Maytags edge Phi Sigs in Logan pitcher duel
In a standout senior league clash at Athletic Field, the De Oo Carpenter Maytags beat the Phi Sig team 4 to 3. Roy Scott allowed four hits with ten strikeouts, while Durward Branigan earned the win by stealing home in the final frame as Phi Sigs rallied with Patton, Sickles, and Branigan contributing key hits.
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Scott
Branigan
Jimmy Patton
Phi Sigs
Patton
Sickles
Pranigan
Adair
Snyder
Pas Hansel
Police Chief Shoots Cat After Neighbors Complain
Neighbors on West Front Street reported a crying cat in a tree for two days and nights. Police Chief Lew Reynolds shot the animal and also killed another cat at a Main Street residence.
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Logan
West Front Street
Lew Reynolds
Club Forms In Falls-Good Hope District
LOGAN Willing Workers organize a new 4-H Club in the Falls Good Hope District with Misa Blanche Coakley and Miss Mary Blum as advisers. Officers elected include May Hart president, Ida Coakley secretary treasurer, Edith Good recreation reader, and Gladys Starner 4-H reporter.
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Logan—Willing Workers
Falls-Good Hope
Misa Blanche Coakley
Mary Blum
Ivera
May Hart
Ida Coakley
Secretay Peteeasurer
Edith Good
Gladys Starner
Logan Man Never Misses Sunday School in Two Years
Frank Lanning of Logan has not missed a Sunday School session at the Nazarene Church for two years and seven months. Before moving to Logan he lived in Oroville for five years and traveled 11 miles each Sunday to attend the Mia class.
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Logan
Frank Lanning
The
Nazarene Church
Oroville
Three Divorces Granted by Common Pleas Court
In Logan three uncontested divorces were granted by Judge Harley M Whitcraft. Virginia Mowery won a cruelty based decree from John Mowery and resumed the surname Virginia Hunter. Naomi Fout received a neglect based decree against Russell Fout with custody of a minor child placed with the mother. Gaynor Griffith obtained divorce from Leonard Griffith for neglect and cruelty and was awarded custody. the defendant must pay $3 alimony and $3 weekly child support.
Stores Closed on July Fourth Announcement
Logan merchants announce July 4 closure for Chamber of Commerce. Groceries and meat market stay open until 9 p m. Hocking County liquor store closes all day but opens tonight until 10 p m.
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LOGAN
Chamber of Commerce
Hocking County
Whitcraft Upheld in Loomis Case Decision
The Court of Appeals in Chillicothe upheld Judge Harley M. Whitcraft and dismissed the petition in the Loomis v Roush case. It ruled no abuse of discretion in impaneling a jury on the last day of a term for a later-term hearing. Delta Theta Tau sorority held a private Riverside Club dance with 28 couples. Dutch Zimmers Orchestra provided music.
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Logan—Court of Appeals
William Loomis and Son
Roush Bros
Chillicothe
Harley M. Whitcraft
Logan—Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Riverside Club
Dutch Zimmers Orchestra
Silent Basement Fire at Hammon Bros Grocery
A small blaze was found in the Hammon Bros grocery basement on Main Street Tuesday evening around 9 30. Fire department alarms were sent and no damage occurred.
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Logan
Hammon Bros
Main Street
One-Pound Baby Grows Into 42-Pound Dancer
Barbara Jean Rowley, once a one pound newborn in Utah, has blossomed to 42 pounds. Now six years later she thrives as a cheerful child, shown here with her foster father L. D. Rowley in Provo, celebrated for her unexpected health and accomplishments in dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jean Rowley
Utah
Barbara
L. D. Rowley
Provo
Kiddies Enjoy Free Day As Logan Pool Opens
Logan held a free day at the Glenview Heights pool with many children taking their first swim of the season in the Allied 400000 gallon basin. Ramon Smith, a local high school athlete, was placed in charge by Service Director R. R. Loomis and will serve as lifeguard. New spring boards were installed by the service department.
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Logan
Glenview Heights
Ramon Smith
R. R. Loomis
Service
Logan City police adopt lightweight summer uniform
Logan City police switch to blue poplin shirt and trousers with black neckties. No coat is worn, aiming for neat appearance and comfort per Chief Lew Reynolds.
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Logan—City
Lew Reynolds
Local Bridge Club Guests Visit Area Friends
Carl Monroe from Cleveland visits old friends Mrs Hoyt Tribble Higginam from Conn arrives to spend time with her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Work and to see daughter Janet Ann Weymueller Glouster visits Miss Ann Bowen Mrs F Meade Bowen held a piano recital at her home with mothers and friends in attendance The program featured Miss Alice Colman Ruth Bliss Lois Heyde Phyllis Leonard Dorothy Doyne Wardwell Jean Weltner Ann Bowen Delores Lee Shirley Mooney Tommy Brehm and Jimmy Harburger The finale was Andante from Schuberts Unfinished Symphony performed on two pianos by Delores Lee Ann Bowen Shirley Mooney and Phyllis Leonard.
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Carl Monroe
Logan
Cleveland
Hoyt Tribble
Higginam
Conn
Robert Work
Janet
Ann Weymueller
Glouster
Ann Bowen
F. Meade Bowen
Minnie Louise Bowen
Alice Colman
Ruth Bliss
Lois Heyde
Phyllis Leonard
Dorothy Doyne Wardwell
Jean Weltner
Delores Lee
Shirley Mooney
Tommy Brehm
Jimmy Harburger
Logan Society Members Tour Heine Summer Home
Logan society members attend a Tuesday book club at Mrs. Clarence Heine's summer home near Ash Cave. Dinner at Scenic Inn lists members and committee assignments. Elizabeth Rockhold to visit, with relatives from Kingston RI and Chicago guests joining the Logan gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Heine
Ash Cave
Fred Hull
W. B. Lacock
Harold Chambers
Dallas Kinser
Emerson Poston
Sam Primmer
R. A. Henderson
Scenic Inn
Mra. Heine
Gibson Weymueller
Bernard Mc
Piano Recital Offered Hosts and Guests at Local Clubs
Miss Lizzie Kempel hosted the G. T. Bridge Club at East Main Street Monday with Mrs C W Schiede Sr and Mrs Rudolph Brown as guests. Tuesday she hosted the E Z Contract Club while Miss Emma Becker and Miss Sara Rockhold hosted a luncheon for guests including Mrs Allen Cole and others. The party visited Mrs Weinrich’s summer home and some swam in the pool after the afternoon drive.
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Lizzie Kempel
G. T. Bridge Club
East Main Street
C. W. Schiede, Sr
Rudolph Brown
Miss Kempel
E. Z. Contract Club
Emma Becker
Sara Rockhold
Logan Conkle Oils Triumph Wrapped by Torn Down Scoreboard
Logan Conkle Oils led Haydenville 20 to 3 in the sixth inning Tuesday evening before the scoreboard was torn down and the game terminated. No final result was reported.
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Logan~conkle Oils
Haydenville
Whitch
Rawson Rites Held Today for Mrs Ad die Rawson
Funeral services were held at 10 o'clock at Leonard Funeral Chapel for Mrs. Ad die Rawson 39 wife of C P Rawson who died from injuries suffered in a motor accident near Mt Pleasant Michigan. Burial took place at Fairview Cemetery. Her husband remains hospitalized with a broken pelvis and other injuries. Driver Scott Westbrook suffered fractured ribs and possible internal injuries. The couple were struck by another car and pitched 40 feet. Relatives from Mt Pleasant attended the Logan service and children stayed with their uncle William Erwin.
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William Poling
Emery Johnson
Helen
Mary
Clifford Erwin
Mt. Pleasant
Logan
William Erwin
More Names Drawn For Jury Service
Commissioner Nelson Delong drew additional jurors for the Joe Chivers case in Logan. The list includes Edward Nix Ward Township Annie Keller Logan Mrs Love Kammerling Carbon Hill Frank Adcock Green Township Mrs J R Ralston Logan Sam Montgomery Green Township Morris Vollmer Haydenville Ira Hillyer Nelsonville Rt. 4 Mrs William Knapp Logan Laf e Handyshell Gore Mrs Elizabeth Cropper Rockbridge Bert Andrews Moray City Walter Hoey Laurelville Mrs M J Cole Logan and David Weidner Marion Township.
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Logan
Lafe Handyshell
Gore
Elizabeth Cropper
Rockbridge
Bert Andrews
Moray City
Walter Hoey
Laurelville
M. J. Cole
David Weidner
Marion Township
Legionnaires Elect Convention Delegates
Logan Post of the American Legion elected delegates for the district convention at McArthur on July 28 and the state convention in Dayton. Commander B. W. Wright and Frank Judy were named delegates with Charlie F. Barker and Walter Huffman as alternates. The post endorsed Sam Cobb for state commander and Barton A. Hall for district commander and voted to ask the band to travel to McArthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Logan Post
American Legion
McArthur
Dayton
B. W. Wright
Frank Judy
Charlies F. Barker
Walter Huffman
Sam Cobb
Columbia
Barton A. Hall
Playground Promoters Visit School Officials
A delegation from Hocking County met with the Emergency Schools Department to resolve delays in a county wide playground program. Participants included Cheater Miller, F O Cooper, Ray McGovern, Mia, Harry Thomas, Mrs. William Sayre, and J W Coleman.
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Logan
Hocking County
Cheater Miller
F. O. Cooper
Ray McGovern
Mia
Harry Thomas
William Sayre
J. W. Coleman
Dairymen Must Obtain State Licenses Under Burke Act
Dr. W B Lacock health commissioner says under Burke act all dairymen selling milk from more than one cow must obtain a state license. Licenses are issued by the health department office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
W. B. Lacock
Health Department
Noble couple welcome daughter Vivian Lucille Logan
Mr and Mrs Adrian Noble of Logan Rt 1 announce the birth of their daughter Vivian Lucille born on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Vivian Lucille
Adrian Noble
Logan Rt. 1
Logan Visitor Carl Monroe Logs Cleveland to Logan Visit
Carl Monroe Logan from Cleveland arrived in Logan on Monday for a brief stay with friends. He formerly lived in the city on Mound Street.
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Logan
Carl Monroe
Cleveland
Mound Stret
Contempt Case of Herman Rollison Continued to July 18
Herman Rollison of Roseville appeared before Judge Harley M. Witcraft on a contempt citation and had the case continued until July 18.
Thief steals screen door from company house
A thief took a screen door from a company house at Union Furnace Monday, reported to Sheriff Joe Farbearn.
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Logan
Union Furnace
Joe Farbearn
Westinghouse Clinches First Half Pennant
Logan forfeits game against Westinghouse after no show at game time. Umpire declares forfeit and reports to Barton A. Hall, league president. Westinghouse improves to seven wins and three losses, sealing the first half pennant while Cookie Oil and Godmans each stand six and four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Camp Hocking
Westinghouse
Barton A. Hall
League
Cookie Oil
Godmans
Former Resident Dies in Columbus After Auto Accident
Logan Alonzo Hayman 52 former local resident died in Columbus Monday from injuries after being struck by a automobile. He once worked at Hocking Valley car shops and was brother to Elmer Hayman. Wife Mrs Nellie Hayman and a son Carl survive.
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Logan
Alonzo Hayman
Columbus
Hocking Valley
Elmer Hayman
Nellie Hayman
Carl
Scout Rally Friday at Troop 183 Cabin Near Rockbridge
Hocking County Scout rally and court of honor set for Friday at Troop 183 cabin near Rockbridge Route 31. Scouts assemble at 7 for a pool swim, then a campfire at 8 with Troop stunts games songs and other features followed by the county court of honor open to the public.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Rockbridge
Hocking County Court of Honor
Logan Camp Triumphs Over Eagles In Recreation League
Logan Camp defeated the Eagles 4 to 0 Tuesday evening in the Logan Recreation League.
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Logan
Camp Logan
Eagles
Fourth of July Fire Injures Girl in Upper Sandusky
A Fourth of July sparkler set ablaze the clothing of six year old Martha Lee Reber, resulting in severe burns. Paramedics transported her for medical care as authorities investigated the incident.
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Upper
Sandusky
Martha Lee Reber
Wauseon Coroner rules death by own action in Bayes case
Coroner H M Warner returns a verdict of death by poison in the case of Frank Bayes aged 61. The ruling cites self inflicted poisoning as the cause. Local authorities note no foul play suspected in the WAUSEON incident.
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Wauseon
H. M. Warner
Frank Bayes
Charles Reasoner Dies In Columbus Tuesday
Charles Reasoner, 51, died at his Columbus home Tuesday after several years of ill health. He was a son of the late I. C. Reasoner formerly of Logan. Surviving relatives include Mrs. Grace Michel, Mrs. Charles A. Larimer, Walter Reasoner of Logan, and siblings Mrs. Florence Womeldorf Bert and Klarry Reasoner of Columbus.
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Charles Reasoner
Columbus
Logan
I. C. Reasoner
City
Grace Michel
Charles A. Larimer
Walter Reasoner
Florence Womeldorf
Bert
Klarry Reasoner
Roads Ready For Holiday
Logan Hocking County motorists may travel freely during July 4 with no new road surface work delaying trips. Earl Harris of the state highway department says substantial surface treatment is planned across the county within two weeks, starting on Route 75 East and the New Straitsville Road toward the Perry County line, with Route 374 from Rockhouse to Old Man's Cave also slated for work.
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Logan
Hocking County
Earl Harris
Marietta
Division Ten
State Highway Department
J. R. Ralston
Harris
Ward
Logan Corporation
Perry County
Oroville
Rockhouse
Old Man's Cave
Old Track Rivals To Compete on July 14
Logan fair grounds set July 14 for Hocking Valley Motorcycle Club races featuring rivals Rody Rodenberg of Indianapolis and Bill Carpenter of Lancaster in two four mile and two six mile events. Orville Burgess, club secretary, promises a new relay race and a plank riding contest as additions to the program.
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Logan
Fairgrounds
Hocking Valley
Logan area residents and visitors noted in local notices
Logans Tuesday and Monday visitor list includes Paul Nunemaker Akron visiting A. J. Nunemaker and relatives. Columbus residents Mrs. H. R. Harrington and daughter Jeanette and Mrs. Rollin B. Harrington headed to Logan. Cardington’s Edward Beck closed a lease for his North Street home with H. H. Sands. Regulars and relatives mentioned include Rev. and Mrs. Amos L. Heyde, Mrs. W. B. Lacock, John Neville’s Joliet death, and local divorce petition for Kathleen Barnes plus D A Rannelis ongoing government treatment slight improvement.
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Paul Nunemaker
Akron
Logan
A. J. Nunemaker
H. R. Harrington
Jeanette
Columbus
Rollin B. Harrington
Wichita
Kan
Edward Beck
Cardington
North Street
H. H. Sands
Weinrich
North Spring Street
Norwalk Widow Slaying Suspect Held Without Bond
Ethel Ed Lamphier 45 of Norwalk charged with first degree murder in the death of neighbor Katherine Wilde 67. Lamphier a nightwatchman and alleged ex convict remained silent about the slaying after arrest six hours after the discovery of the battered body. A grand jury special session was set for Tuesday July 2.
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Norwalk
Ethel
B. Lamphier
Katherine Wilde
Lamphier
Crude Price Plunge Signals Local Oil Drop
The Pennsylvania grade crude prices plunged again, lowering per barrel value in the region after a period of stagnation. Wells at Preston City and nearby on state land reached about 2000 feet, with drilling progress noted amid coal-related land ownership. An auto collision near Gibisonville injured no one, as Sheriff Joe reported.
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Logan
Pennsylvania
Preston Oi Ce
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Kenneth Wright
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Alfred Campbell
Seth Sloan
Arthur Dellmatch
Tiesboro
Robert Green
Cynthiana
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Ruby Adams
St. Louis
O. A. Kelch
Carl Schmitter
Joseph Hammer
Chicago
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Schmitter
Adam Mahoney
Rawson
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Scout Rally
D. DD. Bridge Club
D. D. Bridge Club
M. H. Cherrington
Vern Bowen
A. T. Spears
Byron Wolfe
the Consumers Brewing Co
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Ohio
Logan Peo
Otto Speilman
Amos L. Heyde
John Neville
Joliet
Ray Work
Etna
Jean Alten
Helen Belt
Monkari
Crooksyi
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Aga Barnes
Fanny Pierce
Jersey
O. C. Pierce
D. A. Rann
D. A. Rannelis
Paci
Clover Farm
Gibe Gibisonville
Fred Fel Einnati
Rouse
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Athens National Bank
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