Logan's Delayed Pin Ball License Fight Halts Fee
Logan residents block a $60 annual license tax on pin ball and skee ball devices after Common Pleas Court Judge Harley Meyer grants a restraining order. George Thomas, owner of machines, argues the ordinance violates due process and Ohio tax limitations. Roger W. Friend, Logan mayor, faces challenge over enforcement and constitutional grounds. A separate measure setting a $25 annual license for juke boxes also takes effect.
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Logan
Common Pleas Court
Harley Meyer
George Thomas
Thomas
Phil Henderson
Roger W. Friend
Ohio
Logan Bride and Groom Wed in July Church Ceremony
Miss Florence Wright and Mr Robert Watkins wed at Kline Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church in Logan with a 3:30 PM ceremony. Attendants wore blue and pink gowns, a reception followed for 50. The couple will reside in Enterprise Ohio.
Logan Wind Sor Inboden Marry In Double Ring Ceremony
Miss Dortha J. Wind sor and Morill V. Inboden were married in a double ring ceremony Sunday July 4 at 2 p.m. at the home of the officiating minister Rev. C H Bennington pastor He is a WWII veteran who served four years with the Marines The couple planned a short wedding trip before resuming their employment here.
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Marinas
Early Norse bone ice skates tied with thongs
The oldest ice skates known are bone runners used by primitive Norsemen. They attached the bones to their feet with thongs to glide on frozen surfaces.
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Castile
1-H Camp Counselors To Meet and Picnic
Logan 4 H Club counselors attending the junior and senior camps at Tar Hollow will meet and picnic there July 13. Harold Ruggles, county agricultural agent, says the session includes camp duty assignments and transportation pickup at the Hocking County Courthouse at 12 30.
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Logan
Tar Hollow
Harold Ruggles
Hocking County Court House
Ruggles
Hocking DAY To Be Hosts DAV District Meeting
Logan Hocking County Chapter 68 of the Disabled American Veterans will host the combined 9th and 10th district meeting on July 18. About 20 counties are in these districts. Expected visitors include Albert S. Croy state commander of the DAV Bernard Southard rehabilitation director Sen Albert L Daniels state adjutant treasurer and H B Riley Ironton commander of the 9th DAV district.
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Logan—Hocking County
The
Disabled American Veterans
John Buchanan
Buchanan
Albert S. Croy
DAV
Bernard Southard
Albert L. Daniels
H. B. Riley
Ironton
Bern Township Budget Tentative for 1949 on File
The budget in tentative form for Bern Township for the year ending December 1949 is on file with the clerk. A public hearing will be held at the clerk’s home at 9 a.m. July 17, 1948. Lyle E. Harris, Clerk.
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Bern
S A.m
Hocking Hospital Notes in Logan Valley New Admits and Births
Recent admissions at Hocking Valley Hospital include Ed Clewell and Wesley Cannon from Logan with medical and surgical needs, plus Robert Risch Jerry Shunkwiler Charlene Eggleston. Birth announcements list Burns Hoy Hawes Skivers. Dismissals feature Mrs. Fiscus Newsad Phillips.
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Ed Clewell
Logan
Wesley Cannon
Robert Risch
Jerry Shunkwiler
Charlene Eggleston
Union Furnace
Willard Burns
Ray Hoy
Bert Hawes
Nelsonville
Mervin Skivers
Carbon Hill
Logan Widow Moriarity Died After Short Illness
Mrs Winifred Eliza Moriarity widow of William Moriarity died early Wednesday at her home 226 West Front Street after an illness of several weeks. Surviving are three daughters Mrs Rolland Schorr Miss Betty Moriarity and Miss Mary Ann Moriarity all of Logan a son Edward of Akron a sister Mrs Helen Chidester of Canton and two brothers Dale Hundley and Frank Sparks of Akron. Funeral services will be held Friday at 9 am at St John s Catholic Church with Fr Foy officiating and Oak Grove Cemetery interment. Friends may call at the residence until time of services.
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Logan
Winifred Elizabeth Moriarity
William Moriarity
Front St
Rolland Schorr
Betty Moriarity
Mary Ann Moriarity
Edward
Akron
Helen Chidester
Canton
Dale Hundley
Frank Sparks
St. John’s Catholic Church
Foy
Oak Grove
Funeral Services for Liberty Jinks Held in Laurelville
Liberty Dean Jinks 80 died at University Hospital. Funeral at EUB church conducted by Rev Raymond Welch. Survived by son Harley. four daughters including Mrs. Wilbur Elskin and Mrs. Ella Welshimer. Numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Community notices mention society meetings and social events from Laurelville.
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Laurelville
Liberty Dean Jinks
University Hospital
EUB
Raymond Welch
Jinks
Harley
Wilbur Elskin
Columbus
Ella Welshimer
Kingston
Helen Winner
Circleville
Mary Cunningham
Ventura
Calif
Margaret Chilcote
Les Amies
Madge Young
Gwendolyn Dent
Bob Bowers
S. E. Evans
Dorothy McClelland
Celesta Hoy
Judson Beougher
Evans
Orville Kempton
Bob West
McCelland
Fred Fetheroll
Helen Bowers
Lloyd Whisler
Young
Grace Beecher
Jeanette Chilcote
Miss Dent
Bowers
Joe Dennison
Tom Rose
Hugh Poling
Waveline Parker
Mildred Schr
Jean Shupe
George Sells
Earnest Sells
Bill Tuller
Ray Sells
Harry Sells
Clarence Sells
Pearl Saylor
Sella Will
Arthur Hinton
Ned
Nancy
Harold Strous
Patty
Nellie Wooley
Richard Huggins
Robert Swackhammer
Logan
EUB Missionary Society
Welch
Celesta L.joy
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Miss Wright
Mr. Watkins
Carl Spence
Wanda Brown
Fanny Spears
Louise Wright
Mary Belle Wright
Regina Lutz
Edwin Johns
Marilyn Darnell
Mary McBride
Shirley Helber
Artie Zimmerman
Hazel Horn
Edward Hansberger
Myrna Darnell
Wilt Russell
Joan Bumgardner
Enterprise
Logan High School
Hocking County
Boys Industrial School
Lancaster
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
Congress
Clyde H. Smith
PIAST
Virginia
Lovalon
Dent's
Fasteeth
Gallahed
Melehy
Susy
New York & Well
Catigura
Colgate den
JRE Cleanser
Toletries
Nair
Revlon
Lastron
Cheramy
Tropical Cologne
Tampax
Deodor
Spencer Morris
Goodrich
Eastman & Ansco Film
King Edward
Laco
Hocking
Trustees of
Bern Township
Lyle E. Harris
Hocking Hospital
Woodrow Fiscus
Michael Newsad
John Phillips
Buchtel
Sandwich House
Pratt’s
Fairbanks-Morse
Main Street
Logan, Ohio
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