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Logan
Methodist
Logan Dicken Suffering Dual Thumb Infection From Corn Husking
Logan Amos Dicken of Starr Township suffers infection in both thumbs after poison developed from cuts while husking corn. Further Logan News on page 12.
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Logan
Amos Dicken
Starr _Township
Logan Social Notes and Club Gatherings
Local clubs meet at homes around Logan with substitute players, visits, and high scores noted. Elizabeth Rempel to host Jan. 3. groups include Merry Makers, Jolly Twelve Embroidery, and Firemen’s toy drive, plus social rounds in Carbon Hill and Logan.
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Edward Kemper
Lucille Wright
E. Z. Bridge Club
Wheeler Dew
Walnut St
Harry Eastman
Logan
Byron Wolfe
Athens
Elizabeth Rempel
Clifford Hawk
Jolly Twelve Embroidery Club
Carbon Hill
Pearl Leamon
Charles Green
Carl Seannon
Henry Kammerling
Ben Bailey
John Dawley
Woodrow Devol
Matheny
John Blosser
Dora Webb
Frank Hawk
Seaman
Sunday Will Mark Golden Anniversary
Logan paper notes Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Van Atta near Maxville celebrate 50 years since their Dec 14 1889 marriage. He is 79, she younger, with six children, eleven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. They home on land with three generations in Perry County and invite friends to open house after a family dinner.
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Logan
Joshua van Atta
Maxville
van Atta
Perry County
Northwest Territory
Bryant O. van Atta
New Straitsville
Rt. 1
William M. van Atta
Columbus
Henry R. Mohler
Brazil
Ind
Lester Stuart
Ralph Brady
Bremen
Roy G. van Atta
American Legion Auxiliary
Century of Progress
Chicago
Logan Church Services Announced for Sunday
Multiple churches announce Sunday schedules. Holy Communion at Logan Methodist at 10 30 with Rev Stanley W Wiant in charge and a Wesley Foundation social hour at 5 followed by devotionals at 6. Evening sermon by Rev E Winston Jones at 7. Other churches list morning sermons and choirs including Christmas cantata at 7 30 at United Brethren. Additional services at First Presbyterian Trinity Lutheran St Matthew and St John Laurel Township with various preachers and programs.
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United Brethren Church
First Presbyterian Church
Cecil Harding Jones
Trinity Lutheran Church
Elmer Bliss
WHKC
W. A. Maire
Amos L. Heyde
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
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