Logan Girl Scout Troops Set For Quannacut Camping Trip
Logan Girl Scout Troop 1 leaves for a three day stay at Camp Quannacut near Rockbridge with Troop 2 and leaders Mrs J R Hankison Miss Josephine Rusn and Mrs John Buntz. Troop 6 joins with leaders Mrs L A Riggs and Mel. Carl Gordon visited Camp Guannacut Thursday and Friday.
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Lester Derr
Tom Armstrong
D. O. Davis
Marian Martin
Marilyn Powell
Virginia Lee Evans
Jud) Arnold
Marilyn Armstrong
Jesse Lee Brown
Kay Cannan
Annette Davis
Myrna Derr
Shirle
Der
Marlene Griffith
Exelsa Oblnger
Charlotte Reider
Bonnie Jean Schrafler
Shirley Seel
Csanet Shaw
Nancy Walle
Mrs. Lucinda Primmer Bickell Dies at 90 in Hocking County
Mrs. Lucinda Prim er Bickell aged 90 died Sunday afternoon at her daughter’s home near Llesboro after a period of failing health. She spent most of her life in Hocking County with ten years in Kansas. Survived by numerous Primmer descendants, Rose family, siblings and Nihiser brothers, 27 grandchildren, 21 great grandchildren, and 3 great great grandchildren. Funeral services Wednesday at Mt Pleasant Church with burial in Mi Pleasant Cemetery.
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Mt. Pleasant
C B Lees
Haydenville
Chesser
Heinlein
Mi Pleasant
Hospital Notes Of Logan Area Hospital
Logan area hospital notes include patients under treatment for a hip fracture after a fall near Logan and a long stay for Mrs. William Stone at Hocking Valley Hospital. A baby boy weighing eight pounds and three quarters was born at Hocking Valley Hospital to Floyd Brown and his wife. Fred Malone and Charles Campbell were admitted to HWV Hospital for treatment, and Mrs. Floyd Angle and infant daughter and Mrs. Ralph Farmer and infant son were dismissed.
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Gibsonville
Wiliam Stone
Hocking Valley Hospital
Logan
Floyd Brown
Corning
Fred Malone
Haydenville
H VV
Charles Campbell Logan
HWV
Floyd Angle
Ralph Farmer
Logan Gas Manager Receives Promotion
Logan William T Clapp, longtime appliance salesman and manager at the local gas company office, is promoted to the Toledo office as commercial equipment specialist. District manager F W Phillips announced the move made Friday. Clapp will lead a selling program for commercial heavy duty cooking equipment covering Mansfield, Fremont, Elyria, and Toledo. He departed Sunday to start Monday’s duties. the Clapp family will stay in Logan at 799 North St. for now.
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Logan
Willliam T Clapp
Toledo
F. W. Phillips
Athens
Clapp W Ll
Mansfield
Fremont
Elyria
Clapp
North St
Quarterly Conference at United Brethren Church
Logan Rev C Mo Bowman presided as conference superintendent at a Sunday evening Quarterly Conference. After reports from church organizations, Charles Barker and Ralph Walker were elected five year trustees. Walker and Clifford Hes were named to represent the church at the August annual conference at Chillicothe First U B Church.
Kiwanians to Hear Talk On History of Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club dinner will feature C Wood Bowen discussing The Early History of Logan. Event set for Tuesday at 6 p m in Logan Clay Product Clubrooms. Davis serves as program chairman.
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Logan
C. Wood Bowen
Kiwanis Club
Qtr
Davis
Logan Social Notes Doings in and around Logan area
Logan area society items include multiple weddings and social events. Thelma Gilbert and Doris Mendenhall wed in Palmyra and Pennsville with family as witnesses. Elizabeth Hansley and Otto Shaw marry near Rockbridge. Rita Tallahan and George Ward wed at Holy Rosary in Columbus with reception at Callahan home. Local clubs held meetings and parties, from Squaw Club at Elm Street to Chummy Bridge Club gatherings, birthday party for Barbara Jo Dicken, and visitors from Columbus and Richmond. Pirates tryout camp announced for next Friday at Perkins Field Warren Ohio with local residents attending.
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George Eberst
Midland Place
Rita Patricia Tallahan
Columbus
George Ward
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Southern Hotel
James Callahan
Wete Redenwalds
William Lytle
N. Walnut St
Logan
Lytle
Logan Pittssurgh
Pitts- Vern
Robinette
Burgh
James Spence Lakeworth
Perkins Field
Warren
Ohio
Warren Lanning
E. Main St
Erskell Wilkinson
Willard
Joe Wilkinson
Walnut St
Seven Drivers Fined In Logan Courts
Logan patrol arrests on Route 33 north led to mayor's court fines for seven drivers. Leroy Bittner Logan Edward Gaus Columbus and Raymond Kunkler were fined 15 plus costs for speeding or reckless operation. Bernard Evans Buffalo N Y pleaded guilty to permitting an unlicensed driver with a 5 fine and costs. Other locals faced similar penalties for related charges.
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LOGAN
State Highway Patrol
Route 33
Here
Leroy Bittner
Edward Gaus
Columbus
Raymond Kunkler
Bittner
Gaus
Kunkler
Bernard Evans
Buffalo
N. Y
Ohn C
300 Attend 4-H Gathering
Approximately 300 people attended the county 4-H Club picnic at Rachelmacher Park despite rain. A picnic supper was served at the shelter house and films were shown. Mrs John Morgan and 17 club members from Murray City attended. The Marion Town ship Club won a Friday softball game 19 to 11 against West Logan with Keath Hartman and John Yates noted. Next game set for Tuesday July 2 between Gere and Wardenville in Logan.
Kenneth Bright Discharged From Army in 15 Months in Germany
Sargent Kenneth Bright arrives in Columbus from Camp Atterbury after 15 months in Germany and discharge. met by Mrs. Bright, returning to Logan with cousin Richard Poling who was discharged at Camp Atterbury. Local selective service also lists multiple discharge notices from Camp Atterbury for June, with varied service lengths and hometowns.
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Logan
Kenneth Bright
Germany
Columbus
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Bright
Richard Poling
W Mam Si
Percy Jones Hospital
Ft. Custer
Mich
Ralph Miller Mosure
Logan Rt
Club Golfers To Shoot for Jackson Meet
Athens Country Club members will shoot their first 18 hole qualifying round for the Southeastern Ohio District golf tourney on Thursday July 11. The second 18 hole round will be held on Thursday July 18. Ten men can qualify for the Jackson tourney to be held July 27 28 29, club professional Leslie Coon reported. A stag dinner will be held Thursday night July 18. A players sale for the Pony tournament is set for July 21 on the Club course.
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Athens Country Club
Oho
Leslie Coon
Fullerton's Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr
A column notes Lennart Strand's San Antonio performance suggests record chances depend on him alone. It mentions track events, sprinters risking disqualification, and observations about football, plus a list of athletes' side ventures from Gene Ellenson to John Bullman, linking sports with diverse professions.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Sweden
Lennart Strand
Strand
San Antonio
George Fitch
Gene Ellenson
Miami Seahawks
Vic Francis
Brooklyn
Bill Schroeder
San Francisco 49Ers
Bob Kolesar
Cleveland Browns
Otto Graham
Ed Korisky
Los Angeles Dons
John Bullman
Brooklyn Dodgers
Coast Players Take Titles at Tristate Tennis Meet
In Cincinnati, No. 5 Wick Carter of San Francisco captured the men’s singles crown with a 6 0 6 1 win over top seed George Richards of San Diego. Virginia Wolfenden Kovacs defeated Shirley Fry to win the women’s singles 6 4 6 1. Fry and Mary Arnold Prentiss of Los Angeles won the women’s doubles 6 3 6 4, defeating Kovacs and Barbara Scofield of Hollywood. Carter teamed with Norman Brooks to take the men’s doubles 6 4 6 1 over George Ball and Glenn Gardner.
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Cincinnati
Wick Carter
San Francisco
George Richards
San Diego
Virginia Wolfenden Kovacs
Shirley Fry
Akron
Mass Fry
Mary Arnold Prentiss
Los Angeles
Mrs. Kovacs
Barbara Scofield
Holl
Wood
Cali
Carter
Norman Brooks
George Ball
el Paso
Texas
Glenn Gardner
New Orléans
Metz Fazio Tie In Open For Canadian Golf Title
Metz and Fazio finished tied after 18 holes of the Canadian Open at Beaconsfield Golf Club with 278 ten under par. The $600 side bet swung the final result as Fazio closed strong and Metz narrowly missed the 18th green by about 20 inches, chasing the championship worth 2000 to the winner and 1400 to the runner-up.
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Montreal
Dick Metz
George Fazio
Fazio
Metz
Beaconsfield Golf Club
Indians Near AA Lead After Sunday Wins Open Series
The Indianapolis Indians, 13 games back, win a Sunday doubleheader and open a three-game series with the Toledo Mud Hens. They’re within reach of overtaking St Paul as the top AA team by July and eye the All Star game in their city. Milwaukee hits 31 total, Louisville beats Toledo 4-1, second game halted in 10 innings to catch a train.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis Indians
Mudhens
Toledo
Indians
Columbus
St. Paul Saints
White Crest Leads League After 15 1 Victory Over Rauch's Bakery
White Crest moved atop the City Softball League with a 15 to 1 win over Rauch's Bakery, while Conrath’s rolled to a 12 to 2 victory over the Sportsman. Mulligan led White Crest with four hits, Hayes and Kalazeka held Rauch's to five hits, and early offense built a 6 to 1 lead.
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Rauch’s Bakery
Conrath
Sportsman
Hayes
Kalazeka
Rauch
White Crest
van Dyke
Hutchison
Mulligan
Grill
Rauch’s
Hawk
Cchoice
Reds and Dodgers Duel as Standings Shift Across Major League
Major League action on July Fourth week saw Dodgers pull ahead of St Louis with a 4-1 win over the Braves while the Red Sox widened their AL lead by routing the Senators 15-8. Bonham faltered as the A’s beat the Yankees 6-3. Tigers split against the Browns 1-0 and 3-2 in 10 innings. Phillies and Giants split, Reds and Cubs split a twin bill, and White Sox beat the Indians 7-3 before a 5-5 darkness-caused finish.
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Dyer
Redbirds
Brooks
St. Louis
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Flatbush Roliekers
Dodgers
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Hal Wagner
Sox
Senator Moundsmen
Nats
Ernie Bonham
New York
Philadelphia Athletics
Bronx Bombers
Detroit
Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Hal Newhouser
Philadelphia Phils
New York Giants
Phils
Schoolboy Rowe
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cubs
Reds
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
American Association Signs New Umpire James Hayes
Columbus report states President Hamey of the American Association signed James F. Hayes of Osbridge Massachusetts to umpire in the League Hayes served in the Navy in World War II and earlier worked as an arbiter in the International and Blackstone Valley Leagues His addition fills the umpire staff to ten and completes replacements amid a dispute over a suspension between management and Harrierhold and Lowesville.
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Columbus
H. Roy Hamey
American Association
James F. Hayes
Osbridge
Mass
Hayes
International
Blackstone Valley
Forrest Peters Hittan Steenaafe
Hamey
Harrierhold
Lowsville
Methodist Church Group Attends Convention in Lancaster Camps
Logan group of Methodist intermediates, led by Rev. C Manart, travels to the Lancaster Camp Grounds for the Intermediate Convention this week. Pianist Miss Lulu Baum, and named participants Jim Frazee, Jack Church, Carol Clapp, Carol Risch, Lois Carr, Lois Jones, Phoebie Newman, Ronald Brandon, and Evelyn Lanning are listed among attendees.
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Logan
Secunz
Methodist Church
Lancaster Camp Grounds
C Man Art
Lulu Baum
Toledo
Sarnger
Iil de Jeen Haas
Jim Frazee
Jack Church
Carol Clapp
Carol Risch
Lois Carr
Lois Jones
Phoebie Newman
Ronald Brandon
Evelyn Lanning
Bottle Shower Injures Four Fans at Crosley Field
Cincinnati manager Warren Giles vowed to prosecute the first bottle thrower after a fan-generated incident at Crosley Field. Four spectators were hurt as the Reds split a twin bill with the Chicago Cubs, winning the nightcap 4-3 after a 6-5 loss, amid 25 927 in attendance. Al Libke led the Reds with four hits in the second game, including a tying double in the eighth and the decisive run.
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Cincinnati
Warren Giles
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Reds
Crosley Field
Chicago Cubs
Giles
Cub
Hiram Bithorn
Bobby Adams
Adams
Big Hiram
Buthorn
Clyde McCullough
al Libke
Games Today Show Big League Action Across Cities
Columbus faces Louisville while Indianapolis plays Toledo in night games. Milwaukee travels to St Paul and Kansas City visits Minneapolis. Chicago hosts Detroit and St Louis meets Cleveland in night games with Philadelphia at Brooklyn and Cincinnati at St Louis also on schedule.
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New York
Boston
Washington
St. Henry
Chicago
Cleveland
Chandler
Detroit
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
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Louisville
Toledo
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Minneapolis
American Association Club
Pet. Harkins
Corinth
Carpenter
White Crest St
Minneapoli
Baker
Toledo Cn Heag
Conrath AB
L Pet
Rapp
Rice
Fark
Roberts
Ataamsey
Field
L. Rapp
T Hardman
API
Pet. Sportsman AB
Coury
Finsterwald
Tases
Hart
Meashington
Farley
Vanity
Adal Smith
L. David
O' Jones
American Association
Ndianapolis
Sporting Goods Shortage Expected This Year
Washington reports a booming demand for fishing hunting golf and baseball items while material shortages curb supply. The Commerce Department says most sporting goods will remain scarce through the year as buyers push up demand.
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Washington- GP
Commerce Department
St Henry to host tribute for famed baseball team
St Henry High School prepares a tribute featuring Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler as speaker Tuesday evening. Harold Emst whler of the Ohio High School Athletic Association is invited. St Henry, a two time runner up in state class B, achieved a first in this year's tourney with a triple play. The team has won 75 games and lost seven in the last five years.
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St.henry
A. B. Chandler
St. Henry
Harold W. Emstwhler
Ohio High School Athletic Associaton
St Henry
Aizpaw
T Ins
Caddies Strike At Fairlawn Club Over Wages
Akron scene reports caddies at Fairlawn Country Club striking for higher pay on a record weekend. Nonunion workers demand singles rise to 139 dollars from 1.35 and doubles from 2.10 to 2.80, as attendance targets loom.
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Akron
Saturna
Fairlawn Country Club
Birthday Anniversary Observed With Picnic
Logan honors the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Etta Burperry Lancaster with a Sunday picnic at Rising Columns. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Wetherall and sons Larry and Mike, Miss Margaret Cook, Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boyer and family, and Mrs. Robert Burberry of Lancaster.
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Logan
Etta Burperry
Lancaster
Rising
W. P. Wetherall
Joan Wetherall
Larry
Mike
Margaret Cook
Harry Boyer
Robert Burberry
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Judy Arnold
Elaine Seel
Jay Lawson
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Mona Jean Davis
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Wills
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Dicken
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Omer Deval
Logan Courts
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Warren and Sees Co
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Joseph Fagnespi
Franklin County
Lois Ann Marshall
Mr. Boston
NeBostox
Old Mr. Boston
Serer Devers Derlnees
Devin
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