38 Blood Donors Needed To Fill Goal Of 125 Pints
Logan Red Cross officials report only 102 prospective donors have booked for the March 4 bloodmobile at EUB Church 9 am to 4 pm. To meet the 125 pint county quota about 140 are needed, as some are disqualified for minor illnesses. Notable pledges come from Godman Shoe Factory with 21 employees and the Hocking Honor Camp with 20 volunteers.
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Logan
Red Cross
EUB
Hocking County
Hocking
Clay Products Co
Bloodmobile
Logan Heart Fund Drive Plans Porch Light Brigade
Logan residents will join a community heart fund drive by turning on porch lights at 6 45 p m on Monday March 3 to signal contribution intent A public collection and counting point will be designated later The event is led by the Business and Professional Women's Club with volunteers including Jeanette Hand Jean Farrow Pearl Scharf Velma Huffman Jean Graham Cora Brown and others
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Logan
Heart Fund
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Jeanette Hand
Jean Farrow
Pearl Scharf
Velma Huffman
Jean Graham
Cora Brown
Margaret Lutz
Florence Bort
Rhea Harden
Evelyn Bishop
Janet Frazier
Frances Johnson
LeViolet Redick
Charlene Harbarger
Eva Mock
Fanny Spears
Martha Steele
Shirley Thomas
Charles Rogers Speaks At Silage Meeting
Charles Rogers of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Wooster will speak at a silage meeting at 7 30 tonight in the Ohio Power Office Topics include trench silos silo construction materials how to handle ensilage and corn versus grass All interested persons are invited to attend the meeting
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Logan
Charles Rogers
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Ohio Power Office
Logan Judge Grants Divorce in Ash Case
Judge Harley Meyer grants a divorce to Clifford W. Ash of Logan Route 1 from Louise Ash after the defendant has not been heard from in three years. The action rests on absence as grounds for divorce.
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Logan
Harley Meyers
Clifford W. Ash
Logan Route 1
Louise Ash
Death claims Logan native Charles A Klein schmidt
Charles A Klein schmidt 79 of 131 North St died at 7 55 pm Tuesday at Hocking Valley Hospital where he had been admitted two weeks earlier from a broken hip. He was a retired brick mason and Logan Masons member survived by wife Margaret two sons and three daughters and several siblings. Friends may call Leonard funeral home with services Friday at 2 pm led by Rev Paul N Warner. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery with Masonic rites Thursday evening.
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Logan
Charles A. Kleinschmidt
North St
Hocking Valley Hospital
Kleinschmidt
Logan Masonic Order
Margaret Kleinschmidt
Lawrence
Washington D. C
Rosella
Josephine Kleinschmidt
Marie Leith
Roy
Ernest
Harry
Pittsburgh
Christena Smith
Anna Harvey
Denver
Colo
Leonard Funeral Home
Paul N. Warner
Oak Grove Cemetery
Court frees Logan in King divorce support final order
William H. King and Kathryn Eileen King divorce case ends with Patricia Sue King released from further support obligations. Patricia Sue King has wed. The court of common pleas issues the final order.
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Logan
William H. King
Kathryn Eileen King
Patricia Sue King
Court of Common Pleas
Logan youths fined for street fight in Mayor Friend's court
Judge fined Jack Sherman 19 Logan 15 with costs and Landin Bentley 19 Union Furnace and James Dorris 18 Union Furnace 10 with costs after a Tuesday night fight on E Main St. Dorris suffered a nose injury treated at Hocking Valley Hospital. Juvenile hearing set for Friday in juvenile court.
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LOGAN
Jack Sherman
Landin J. Bentley
James Dorris
Union Furnace
Roger Friend
E. Main St
Dorris
Hocking Valley Hospital
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Hocking County “Gallon Club
Homer Carter
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Howard C. St. Clair
James Hood
National Fireproofing Co
Lester O. Au‘rand
Williamsburg
Logan Heart Fund
Athens
Nelsonville
Sadie
Runyon
Zelan Lipper
Szes
Rolle
America
White House
Robertshaw
Ema
Cussins & Fearn Store
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N. Court Street
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