Logan Pastors To Receive USO Funds At Sunday Services
Logan Ohio churches agreed to take voluntary offerings during Sunday services for an United Service Organization fund drive. A fundraising committee will collect at New Ruble and Lo Theaters this evening and has asked fraternal civic and social groups to contribute. Frank Walters chairs the American Legion committee backing the drive, which began with a $100 Logan Post contribution and sets a $500 quota for the city.
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Logan
United Service Organization Fund Campaign
New Ruble
Frank Walters
American Legion Committee
Logan Post American Legion
Pomona Grange Plans County Picnic August 14
Pomona Grange met at Marion Grange Hall to organize a county-wide farmers and merchants picnic set for August 14 at the fairgrounds. F. B. O'Brien spoke on Taxation in Relation to National Defense. R. E. Allen named committee members James R. Smoot C. E. Blackston Mrs. Ruth Bennington Mrs. O Zilla Skinner and Miss Josephine Liles to head picnic plans.
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Logan
Pomona Grange
Marion Grange Hall
Fairgrounds
F. B. O’brien
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Grange
R. E. Allen
James R. Smoot
C. E. Blackston
Ruth Bennington
O'Zilla Skinner
Josephine Liles
Rev C B Clendenen Sets Sunday Sermon Topics
The Rev C B Clen dennen announced the Sunday sermons at the Church of the Nazarene. The morning message is titled The Christian Influence and the evening talk Essentials of True Religion.
Jail Robinson For Resisting Investigation
Harold Robinson of Blue Creek faces arraignment on abuse and resisting an investigation by county authorities. He pleaded not guilty and is held to the grand jury on $300 bond. Warden Howard Brooks reported threats at the Robinson farm during a sheep killing dog inquiry. Kenneth Robinson, his brother, was jailed earlier on a separate charge.
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Logan
Harold Robinson
Blue Creek
Frank St. Clair
Howard Brooks
Robinson Farm
Robinson
Floyd Duffy
Forest Keck
Kenneth Robinson
Harold
Elder Falls Township farmer John Evans stays active on farm
Despite being well past eighty years old, John Evans continues to work his farm in Falls Township. He stays involved in corn cultivation and hay harvesting as part of his daily routine.
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Logan
John Evans
Falls Township
Logan Social Notes: Summer Club Luncheon and Community Visits
Mrs. Paul Collison hosted the Among Ourselves Club at Black Jack camp with a one o'clock luncheon and patriotic decor. Members planned a Leafy Arms picnic near Canal Winchester. Ida Steinman read on Emily Post and Wilhelmine Deissele offered the poem Women’s Clubs of Logan.
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Ida Steinman
Emily Post
Katy Jo Collison
Donna Busch
Carl Judy
Carl Brown
Mon Cook
Miss Deissele
Mary Lemon
Anna White
Wilhelmine Deissele
Women’s Clubs of
Logan
Jolly Double Six Club Meets at Mrs Snyder Home
Mrs Kirby Snyder entertained the Jolly Double Six Club on Fountain Street Tuesday evening. Mrs Elmer Shepard led the business session and 11 members with two guests, Miss Zelma Poling of Convoy Ohio and Mrs Elizabeth Gage, joined the social hour with games and prizes awarded to Mrs Chauncey Riggs Mrs Ford Kistler and Mrs Eli Boothe. The group plans a picnic at Kachelmacher Park in two weeks.
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Kirby Snyder
Jolly Double Six
Fountain St
Elmer Shepard
Zelma Poling
Convoy
Elizabeth Gage
Chauncey Riggs
Ford Kistler
Eli Boothe
Kachelmacher Park
Broadwell Social Notes Potluck Honors Young Family
A Broadwell potluck at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Phillips celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Young and family of West Virginia. Numerous relatives and guests from Somerset Stewart Albany Columbus Schley Nelsonville Ironton and Zanesville attended. Also noted are weekend visits and travels of local residents and service members including Bill Vandyke and Francis Hook.
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Broadwell
W. J. Phillips
Ernest Young
West Virginia
Frank Grisby
Somerset
George Taylor
Axie Phillips
Stewart
Curtis Walker
Ernest Willis
Clyde Brown
Malta
John Featherstone
Wade Featherstone
Joe
Joe Young
Martha
John Young
Arch Sprouse
Milliard Dunfee
Smithburg
Lawrence White
Albany
Cook Vandyke
Connie Vandyke
Lee
Elizabeth
Sandrock
Freda Nice
Harry Vandyke
W. H. Long
Ironton
Bill Vandyke
Michigan
Carl Lowery
McLeish
Francis Hook
Bernard White
Kenneth
Clarksburg
W. Va
Mary Nye
Nelsonville
Albert Ogg
Ella Ogg
Herman Ogg
Vinton White
Clarence White
Edward White
Columbus
Oscar James
Webb Cole
Hattie Hendershot
Ezra Phillips
East Canton
Alfred Westbrook
Milton Eddy
New Matamoras
Ray Holdcroft
S. C
Playgrounds Reopen With New Program
Playgrounds of Hocking County reopened with a varied program at each center after a two day training. 25 leaders from Hocking and Perry counties participated under instructors from District 3 and merit leaders. The course included many games and Morse code signalling with flags. Supervisors Carl Baumgardner and Martin Koontz attended.
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Logan
Hocking County
Veto M. Pesano
Hocking
Perry
Perry County
Esther Sheilds
Stephen Bailey
Freda Smith
Katherin Bringardner
Gertrude Lee
Carl Baumgardner
Martin A. Koontz
Board Numbers New Draft Registrants
Serial numbers were placed on registration cards collected on July 1 as the selective service board held a meeting. Numbers S1 to S110 will be ready for the lottery on July 17 at Washington. The first number is held by Harry Herbert Ricketts of Sugar Grove Route 1.
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Logan
Selective Service Board
Washington
Harry Herbert Ricketts
Sugar Grove
Alienation Suit Filed in Hocking County
Willis L. Wilson of Laurelville sues Merrill Armstrong of the same village for damages totaling 25000 alleging Armstrong alienated the affections of Wilsons wife Iva Blanche Wilson.
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Hocking Co
Logan
Willis L. Wilson
Laurelville
Merrill Armstrong
Iva Blanche Wilson
Healthiest Boy and Girl to Be Selected
Logan health contest officials will hold examinations at the county health offices on Wednesday July 16 to choose the county’s healthiest boy and girl to advance to state contests.
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Logan
Social Notes from Bradbury on Fourth of July Weekend
Bradbury residents hosted or visited relatives from Columbus Midlport Laurel Cliff and Dayton during the Fourth of July week. Rev J P Miller led morning services and out of town guests included Harding Russell of Ft Bragg and families of Sisson Hysell Bing and Carsey. Temperatures on Mars at night reach minus eleven degrees.
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Thomas Fork
Martha Smith
George Tewksberry
Middleport
Maggie Hysell
Henry Beach
Guy Bing
Laurel Cliff
Harding Russell
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Dora Russell
Gerald Reynolds
Thurman Carsey
Dayton
J. M. Carsey
Young Girl Attacked by Skunk in Marion Township
Mary Miller aged 12 daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell K Miller was bitten on the knee Thursday afternoon by a skunk in Marion Township. The family killed the animal and sent its head to a Columbus laboratory for analysis.
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Logan
Richard Francis Goldsberry
Columbus
Frank Goldsberry
Mary Jayne Heath
Glenn Heath
Mary
Russell K. Miller
Marion Township
Columbus Laboratory
Aluminum Drive Starts Soon in Logan
Logan plans a week long aluminum collection starting July 20 with a peak on July 23 and 24 and final collection on July 25. Dr. Fred W. Blume, chairman, says Boy Scouts and Sea Scouts will assist in gathering the material for use in the U S airplane construction program.
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Logan
Fred W. Blume
Blume
Boy Scouts and
Sea Scouts
United States
Parked Car Hit at Midway Station
Mildred Coakley driving an automobile ran off U S Route 33 and struck Harold Blum’s parked car in the Midway Station lot. The impact moved the parked car 12 feet. Sheriff Floyd Duffy and Deputy Frank Larimer investigated the scene. Accompanying the driver were William and Dolores Coakley and Don Lee Pierce. The Pierce vehicle belonged to William Pierce.
Camp Friday Opens Hocking County Farm Group Sessions
Camp Friday marks the start of the Hocking County farming season with farm women heading to Ross Hocking for a three day camp. The Junior 4-H Club camp will follow at the same site for the rest of the week.
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Logan
Hocking County
Ross-Hocking
Logan Henry Lemon Recovers After Self-Runover Injury
Henry Lemon of Gore is recovering from injuries suffered when his own car ran over him weeks ago. He can walk with a cane and is making progress toward recovery.
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Logan
Henry Lemon
Gore
Rauch to Resume Practice After Illness
Dr. C. F. Rauch, who was ill for two months, has recovered and will resume his practice on Monday July 14. He traveled to Columbus Wednesday for a final physical examination.
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Logan
C. F. Rauch
Summer Weather Curtails Many Church Services
Logan Union and several area churches adjust schedules due to heat. Sunday morning services are at specified times across Methodist, Presbyterian, Trinity Lutheran, St Matthew, St John Lutheran, Church of God, with sermons by named pastors and Sunday School sessions. Revival events run July 20 to August 6 led by Rev Mrs Charlotte Burke and Betty Burke assisting.
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Logan — Union
Methodist Church
Cecil Harding Jones
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lynn Rittman
Charles Gompf
Amos L. Heyde
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Harley Meyer
Heyde
St. John Lutheran Church
Church of God
Mary Wahl
Edythe Blackford
Charlotte Burke
Mansfield
Burke
Betty Burke
Mowrey Family Appears On WLW Radio Program
Logan and Hocking County residents heard a WLW Cincinnati program originating from the W. H. Mowrey farm on Route 75 eight miles south of town. Dr H. H. Bennett discussed soil conservation and the modern farm program. Mrs Mowrey spoke on flowers with sons Richard and Everett also appearing.
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Logan
Hocking County
WLW
Cincinnati
W. H. Mowrey
Route 75
H. H. Bennett
Soil Conservation Program
Mowrey
Man Pleads Guilty in Knife Threat Case
Raymond Brown faced charges after an affidavit filed with Magistrate Frank J. Clair alleged he threatened Russell Anders Jr with a knife Wednesday night in Haydenville. Brown appeared in court Thursday and pled guilty, paying a $10 fine plus costs.
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Logan
Russell Anders, Jr
Frank
J. Clair
Raymond Brown
Haydenville
Brown
Logan man in critical condition after long illness
John Montgomery, once a lumber man, is seriously ill in Dicken Addition. His son Charles and his Toledo wife arrived in Logan on Wednesday to be at his side.
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Logan
John Montgomery
Dicken
Charles
Toledo
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