Logan approves 115 009 appropriation for city offices
Logan city council approved the annual current expenses appropriation totaling 115 009 46 dollars at the first regular meeting. A resolution renewed the emergency contract with the Hocking County Board of Health for health services at 1500 dollars yearly, with monthly 124 dollar installments. The meeting also discussed a FWA non interest loan plan for a future sewage disposal project and several street light and wage requests were referred to committees.
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Logan
Hocking County
Federal Works Agency
City Solicitor and Finance Committee
Ohio U Defeats Muskingum 58 51 in Narrow Victory
Ohio University edged Muskingum 58 to 51 to hand the latter its third loss in a row. The brief sports item notes the score and outcome of the game, highlighting Ohio U as the winner in the matchup.
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Messenger Sports
Ohio U
Muskingum
Bobcat Height Edges Muskies In Home Court Victory
The Ohio University Bobcats defeated Muskingum College Muskies 58 to 51 in Athens. Bobcats led 27 to 22 at halftime and stretched ahead late with key scores from Bob Dickey Kenny Walters and Fizz Miller. Dickey topped with 17 points, Walters 14, while Muskingum’s Kukura led with 22 and Lunan added 12.
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Phil Hallman
Ohio University Bobcats
Buckeye
Muskingum College
Muskies
Bobcats
St. John’s Quint
Madison Square Garden
U of Kentucky Wildcats
Kenny Walters
Bob Dickey
Muskingum
Dick Lunan
Dickey
Walters
Cats
Fizz
Miller
Russ Gregg
Little Russ Gregg
James Davis
Kukura
Sayre
Gregg
BO O'Brien
Krunfawl Af Balile
Athens Weather Chatter Highlights January Golf at Country Club
A lighthearted Athens column blends weather quips with golf at the Athens Country Club. Names like Clark Biggins Ray Shepherd Ralph Dupler George Smith and Don Barr appear as local players enjoy an unseasonably mild start to the year. The piece notes a New Year chill then a 72 degree swing and quotes players praising the game and noting fast dry greens.
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Athens
Ralph Dupler
Don Barr
Athens Country Club
Skipun
C. N. France
Clark Biggins
Ray Shepherd
George Smith
L. W. Roberts
Charlie O'Blenness
Fred McKay
J. D. Haskins
Mr. Roberts
College and small school basketball scores grid
Ohio Capital University defeated Lockbourne Army Air Base 58 to 24. Ohio U topped Muskingum 58 to 51. Miami U vs Ohio Wesleyan 5 to 5. Fort Wayne General Electrics defeated Defiance 52 to 0. Westminster Pa 52 over Geneva 41. N.C. State beat Davidson 43 to 37. Alabama 44 over Georgia Tech 37. Bethany W Va 63 over Salem 52. Tulane 55 defeated Southwestern Louisiana 43. Illinois Tech 73 over Illinois State Normal 53. Central Michigan 71 over Calvin 47. DePauw 49 over Wabash 45. Illinois Wesleyan 45 over James Kiln 32. Idaho 35 over Oregon State 18. Oregon 48 over Idaho 35. High school results include Pomeroy 33 over Nelsonville 25 and 29 to 6. Logan 36 over Jackson 2. Logan 21 over Jackson 19. Athens 37 over Middleport 25. Athens 413 over Middleport 6. Wellston 36 over Gallipolis 28. Wellston 31 over Gallipolis 30.
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N.C. State
Davidson
Alabama
Georgia Tech
Bethany
W. Va
Salem
Tulane
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
Illinois Tech
Illinois State Normal
Central Michigan
Calvin
DePauw
Wabashao Ilinois Wesleyan
James Milkin
Idaho
Orexton
Pomeroy
Nelsonville
Reoives
Logan
Jackson
Athens
Middleport
Wellston
Gallipolis
Wellston Edges Gallipolis Quint 38-26
Wellston Golden Rockets defeated Gallipolis Blue Devils 38 to 26 at Gallipolis with a 10-8 first quarter edge and a 15-13 halftime lead. Gallipolis top scorer was Don Robinson while Wellston’s Tommy Pope led visiting scorers. the Wellston reserves won 31-30 in a tight junior varsity contest.
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Ling Neal
Gallipolis
Wellstor
Golden Rockets
Blue Devils
Wellston
Don Robinson
Tommy Pope
Blue Devil
Russell Wood
Wes Thomp
Middleport
Middleport Yellow Jackets
Athens Bulldogs
Middleport Gym
Yellow Jacket
Athens County
Bulldogs
Yellow Jackets
Pomeroy Panthers
Jackets
Forrest Bachtel
Joe Bailey
Pomeroy
Harry Wellston
Evans
Willis _ Rousey
Athens
Hutchinson
Rupert
Thompson Rousey
Smith
Huffman
Liller
Moore
B. Johnson
Short
Rousey
Robinson
Jing
Ashley
V- Johnson
Bailey
Surface
Kelly
Fultz
Kenennedy
Middeport
Tolson
Flowers
Byera i Oe
J. Kell
Dites
Anthony
iTotais
Kauf
Dudding
J Ervin
Becker
Toison
Finners
Middienort
J. Bailey
Ashiev
Bingham
Athens Moore
Fyans
Poisey
E Kennedy
Moa Coursey
Finsterwald
Gall
Middlewort
Brown and Stewart
Service Men Of Hocking County Honor Roll
The Selective Service Board announces honorable discharges for men of Hocking County. Listed are Pfe Harold Kraft of Lancaster with over 14 months service as Storekeeper (D 2-c Winford Dumm) Laurelville, T-3 Charles Breaks Logan over one and a half years, T-5 Thomas Walsh Logan over 22 months, Pvt Berman Knece Laurelville over 37 months, Ship's Serviceman (L) 3 c Paul Goss Logan 4, T-Sgt William Daugherty Logan over six and a half months, T-4 Clyde Bainter Rockbridge over five months, Coxswain Willard Burns Logan, Joseph Sabo Murray City, S Sgt James Kessler Bremen.
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Selective Service Board
Pfe
Harold Raymond Kraft
Lancaster
Winford
Dumm
Laurelville
Charles Thomas Breaks
LoGan
Thomas Edward Walsh
Pvt Berman Hansel Knece
Paul Edward Goss
William John Daugherty
Clyde Coyle Bainter
Rockbridge
Willard Carr Burns
Joseph Frank Sabo
Murray City
James Herman Kessler
Bremen
City Police Investigate Theft at West School
Logan City police probe a break in at West School Building where desks were ransacked and $25 is missing from the office. The discovery came as the custodian found a coal chute entry and a forced office door lock.
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West School
Logan
Mary Coonor
Baker Returns To RCA Position In Camden
Jack Baker, son of County Commissioner and Mrs. Stanley Baker, returns to duty in the RCA sales department in Camden New Jersey after wartime service. Mrs. Baker and daughter Sherry will join him soon.
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Logan
Jack Baker
Stanley Baker
Camden
N.J
R.C.A
Baker
Sherry
Navy Man and Wife Welcome Twins at Gibbons Hospital
Logan Seaman and Mrs Joseph Bachus of Logan are parents of twin boys Roger James and Ralph Edward born at Gibbons Hospital Tuesday evening. Father stationed at Great Lakes recently arrived in the states. Grandparents listed include Mr and Mrs John Bach and Mr and Mrs Ed Funk. First twins at the hospital. Also notes a January 8 marriage license issued in Logan to William R Sparks and Mary J Norris.
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Logan
Seaman
Joseph Bachus
Bernice Funk
Gibbons Hospital
Roger James
Ralph Edward
Roger
Ralph
States
Great Lakes
John Bach
Gallagher Ave
Ed Funk
William R. Sparks
Army
William Sparks
Nelsonville Rt2
Mary J. Norris
John Norris
Nelsonville Rt. 2
Clay Plant Officials Elected
Logan Clay Products Company stockholders elected directors William Pfeiffer Ira Krumrog Akron W V Marks William Mowery John Collins E K Sheffield Barton A Holl all of Logan. They chose E K Sheffield president and general manager William Pfeiffer first vice president Barton A Holl vice president and sales manager and Fred Jurgensmier secretary treasurer.
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LOGAN
Logan Clay Products Company
William Pfeiffer
Ira Krumrog
Akron
W. W. Marks
William Mowery
John Collins
E. K. Sheffield
Barton A. Holl
First To Claim Bounty On Slain Foxes
Logan sheriff Floyd Duffy said the first Hocking County residents to claim the fox bounty were John Lavely of Starr Township with one fox and Gale Kiine of Laurel Township with ten feet. The county pays $2 for each set of four feet.
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Logan
Floyd Duffy
Hocking County
John Lavely
Starr Township
Gale Kiine
Laurel Township
Rotary Holds Last Meet at White House
LOGAN The Logan Rotary Club held its last regular meeting at the White House Monday evening with future gatherings at other venues. The January 14 meeting will be at St John Parochial School hall on N Market St. Dr H M Boocks planned this week's program. Harry L. Smith presented it in his absence. Harley Meyer outlined the Hocking County Fair Board and noted the 1945 Fair was financially successful. Guests included county officials such as Auditor Harry Smith, Commissioners Stanley Bak L Smith, James L Martin, and Andrew Friday plus Rheinscheid. County Commissioner members Fred Fitzgerald and Claude Chrisman were mentioned. Smith was described as Republican and long-time local auditor. Smith visited Columbus for tax filing instructions related to personal property returns due Feb 15–Mar 31, 1986.
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Logan
Logan Rotary Club
White House
St John Parochial School
N. Market St
H. M. Boocks
Harry L. Smith
Harley Meyer
Hocking County
Harry County
Stanley Bak
L. Smith
James L. Martin
Andrew Friday
Rheinscheid
Roy
Mr. Smith
Funk
Harold Kessler
Reithe
Kenneth
Fred Fitzgerald
Hull
Claude Chrisman
Smith
Logan Manufacturing Company
Hacking County
The
Red Cross
City Board of Education
Columbus
Tax Commission
State Auditor
State Auditor’s Office
Bowen Funeral to Be Held on Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs. Lucy Rochester Bowen who died Monday at her Market Street home will be conducted by Woodard Funeral Directors Thursday at 2 p m The Rev John Lloyd Evans of Nelsonville Presbyterian Church will officiate Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery Mrs Bowen a pioneer of Logan and noted musician served over 50 years as organist for Logan Presbyterian Church resigning at age 80 Surviving are six children 14 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren
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Logan
Lucy Rochester Bowen
Market St
Woodard
John Lloyd Evans
Nelsonville Presbyterian Church
Oak Grove
Bowen
Logan Presbyterian Church
Report of the Condition of the Security Savings Bank Co
The bank reports loans and discounts totaling 3010 with balances in process of collection. It lists bank premises owned valued at 72000 and other assets including real estate and securities. The statement reflects standard bank balance sheet items and asset categories with partial figures and formatting errors.
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Security Savings Bank CO
United States
Balancr
S&s
Astell F. Wineale
Janus
Viola B. Lewis
Logan Arrest, London Man Fined for Reckless Driving
Logan Ar rested Monday night in connection with reckless driving charges against Jon Logan of Main Street. Eugene Johnston of London was arraigned before Mayor Denzil Weltner Tuesday morning and found guilty, fined five dollars plus costs. In Athens Miss Wilhelmine Deisele of N Walnut St visits Mrs L L Deissele and her son. Photo showing John Deissele on furlough en route to Greensboro, NC from Chanute Field.
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Logan
Jon Logan
Eugene Johnston
London
Denzil Weltner
Athens
Wilhelmine Deissele
N. Walnut St
L. L. Deissele
Pic
John Deissele
N.C
Chanute Field
Final Day for Dog Tag Purchase Announced
Logan County Auditor Harry L. Smith warns January 20 is the final day to buy dog tags without penalty. After that date a $1 penalty applies to owners whose dogs are not tagged on the 20th.
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Logan
Harry L. Smith
Birth Announced for Wilson Family in Logan
Mr and Mrs Ernest H Wilson of Logan announce the birth of a daughter at Gibbons Hospital Tuesday morning at 6 30 The infant weighed seven and one half pounds The couple also has a son four years old Mrs Gattha Searles and her infant daughter were taken home from Gibbons Hospital in Logan Tuesday
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Logan
Ernest ‘H. Wilson
Gibbons Hospital
Wilson Jhare
Gattha Searles
Fullerton's Sports Round-Up Highlights Coaching Debates
A collage of sports notes from Doug Mills and Joe Lapchick arguing college basketball venue ethics, Benny Friedman securing civilian jeep distribution, and Larry MacPhail eyeing a Yankees move. Highlights include Bingh(amp)ton managers rising and Roy Hamey, Ray Kennedy, and Gene Martin advancing in baseball roles.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Doug Mills
Illinois
Joe Lapchick
St. John’s
Brooklyn
Lexington
Kentucky
Benny Friedman
Michigan
Larry MacPhail
Yankees
Isthmus
Panama
County Roars For Needed Repairs
Logan-Hocking County Commissioners and County Engineer Orla Wolfe inspected county roads on Tuesday to assess spring repair needs.
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Logan
Hocking
Orla Wolfe
Future Farmers Plan Father Son Banquet
Mr Harold Saxton adviser attended the Future Farmers of America meeting in the Vocational Building. Jack North president led a report on securing letters and emblems. Saxton offered suggestions for the Father and Son banquet to be held in the near future. Next meeting set for January 22.
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Logan
Harold Saxton
Future Farmers of America
Jack North
Saxton
Capital and Miami Victors Last Night
Capital University remained undefeated in the Ohio Conference with a fourth straight win, 75 to 24 over Lockbourne Army air base. Muskingum lost 51 to Ohio University, while Miami University beat Ohio Wesleyan 62 to 36. Defiance fell 74 to 52 at Fort Wayne. Ola Smith led Capital with 20 points, including 10 field goals and five free throws.
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Capital University
Ohio
Victoria
Cap Cagers
Lockbourne Army Air Base
Straigh
Brownie
Capita
Muskingum
Muskies
Ohio University
Ohio U
Miam University
Ohio Wesleyan
Mamnow
Wesleyan
Defiance College
Wayne General Electric
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ola Smith
South Pacific Veteran Arrives in States
Chauncey Leslie and Hattie Jones Coon announce their son Jack D. Coon arrival in the United States from the Radar Department in the South Pacific after three years of service and an expected discharge soon. Their other son Gene remains in England and Junio Coon in the Air Corps has received an honorable discharge. nephews of local Riverside families Mrs Carri Channel Mrs Helen Nelson and Mrs Rebecca Harrison of Th Plains. Their son in law Very Whetstone husband of Hele Coon Whetstone, with the military Police Force, remains stationed in Birmingham Alabama.
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South Pacific
States
Chauncey
Leslie
Hattie Jones Coon
Jack D. Coon
Radar Department
Gene Coon
England
Junio Coon
Air Corps
Carri Channel
Helen Nelson
Rebecca Harrison
Th Plains
Coon
Very
Whetstone
Hele
Coon Whetstone
Militar
Birmingham
Ala
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Arthur Miller
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