Logan Elks mark 31st anniversary with gala program
Logan Ohio observed the thirty first anniversary of the Elk Lodge with magic by Edward J. Fawley of Columbus and a musical program. Exalted ruler Harold W. Larimer welcomed guests as visiting lodges from New Straitsville Murray City Nelsonville Athens Shawnee and others attended. Charter members and current members noted lodge growth from 24 to over 300 with ongoing charitable work in Logan area.
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Logan
Logan Elks
Edward J. Fawley
Columbus
Harold W. Larimer
Desmond Braddock
Edward C. Collins
Mr. Fawley
Heinzy Brothers
Monty Kling
New Straitsville
Walter Mathews
Spice
Murray City
Nelsonville
Athens
Shawnee
New S&straitsville
W. A. Henderson
Jlogan
C. H. Beerhaus
Seth Weldy
F. A. Rochester
W. H. White
W. H. Strentz
C. A. Donahue
GC. S. Work
Charles Larimer A. K. Smith
Edwin Price
Thomas Price
W. L. Gage
H. F. Ambrose O
W. H. Wright
A. G. Steinman
William Warner
W. G. Bowen
John F. White
Lancaster
Edward Collins
Phil A. Henderson
Joe W. Farbean
William Durant
Robert Noll
L. R. Kienle
W. J. Davis
Samuel Orndorf
New Straitaville
David Funk Dies at Home on Farm in Logan Township
David Funk 48, Washington Township farmer, died at his home after an extended illness from diabetes and complications. He is survived by a wife and four children, his parents Mr and Mrs W H Funk, and siblings Roy Funk of Logan plus four brothers and four sisters. Funeral arrangements set for 2 pm Saturday at Scotts Creek Baptist Church with burial in Scotts Creek Cemetery.
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Logan
David Funk
Washington Township
W. H. Funk
Roy Funk
Scotts Creek Baptist Church
Scotts Creek Cemetery
Spelling Bee District Elimination Held in Logan
Spelling bee eliminations for the county wide contest took place at designated centers across the county. Supt. J W Coleman expects a list of district winners soon and anticipates 64 finalists in two divisions gathering at Logan High School Auditorium on March 15 for the finals.
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Logan
J. W. Coleman
Logan High School
Sorority Names Officers And Holds Social Meeting
The Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority met in their rooms on Wednesday evening. Mildred Laurie was named social secretary and Marie Lines recording secretary to replace two inactive members. Millie Rainer and Garnet Sheets received ritualist work and became active members. Lunch at Candyland followed the business session, then social time with two contests won by Mrs. Gertrude Schempp and Miss Mary Frasch.
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Sigma Phi Gamma
Mildred Laurie
Marie Lines
Millie Rainer
Garnet Sheets
Candyland
Gertrude Schempp
Mary Frasch
Farewell Party Held for Mrs. Harrison Walls
Trinity Lutheran Church women hosted a farewell gathering at Mrs. Walls home on North Street. The Walls family plans to move to Zanesville soon. Guests enjoyed games and social activities followed by lunch. Ray Fetters and daughter Helen of Shawnee visited Logan to see Mr and Mrs Ray Goddlive.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Harrison Walls
North Street
Ray Fetters
Helen
Shawnee
Logan
Mrs
Ray Goddlive
Logan Shoe Plant likely to reopen soon
W. T. Dickerson, president of the shoe company slated to operate the Logan plant, told Barton A. Hall of the Chamber of Commerce in a letter that steps are being taken to reopen at the earliest possible date. Dickerson is in Philadelphia for a few days and will return to direct the reopening effort.
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Logan
W. T. Dickerson
Barton A. Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Dickerson
Philadelphia
Funeral held for Mrs. Louisa Welty in Logan
Funeral services were held at Harvey Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church for Mrs. Louisa Welty 79 widow of Taylor Welty who died at her Marion Township home after a stroke. The Rev C H Palmer conducted the service and burial followed in Harvey Chapel Cemetery. Her son Alva Welty had lived with her recently and her brother C F Remsen resided in Hartford Conn.
Mrs Cole Hosts Sans Souci Club Dinner and Bridge
Mrs. M. J. Cole entertained Sans Souci Club members with a dinner at Spinning Wheel Tea Room on Wednesday evening. After dinner the group moved to Glenview Heights for a bridge session where three tables were set up. Mrs. Lawrence Hack and guest Mrs. Curtiss Cole held the high scores.
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M. J. Cole
Sans Souci Club
Spinning Wheel Tea Room
Glenview Heights
Bridge
Lawrence Hack
Curtiss Cole
Greendale Plant Office Moves to Columbus
Greendale Products Company will move its main offices from Greendale to Columbus around mid March. The Columbus office opens at 141 North Front Street with no personnel changes except adding a local Columbus salesman. Contacts with the Greendale plant will continue as the move proceeds and the six year old staff are praised for their efforts.
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Logan
Greendale Products Company
Columbus
North Front Street
Greendale
Lancaster quartet's hearings postponed to Tuesday
Judge A M Ellinger postponed the cases against Charles Shaner Homer Ett Elizabeth Ett and Babe Conrad of Lancaster until Tuesday morning. The arrests occurred Saturday morning by Deputies Joe Farbearn and L F Hammond. The four remain free on bond after arraignment last Saturday.
Duncan Kinney bond set in Kroger robbery cases
Leonard L. Duncan and William Kinney failed to post bond after Thursday noon in connection with the Kroger Grocery robbery. Both men remained jailed in Hocking County, with Duncan moved to Columbus to retrieve a .22 caliber revolver alleged used in the holdup. Additional efforts were not reported.
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Logan
Leonard L. Duncan
William Kinney
Kroger
Hocking
Duncan
Columbus
Joe Farbearn
Lew Reynolds
Logan carshop delegation attends health and recreation conference
A Logan Ohio delegation from the local shops attends a health and recreation conference in Richmond Virginia hosted by the Chesapeake and Ohio and Hocking Valley Railroads. A total of 625 employees participated in discussions on health and recreation work. Delegation members include Mr and Mrs D G Stansmith Mr and Mrs William Richardson Mr and Mrs Barry Nill Dallas Kinser Bell Miller Ralph Heft John Buntz and Ebert McBroom.
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Logan
Logan Carshop
Richmond
Chesapeake and Ohio
Hocking Valley
D. G. Stansmith
William Rtichardson
Barry Nill
Dallas Kinser
Bell Miller
Ralph Heft
John Buntz
Ebert McBroom
Hostess to Thimble and Art Club Easter Event
Mrs Frank Gallagher hosted the Thimble and Art Club at Easterling Club House on Wednesday afternoon. After roll call and a social hour, dinner for twenty one was served. Guests included Mrs John Krieg Mrs M H Cherrington Mrs E L Pielow Mrs Albert Schreck and daughter Jaquelin Miss Nan Mc Bride and Miss Anna Jeffries.
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Tess
Thimble and Art Club
John Krieg
M. H. Cherrington
E. L. Pielow
Albert Schreck
Jaquelin
Nan -McBride
Anna Jeffries
Harden couple welcome daughter in Columbus hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Harden of South Logan announce the birth of a daughter at a Columbus hospital on Wednesday. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. H Harden and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hammon of Logan. Continued on Page 12.
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Lawrence Harden
South Logan
Columbus
H. Harden
Jerry Hammon
Logan
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Duncan and Kinney
Columbia
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Frank Gallagher
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Booth Tarkington
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