Logan Veterans Meet Sunday to Study USO Drive Progress
Logan American Legion members on the general committee in charge of the USO campaign met to review work and progress. Churches gave offerings and other groups pledged support as the drive continues. Local committees assigned to mayor, businesses, plants, and professional men will coordinate collections and activities.
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ACGHS
TRIN
THE
Athens Messenger
Athens
Logan Veterans
USO
Logan
American Legionnaires
United Service Organization
Logan Post
Dallas Kinser
John W. McBroom
Melrose Harbaugh
Sun Glow
Logan Telephone Co
C. and
O. Roundhouse
Edward Healy
Logan Clay Product Co
Fred Jurgensmier
Logan Pottery
Lawrence Adcock, Sr
Hocking Valley
G. R. Robinson
Sam C. Buchanan
DAV
Chesapeake and Ohio
J. G. Buntz
Wood Bowen
Forest E. Weinrich
Heine Packing Co
Clarence Heine
Hocking County
New Ruble
Legionnaires
Mingos Play After Columbus Fails to Appear in Logan
Logan Mingos drew about four hundred fans Sunday as Columbus Franklin Post failed to appear for a scheduled game in Logan. Despite telegrams promising attendance, no explanation was given. Mingos then moved on to Nelsonville to see Bobb Chevrolet versus Eagles and concluded with a five inning game between Mingos and Eagles.
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Columbus
Mingos
Nelsonville
Logan
Logan Mingos
Franklin Post
Mingus
Co. P. Critchfield
Chevrolet
Eagles
Erosion Cut By Strip Crop Farm System
Strip crop farming at the W. H. Mowrey farm in Washington Township reduces erosion manyfold while preserving crop yields. The method, visible along Route 75, stops soil from washing into streams and eliminates gullies after heavy rain. Mowrey plans to apply it to all hill fields, and L. G. Linton of Green Township is adopting the same conservation practice.
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LOGAN
W. H. Mowrey
Washington Township
Mr. Mowrey
Logan Brief Social Notes
Dr. and Mrs. Victor Simiele and sons left Sunday for Norfolk to visit relatives. H W Harden and family spent a week in New Plymouth visiting daughters. Various Columbus guests and Logan visitors were noted, including Engaged travelers and locals visiting relatives in Nelsonville and Mt Pleasant Michigan.
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Logan
Victor Simiele
David
Victor
Dr. Simiele
J. J. Simiele
Norfolk, Va
Simiele
H. W. Harden
New Plymouth
Dwight Harris
James Cremean
Fred Oberle
Columbus
Bertha Oberle
J. E. Edwards
Mickey Brown
Lawrence Cochran
Ralph Webb
Ralph
Jack Moorehead
Curtiss-Wright
Merle Karshner
William F. Rizer
Willard Landis
Newark
Landis
Earl Landis
Otis
Woodrow Blum
Carbondale
John Landis
James Miller
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Noah Andrews
Floyd Duffy
Jean
Harley Emmons
Daniel Keck
Walnut Valley
Forest Keck
William Kienle
Walter Lehman
Bellvue
Cedar Point
Angie Purcell
Rose birth announced in Columbus
News from White Cross Hospital Columbus reports the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Allen M. Rose of Cleveland. Mrs. Rose is the sister of Dr. Walter E. Brehm of this city.
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Allen M. Rose
Cleveland
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Annual reunion of the Number Six School held at grange hall
Logan Marion Township reports a large turnout for the Number Six School reunion. Former teachers and former pupils traveled long distances to attend the event at the grange hall in the area.
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LOGAN
Marion Township
Grange Hall
Patrolman Arrest Put Man in Custody for DWI
Albert Patton was taken into custody by Patrolman Ray Zanner and Pearl Derr at 4 20 a m Sunday. He will be charged with operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol.
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Logan
Albert Patton
Ray Zanner
Pearl Derr
Smoot to Lead War Aluminum Drive in Hocking County
Logan County commissioners designated James R. Smoot to head a rural aluminum collection campaign in Hocking County aligning with Logan where Dr. Fred W. Blume chairs. Plans call for farmer contributions at multiple county points with a countywide collecting on July 25, launching the week of July 20.
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Logan
James R. Smoot
Hocking County
Fred W. Blume
Smoot
Resod Ath Field Nears Completion at Logan Site
Resod work on Chieftain field is near finish. Construction will begin soon on a roadway from Chevy Chase Ave to the new school building as part of the NYA project in the school area.
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Logan
Chieftain Field
Chevy Chase Ave
NYA
Scouts Camp Near Hocking County Home In Camp Logan
Union Furnace Boy Scouts pitched camp near the Hocking County Home for several days. They moved into camp Sunday afternoon under the supervision of Edward Van Atta.
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Logan
Union Furnace
Hocking County
Edward van Atta
Logan Epworth League Heads to Lancaster Campgrounds
About twenty Epworth League members from Logan departed Sunday for a week at Lancaster Campgrounds. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Shaw joined the group for the trip.
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Logan
Logan Epworth League
Lancaster
Neal Shaw
Egg Production Seen Rising in Hocking County
Logan Ohio predicts higher egg output in the near future as extension agent James R. Smoot notes collectors have twice as many pullets in laying houses compared with when the auction program began. Carl Harden orders 500 eight-week pullets for Washington Township. Ray Stump hosts 1,400 pullets and is building a 100 by 35 foot fire proof poultry house in Perry Township.
Legion Baseball Team To Practice Tonight
The LOGAN American Legion Tournament squad will practice at the Fair Grounds at 5 30 this evening per Manager Albert Leonard. A Junior League game at Chieftain Field features East End versus Hilltop starting at 5 30.
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Legion
LOGAN
American Legion
Fair Grounds
Albert Leonard
Chieftain Field
East End
Hilltop
Garage LOGAN-Furnace inspection nears completion
Completing the garage inspection at the state highway garage was done Saturday as the new structure nears completion. Filling and grading proceed in front of the building where a U shaped drive will be constructed.
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Logan—Furnace
State Highway
Route change set for Southeast Ohio Egg Auction
Changes announced after the first week of operation affect Hocking County routes with eggs gathered Wednesday from U S Route 33 180 area and Thursday along Route 75. Egg sale moved to Friday instead of Tuesday. poultry men praised the opening week. William Hansel of Falls Township visited Columbus for treatment after weeks under a specialist.
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Logan
Hocking County
Ohio
U. S. Route 33
Columbus
William Hansel
Falls Township
Logan Teen Works in County Extension Office
Miss Lethal Fern Ruff, daughter of Clyde M. and Mrs. Ruff, of Marion Township, is working temporarily in the county extension service office. A Logan High School graduate from the class of 1941, she is starting this assignment this month.
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Logan Logan
Lethal Fern Ruff
Clyde M. Ruff
Marion Township
County Extension Service Office
Logan High School
Install New Officers for Knights of Pythias
Naomi Lodge introduces new officers Shelby Roberts as commander L L Lovett as vice commander Clyde Bradbury as pre late Harry Cameron as master of work Virgil Roberts as master at arms Nelson Brucker and Arthur Hoyt as guards for the Knights of Pythias in Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
Naomi Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Shelby Roberts
L. L. Lovett
Clyde Bradbury
Harry Cameron
Virgil Roberts
Nelson Brucker
Arthur Hoyt
Cattle Men To Attend Hereford Meeting
Gallia County cattle raisers plan to attend the Ohio Hereford Association field day on July 17 at Chisholm Farms near Cincinnati. Two carloads are expected from Gallia County to participate in the event.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Ohio Hereford Association
Chisholm Farms
Cincinnati
Mrs Andrew Carroll Files Divorce Action
Gallipolis report says Mrs. Andrew Carroll filed for divorce alleging neglect. The couple married 27 years ago and share a large family of children.
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Andrew Carroll
Gallipolis
Grange Camp Planned at Lancaster Campgrounds
Logan Hocking Grangers anticipate the annual Grange Camp to be held at Lancaster Campgrounds on August 10 11 and 12. Local members are making arrangements to attend.
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Logan — Hocking County
Lancaster
Absent Voter Ballots Ready in Logan
Ballots for absent voting delivered to the Hocking County election board and ready today. Voters away from polling places on election day, or 50 miles or more distant, are entitled to cast absent ballots. Disabled voters ballots will not be issued until 15 days before the August 12 primary.
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Logan
Hocking County
Schedule Cattle Tests For Bangs Disease
LOGAN The week of July 28 has been set aside for retesting Hocking County cattle for Bangs Disease. Cattle tested last August for entry at the state and county fairs will be retested. Dr. Frank G. Hamilton will lead the tests. Tests apply to nonaccredited herds with owners paying after accreditation.
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Logan
Hocking County
Frank G. Hamilton
Two New Highway Trucks Delivered to Hocking County
Logan reports two new trucks delivered to the Hocking County highway department on Saturday. Frank Harden had the low bid when bids opened two weeks ago, and the vehicles were put into service immediately.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Highway Department
Frank Harden
Mrs John Sapp Admitted Under Observation at Cherrington
Mrs John Sapp of New Straitsville Route 1 was admitted to Cherrington Hospital Saturday evening where she is under observation.
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Logan
John Sapp
New Straitsville
Cherrington Hospital
Saturda
Taken to Columbus Hospital for McGomery’s Illness
John McGomery of Dicks on Addition was taken to Columbus hospital today. He has been seriously ill for several weeks.
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Logan
John McGomery
Dickson
Columbus
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Athens, Ohio
Plan Grange
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Worstell
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