Four Teams Open Round in Hocking County Tournament
Logan reports a Friday February event with four teams in open rounds of the Hocking County Tournament. Varsity and junior matches highlighted a day of local prep action.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1941
Page
14
Logan reports a Friday February event with four teams in open rounds of the Hocking County Tournament. Varsity and junior matches highlighted a day of local prep action.
Logan social notes report the Six Suit Bridge Club met Wednesday evening at W D Bassett home on East Main Street. After a three table contract session a luncheon was served for Mr and Mrs Fred Burchfield Mr and Mrs Anthony Toerner Mr and Mrs Alfred Carpenter Mr and Mrs W D Braddock Mr and Mrs Kirk and the hosts.
Logan tournament play continues this evening at 7 o clock with Union Furnace versus the winner of Rockbridge and South Bloomingville. A likely Rockbridge victory would pit Union Furnace against Rockbridge for the night’s opener.
A large Logan delegation will accompany the Chieftains to Athens for the basketball game this evening.
Logan tax payers must pay by Saturday to avoid decline. Treasurer R N White announced extended hours with offices open until 4 PM that afternoon. Clarence Kiger family moved from a farm near Logan to Fairfield County and took over a Blue Valley farm.
Unity meeting at the Haydenville Church of God will be held Sunday at 2 o clock. Rev George Osler of Welch WV will be the speaker. The Gospel Trio of Zanesville will provide special music. At 7 30 p m the Rev Welch will lead a revival lasting two weeks or more. Services open to the public.
The Logan tax office has started a listing of personal and classified tax delinquencies to be published soon. A copy will be filed with Recorder Herman F Bratton to place a lien on real estate owned by nonpaying individuals. Advertising will occur within two weeks per law.
Logan commandery members attended the New Lexington inspection on Wednesday evening. Rolland Bright served as prelate and several Logan members, including Melrose Harbaugh Harry L. Smith Washington Bowers C. O. Stephenson H. D. Arnold and Denzil Weltner, were present.
Clarence Green of Logan Route 4 was arraigned before Magistrate S. B. Whitehart on trapping without a license. He was fined and costs. Game Protector Edward Eberst made the arrest.
Miss Bartelle Hamilton of Logan Miss Hamilton a member of the senior high school faculty was taken to Grant Hospital at noon Thursday for an appendectomy. She has been off duty for several weeks due to illness and was accompanied to Columbus by her mother Mrs Dee Hamilton.
Logan churches announce a suite of Lenten programs and sermons. Miles Graham will teach Union Bible Class from Revelation at the Methodist Sun day School. Rev S W Wiant leads evening sermons on sensible sacrifice. Various churches host services with choirs, revivals, and adult instruction.
LOGAN Logan Rob Cook returns to St. Pauls Episcopal Church on the first Sunday in Lent to lead Morning Prayer and preach at 10 30 The weekday Lent services begin March 6 at 7 30 pm with Rev Robert G Purrington as preacher and continue Thursdays throughout Lent Edward Moriarty is ill with influenza at his W Front Street home
Funeral services for Oscar Leroy Bond age 24 mine accident victim killed Wednesday near Shawnee will be held at Haydenville Methodist Church at two o clock Saturday. He is survived by wife Ellen and parents Pearl and [omitted]. Two brothers Lester and Clifton Bond. Rev B A Awe will officiate with burial at Smith Chapel Cemetery.
Logan Chieftains visit Athens Bulldogs for a hard fought second meeting of the season. Athens hopes to close the league slate strong with Cecil Scott Tom Brehm Mark Lohr Bill Johnston and Tracy Conrad in the lineup after a backdrop of recent wins including over St Marys.
County Commissioners Frank St. Clair Stanley W. Baker and Anthony Cook with Engineer Orla Wolfe visited Benton Township to review the Mounts Hill Road. A petition seeks vacation of a 1.5 mile stretch that crosses state park land and is no longer needed. a hearing is set for today.
Three cars collided on U S Route 33 near Logan Thursday morning. George Barth of Upper Sandusky parked his car in the highway and fell asleep. Alfred Boals of Logan swerved to avoid the parked car, striking a guard rail. Claude Brandon Jr. of Logan drove the third car. Barth was held by officers for investigation.
Nancy Jane Logan, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Johnson of Union Furnace, was taken to White Crow Hospital in Columbus on Wednesday for treatment. This marks a second recent visit for the child.
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