Hocking County Escapes With No Auto Accidents
Logan reports a quiet Independence Day as Hocking County sees no highway accidents despite extremely heavy traffic on Route 33. Sheriff’s department city police and the State Highway Patrol note a full day of travel with rain interrupting celebrations and few visitors at the Logan Swimming Pool.
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Logan
Hocking County
Columbus
Sheriff's Department
State Highway Patrol
Logan Swimming Pool
San Cura Rectal Cones Offer Quick Piles Relief
New York sufferers of hemorrhoids are urged to try San Cura Rectal Cones a fast relief remedy advertised as safe without prescription. The sales pitch promises instant relief from burning itching and pain with lasting effects and a money back guarantee. Available as 12 cones for $1.50 at local Athens Pharmacy and Quick's Drug Store.
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New York
Athens Pharmacy
Quick's Drug Store
Money Stolen From Logan Home Dairy Office
Police report $35 taken from the Logan Home Dairy office Monday night. Entry gained by pulling a window screen. a small steel cabinet with the cash was removed. The cabinet was found in a cornfield near the plant by area youths. Change mostly in the money, turned in by milk route drivers. Discovery at about 6 a.m. when staff arrived.
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E. Main St
Circus Day In Logan Brings Al G. Kelly Miller Bros in town
Logan children anticipate an exciting afternoon and 8 p.m. show as the three ring Al G. Kelly and Miller Bros Circus arrives with 65 double length cars. The program includes aerial acts jugglers bareback riders a rodeo clowns and more according to circus officials.
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Logan
Fairgrounds
al G. Kelly and Miller Bros
Circus Oficials
Mobilization for War Could Set Speed Record
Washington report outlines the potential for a rapid U S mobilization if a master plan for wartime industry and manpower is enacted by Congress. Officials cite selective service, training reserves, stockpiles and radar networks as key factors in accelerating war readiness.
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Washington
United States
National Security Resources Board
NLRB
Congress
Defense Johnson
U. S
Pearl Harbor
Logan Store Manager Wins Recognition in Sears Contest
Sears Logan store assistant manager Frank L. Mantor is named one of five top assistants in the company. He led Logan to first in the Midwest 58-store territory with 167 percent of quota during a nine day contest. He will be honored July 10 11 in Chicago with other executives. Mantor, a Columbus native, has led the Logan store since 1945 after Navy service and a 1938 start with Sears.
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Logan
Frank L. Mantor
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Mantor
Mid
L. A. Riggs
Chicago
Riggs
Columbus
Sears
Laurelvill e nuptials and local notices in Ohio paper
On Sunday afternoon June 25 Miss Joyce Lee Alexander married Joe Robinette of Logan at the EUB Church with Rev. Raymond Welch officiating. The ceremony included attendant Mary June Wolfe. The couple will reside in Logan and work. Also noted are wedding attendees in Chilliothe St Marys Church and various local visits and club activities. Notice of appointment: Harry W. Fitch of Granville named Administrator of the Estate of Lillie E. Fitch deceased of Gouster Athens County. Creditors must file claims within four months.
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Laurelville
Joyce Lee Alexander
Joe Robinette
Logan
Raymond Welch
Eub Church
Alexander
Mary June Wolfe
Lillian Hoy
Lecca
Connie Hirsh
Anthony Gaus
St. Mary's Church
Chillicothe
Fred Milliser
Columbus
Maude Devault
O. L. Roades
Blanche Duden
Jean Shupe
Marjorie Shupe
Dayton
John Young
Russell Goade
Hugh Poling
Bob West
Les Amies
Jack Notestone
Edwin Notestone
Mickey
Texas
Claude Chilcote
Forest Frazier
Clarence Allison
Celesta L. Hoy
Harry W. Fitch
R. D
Granville
Lillie E. Fitch
Giouster
Athens County
Ohio
John F. Newcomb
Danville Social Notes Mixed with Legend of Japan
Local notes from Danville record hospital care for Mrs. Sanford Davis after a fall, visits by neighbors and 4-H candy fundraisers at Mary Dyke’s home, and family visits across towns. An abrupt line adds a claim that Jimmy Tenno was Japan's legendary first emperor ruling over 2600 years ago.
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Danville
Sanford Davis
Holzer Hospital
Sanford
Stanley Overly
Mr. Overly
Betty Farmer
Donna Strausbaugh
Willing Workers 4-H Club
Mary Dyke
Phyllis
Janice Williams
Mrs. Williams
Peebles
Will Price
Carrie Yager
Pomeroy
Denver Price
Everett Colwell
Golden Bells Club
Alma Hannahs
Ironton
Bill Bauer
Washington, D. C
Blanche McCauley
Amanda Thivener
Gallipolis
Marion Spires
Ruth Spires
Morris Brown
Eno
Gerald McFarland
Morgan Center
Reva Coy
Doris Oiler
Langsville
Helen Casto
Jimmy Glassburn
Gilbert Metheney
Jimmy
Carl Oiler
Ewington
Ralph George
Vinton
John Falkner
Jennie McMillen
Miller
Addie
Becca Wilcox
Dale McMillen
Gooch
Rio Grande
Mary E. Dyke
Jimmy Tenno
Japan
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Milton
North High Street
Columbus, Ohio
Lo Workers
cotLo
Logan Store
Rose Maer
Coca-Cola Company
Parkersburg
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Corette
Alomar
Orto Atyens
Brassieres
Chenille
Reguelar
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