E D Ricketts Rites Held At M E Church In Logan
Edwin D. Ricketts was honored in a Monday funeral at the Methodist Episcopal Church Logan with Pastor Amos L Heyde and Uncle Rev Thomas L Ricketts presiding. The service drew relatives and local professionals including Gerald Lanning who gave the eulogy. Active pallbearers from the Hocking County Bar Association included Judge Phil A Henderson and Eugene Wright. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery with a private residence service for Mrs Ricketts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Edwin D. Ricketts
Methodist Episcopal Church
Amos L. Heyde
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Thomas L. Ricketts
M. FE
Ashville
Hocking County
Walter Prather
Ricketts
Oak Grove Cemetery
Logan Falls Quiet as Residents Seek Outings After Weekend
People from Logan spent the late week away from town with many at Lancaster racing on Monday, others fishing at Buckeye Lake and the Muskingum River, and groups attending baseball at Red Bird Stadium in Columbus. Some visited relatives in other cities while Athens drew visitors Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lancaster
Buckeye’Lake
Muskingum River
Red Bird Stadium
Columbus
Athens
Logan Victims in Saturday Car Crashes
Two automobile accidents occurred in Logan Saturday evening with damage to cars but no injuries. Oren Smith of Columbus and F. O. Schilling of New Straitsville drove in one crash at Second and Mulberry, while Roy Smith and Paul Nutter of Green Township were involved in a second crash at Front and Norwood Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Oren Smith
Columbus
F. O. Schilling
New Straitsville
Mulberry
Roy Smith
Paul Nutter
Green Township
Norwood Sts
Wet Grounds Postpone Logan Junior Game
Wet grounds postpone Logan junior baseball game scheduled for Monday evening. If conditions improve, Nelsonville will play the State Auto Insurance team at the Fairgrounds at 6 this evening. Drain tile work at Chief tain Field continues to reduce surface water. games may resume soon. Mayme Well fractured right arm after slipping on a rug at her South High Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Nelsonville
State Auto Insurance
Fairgrounds
Chieftain Field
Mayme
South High St
Daughter Logan Born to Snyder Family in Jackson
Mr and Mrs Edward Snyder of Jackson welcomed a daughter at Cherrington Hospital on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Edward Snyder
Jackson
Cherrington Hospital
Protects Baby Hurts Arm in Stumble
Joan Nixon seven, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Vernon Nixon of Union Furnace, saved a younger child by carrying it and tripping over a dog, fracturing her arm. A Logan physician treated her injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Joan
Vernon Nixon
Union Furnace
Hold Schwall Funeral In Logan Today
Funeral services were held at Heinlein Funeral Home at 2 p m for Mrs. George Schwall who died at her St. Louis Michigan home after a long illness. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery. She is survived by her husband a daughter Lucille and a son Wayne both of St. Louis Michigan. She was a sister of John Hunter Green Township and a half sister of Edward Thompson Logan.
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Logan
Heinlein
George Schwall
St. Louis
Mich
Oak Grove Cemetery
Lucille
Wayne
John Hunter
Green Township
Edward Thompson
Logan Patrolman Hugh Little Goes On Duty
Hugh Little recently passed a civil service exam in Logan and earned a place on the patrol eligibility list. He performed his first service on duty Saturday evening and is expected to be assigned during Chief Lew Reynolds vacation trip.
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Little
Logan
Hugh Little
Lew Reynolds
Blosser Plans Retirement After Long Railway Service
Frank Blosser of the Hocking Valley and C and O railroads has filed for retirement with pension after many years as a section laborer. Last week John H Blosser retired after 35 years in a similar role.
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Blosser
LOGAN
Frank Blosser
Enterprise
Hocking Valley
C. and O
John H. Blosser
There Goes My Girl at Athena Theater starring Raymond and Sothern
A high voltage drama at the Athena Theater stars Gene Raymond and Ann Sothern as rival reporters in love. The film follows romance, newsroom rivalry, a missing nuptial, and a murder mystery in a serious mood for its era. Richard Lane plays the scheming editor with strong screen presence. A Spanish dance by Joan Woodbury adds club flair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Raymond
Ann Sothern
Girl
Athena Theater
Star News
Richard Lane
Joan Woodbury
Frank Jenks
Gordon Jones
Maxine Jennings
Bradley Page
Marla Shelton
Chester Clute
Charles Coleman
Alec Craig
Ben Holmes
Harry Segall
George Beck
Logan Brief Social Notes
Logan residents share visits over the weekend with relatives and friends. Notable guests include Carolyn Work of Cleveland and the Wrights from Cleveland, with other visits from families in Columbus Detroit Athens Oneonta Millington Indianapolis Newark and St. Clairsville. Several outings and a Smith Chapel reunion are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Work
Carolyn Work
Jack Wright
Cleveland
John Smith
Columbus
Minette
Mary McCray
Mae Brown
Roy Brown
Detroit
Russell Brown
N. Market St
Judson Shriner
Jane Ann
Glen Roy
Shriner
Edwin James
Leland Stokes
Athens
Louise Huffman
Charlene Huffman
Fred Heine
Betty
Massillon
Dorothy Foster
Gordon Reil
Gordon, Jr
Oneonta
N. Y
Clarence Ford
Ford
Bobby
Katheryn
Reil
William Kinsley
Bremen
FE. H. Harrold
Millington
Tenn
Logan
Earl Elberfeld
Martha Harrold
Indian Lake
Margaret Johnson
Frank Huddy
Nelsonville
Mildred Collins
Kenneth Johnson
Walter Gray
Ross Adcock
Mary Neville
W. B. Lacock
Dorothy Myers
Indianapolis
Mrs Johnson Hosts Dinner for Family Guests
Mrs Frank Johnson entertained Saturday evening for Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson and son Bruce of Toledo Mr and Mrs Bruce Johnson and daughter Florence of Detroit Mrs Roy Anthony daughter Eleanor and son Bob Mrs Carl Brown and daughter Betty and members of the hostess family The out of town guests left for home on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Johnson
Charles Johnson
Bruce
Toledo
Bruce Johnson
Florence
Detroit
Roy Anthony
Eleanor
Bob
Carl Brown
Betty
Durant and Dollison announce births in Columbus area
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Carl Durant on Saturday. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs George Durant. Mr and Mrs Bruce Dollison of Columbus announce the birth of a son also on Saturday. Dollison is a former Logan resident with many local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Durant
George Durant
Bruce Dollison
Columbus
Mr. Dollison
Logan
Marriage Announcement for Helen Brown to Max Disbennett
Mr and Mrs Robert Brown Logan announce the marriage of their daughter Helen to Max Disbennett. The ceremony was May 10 in Greenup Kentucky. Disbennett is son of Mrs O O Stephenson Gladwin Michigan. Mrs Disbennett recently left Elberfelds to join him in Gladwin where he works in an oil well supply store.
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Helen
Max Disbennett
Robert Brown
Logan
Greenup
Disbennett
0. O. Stephenson
Gladwin
Mich
Elberfelds
Former Loganite Dies In Columbus Sunday
Pearl Barnes age 64 formerly of Logan died in Columbus Sunday. Burial will be at Oak Grove Cemetery with services at 2:30 Wednesday at the grave. He is survived by sons Clarence and Carl in Columbus and by brothers Archie Barnes Logan and Charles W Columbus, plus sisters Mrs W L White Logan Mrs Ethel Knisely Columbus and Mrs Mary Welde Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Columbus
Pearl Barnes
Oak Grove
Clarence
Car
Archie Barnes
Charles W
W. L. White
Ethel Knisely
Mary Welde
Baltimore
Three Burn Victims Treated in Logan Area
Logan residents report burns from a discharged blank cartridge at a home near Old Man's Cave. Gray Norwood of Cincinnati, visiting, received a leg burn and was treated in Logan. A Dewey Howdyshell Jr. child sustained a powder burn from a firecracker, treated locally. Another powder burn affected Edward Slattery Jr. on N. Spring Street.
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Logan — Tuthill Gray
Norwood
Cincinnati
Pearl Rose
Old Man's Cave
Logan
Dewey Howdyshell
Edward Slattery
N. Spring St
Boat trip on Hocking River ends near Gallipolis
Logan Joe Gabriel and Hugh Keller of Logan started a week long outrigger canoe voyage down the Hocking River to the Ohio and then to Gallipolis shortly before noon Sunday. They launched near the S Mulberry Street bridge with a small sail aboard the craft.
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Logan
Joe Gabriel
Hugh Keller
Hocking River
Ohio
Gallipolis
S. Mulberry St
Dexter Social Notes Brief Update on Local Guests
Dexter residents and guests are listed visiting relatives and friends across nearby towns. The notes mention Barbara Ann Dulaney’s first birthday celebration, weekend visits by Marvin Davis from Akron, and multiple gatherings with the Fol den, Davis, Saxton, and Smith families. O. S. Davis is noted as ill, with a visit from Emmett Davis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
Chester Swearingen
Detroit
J. F. Bowles
Claude Dulaney
Barbara Ann
A. E. Plummer
Jean
Edward Plummer
Rutland
Mary Dulaney
Frank Young
Marvin Davis
Akron
Bert Davis
Charles Steele
Charleston
Luvanda Folden
Parker Run
Dale Grimes
Columbus
Lewis Saxton
Saxton
H. C. Smith
Harold Smith
Huron
Ed Minx
Emmett Davis
Race Davis
Side Hill
O. S. Davis
Thieves Active in Paris Auto Thefts Rise Daily
Paris police records show an average of 12 automobiles stolen daily in the city. Theft activity prompts calls for greater street patrols as authorities seek to curb the trend.
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Paris
M. E. Groups Hold Session At Coolville
The nominating committees of the M. E. Church of Coolville met with Rev. Dean at the home of Mrs. Ona Russell to appoint trustees and stewards for five circuit churches. Attending were A A Blackburn Clyde Scott and Mrs Ona Russell. The column also notes several local social visits and travels including trips to Leon W Va Nelsonville Zanesville Marietta and Chicago and a family visit from Lake St Marie to Quebec Canada.
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W’orch
M. E. Church
Coolville
Dean
Ona Russell
Torch
A. A. Blackburn
Clyde Scott
Asa Long
Leon
W. Va
James Long
Sutton
Alliance
Virgil Long
Rex Anderson
Billie
Ft. Hancock
N. J
Nelsonville
Zanesville
Marietta
Rose Windon
Fannie Romine
H. S. Dye
Lake St. Marie
Quebec
Can
Alma Mowery
Parkersburg
William Mowery
R. J. Miller
Agnes Combs
Wheeling
Dozzie Savage
Mary
Freda
Ada
Helen Gillilan
Chicago
Seattle
Wash
Vancouver Island
Alaska
California
Mexico
Nevada
Texas
Lucy Coleman
Washington, D. C
Bobbie
Lyle Dewees
G. W. Dewees
Charles Stout
Bethel Ridge
Jess Smith
Ethel Johnson
Belpre
Judge fines driver for negligence in road rage case
Justice D. McDonald says there are too many lunatics on the roads and fines Garnet Harry $500 after finding him guilty of negligence in a New Westminster accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Westminster
B. C
D. McDonald
Garnet Harry
Long Illness Proves Fatal to J. E. Struble
J E Struble age 72 died at his Logan Zanesville Avenue home after a five year decline in health He had lived in Logan many years formerly at Webb Summit He taught most of his life Survivors include his wife Rebecca and seven children Earl Walter James E Jr Charles Robert and others A brother Mrs Tillie Jones Final rites at Methodist Episcopal Church Wednesday at 2 pm burial in Oak Grove Cemetery
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Logan
J. E. Struble
Zanesville Ave
Mr. Struble
Webb Summit
Rebecca Struble
Earl
Walter
Columbus
James E. Jr
Charles
Robert
Dresden
Tillie Jones
Methodist Episcopal Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Travel party joins Wytheville visit and return
Logan Charles Wenn returned Monday from Wytheville Virginia after a Thursday visit. On Sunday he was joined there by Dean Dollison Robert Jurgensmier George Kaiser and Walter Guess. Verl Dollison joined the return trip home.
Spencer couple mark 49th wedding anniversary
Logan July 4 marked the 49th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Isiah Spencer of Coal Gate Ward Township. They are the parents of Deputy Sheriff Newton Spencer of Logan and lifelong residents of the district. Mr Spencer formerly worked in the Ward Township coal mines.
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Logan
Isiah Spencer
Coal Gate
Ward Township
Newton Spencer
Spencer
Funeral Services for Mrs Lillian Russell Held
Funeral services were held this afternoon for Mrs Lillian Russell aged 64 who died at her Washington Township home at 3 am Sunday after a period of influenza. The Ewing Church conducted the rites with burial in the nearby cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lillian Russell
Washington Township
Ewing Church
Vitamins for cattle industry grows in Toledo
A new facility is being built in Toledo to manufacture vitamin cultures for cattle and stock feeds. The project signals the start of a local vitamin culture industry supplying livestock feeds nationwide.
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Toledo
Nab 5 Crashers
Logan patrolman A F Evans stopped a red light crashing practice and arrested five offenders in one and a half hours Sunday evening. Everett Green of Chicago visits his parents at E Main St for a two week vacation. he is a chemical engineer with a Chicago firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Everett Green
Chicago
Lewis Green
E. Main St
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E. D. Ricketts
Gene Ymond
Ann Sot
Mary C. Duffy
The
Catholic Daughters of America
Bretton Woods
N. H
Americas
Gea Tee
Oat Akim Tamiroff
Maron Marsh Op
Wallace Ford
John Mills
Grace Bradley
Hens County Fairgrounds
Tony
Cline
Schwall
Durant Son
George Clark
Brussels
M. E
Quick's Drug Store
Lede
Enna
Court St
Urban Shoes
Dorothy Perkins
DeVilbiss
Zenner Store
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