Chieftains Set For Pre Yule Clash With North High
Chieftains travel to Columbus Wednesday night to face North High in the final pre holiday game. Star forward Jimmy Richardson, nursing a leg bruise from Friday's Marietta contest, is expected to be ready after treatment. Coach Bender works on shooting during this week’s practice as his team builds on last week’s Marietta floor work.
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Logan— Chieftain
Columbus
North High
Jimmy Richardson
Marietta
Richardson
Bender
Logan Post Office Yule Rush Delivers Heavy Mail
Logan’s post office saw a brisk holiday rush as residents queued at the receiving windows to send parcels letters and cards. Postmaster C Wood Bowen noted this season’s business among the largest in the office’s history with greeting cards forming a large portion of outgoing mail.
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Logan
C. Wood Bowen
Local Team Fails to Convert Scoring vs Pioneers
The article notes missed scoring chances against the Pioneers and says the team will wait until after holidays to start league play with Nelsonville as the opener. It also reports no fatal road accidents in London’s 10 week period.
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The
Pioneers
Nelsonville
City of
London
Harry Laird Dies After Stroke in Adelphi
Harry A. Laird 59 died at his Adelphi home Monday three weeks after a paralysis stroke. A former Athens and Logan resident, he had run a restaurant on W Main Logan and later a filling station in Adelphi. He served in the Spanish American War and belonged to the Junior Order of United American Mechanics and the Moose. He is survived by wife Ida and five siblings. Funeral at Logan Methodist Episcopal Church at 2 pm Wednesday. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Harry A. Laird
Adelphi
Mr. Laird
Athens
W. Main St
Lancaster
Ida Laird
Edward
James
Columbus
Walter
Emma Bradley
Florida
Martha Maniskis
Chillicothe
Order of
United American Mechanics and the Moose
Logan Methodist Episcopal Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Rural Hocking County School Choir Sings to 400 Crowds
A Logan district rural high school choir, with instrumental groups from Union Furnace and Carbon Hill, performed at Laurelville Community Hall for a capacity crowd of over 400. Rockbridge canceled due to illness. next appearances are at Rockbridge gym Thursday and Carbon Hill gymnasium tonight.
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Rockbridge Gymnasium
Carbon Hill Gymnasium
Poker Game Brings Logan Arraignment
Theodore Newman faced a charge for operating a poker game after a raid by Chief Reynolds at a Market Street restaurant. Mayor Kenneth Fitzgerald presided, Newman pled guilty, and a $50 fine plus costs were imposed. No charges were filed against other participants.
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Logan
Theodore Newman
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Lew Reynolds
Chief Reynolds
N. Market St
Newman
Wetherill Funeral Rites Held in Logan
Funeral services were held in Lima for Walter Wetherill 65 after his death Friday from a stroke. A rural mail carrier for 30 years, he later retired and served on Lima’s city council. He was a familiar Logan visitor and claimed the title of the shortest man in the U S Mail service. Niece Mrs. John Allen of Logan attended.
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Logan
Lima
Walter Wetherill
Wetherill
W. P. Wetherill
Columbus
Mr. Wetherill
Logan-William Bone arraigned for reckless driving plea
Logan-William Bone was arraigned before Magistrate S. B. Whitehart on a reckless driving charge filed by C. W. Schultz Jr. His guilty plea resulted in a $10 fine plus costs. The British motor car and aircraft industry employs 250,000 people, up 77,000 since 1923.
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Logan
William Bone
Lancaster
S. B. Whitehart
C. W. Schultz, Jr
Ward Township
Ready to Go Undaunted at Nanking Siege
Dr. Miner Searles Bates of Hiram Ohio a history professor at Nanking University and adviser to the Chinese government refused to abandon his post inside the walled city as bombs and shells battered the capital. The U S embassy provided wall scaling ropes to enable his escape at the last moment.
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China
Miner Searles’ Bates
Hiram, O
Nanking University
U. S
Bates
Report Urges Flood Aid for Hocking County Farms
A state agricultural department report cites a recommendation by James R. Smoot urging aid for Hocking County flood areas. Rush Creek floods farm land annually, despite prior dredging, risking loss of valuable farms if floods persist.
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LOGAN
State Agricultural Department
James R. Smoot
Hocking County
Rush Creek
Personal Sentiments booklet sent as Christmas greeting
Colum bus resident Tessa Sweaty Webb mailed a booklet titled Personal Sentiments to a local friend as a Christmas greeting. Webb, known for poems printed in papers and magazines, wrote Life's Tilted Cup and Sittings in Sentiment in earlier years.
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Logan
Tessa Sweaty Webb
Christmas Fete At Portland M E Church
A Christmas entertainment and tree will be held at the M E Church Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W E McDade attended the funeral and burial of Captain H L Ritchie at Parkersburg last Sunday. He was a former resident. Addie Mae Delaney of Mountain State Business College is spending vacation with her parents at Dam 21. Olan Milhoan of Ohio University is also home for Christmas. Marvin Swan and Charles Lee, students at Marietta College, are home for holidays. Charles Larson and Emlin Adams returned to work on the Inland steamer. both spent the week-end with relatives.
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Portland
M. E
W. E. McDade
H. L. Ritchie
Parkersburg
Harry Swan
Addie Mae Delaney
Mountain State Business College
Dam 21
Harry Price
Lester Price
Little
Pittsburgh
Marvin Swan
Charles Lee
Marietta College
Olan Milhoan
Ohio University
Attorney Fred A Murray Takes New Office Suite
Logan. Arrangements completed for Fred A Murray to occupy an office suite on the second floor of the Farmers and Merchants Bank building on N Market St after the first of the year. He has shared space with Harley Meyer for the past three years. Meyer will remain in the current suite.
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Logan
Fred A. Murray
Farmers and Merchants Bank
N. Market St
Harley Meyer
Meyer
Logan Brief Social Notes
Youths meet at Union Furnace home of Miss Ruth Rheinscheld for caroling and gift exchange. Emerson St Clair from Columbus visits Logan. Christmas gatherings and readings occur at the Saturday Club and White House with notable attendees. Frank A Wells, state examiner, nears completion of county records inspection, due early January.
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Ruth Rheinscheld
Union Furnace
Logan
Frank A. Wells
Logan Magistrate Stephenson Hospitalized After Acute Appendicitis
Magistrate T. Stephenson remains in serious condition at Cher'tton Hospital after undergoing surgery for appendicitis last week. The operation was complicated by a ruptured appendix and clinicians are monitoring his recovery.
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Logan
CC. T. Stephenson
Cher’tton Hospital
Logan School Board Rejects Land Purchase Offer
Logan's board of education refused to pay the jury verdict excess of 1400 beyond the 6000 appraised price for the Kleinschmidt property. They will raze James and Downey lands to expand the playground, leaving the Kleinschmidt residence. Kathryn Wright will join Central Grade School faculty, replacing Miss Grove who resigns.
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Logan
James
Mine Victim Treated At Cherrington Hospital
Logan Alva Patton of Nelsonville was brought to Cherrington Hospital Monday evening with a fractured shoulder from an accident at the Kimberly mine where he works as outside foreman. Mona Kerns, eight, Union Furnace, underwent an appendectomy at the hospital Monday after being brought in the day before. Mrs. Leon Hall of Ashley shows little change in condition. Mrs. B E Walburn returned home Saturday while Mrs. John Hood of Oroville was admitted for treatment. Also listed, George Kirkendall, 22, coal miner New Straitsville, obtained a marriage license with Mary Augustine, 21, of New Straitsville.
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B. E. Walburn
Nelsonville
John Hood
Oroville
Logan
George Kirkendall
New Straitsville
Hershel Kirkendall
Mary Augustine
Raymond Augustine
Logan Clarence Heine Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Clarence Heine reached his home Saturday afternoon after almost eight weeks in a Columbus hospital recovering from injuries from a motor accident near McArthur. He can walk with crutches.
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Logan
Clarence Heine
Columbus
McArthur
Christmas Service Planned by Logan Sun Day School
Members of the Sun day School at Union Furnace Presbyterian Church will hold a Christmas service Friday evening. Candle light ceremonies and the program are directed by Miss Ruth Rhein scheld.
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LOGAN
The
Presbyterian Church At
Union Furnace
Ruth Rheinscheld
Bowlby Widow Undergoes Leg Amputation in Columbus
Information from Columbus reports Mrs. C. M. Bowlby widow of Charles Bowlby had a leg amputated at a city hospital after suffering from arterial hardening. Her condition is improving.
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Logan
C. M. Bowlby
Charles Bowlby
Columbus
New Scarlet Fever Quarantine Set in Washington Township
A fresh quarantine was established Monday at the Moyer home in Washington Township following the lifting of the final scarlet fever quarantine last Thursday in Hocking County. Paul Moyer, son of Mr and Mrs Otto Moyer, is the victim.
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Logan
Hocking
Moyer
Washington Township
Paul Moyer
Otto Moyer
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