Two Men Charged in Logan Oil Theft Case
Everett Burgess and Clyde Anthony were arraigned in Logan Court on charges of stealing oil well property belonging to Abe Snyder east of Logan. The valued item is listed at 135 dollars. Bond set at 500 dollars pending grand jury action. Sheriff Duffy and Deputy Keck led the investigation tracing material to a Lancaster junk dealer identified by Corwin Bigham. Arrests were made Monday afternoon.
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Logan
Everett Burgess
Clyde Anthony
Frank St. Clair
Abe Snyder
Floyd Duffy
Forest Keck
Lancaster
Corwin Bigham
Snyder
Logan Achievement Meeting Held Tonight
Several hundred people from rural Hocking County will meet at the Logan High School auditorium tonight for the annual achievement meeting. Main address will be delivered by H. C. Ramsower of Columbus. Arthur B. Smith of Fairfield County will represent the Granges and other farm organizations will participate. James R. Smoot will be master of ceremonies. Kenneth R. Fitzgerald, county auditor, will present certificates to 4 H Club members.
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Logan
Hocking County
Logan High School
H. C. Ramsower
Columbus
Arthur B. Smith
Fairfield County
Granges
James R. Smoot
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Ice skating proves popular despite cold weather in Logan
Ice skating remains a popular pastime in Logan as residents take to frozen tennis courts on N Mulberry Street and to Willow Lake and nearby waters for the season.
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Logan
N. Mulberry St
Willow Lake
Camp Shelby Sees Two Ex Logan Men Report
Two former Logan area men from Columbus Fritz Ambrose and Ralph Nash have joined Camp Shelby. Frank Carlton Stoughton from Rockbridge is set to report on February 27 with the Hocking County contingent and is related to Joe Stoughton of this city who enlisted at Fort Hayes months ago.
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LOGAN
Camp Shelby
Columbus
Fritz Ambrose
Ralph Nash
Frank Carlton Stoughton
Rockbridge
Hocking County
Joe Stoughton
Ft. Hayes
Logan Births and Deaths Report for January
Logan recorded eight deaths and four births in January while rural areas reported 13 deaths and 30 births. Of 34 total births, 24 were boys and 10 girls, with several named parents in Logan and surrounding areas. Frank Johnson, a C and O Railroad engineer, is improving at home after a heart attack.
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Logan
Faith Wright
Levert Voris
Raymond Kreppel
Lyle Hallard
George Stallsmith
Willis Helber
Charles W. Chambers
Clarence R. Cozad
Ralph W. Blackston
Robert M. Cottrill
Wm. E. Taylor
Charles E. Green
Clovis L. Mahaffey
Eugene Carpenter
Ambrose Schrader
Ezra Wildermuth
Charles E. Allen
Ben F. MacNichols
Clarence L. Karr
Lewis H. Wagner
Raymond W. Martin
Benjamin N. Dyer
Robert H. Poling
Herman Farmer
Doyen S. Hartman
Oscar F. Kessler
Frank Johnson
W. Front St
Tall Men Gather In Magistrate's Office
A Logan convention of tall men met at Magistrate Frank St. Clair's office on Wednesday afternoon. Clyde Anthony led at six feet eleven inches, followed by Deputy Sheriff Forest Keck at six feet four and three quarters inches, Vernon Anthony at six feet two and a half, F. M. Collins at six feet, and Deputy Sheriff Frank Larimer at five feet eleven and a half.
Volunteers Fill Draft Quota For March
Nine men are to be called for the March 6 selective service draft as already filled by volunteers. Five men were recruited for February 27 with seven volunteers remaining to apply to the March 6 call. Harold E. Byers of Gore is to report to Ft. Hayes on February 26 to replace a failed physical.
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Logan
Selective Service
Selective Service Office
Harold E. Byers
Gore
Ft. Hayes
Cutler Class Entertained At Leyda Home
Willing Workers Club met at the home of Mrs. J. V. Leyda with a noon potluck. After a business meeting a program was presented by Mrs. James Landers. March meeting planned at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Root.
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Cutler—Willing Workers Club
J. V. Leyda
James Landers
M. E. Root
C. M. Anderson
Byesville
W. C. Gage
L. J. Clerary
Esmond Welch
Fire Chief Answers Call at Father's Home
Fire Chief Roy Stallsmith responded to an alarm at 5 am from his father George Stallsmith’s residence at 66 N Mulberry St. A hot coal from an open grate ignited the floor causing a fire with a large hole and damaged furniture. Loss estimated at 150 dollars.
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Logan
Roy Stallsmith
George Stallsmith
N. Mulberry St
Stallsmith
Mason Banquet In Logan Monday
Logan preparations are under way for a father and son banquet sponsored by Mingo Lodge of Masons Monday evening. Rev. Stanley W. Wiant is invited to speak and Paul Woltz and his Jug Band will perform. Dinner is at 6 with the program to follow. more than 300 guests expected.
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Logan
Mingo Lodge of Masons
Stanley W. Wiant
Paul Woltz
Logan Hospital injuries and treatments update
Logan-Casts placed on the arm and leg of Mrs Viola Riggs at Cherrington Hospital after a car strike last week. Mrs Edward Hise of New Straitsville is reported serious after major surgery. Ima Hillyer of Murray City returned home today. Mrs Harry Cheshire of Nelsonville underwent a third blood transfusion at the hospital. More Logan News on Page 12.
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SEC
Edward C. Eicher
Securities and Exchange Commission
Jerome Frank
Eicher
Iowa
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Cutler
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Harold Gage
Cincinnati
L. J. Cleary
Eyesville
Paul Welch
John Landers
U. S. Navy
Chicago
Virginia Place
Perce Oakes
Belpre
J. W. Leyda
Nancy
Catherine
Frances McAtee
Barbara Jean
Parkersburg
F. M. Gill
Velma
Nelsonville
Dana Gill
Carl Place
Gerald McAtee
Ray Goddard
Clifford Goddard
Marietta
Eva Landers
Martin Rowan
Akron
Mason
Logan Hospital
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Westinghouse
Kroger Food Foundation
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Chuck Roast
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Ohio
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U.S
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