Logan Woman Maude Baum 67 Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Maude Baum of Logan died at 3 a.m. Wednesday at 487 East Front Street after a long illness. Born in Philo, she lived most of her life in Bremen and moved to Logan 15 years ago with her husband George Baum. They celebrated their golden anniversary in March 1951. Survived by husband, three sons Charles Baum Massillon Arthur Charleston W V William Three Rivers Mich. two daughters Beatrice Hagan Logan Iva Baker Columbus. a sister E R Whitlock South Vienna. two brothers Fred Moore Follansbee W V Ross Kimmel San Francisco. 14 grandchildren including Arlene Robb and Monajean Wilkins Lancaster. four great grandchildren. Friends may call Leonard funeral home. funeral 2 p.m. Saturday with Rev. A. N. Grueser. Burial Grandview Cemetery Bremen.
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Philo
Muskingum County
177 Pints Donated During County Bloodmobile Visit
Logan Red Cross reports 177 pints collected at EUB Church. Volunteers totaled 190 with 13 rejected for minor illness. Since 1949 the program has made 17 trips to Hocking County, yesterday's effort exceeded the 125 pint quota by 52. Key groups contributing were National Fireproofing Co 32 Hocking Honor Camp 21 and Logan Clay Products 15. The memorial donation note honored Lawrence P. Mooney. Additional donors and companies are listed by name.
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Logan
Eub Church
Red Cross
Hocking County
Richard Gerken
Red Cross Blood
Dallas Kinser
Mary Thompson
National Fireproofing Co
Hocking
Logan Clay Products
Lawrence P. Mooney
Herbert Notestone
Laurelville
Lewis Levine
Morris Clouston
Conrad Clouston
Henderson Oliver
Lincoln Swaim
Donald Keels
Fred Gustin
Jerry Matheny
Leslie Grubb
Charles Vickers
Ronald Swain
Roy Glenn
Charles R. Vollmer
James Hood
John E. Dougherty
Samuel E. Mount
Homer Carter
Howard St. Clair
William H. Lehman
Christopher L. Crothers
Lawrence D. Oliver
James R. Ka
Donald L. Rivers
James W. Bonner
Ralph F. Wheeler
Howard Smith
Leland J. Matteson
Frank L. Gaus
Lloyd E. Gurney
Daniel F. Stewart
William G. Wiley
William Somerset
Morris J. Nesby
Book Club Elects New Officers In Logan Meeting
The Logan Book Club elected new officers at a Tuesday dinner executive meeting hosted by Mrs. Phil Tschappat. Gaffin became president, Abell vice president, Humphrey secretary, Perkins treasurer, with duties beginning in September. Guests and members, including Mrs. Margaret Brown, attended.
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Gaffin
Alfred Toombs
Margaret Brown
Orlando
Fla
Emerson Poston
Winifred Engle
Fred Murray
Kerwood Martin
Dallas Kinser
James Young
Fred Hull
G. R. Robinson
Bartelle Hamilton
Charles Davie
Tragic Prophecy Follows Logan Soldier in Korea Crash
Sgt. Joseph D. Cooper of West Logan and four signal corpsmen were killed when their truck went over a mountain pass in North Korea on December 6, 1951. Cooper survived with injuries and recalls the fatal plunge after awakening to a lurch and gunfire. He later recovered in Japan and at Camp Atterbury.
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Logan
Joseph D. Cooper
West Logan
Signal
Inje Pass
North Korea
Fourth Signal Battalion
Tenth Corps
Hongchon
Cooper
Japan
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Emma E. Parry
Europe
U. S Army
Signal Corps
Enlistees Return Home Delayed Orders
Logan Bob Kornmiller and Francis E Kuhn return to Logan from the enlistment center in Columbus. They were to receive orders Monday but were told Air Force bases are full. They will leave Jan 24 and expect to be stationed at Lackland Field San Antonio Texas.
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Logan
Bob Kornmiller
Francis E
Pete) Kuhn
Air Force
Columbus
Kornmiller
Kuhn
Lackland Field
San Antonio
Tex
Robert Clark Dies at 88 in New Plymouth Home
Robert Clark 88 died at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday at his daughter Ruth Williams’s home in New Plymouth Route 2. A retired coal miner born in Virginia he is survived by son Frank C. Clark Vermillion S D daughter Bessie Largent New Plymouth two brothers Joshua and Thomas Clark Nelsonville Route 2 and 23 grandchildren. Services will be 2:30 p.m. Friday at Asbury Methodist Church with Rev. Carroll Chesser officiating burial in the adjoining cemetery. Friends may call at the Williams home before services.
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Logan
Robert Clark
Ruth Williams
New Plymouth
Clark
Virginia
Frank C. Clark
Vermillion
S. D
Bessie Largent
Joshua
Thomas Clark
Nelsonville
Asbury Methodist Church
Carroll Chesser
Williams
Bloodmobile Staff Aides Land Donors
Logan Red Cross thanks all donors and helpers who made Wednesday's bloodmobile visit a success. Special acknowledgment goes to nurses Anna Gerken Eva Mock Jeanette Ruth Mary Coakley. aides Mrs. Arthur Mason Mrs. Robert West Mrs. Charles Eaton Jr and others. volunteers from the Tuesday Contract Club and Ogg and Beasley.
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W. D. Moore
Russell Montgomery
Donald Skiver
James Barker
Henry Dague
Paul Collison
Carl Brown
Joe Brown
George Schwenke
C. L. Wonn
Fred Keller
Claude Chrisman
John Lee
Otto Iles
Will Hansel
Ronald Schultz
Donald Schultz
Village Socials Record Care, Birthday, and Club News
Mrs Ida Beitelschies and Mrs Emma Deal help care for ill mother Mrs Lovsey at home. Theda Ritchie hosted a delayed birthday party for Norvella Mae South and honored Mrs Susan South. Attendees included Donald and Mildred Ritchie, Wadedene, Donnie, Norva and Souths children, Shirley and James Blackford. The Ladies Club met at Mildred Handley's home Jan 11 with an old fashioned taffy pull. Next meeting at Ethel Mae South’s in Athens, new member Mrs Helen Augustine. Attendees: Helen Hart, Gladys McClellan, Ethel McDaniel, Effie Conkey, Evelyn Smathers, Theda Ritchie, Mildred Handley, Ethel Mae South, Susan South, Helen Augustine.
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Ida Beitelschies
Emma Deal
Lovsey
Theda Ritchie
Norvella Mae South
Susan South
Donald Ritchie
Wadedene
Donnie
Norva South
Norvella
Shirley
James Blackford
Dog License Deadline Near in Hocking County
Logan dog owners must register by Saturday to avoid a penalty. The 1952 fee is $2 per dog. after Saturday a $1 penalty applies. Register at the county auditor in the courthouse with age sex breed hair color. Over three months and mass registration noted versus 1951 totals.
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Logan
Hockeing County
Hocking County
Audietor
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