Annual Father Son Banquet Attracts Three Hundred
The Mingo Lodge of Masons held its annual Father Son Banquet at Masonic Temple with over 300 attendees. Rev. Stanley W. Wiant spoke on Washingtons life and merit as the path to getting ahead. Eastern Star served dinner as the Logan High School quintet performed and notes of American song closed the event.
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Logan
Stanley W. Wiant
Mingo Lodge of Masons
Washington
Wiant
Eastern Star
Paul Woltz
Harold Mundy
Bob Holloway
Morrel
Kenneth Inboden
Harry L. Smith
Logan High School
Lois Heyde
Frances Kelch
Virginia Butterfield
Bob Sinnott
Jack Brown
Fred Carpenter
America
Masonic Temple
Leonard Tom
Frank Larimer
Harry Hammon
James Hughes
Belford Harburger
Kenneth Woltz
Ewald Schmitter
Buchtel Man Held For Logan Hearing
James Pettit is held for a Logan hearing on a complaint by Frank Tennill alleging he aided and encouraged a seventeen year old girl to leave school and transported her to New Lexington to enter a marriage. Pettit was taken into custody late last week by deputies and juvenile officers.
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Logan
James Pettit
Buchtel
E. L. Ewing
Frank B. Tennihill
New Lexington
Pettit
Farmers Entertained by Columbus Group
Several hundred farmers gathered at Logan High School Auditorium for a program by Bob French the Spectator and his Columbus entertainers. Other acts included the Buckeye Four The Plainsman and Betty Jay plus a program of motion pictures.
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Logan
Logan High School
Bob French
The
Spectator
Corps of Columbus
Buckeye Four
the Plainsman
Betty Jay
Bee Inspection Plan Yields Results in 1940
In Hocking County the two year bee inspection program led by inspector Carl Beery examined 148 apiaries totaling 1 367 colonies. Seventy three colonies were found diseased chiefly with foul brood, and continued inspections aim to eliminate the illness.
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Logan
Hocking County
Carl Beery
Logan man pleads not guilty to petty larceny charge
Eldon Fox of South Bloomingville entered a not guilty plea at arraignment before Magistrate S. B. Whitehart. Bond set at 300 dollars awaiting grand jury action.
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Logan
Eldon Fox
South Bloomingville
S. B. Whitehart
Smoot Tours Farm Broadcast Path After Poultry Meeting
James R. Smoot former extension agent broadcast from Colum and stopped in Laurelville for a poultry meeting in the afternoon. A similar meeting was held at the courthouse that evening.
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Logan
Columbus
James R. Smoot
Laurelville
Deputy Charlene Huffman Returns After Fall Injuries
Logan Miss Charlene Huffman of the probate court returned to work Monday after several days away due to injuries from a fall at her home.
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Logan
Charlene Huffman
Rochester Woman Taken to Portsmouth Hospital for Observation
Mrs H W Armstrong formerly Ruth Rochester, daughter of Mr and Mrs W G Rochester of North Market Street, was admitted to a Portsmouth hospital on Saturday for observation and treatment. Her mother accompanied her and will remain in Portsmouth for a few days.
Final disposition of November 5 ballots awaits J G Collins return
Logan reports the final disposition of the November 5 ballots is pending until board member J G Collins returns from a southern vacations trip.
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Logan
J. G. Collins
Logan Legion Auxiliary Plans March 15 Registration Drive
Logan Auxiliary members were told at a Monday meeting that March 15 is set for contacting members to register for emergency service volunteering. President Barton Hall led the session and discussed Americanism and national defense.
Former Logan Resident Dies In Columbus
Thomas C. Sunderland Jr., 66, died at a niece’s home in Columbus after illness. He lived in Logan until last September and is survived by two Columbus sisters in law, several nephews and nieces. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Woodard Funeral Home, the Rev. Cecil Harding Jones officiating, with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Thomas C. Sunderland, Jr
Columbus
Charles Bowen
Walley Wright
Woodard Funeral Home
Cecil Harding Jones
Oak Grove Cemetery
Birds Reach Logan. Can Spring Be Far
Logan sees robins migrating into the city and blue birds appearing from rural areas over the weekend. The sighting is taken by many residents as a sign that spring is near.
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Logan
McArthur Club Meets at Hotel for Turkey Dinner
The McArthur Business and Professional Women’s Club held its monthly social at Hotel Lantz with eighteen members attending a turkey dinner. Mrs. Nelson Crites led as toastmistress and guest speaker Mrs. Fred E. Luchs spoke on World Peace.
Former Parishioners To Attend Funeral
Former parishioners in Gallipolis plan to attend funeral services for Rev. O. P. Wright at Lington Baptist Church. Wright, 81, longtime pastor of Paint Creek Baptist Church, died Saturday at his home after a long illness.
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Gallipolis
Thelington Baptist Church
O. P. Wright
Paint Creek Baptist Church
Local residents visiting cities and returning home
Paul Bennington of Tiltonsville and Mrs. Bennington spent the end of the week in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rochester were in Columbus over the weekend. Mrs. Charles Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Grimm, recently in the South, left Ft. Myers Florida on their return. Norman Cooper of Black Fork came to Logan for the father and son Masons banquet. He is a former Logan resident. Mr. and Mrs. William Helber and Miss Mildred Blum of Enterprise visited Lancaster on Saturday.
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Paul Bennington
Tiltonsville
Bennington
Fred Rochester
Columbus
Charles Miller
Raymond Grimm
South
Ft. Myers
Fla
Norman Cooper
Black Fork
Logan
William Helber
Mildred Blum
Enterprise
Lancaster
Cross Petition Filed In Divorce Action
Logan An answer and cross petition has been filed by the defendant in the divorce action brought by Emmett McGrath against Eloise McGrath. The cross petition states they were married at Pt. Pleasant, W. Va., on April 11, 1936. Neglect and cruelty are the charges made by the defendant in her cross action. She alleges that in November 1940, the plaintiff threw her out of the kitchen and that she received a back injury. She asks dismissal of the plaintiff's petition and seeks the decree together with custody of minor children and alimony for their support.
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Logan
Emmett McGrath
Eloise McGrath
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Logan Johnson Improves at Home After Heart Attack
Logan Frank Johnson a Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad veteran engineer is reported improving at his home more than a week after his heart attack.
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Logan
Frank Johnson
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Large Game Fish Releases Reported in Logan-Hocking 1940
Logan-Hocking County reports extensive game and fish releases for 1940 with new year continuation through the State Conservation Council and Hocking Fish and Game Club. Edward Eberst supervised releases including 152 ruffed grouse 50 pheasants 456 rabbits 29 raccoons and 9500 fish from state sources placed in streams and lakes. Willow Lake is a key propagation site with plans to retain water in summer and winter feeding patches of six acres amid ongoing winter work.
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Logan
Hocking
State Conservation Council
Hocking Fish and Game Club
Edward Eberst
Willow Lake
Church Receives Flag From Class
Coed Class presented a Christian Flag to the United Brethren Church at the morning service. Miss Helen Clark, president, gave the presentation speech and Melvin Heft, representing the church trustees, accepted and spoke in response. Boy Scouts led in a pledge to the U S flag and Girl Scouts led a pledge to the Christian Flag.
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LOGAN
United Brethren Church
Helen Clark
Melvin Heft
Boy Scouts
United States
City Police Car Radio Bids Opened
Bids were opened Monday by Director R R Loomis for a two way radio outfit for city police. Four bids were received with 25 and 50 watt options. Installation aims to give police radio reach of 20 miles or more.
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Logan
R. R. Loomis
Five More Men To Enter Army Thursday
Logan reporters note that the county selective service board completed interviews and classifications. Five men are to report to Ft Hayes Thursday morning, be given breakfast, and then depart for Columbus.
Break-in Attempt Reported at Harley Jones on Main Street
A back door screen at the Harley Jones place on West Main Street was cut Saturday night, police report. Officers Harrison Litherland and Pearl Derr investigated. no entry gained.
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Logan
Harley Jones
W. Main St
Harrison Litherland
Pearl Derr
Eight Logan Drivers Fined For Parking Violations
Logan police fined eight drivers at week’s end with a dollar each as Mayor Dallas Kinser notes cooperation over penalties. Violations included overtime parking forbidden areas and parking on the wrong side near the basketball game in the school zone. Police Chief Lew Reynolds emphasizes danger of wrong side parking and urges motorist cooperation.
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Logan
Dallas Kinser
Lew Reynolds
Hocking County Class B Tourney Field Shaped By Locals
Logan area basketball fans expect two Hocking County League entries in the upcoming Class B tournament. Rockbridge, the league champion, may draw on wins from at least four other entrants as decisions by local schools affect entries from outside counties. Drawings will largely decide fate with Glenford and Racine listed as strong contenders.
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LOGAN
Hocking
Rockbridge
Glenford
Racine
Lancaster St Marys to face Logan in non league clash
Logan Chieftains host Lancaster St Marys in a non league game this evening. Logan aims to avenge an early season loss to Lancaster after Lancaster’s prior victory over St Marys.
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LOGAN
Lancaster St. Marys
Logan Chieftains
Lancaster High School
St. Marys
Lancaster
Glenford Court Star Considers College After Perry County Finals
Logan Saturday night saw Logan-Herb Shrider, cousin of Dick Shrider, and former Glenford star, in attendance for the Perry County finals. He is a Capital University student and plans on college choices as several schools inquire about his intentions.
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Logan
Herb Shrider
Dick Shrider
Glenford Star
Perry County
Glenford
Capital University
Rose Ann McCoy Weds Floyd Green in Logan Home Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Darley McCoy announce the marriage of their daughter Rose Ann to Floyd Green son of Mr and Mrs Howard Green of Logan. The noon Monday Feb 17 ceremony at Rev Love E Bray s home used a single ring rite. The couple will reside in Logan where Green works at the Logan Foundry Machine Company.
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Noah Bray
Logan
Green
Logan Foundry Machine Company
Point Rock Social Briefs
Mr and Mrs Haze Hudnall and daughter Hebbardsville visit Mr and Mrs Howard Knapp. W M Morris sold a horse to Floyd Davis of Salem. Fern Radcliff returns from Maryland visiting J R Caster. Gomer Bowen Floyd Huston Bess Woodruff D W Morris Elmer Houdasheldt and Charles Rife attend national defense registration. Howard Collins visits Pomeroy. Westfall and Turner returned from Maryland. Theodore Smith Salem Emmet Harvey and Elza visit W M Morris. Bolton Knapp Lena Knapp Carl travel for business in Albany and Athens.
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Point Rock
Haze Hudnall
Hebbardsville
J. E
Maryland
J. R. Caster
Gomer Bowen
Floyd Huston
Bess Woodruff
D. W. Morris
Elmer Houdasheldt
Charles Rife
Wilkesville
National Defense
Howard Collins
Pomeroy
Frank Westfall
Wayne Turner
Theodore Smith
Salem
Emmet Harvey
Elza
W. M. Morris
Howard Bolton
Lena Knapp
Carl
Albany
Athens
Church Group Will Meet at Apple Grove
Apple Grove The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church will meet at the home of Mrs. George Hayman Thursday. Regular preaching services will be held Wednesday evening by Rev. Thayer. Organization meeting of AAA will be at the home of Mrs. Charles Sayre Tuesday evening. Bill McNickles ill with tonsillitis. Jonas Wolfe recovering from illness. Several local persons attended Racine Glouster basketball Friday. Mrs. E. C. Shank called to Pt. Pleasant by aunt's death. Rev. Lee Wallace of Reedsville visited and preached here Thursday. Mrs. Sayre and daughter Roberta attended a show in Pompey Monday. Wilbur Durst of Baden spent Wednesday with Mrs. Wilson Slaughter.
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Apple Grove
Woman's Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
George Hayman
Howard Carpenter
Robert Salser
Wrighthouse
Syracuse
James
Jack Shank
Thayer
Marion Ours
Dennis Ours
Athens
AAA
Charles Sayre
Billie McNickles
Jonas Wolfe
Racine
Wilbur Durst
Baden
W. Va
Wilson Slaughter
Ronald Miller
Rutland
Jerry Graham
Pete Graham
Steamer Reliance
Roy Buck
Mary
Bess Slaughter
Charlotte Roush
Delores Wolfe
Hemlock Grove Grange marks 25th anniversary celebration
Hemlock Grove Grange 2049 celebrated its 25th anniversary on a February Saturday eve ning with 26 charter members of which all but four are living. Past masters and organizers were honored guests as songs tableau and talks filled the program and a chicken dinner followed. Other notes report local visits moves and social gatherings in the Hemlock area.
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Hemlock Grove
Strong
Grange
Sewing Club
Nellie Romine
Red Taylor
Columbus
George Logan
Mabel Smith
George Hines
Avery Nelson
Theo. Hines
Nelsonville
Hugh Thompson
Athens
Kenneth Romine
Daniel Euler
Shaw
The
Logan Monument Co
George Deweese
H. E. Perry
Ziba Midkiff
R. V. Heilman
Bunker Hill
Billie Welker
Pomeroy
Ralph Welker
Porter Midkiff
Bert Romine
Golda Heilman
John Sargent
Epworth League Valley Meeting At Simpson Church
Kathryp Sharpnack Doris and Gladys Hayman Pat and Robert Roush and Scott Shank to Pome roy attend an Epworth League valley at Simpson Church Sunday.
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Kathryp Sharpnack
Doris
Gladys Hayman
Pat
Robert Roush
Scott Shank
Pomeroy
Simpson Church
Rotary Club Meets Logan at White House
Rotarians devoted their Monday program to a round table discussion of matters of interest to the club held at the White House.
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Rotary Club
Logan — Rotarians
White House
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Mingo Lodge
Smoot Broadcasts
Collins
New York
England
al Defense
Barton Hall, Jr
Buckeye Bay State
Ralph Adcock
Rose Shannon
Salamanca, N. Y
Little Valley
N. Y
Adcock
Phil Tschappat
Dean Case
John Wolfe
City
Charter Club
Ruth Lehman
Logan R.F.C
Clara Gleason
Frances Settles
Dorothy Wykoff
Ellen Bowersock
Dessie Angle
Vesper Vollmer
Cora Blosser
Viola Courtney
Nellie Bond
Betty Bond
Betty Smart
Florence Miller
Ruth’ Lehman
Alice Smart
Edytha Walker
Bert Lehman
Etta Finley
Logan R.F.D
Logan R
McArthur
Ferne Rowland
John Ogan
Elizabeth Simmons
Cora Husan
Lewis Kruger
Mary Robbins
H. O. Dunkle
John Hawk
Leverett Murdock
Hamden
Peter M. Lomax
Cherrington Hospital
E. L. Sprague
H. S. Hamilton
Geraldine. Wrightsel
Roger Haynes
Chillicothe
Frank Crow
East Mill St
Esther Guild
Cross
Church
Colonial
Colonial Pion
Colonial Finance Coo
Berry Hotel
Bidg
Athens, Ohio
Glenford Court
Bride
Mrs
Floyd Green
Point Rock Social Briefs
Hemlock
Schenley Distillers Corp
N. v
Plymouth
Detroit
Mich
Major Bowes
C.B.S
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