Logan Chieftains Rally Past Pomeroy Panthers 18 17 in Tight Clash
Logan Chieftains beat Pomeroy Panthers 18 to 17 in a tense Southeastern Ohio Association contest on Hocking Court. Logan reserves also defeated Pomeroy reserves 22 to 3 as Neely’s team stamps another win and notable crowd of about 700 witnesses the finish.
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Panthers
LOGAN
Southeastern Ohio Association
Pomeroy Panthers
Chieftains
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Winebrenner
Brickies
Ralston
Funeral Held for Charles Nunemaker in Logan
Funeral services for Charles Nunemaker longtime Hocking County farmer and retired teacher were held Tuesday at the United Brethren Church. The Rev. P. E. Wright and Rev. John A. Toy led the service with other clergy in attendance. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery as relatives and friends gathered.
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Logan
United Brethren Church
Charles Nunemaker
Hocking County
P. E. Wright
Lancaster
John A. Toy
Oak Grove Cemetery
Truck and Car Crash in Logan Damages Both Vehicles
A collision at the Gallagher Ave and Front St intersection in Logan involved a truck operated by Cecil Forest of Lilly Chapel and a car driven by John Williams of Green Township. No injuries were reported. both vehicles sustained damage per Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith.
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Logan
Gallagher Ave
Front St
Cecil Forest
Lilly
Orchardists Meet Ohio State Speaker on Fertility
N Frank Beach of Ohio State University will speak on orchard fertility and management at a future meeting in the vocational agriculture room of the Central Grade Building. There will be no round table discussion after the address. Orchardists are urged to attend.
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N—Frank Beach
Ohio State University
Vocational Agriculture Room
Couple wed in Logan license issued to Goldeberry Snyder
A Logan license to marry was issued Tuesday to Howard Goldeberry 30 farmer of Williamsport and Helen F Snyder 25 waitress of Hillsboro. Magistrate C T Stephen son officiated the ceremony.
Lucky Man Logan Says Peach Orchard Survived Freeze
Approximately 1200 peach trees in Logan County’s Vinton County orchard survived last winter’s freeze. J. W. Coleman reports some trees will be large enough to bear this season. Orchard trees are growing rapidly and a crop is hoped for in 1937.
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Logan
Vinton County
J. W. Coleman
Farmers Hear Of Conditions Over Country
Floyd Delashmutt of Ohio State University spoke to 31 farmers on agricultural outlook. He warned no hog population rise in 1937 due to sow shortages, noted cattle remain low, lamb crop expected larger, dairy cows cheaper but feeding could overdo profits, and poultry faces a tough winter with a pessimistic outlook. The government plans to take over free range in the West, reducing sheep numbers.
Logan Births Surpass Deaths in January Record
In Logan January reports nine births and eight deaths, the first month with more births than deaths in sev eral months. Rural Hocking County records 18 births and 15 deaths. Birth announcements include sons for Paul J Uecker F J Elder Judson H Poling and daughters for Jessie O Devol Raymond Cottrill Fred Bownes John F Schrader Arthur Elkin Lawrence Oblinger.
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Logan
Hocking County
Paul J. Uecker
F. J. Elder
Judson H. Poling
Jessie O. Devol
Raymond Cottrill
Allan Adair Recovering After Oilfield Injury in Columbus Hospital
Logan News reports Allan Adair was taken to Columbus Hospital after an oilfield accident injuring a vertebra. He is resting with a cast and expected to remain for several weeks, under care of his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Adair of N Walnut Street. A P McTague from New Lexington will visit Logan on February 25 and 26 to assist with federal taxes.
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Columbus
Allan Adair
W. C. Adair
N. Walnut St
Logan Logan
A. P. McTague
New Lexington
Internal Revenue Department
Logan Woman First to Purchase 1937 Angling License
Mrs. Estella Tipton of EB Front St becomes the first Hocking County woman to buy a 1937 fishing license. She enjoys fishing and often travels to nearby streams during the summer season.
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Logan
Estella Tipton
Front St
Hocking County
Alleged Assailant of Girl Held in Court
Logan. Paul Sater was arraigned Monday afternoon before Magistrate 8 B Whitehart on a charge of attempted rape of a 13 year old Green Township girl. He pleaded not guilty and was held to the grand jury under $800 bond. His case will be heard during the April term of court.
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Logan
Paul Sater
B. Whitehart
Green Township
Logan Social Notes Resident visits and club gatherings
Logan social pages list Frank Redfern of Adelphi visiting on Tuesday and Ernest Krinn of Columbus spending days in town. Betty Kessler to return Friday from Decatur NL where she visits Mr and Mrs Jesse Majors. Prof and Mrs Homer Cotterman of Capital University were guests of Mr and Mrs Dwight Phillips. Mrs Cotterman and Mrs Phillips are sisters. Monica Acker hosted Book of the Month Club in Nelsonville. Mary Babylon reviewed Eyeless in Gaza by Aldous Huxley. Sarah Rockhold led the business meeting with refreshments. Mrs Paul Spears presided at Franklin Kerr Guild meeting at First Presbyterian Church. Year Book of Prayer presented by Mrs Lewis Mack. Mrs Clinton Webb led a study on Preface to Racial Understanding. Officers elected: Mrs Frank Walters president, Miss Marjorie Brandt secretary, Mrs Webb treasurer. Social hour featured poems by Bess Mutchmore. Hostesses were Mrs R A Henderson and Miss Kate Johnson with Mrs Spears assisting. Guests included Mrs Mutchmore and Mrs W B Lacock.
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Frank Redfern
Adelphi
Logan
Ernest Krinn
Columbus
Betty Kessler
Decatur
Jesse Majors
Homer Cotterman
Capital University
Dwight Phillips
Cotterman
Phillips
Monica Acker
Logan High School
Nelsonville
Mary Babylon
Gaza
Algous Huxley
Sarah Rockhold
Paul Spears
Franklin Kerr Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Stanton Pond
Lewis Mack
Clinton Webb
Frank Walters
Marjorie Brandt
Gallipolis Next on Chieftains Schedule
Gallipolis will visit Friday for a game with the Chieftains. The two schools meet in the preliminary with undefeated reserve squads each at five wins. Coach Myers and several players watched Pomeroy Logan, and Coach George Abrams of Nelsonville plans to attend as his team will play here soon.
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Cole
Logan
Richardson
Ralston
Panthers
Pomeroy
Chieftains
Tom Morgan
Terrell and
McGonagle
Shumaker
Gallipolis
Myers
George Abrams
Nelsonville
Logan High Band Renames Sections Purple and White
The Logan High School Band rebranded its performance sections from Red and Blue to Purple and White to align with school colors. The White section, directed by Bruce Price, performed at Tuesday evening’s basketball game.
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Logan
Logan High School
Bruce Price
Clara Ingmire Recovers From Fall At Union Furnace
Mrs. Clara Ingmire of Union Furnace is recuperating from a fractured arm after a fall at her home more than a week ago.
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Logan
Clara Ingmire
Union Furnace
Forsthyia Bloom Amid Snow In Logan
Despite heavy snowfall in Logan on Tuesday Frank Lyke of Zanesville Avenue reports a forsythia in bloom and pussy willow buds forming. In another note Mrs Erwin Matheny of Mound Street underwent a surgical operation at Cherrington Hospital, with her condition described as satisfactory.
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Logan
Frank Lyke
Zanesville Ave
Erwin Matheny
Mound St
Cherrington Hospital
Logan Pool Plans Move Toward WPA Approval
Logan representatives Wright Stevenson Hall and Supt Carr will travel to Columbus Thursday for a conference with Dr Carl Watson head of WPA regarding the local swimming pool project. Plans were completed weeks ago but the project remains in submission as officials seek steps for final approval.
Leonard Visits Wife After Major Surgery
Walter Leonard went to Columbus Tuesday to visit Mrs. Leonard in a hospital following a major operation last week. Tuesday morning she was reported not resting well but her general condition was later described as improved.
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Logan
Walter Leonard
Columbus
Mrs. Leonard
Wolfpen Brief Social Notes
Dylvan Michaels and family and George Bowers and family visited relatives here. Local high school pupils returned after flood vacation. 57 attended Sunday School at Lotta. Miss Elizabeth Davidson visiting from Parkersburg. Chicken vaccination tests at UC Berkeley show 36,691 day-old chicks vaccinated to date.
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Dylvan Michaels
Bunker Hill
George Bowers
Dorcas
Cora Giles
Berkeley
Cal
U.P
University of California
Carpenter Social Notes and Community Events in Laurel
Social notes report Eleanor Whitney demonstrating dinner menus at Laurel Grange Hall with women group members served the prepared food. Columbia School hosts Valentine party for lower grades and plans Washington Birthday events. Death of Will Weyand noted. services in Nazarene Church. Various locals ill or traveling. marriages and sales mentioned.
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Eleanor Whitney
Meigs County
Laurel Grange Hall
Lauren Grange
Columbia School
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Wanda Starkey
Washington
Columbia Alumni Association
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Howard
Nazarene Church
Caster
T. G. Price
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
W. E. Harmon
Helen Brandenburg
Fremont
Margaret
Logan business man Emil Eichel improves from influenza
Logan entrepreneur Emil Eichel has been ill with influenza for several days and is now showing improvement in his condition.
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Emil Eichel
Logan Business Mam
Magistrate Rules On When A Driver Is Driving
Toronto magistrate J Brown dismissed a reckless driving charge after a motorist claimed he was not driving since the car was coasting with the engine off. The ruling centers on when control of a vehicle constitutes driving under law.
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J. Brown
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Community Notes From Sharpsburg and Nearby Areas
NYA members exchanged valentine box notes and letters at the Wednesday meeting. The Hermon to Route 50 road will be paved with stone this week by NYA crews. Mt. Hermon Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Rena Roberts Bartlett to quilt. Reverend Campbell moved to the parsonage in town and revival services are in progress at Broadwell. Reba Dickson preached at Mt. Hermon Sunday. Wayne Edgerton of near Cutler visited his mother. Mrs. Belle Burns and Daisy Burns attended Mt. Hermon church. Mrs. Ella Harris and sister Eunice Armstrong visited aunt Viola Tuttle in Athens last week. Pollyanna Armstrong of Maretta and her nephew spent the weekend with her parents at Hermon. Leota Strode and daughters were in Amesville. Hattie Harris is seriously ill. Mary Stanton Murphey, 82, near Hermon, died Friday morning while seated. She leaves husband John Murphey and siblings in town and Columbus. no children.
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Rena Roberts
Bartlett
Campbell
Wellston
Broadwell
Reba Dickson
Wayne Edgerton
Hattie Harris
Mary Stanton Murphey
Hermon
John Murphey
Columbus
Couple wed 65 years in Wellington Ohio
Mr and Mrs Harvey Norton celebrated sixty five years of marriage. Both lifelong Lorain County residents were born in log cabins a few miles from their current home reflecting a long shared life together.
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U.P
Harvey Norton
Lorain County
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