Lancaster Five Upset Logan Floormen 29 to 26
St Marys defeated the Logan Chieftains 29 to 26 on Saturday night behind E Abpott 12 points seven charity throws and five field goals. Maurice Cole led Logan with 12 points as Eddie Nelson fouled out in the second half amid a home crowd farewell.
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LOGAN
Lancaster St. Marys
Logan Chieftains
Lancaster
Jimmy Richardson
Albert Leonard
George McGonagle
Jurgensmier
Bloomfield
Thomas
St. Marys
E. Abpott
Maurice Cole
Chieftains
Leonard
Eddie Nelson
Marion Farmers To Discuss Power Plan
Logan area farmers in Marion Township plan a meeting at the centralized school this evening to discuss electrification. About 15 families could gain access to a South Central Rural Electric Cooperative line from Fairfield County if enough farmers support it. James R. Smoot, extension agent, assists in the program.
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Logan
Marion Township
South Central Rural Electric Cooperative, Inc
Fairfield County
James R. Smoot
Coal Sales Largely Limited to Split Loads
Logan local coal dealers report sales are restricted to split loads of one to two tons. Most customers buy only enough coal at a time to get by.
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Logan
Bus Driver Replaced During Illness At Green Township
Joe Hutchins, a Green Township school bus driver, has been out with influenza for two weeks. Henry Norman has been filling in as acting driver during the absence.
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Logan
Joe Hutchins
Green Township
Henry Norman
Marietta Masonry Council Guest Inspector Hosted
Wood Bowen of this city served as guest inspector for the Marietta Council Masonry Friday evening. He was accompanied by W. D. Braddock Harry Bartholomew Charles Klein Schmidt I. P. Watkins H. H. Sands and H. R. Arnold.
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Marietta Logan
C. Wood Bowen
Marietta
Rock Springs Group Attends Logan Concert
Ruth and Roger Morgan accompanied Professor and Mrs Willis Aleshire and a group of high school pupils to a band concert in Logan Thursday evening. The Rock Springs Better Health Club met at the home of Emma and Linnie Terrell with 20 members and guests. The program focused on rural women health and included exercises led by Mrs James. A clothing remodeling clinic near Meigs County was attended by about 20 people and a potluck lunch proceeded.
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Rock Springs
Ruth
Roger Morgan
Willis Aleshire
Logan
William Mercer
Don Post
Walled Lake
Mich
E. V. Mercer
J. E. Levacy
Pratts Fork
F. Levacy
Darwin
Harry Metcalf
Athens
Wilbur Bailey
Lewis Grueser
Polling
Bremen
Emma
Linnie Terrell
James
Pittsburgh
Scott Folmer
Athens Road
Nettie Collins
Graff
Meigs County
L. V. Reuter
Howard Bolin
Murray City Cagers Win Hocking County Tourney
Murray City boys finish an undefeated season by winning the Hocking County tournament at Union Furnace with a 35 to 16 victory over Rockbridge. The Murray City girls also claimed the title with Rockbridge taking runnerup in a season marked by strong attendance and gate receipts.
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Murray City
Hocking County
Logan
Union Furnace
Rockbridge
Middleport
Logan Brief Social Notes Hold Bridge Luncheon
Miss Shirley Mooney entertained with a bridge luncheon Saturday at 1 o'clock at her parents home. Guests included Phyllis Leonard Elizabeth Smith Betty Brown Pauline Heine Annabelle Heine Betty Heine June Grooms Virginia Sprankel Betty Liff Ann Bowen Betty Smoot Betty Hall Phyllis Nixon Jean Webb and Jean Webtner. Four tables played with high scores awarded to Ann Bowen and Virginia Sprankel. travel prize went to Jean Webb.
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Shirley Mooney
L. P. Mooney
Phyllis Leonard
Elizabeth Smith
Betty Brown
Pauline Heine
Annabelle Heine
Betty Heine
June Grooms
Virginia Sprankel
Betty Liff
Ann Bowen
Betty Smoot
Betty Hall
Phyllis Nixon
Jean Webb
Presbyterian Guild Meeting Highlights and Attendee List
The Presbyterian Guild met Friday night at Mrs. Anthony Toerner’s home on Mulberry Street. Miss Mary McCray led devotions. Ed ward M. and Rose W. Dodd’s Mecca and Beyond was reviewed by Miss Jessie McManigal, with Miss Ella Rochester presenting the national mission topic. Twenty-three members and one guest attended. hostesses were Mrs. Toerner, Mrs. John Kreig, and Mrs. Clayton Scheide Sr.
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Presbyterian Guild
Anthony Toerner
S. Mulberry St
Mary McCray
Mecca and Beyond
Edward M
Rose W. Dodd
Jessie McManigal
Ella Rochester
Louella Work
Toerner
John Kreig
Clayton Scheide
Local visitors share weekend visits in two families
Mr and Mrs Roland Canan and daughter Martha of Columbus were guests of Mr and Mrs A R Kelch at weekend. Mr and Mrs George Gribble and two sons from this city spent the end of the week in Wheeling visiting Mrs Gribble s parents Mr and Mrs Frank Kurtz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Canan
Martha
Columbus
A. R. Kelch
George Gribble
Wheeling
Illness Keeps Star Cager From Line-Up
Logan reports star guard Jimmy Richardson was ill and unable to play in the final two conference tests, missing the Lancaster St. Marys and Pom eroy games after two weeks of influenza. The senior, a longtime standout, left a noticeable gap in the lineup.
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Logan
Nelsonville
Lancaster St. Marys
Jimmy Richardson
Pomeroy
Judge Grants Divorce On Grounds of Cruelty
Judge Phil Henderson grants two divorces on Saturday. Fern J. Appleman seeks relief from Clyde E. Appleman on cruelty grounds and custody of a minor child awarded to the mother with $1 weekly support. Chester M. Turner’s case against Mabel M. Turner ends in a decree on neglect.
Pupils Present LOGAN-A Program at Oak Grove School
Friday evening a LOGAN-A program was presented by Oak Grove school pupils in Green Township under C. W. Zeigler. Attendee William Sweazy, aged over 91, participated among others.
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Logan
Oak Grove School
Green Township
C. W. Zeigler
William Sweazy
All-County Boys and Girls Teams Named by Coaches
Tournament officials named the boys first team Voytke Murray City and Couch Rockbridge with Shelton Carbon Hill center McManus Union Furnace Shuttleworth Murray City as guards. Second team includes Huffines Gibisonville Wollett Murray City Stoughton Rockbridge Drumm Laurelville Rowland Gibisonville guards. Girls first team lists Jones Murray City Lowes Carbon Hill Swackhamer Laurelville forwards McGrady Gibisonville Hahn Rockbridge Simon Murray City guards. Second team includes Cline Gibisonville Garner Murray City Waltz Rockbridge Kraft Murray City Carter Union Furnace Lively Laurelville guards with Walker Rockbridge an honorable mention.
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Logan
Fred Pierson
Edwin Duncan
Voytke
Murray City
Couch
Rockbridge
Shelton
Carbon Hill
McManus
Union Furnace
Shuttleworth
Huffines
Gibisonville
Wollett
Logan Autoist Fails To Stop for Firemen
Firemen on Main Street responding to an alarm faced several motorists who did not stop at amber lights. Officials remind drivers to halt as all Main Street signals turn amber during emergencies.
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Logan
Main St
Logan Reserves Finish 2nd Year Undefeated
Logan reserves beat Logan High School seniors 20 to 18 in a preliminary game, completing two years undefeated. They won the reserve cup in the Southern Ohio League last year and expect to receive it again this season as several reserves prep to fill varsity gaps due to upcoming graduation.
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Logan
Logan High School
Mrs Keller Failing in Logan After Illness
Mrs. Henry Keller of Warner Avenue has been ill ten days and is growing weaker due to advanced age. Her son Jacob A. Keller of Mt. Pleasant Michigan cannot come to Logan because he has influenza.
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Logan
Henry Keller
Warner Ave
Jacob A. Keller
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Two Crashes Occur Sunday Arrest Four
Investigation of a Sunday midnight wreck at the Old Town bridge on Route 31 led to the arrest of four passengers in the Alva Hanning car. The Hanning driver fled to the county jail while a second collision occurred as Shane Appleman’s vehicle struck the Bray car. No serious injuries were reported.
Logan Man Fined For Shooting Rabbit
Logan man Logan-Vern Davis appeared before Magistrate S. B. Whitehart with Deputy Game Protector Edward Eberst on a charge of shooting a rabbit brought into the county for propagation. He pleaded guilty and was fined $15 plus costs.
Logan Deputy Sheriff Buys Hereford Cattle
Deputy Sheriff W. R. Brandt bought two Hereford cattle at the McGraw sale in Athens County last week. He farms south of Logan in Falls Township.
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Logan
W. R. Brandt
McGraw
Athens County
Falls Township
Stove Fire at Gallagher Avenue Home Causes Gas Leak
Logan fire crews were called Saturday afternoon to Joe Francis on Gallagher Avenue where a gas stove connected to a line leaked and ignited during a test. The gas was shut off and the fire extinguished with no injuries or losses.
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Logan
Joe Francis
Gallagher Ave
Heft Family Confined By Illness
Mr and Mrs William P Heft of Wood Street are bedridden due to illness with Mrs Heft reported in critical condition. Their daughter Mrs Robert D Green of Princeton Kentucky cannot visit due to illness at her home.
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Logan
William P. Heft
Wood St
Heft
Robert D. Green
Princeton
Logan County Agent Attends Southern Ohio Conference
James R. Smoot, county extension agent, travels to Jackson for a conference of agents from ten southeastern Ohio counties. The meeting will cover the 4-H Club program for 1938 and aim to set preliminary plans for the annual summer camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James R. Smoot
Jackson
Ohio
Grange to Meet Logan-Miller Chapel
Grange to hold regular meeting Wednesday evening with James R. Smoot joining a poultry discussion program.
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Grange
Logan
Miller Chapel
James R. Smoot
Stolen Car Report Leads to Overnight Find
Harold Hartman reported a car stolen near midnight Saturday. The vehicle was found abandoned on North Street early the next morning.
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Logan
Harold Hartman
North St
Remezia Builds Jug-Shaped Cotton Nest Like Felt
The remezia a bird from the British Isles creates a jug shaped nest using cotton and seed down. Its weaving is so fine the nest appears like felt.
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British Isles
The Hurricane dazzles with epic South Seas saga
Samuel Goldwyn presents The Hurricane at the Athena Theater starring Dorothy Lamour Jon Hall and a starry cast. Director John Ford crafts a dramatic tale of passion and peril as a colossal hurricane tests crew and cast amid grand Hollywood sets and real weather.
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Samuel Goldwyn
Athena Theater
Dorothy Lamour
Jon Hall
Mary Astor
C. Aubrey Smith
Thomas Mitchell
Raymond Massey
John Carradine
Jerome Cowan
South Seas
Charles Nordhoff
James Norman Hall
John Ford
Goldwyn
South Sea Island
America Samoa
Hollywood
Glouster Board Refuses Extension of Power Line
Glouster Board of Public Affairs rejects a request to extend the electric line toward Paris. Supt. T. D. McAfoose reports department work for the last month as accepted. Applicants Alex Doci, Jr., Alex Doci, and Earl Parker sought an extension beyond the Doci home, but the board could not grant it.
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Glouster
Paris
Glouster Board of Public Affairs
T. D. McAfoose
Alex Doci
Alex Doci, Jr
Earl Parker
Doci
Night School in Glouster Announces Class Schedule
About 54 adults attended the second enrollment meeting for the WPA Night School in Glouster. Classes start Tuesday March 1 at 6 30 p m with a schedule listing bookkeeping journalism and parliamentary law on Tuesday and various business and home economics courses later in the week taught by local instructors. Enrollments for elementary subjects are urged for Wednesday evening at 7 30 p m with supervisor Lloyd Cooper.
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Glouster
WPA
Audrey Meighen
Marion Parker
Audrey Dinsmore
Doris Wallace
Carroll Thorne
Lloyd Cooper
Robert Whitaker
Entered Hospital Dayton for Observation
Ben Searls left Saturday morning for the Veterans Hospital at Dayton for several weeks of observation and treatment. Eldon Hoffman accompanied him to Dayton.
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Glouster
Ben Searls
Veterans Hospital
Dayton
Eldon Hoffman
Student in hospital after appendectomy in Columbus
Glouster Miss Scyle Craig daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Craig was taken to Mercy Hospital Columbus Sunday for an appendectomy. She is a member of the junior class at Glouster High School.
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Glouster
Scyle Craig
A. J. Craig
Columbus
Mercy Hospital
Glouster High School
W C T U to Meet in Glouster on Tuesday
Glouster social notes record a Tuesday 2 PM W C T U gathering at Mrs. John Bulloch’s Broad Street home. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed, including guests from Columbus and Athens, with several family and travel updates.
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Glouster
John Bulloch
Broad St
Aloysius Beshara
Syracuse
N. Es
Republicans Meet Trimble Township Club
The newly organized Trimble Township Republican Club will meet tonight at Odd Fellows Hall at 7 30 o clock. Organization for the women will be made.
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Glouster
Trimble Township
Republican Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Glouster Cats Open County Tourney at Middport
Glouster Tom Cats draw Middleport as first opponent in the sectional county tournament at Middport starting Wednesday at 7 p.m.
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Glouster
Middleport
Glouster Tom Cats
Carnival postponed by GLOUSTER Boy Scout Troop 72
Troop 72 postpones both the skating carnival and Sunday hike due to bad weather. A new date will be announced later in the week. Regular Scout meeting remains scheduled for Tuesday night.
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Glouster
Boy Scout Troop 72
Alfred Personal and Social News Items
Alfred residents share family visits and local travel notes. Will Bentz and Milford Spencer family members visited Delaware. Lester Van Meter stayed with Leonard Williams in Pratts Fork. several attended the Meigs County basketball tournament in Rutland. Conrad Bentz and son visited Athens on business. Virginia Violet Babcock assists at Ches ter area. Donald Robinson called on his parents. Mildred Burns joins West Bentz at Howard Burns home. Mrs. Albert Morris ill with a cold. Clem Cooper trips to Pomeroy. Lee Henderson travels to Athens after grandfather Enos Sargent’s death.
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Alfred
Will Bentz
Warren Bentz
Delaware
Milford Spencer
Lester van Meter
Leonard Williams
Pratts Fork
Rutland
Conrad Bentz
Athens
Violet Babcock
Chester
Harry Guthrie
Donald Robinson
Garden
W. E. Robinson
West Bentz
Mildred
Howard Burns
Albert Morris
Clem Cooper
Pomeroy
Lee Henderson
Enos Sargent
Spares and Strikes Triumph in Wolf Alleys Bowling
Spares and Strikes won in three games Saturday morning at the Wolf Alleys defeating their opponents in all three matches. The Strikes beat the Kids while the Spares defeated the Nuts. L. Wolf led all three games with a 552 pin total, narrowly ahead of F. Hemsley who totaled 550.
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Glouster
Nuts
L. Wolf
F. Hemsley
Plan Revival Service At Methodist Church
Revival services will be held at the Methodist Church in Glouster starting March 6 for two weeks. Rev. Russell S. Balsiger of Portsmouth is engaged as song leader and soloist. Pastor Rev. F G Boroff will conduct the meetings throughout.
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Glouster
Methodist Church
Skiing and Bobsled on Treasure Island at 1939 Exposition
Midwinter sport attractions will headline the Golden Gate International Exposition on Treasure Island in San Francisco Bay. A concessionaire will keep a skiing and bobsled course covered daily with fresh Sierra snow.
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San Francisco
Treasure Island
San Francisco Bay
Sierras
Logan Family Hurt When Car Hits Abutment
Logan residents Homer G Hansel and wife and their daughter Florence Hansel were injured when their car struck a viaduct abutment near Columbus on Saturday. Mrs Hansel suffered a fractured leg several ribs and chest injuries. Florence Hanson had a broken arm a deep chin gash and bruises. Mr Hansel sustained a right arm injury and bruises. The trio was taken to Grant Hospital Columbus for treatment and planned a family dinner to observe Mrs Hansel's and Roscoe Hansel's birthdays.
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Logan
Columbus
Homer G. Hansel
Florence Hansel
Baltimore
Grant Hospital
Hansel
Mr. Hansel
Roscoe Hansel
Roscoe
Poston Sugar Creek Social and Personal Items
Mrs Laura Noble was in Athens on Sunday. Mrs Cynthia Alasky visited Mr and Mrs J W Lively on Friday. Mr and Mrs Donald Woelfe of Athens visited his mother Mrs Ashby Bradbury Thursday. Mrs William Robinson was called to West Virginia by her father Mr Chipp illness. Mr and Mrs Staffinger of Chancery visited Mrs Laura Noble and Mrs Delilah Frazier last week. Mrs George Robinson returned home after visiting her son in Dayton. Mr and Mrs Joseph Zachery visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Stanley Zachery. Marion Mullens moved his family to the Howell property in New Marshfield. Mrs Minta Lively celebrated her 85th birthday recently. Mrs Lively remains active managing her home. Mr Adam McLean of Athens visited Mr and Mrs Ashby Bradbury last week. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Householder of Jacksonville visited the latter's father George Robinson several days last week.
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Dayton
Joseph Zachery
Stanley Zachery
Marion Mullens
Howell
New Marshfield
Minta Lively
Lively
Adam McLean
Athens
Ashby Bradbury
Wilbur Householder
Jacksonville
George Robinson
Open House for Catholic Scouts in Glouster
Boy Scout Troop 73 invites Catholic boys aged 12 to 18 to an Open House in the A and P Building on Tuesday March 1 at 6:30 p m. Games and contests will be played and parents are welcome to attend.
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Glouster
Boy Scout Troop
A&p
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