Chesser Leads Union Furnace In Senior Tourney Win
In the Hocking County basketball tournament Union Furnace defeated Laurelville 22 to 2 in the opening session. Chesser scored 10 points with six of seven foul shots and two field goals to pace Union Furnace, while Cavinee led Laurelville with 11 points.
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Logan
Hocking County
Union Furnace
Laurelville
Murray City
Carbon Hill
Rockbridge
Chesser
Cavinee
Former Committeeman James S. Gormley Buried Saturday
Funeral services for James S. Gormley 80 former merchant tailor at Shawnee and 20 year Perry County Democratic central committeeman will be held at 9 a.m. Saturday in Holy Name Church. He died Wednesday at his home 204 East Oakland Avenue burial will be in St. Josephs Cemetery.
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Columbus
Holy Name Church
James S. Gormley
Shawnee, O
Perry County
Democratic Central
E. Oakland Ave
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Logan Social Notes Highlight Washington's Birthday Events
Logan gatherings include Governor Worthington Chapter D.A.R. honoring Washington’s birthday with a luncheon and ritual opening. Miss Mary Louise Bowen presided while a prize essay on The United States Flag was read by Arlene Carr. Delegates to a Cleveland convention were elected and marriage records were copied for preservation. Also, Comet Club and Sewing Club events plus hospital update for Mrs. Moury.
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Westenhaver
Jessie McManigal
Bowen
Mary L. Rannells
New Plymouth
Cleveland
Lucy Murphy
Athens
John Dougherty
M. Bles
Ella Keynes
Carr
Bridge Club hosts cards at Lappens with top scores
Club members played contract bridge at Mr and Mrs Hubert Lappens home on West Hunter Street. Mrs Charles Eberst and Thomas Bender posted high scores and lunch was served by Mrs Lappen. The next meeting is in two weeks at Dr and Mrs Victor Simiele's home on Midland Place.
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Contract Bridge Club
Hubert Lappen
W. Hunter St
Charles Eberst
Thomas Bender
Lappen
Victor Simiele
Midland Place
Comet Club Meets at Mrs Shannon Home
Mrs Ernest Shannon hosted the Comet Club at her home on E Second St Wednesday evening. After a needlework session she offered a contest and Mrs Robert Noland was the winner. Lunch was served in keeping with the Washington birthday season.
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Comet Club
D. O. Davis
Rose Cox
Ernest Shannon
E. Second St
Robert Nolan
Washington
Davis
Cox
Russell Binkley
Carl Gordon
Harold Ruff
John Guess
John Rohrer
Carl Mohler
Nolan
Sewing Club
James Winters
Harley Ellinger
H. D. Saxton
Howard Kirk
Fred Burchfield
C. F. Rauch
James Rutgers
Fanny Spears
Walter Leonard
Second St
Robert Noland
Local alumni dinner and family visits reported
Dr and Mrs W B Lacock attended a Bethany College alumni dinner in Columbus Thursday evening. Mrs Charles Deishlie and daughter Mary of Columbus and Mrs James and son Junior of Lancaster were Wednesday guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Deishlie. Mrs James Barker ill with grippe at her North Street home. Mrs William Petty spent Wednesday and Thursday in Columbus visiting Clarence and Nassau based relatives in the Bahamas rumor sugar cane pricing in Nassau ships.
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W. B. Lacock
Columbus
Bethany College
Charles Deishlie
Mary
James and Son Junior
Lancaster
Fred Deishlie
James Barker
North St
William Petty
Clarence Petty
Local men to help select county all star teams
Logan officials and reporters join P. A. Reichley and Jack Landrum to pick county all star squads. First and second teams to be named for junior and senior divisions. Joe J. Stone, tournament manager, sought newspaper cooperation Thursday.
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LOGAN
P. A. Reichley
Jack Landrum
Joe J. Stone
Wild Life of Ohio Topic Draws Miller Chapel Grange Meeting
Miller Chapel grange held a Wednesday session on wild life of Ohio with Deputy Game Protector Edward Eberst as guest speaker presenting on conservation. Local speakers included Jay Nimon Arthur Kalklosch Lonnie Woolever Joe Funk Pearl Duffee Frank Power R. E. Allen Velma Shaw and Ruth Funk.
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Logan
Ohio
Miller Chapelgrange
W. Skinner
Edward Eberst
Jay Nimon
Arthur Kalklosch
Lonnie Woolever
Joe Funk
Pearl Duffee
Frank Power
R. E. Allen
Velma Shaw
Ruth Funk
Sunday Church Services Across Town
Several churches plan morning and evening services including United Brethren St Matthew St John Methodist First Presbyterian St Paul Episcopal Trinity Lutheran Church of the Nazarene and Church of the Nazarene. Sermon topics include What a Friend We Have in Jesus The Plenty of Father's House The Passing of Opportunity Saints in Wrong Places and The Royal Wedding Feast.
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Methodist Church
Mary Louise Skinner
First Presbyterian Church
Cecil Harding Jones
Harriet Gibson Wey‘mueller
St. Paul Episcopal Church
Sam F. Downer
Trinity Lutheran Church
Elmer Bliss
Church of the Nazarene
C. B. Clendenen
Logan to Crown County Sportsmanship Winner Saturday
Supt. Samuel H. Dillon announced the winner of the county sportsmanship contest will be named at the end of Saturday’s basketball tournament. Season ratings filed in his office reflect teams and schools conduct in the Hocking County League, averaged to decide the top school, with an appropriate trophy already transferred to Logan High School for display.
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Logan
Samuel H. Dillon
Hocking
Ton
Howard E. Kirk
Logan People Undergo Hospital Treatments and Health Notes
Mrs Wealthy underwent a serious operation at Cherrington Hospital Frsday. Daniel Miller of Logan admitted Wednesday for a severe nasal hemorrhage. Miss Retha Green left hospital Thursday after an operation two weeks ago. Mrs N G Harbaugh shows improvement. Co L Wenn recovering from hernia and appendicitis operation earlier this week. Italy reports about 110 deaths per 1000 births in 1937.
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Logan
Cherrington Hospital
Daniel Miller
Retha Green
N. G. Harbaugh
Co. L. Wenn
Date Set For Purchase Of 1940 License Plates
Logan reports motorists may buy 1940 automobile license plates on Friday March 1 and use them after March 10 with no extension. Plates must be displayed by April 1. County series will be Y-H through Y-M. Truck and trailer tags may be applied at the local office and mailed from Columbus taking three days. In Logan a service crew cleared ice from an alley off South Mulberry Street, with some spots nearly a foot thick.
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Logan — Automobile
Fred E. Hull
Hull
Columbus
LOGAN
City Service Department
Mulberry St
Drunken Driving Leads to Heavy Fine for Local Driver
Dewey Howdyshell of Logan was arraigned after a guilty plea for driving while intoxicated. Dallas Kinser ordered a $100 fine with costs and a driving rights suspension, following his arrest the prior night by Patrolmen C. D. Notestone and A. F. Evans.
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Logan
Dewey Howdyshell
Dallas Kinser
C. D. Notestone
A. F. Evans
Picture Of Courthouse Dedication Parade Shown
A 1925 parade film shown at New Ruble theater Thursday evening depicts the courthouse dedication parade dated June 4 1925. Speakers included Judge C T Marshall former chief justice Timothy S Hogan and the late Judge Harley M Whitcraft among many county organizations and floats.
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LOGAN
New Ruble Theater
C. T. Marshall
Ohio Supreme Court
Timothy S. Hogan
Harley M. Whitcraft
Calf Clubs Select Pure Stock for Fair
Logan reports growing interest in Hocking County calf clubs. Extension agent James R. Smoot predicts ten to twelve boys will have calves ready for display at next fall’s fair. He helps youths source pure bred stock for feeding and says fair competition will spur higher livestock quality. Sheep will also be added this summer as project work, with hopes of stronger livestock in years ahead. Han sel in Hospital.
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Logan
Hocking County
James R. Smoot
Smoot
Mrs Grant Dicken in Gore in critical condition
Mrs Grant Dicken of Gore remains in a critical condition after a stroke of paralysis.
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Logan
Grant Dicken
Gore
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