Damage suit heard in Logan over 12000 dollars
A Logan jury was selected in a $12,000 damage suit in common pleas court. Mrs. Elizabeth Powers of Athens sues Marie Garey over a W Main Street collision, with medical testimony from two witnesses and multiple local attorneys and jurors listed.
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Logan
Common Pleas
Elizabeth D. Powers
Athens
Marie W. Garey
W. Main St
Garey
Powers
F. E. Weinrich
John Newcomb
Elmer Jacobs
Erskine
Jones
Eugene Wright
Harley Paxton
Alva Hankison
J. B. Waldron
Harry Sweazy
Chris Gompf
Vern Robinette
Sam Bailey
Mayme Wellman
Guy Shultz
Harley Hart
D. E. Nihiser
Charles Boch
Touring South Leads to Southward Tour Card Note
Are Touring South from Chattanooga The Messenger reports representative James Miller of this city sent a card to the paper. Mr and Mrs Miller and Mr and Mrs Noah Andrews of Mt Pleasant Mich have completed a tour of the South visiting eleven states and planned to visit Lookout Mountain in Chattanooga.
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Miller
Noah Andrews
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
South
Lookout Mountain
Chattanooga
Potts Named President of Hocking Educators Club
Potts of Gibisonville was elected president of the Logan Hocking Schoolmasters Club, succeeding J J Stone of Murray City. Floyd Pence became vice president and Delbert Davis the secretary treasurer. The banquet at Union Furnace featured Dr Ward G Reeder of Ohio State University and musical numbers by Union Furnace High School students.
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Logan—Hocking
Poetry Magazine LOGAN sent to Logan Library for another year
The Sing Quill Ohio Poetry Society publication was sent to the Logan Library for another year courtesy of Tessa Sweazy Webb. A letter received by librarian Hortense Gibson notes Webb recalled attending Miss Mary McCray, a library board member, in school.
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Logan
McClain Named To State Resolutions Committee
John R. McClain Starr township trustee was notified of his appointment to the resolutions committee at the state Trustees and Clerks Association convention. He serves as president of the Hocking County unit.
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Logan
John R. McClain
Starr Township
the Trustees and Clerks Association
McClain
Hocking County
Attorney Frank Redfern Injured in Fall at Adelphi Home
Attorney Frank Redfern of Adelphi sustained a leg injury after a fall at his residence a few days ago. He is receiving medical treatment.
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Logan
Frank Redfern
Adelphi
Local music dealer Lafe Hammond ill at home
Hammond, owner of SAFE in Hammond Illinois, became ill Saturday and remains confined to his residence.
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Hammond
Logan—Lafe Hammond
Logan to host Middleport in Southeast Ohio League doubleheader
Logan and Middleport Reserves lead the Southeast Ohio League with three wins and one loss each in Friday night game at Logan. Logan came up short 33 to 21 to Lancaster St Mary Tuesday, drawing 520 readers to the gym.
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LOGAN
Middleport
Logan Reserves
Lancaster St. Mary
Seven Placed in Class 1A by Logan Board
The Logan Selective Service Board spent Tuesday evening interviewing registrants before finalizing classifications. Seven individuals were definitively placed in Class 1A after questioning and review of eligibility, on January 30, 1947.
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Logan
Hog exhibition prompts sale in Hocking County
In Hocking County a 800 pound hog slaughtered by Enid Wolfe of Big Pine is offered for sale by Robert Smith who aided with the slaughtering.
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Logan
Hocking County
Enid Wolfe
Robert Smith
Farm Week meetings led by Smoot and Bennington at OSU
Logan Hocking County farm men and women attend daily Farm Week sessions at Ohio State University. Delegations are led by James R. Smoot and Ruth Bennington of the extension service office.
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Logan—Hocking County
Ohio State’s University
James R. Smoot
Ruth Bennington
Extension Service Office
Purrington to Preach Thursdays at St Paul Church
Beginning March 6 the Rev. R. G. Purrington will preach at St. Paul Episcopal Church each Thursday evening through Easter. The sermons will form a series with subjects to be announced later.
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David Davies
Texas
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