Funeral for Conrad Reichley Held at Fairview Church
Funeral services for 7 year old Conrad H Reichley of Benton Township are planned at Fairview United Brethren Church near Mt Pleas with burial in the adjacent cemetery. Sheriff Joe Farbearn and Sergeant Charles C Cole will inspect the cliff site where the body was found as investigators close the four month death case. Reichley family members include four sons Joe Ranger B Reichley W Old Man's Cave and Pat Reichley plus daughters Hattie Cusick and Belle Bainter.
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Logan
Conrad H. Reichley
Benton Township
Cliff
Fairview
Zanesville
Cole
Thesea
Reichley
Joe
Winnebago
Minn
Ranger
A Reichley
Old Man's Cave
Columbus
Pat Reichley
Hattie Cusick
Wyoming
Belle Bainter
Lancaster
Logan Knights Templar Lodge Delegates Sail for Conclave
Logan Lodge sends a delegation of Logan Knights Templar and families to Cleveland for the conclave. Local commandery members join with Commandery 69 of Columbus for the parade and related events. Traveling couple lists include Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Weltner and others. Harry Smith plans to travel by train.
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LOGAN
Logan Knights Templar
Cleveland
Mem
Columbue
Denzil Weltner
Curtis Cole
HD. Arnold
Weington Bowers
Pearl Watkins
Baseball Schedule Teases District Tournament Showdown
Logan American Legion baseball opens tonight with the McBrides vs Myers. Wednesday features Mowerys versus Thomas at 5 30. Arrangements plan a tournament game with McArthur on Thursday to decide the district state tournament representative.
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LOGAN
American Legion
McBrides
Myers
Mowerys
Thomas
McArthur
WPA Workers Start Laurelville Pleasant Ridge Road Project
WPA workers began improvements on the road from Laurelville to Pleasant Ridge in Perry Township. M. W. Schrader leads the crew, which started on the project late last week.
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Logan
WPA
Laurelville
Pleasant Ridge
Perry Township
M. W. Schrader
Fairview Church Holds Homecoming in Mt Pleasant Area
Logan town reports Fairview Church near Mt Pleasant hosted annual homecoming with former parishioners attending. The event featured the Bogan Grade Shoot Band directed by James Horwell, plus Rev EB White and Supt Thompson. A noon picnic followed the service.
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EB. White
Ely
M. D. Hutchinson
Wilson County
Thompson
Logan Social Notes Highlight Local Club Meetings
Logan cosmopolitan club activities featured a picnic for Mr and Mrs James Lither-Thome and guests including Miss Eleanorland of Cannelton and Mrs N M Brown. Dr Gatefin to Fort Knox for annual dental corps training, while Mrs Cooley hosted D B Club at 203 Warner Ave with a chicken dinner for members and guests.
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Logan
Cosmopolitan
James Lither- Thome
Eleanorland
Cannelton
Geary
Oklahoma
Bownes
Carton Gattin Eee
Gatfin
FA. Cumm
Belle Center
Saturda
Gatefin
Fort Knox
The
Dental Corps
Sir
Wunam Clapp
W. Front. St
Dwight Clutter
James Young
Orville Fare
IRS
Logan Hospital Double Wedding Celebrated in Logan
The Campbell sisters Trene and Lucille wed Harrison Litherland and Clifford Litherland in a double ceremony at the United Brethren Church led by Rev. E B White. The couples planned to reside at 495 East Second Street after a family dinner.
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Stiss Rene
Sss
Lucile Lamp
Me Harrison
Citford
Ital Moan
Earl Boling
Cawthorne
Logana Lake
walSeidal
Paira
Robert Brooker
Ales Flavius Apeieman
Delmar Freeman
Tex
Allees Campbell
Eugene Miler
Lawrence” Griffith
Ralph Rheinacheid
Marilyn
Brooker
I Appleman
Freeman
Evelyn Campbell
Thelme
Iswick
Della
Campbell
Blanche Fickel
Cleo Campbell
Dorothea Marke
Logan
E. B. White
United Brethren Chirch
Trene Campbell
Harrison Litherland
Lucille Campbell
Clifford Litherland
J.A. Campbell
Irene Campbell
E. Second St
Lo‘gan High School
Enrollments Open for Hocking County Camps at Ross-Hocking
Enrollments are taken for a series of camps at the Ross Hocking Recreation Center in Hocking County. The Farm Women's group leads the first weekend session, followed by the Junior 4-H Club July 22 to 26, then Older Youth, Senior 4-H Club, and a men’s camp with many local residents expected to attend.
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Ross-Hocking
Hocking
Railway officials complete Athens sub division inspection trip
Logan W. L. Roller chief engineer Chesapeake and Ohio and Carey Ryder trainmaster led an inspection of the Athens sub division River division and Jackson Belt on Thursday and Friday. They traveled in their car powered by a locomotive as several other railway officials joined the trip.
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Logan W. L. Roller
Chesapeake and ‘Ohio
Carey Ryder
Athens
River’ Division
Jackson Belt
Gano Couple Returns From Western Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gano of this city returned home Saturday after a ten day trip to Yellowstone National Park and other Western places. They traveled 4050 miles during the journey. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gano of Troy accompanied them.
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Logan
Robert Gano
Yellowstone National Park
Joe Gano
Troy
Returns To Office Logan y and Cains Return After Injury
Logan y and Cains, managers for the local telephone company, returned to the office on Saturday for the first time since being injured in an automobile accident over two weeks ago. He had been recuperating at his North Street residence under a physician’s care.
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Logan—Y. &. Cains
North St
Logan C H Bell Heads North for Market Tour
Logan C H Bell an oil producer leaves for Mt Pleasant Michigan then to Kansas and Oklahoma as he moves his holdings. Threshing in Hocking County shows activity with machines in use as harvest begins. Crop yields so far average around 20 to 22 bushels per acre.
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Logan
Hocking County
Kananga Social And Personal Highlights at Week's End
Kananga and area social news recounts gatherings and visits among families. It notes Mrs Mary Oliver and others visiting relatives, trips to Charleston and Lancaster, hospital stays, and upcoming services led by local hosts.
Logan Personal Notes Highlight Family Visits in Logan
Logan residents share a flurry of visits and plans as Bert and Mildred Robinson host events at Chickamauga Park and Buckeye Lake cottage. A mix of family gatherings, speeches, and welfare talks unfolds with neighbors from Akron Waynesburg and Columbus attending. Local hosts include Mr and Mrs Bucley and Mr and Mrs Kinser as extended kin arrive for a summer social and weekend arrangements.
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LOGAN
Bert Robinson
Clif
Columbus
Farm Bureau
Athens
Eugene Robinson
Gallipolis
Farm Buren
Robinson
Mra GE
Chickamauga Park
Buckeye Lake Cottage
Bucley
Coline
Mildred Rainer
Cling
Kenneth
Johnson
Gallipolis Social Notes Highlights Local Gatherings
Eureka Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. Walter Evans home with thirty attendees and a covered dish lunch. Daughters of America watermelon supper planned at Mrs. John Danner’s. location moved due to weather. Local residents and visitors, including Misses Leaper and Jenna, prepare Eastern trip to Washington and New York.
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Aaturinas
Ladies Aid Society of
Eureka
Walter Evans
Clarence Fish
Jandall
Gallia Couneil
Daughters of America
John Danner
Chickamauga Park
Gust
P. G. Smeltze
William Cooke
Bette Leaper
Pauline Jenna
Futon
New York
Robert Thompson
New Bethehem
Pas
Sunken coal barge to be lifted at Eureka Locks
An interstation operation to remove a sunken coal barge will take place early this week near the southern approach to the Eureka Locks. A derrick boat, the towing steamer Iroquis, and the USS Blue Stone will assist, with the lock approach being cleared of silt and navigators warned to proceed cautiously.
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Gallipolis
Eureka Locks
USS
Bluestone
Iroquis
Mingos Swamp Defeats Coal Grove 18 to 7 in Fairgrounds clash
Mingos Swamp routed Coal Grove 18 to 7 at the fairgrounds on Sunday. Earl Marshall led with a homer and three other hits. Peck Mowery added four hits. Logan built a seven run surge in the second inning while Mingos held off late threats. Mingos to practice Tuesday for Nelsonville Twilight League debut.
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Logan
Fairgrounds
Mineos
Coal Grove
Earl Marshall
Peck Mowery
Kaams
Leonard
Bill Spence
Mingos
Spence
Joe Thomas
Webb
Mingus
Laurelville Festival Plans Announced by Committee
Plans for the annual Laurelville fair were outlined by the festival committee on Saturday evening. Earl Delong as chairman said the event will include an agricultural exhibit linked to the festival, marking a second year for agriculturists to prepare a display.
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Logan
Laurelville
Earl Delong
Agricule ‘Uirists
Church To Dedicate Organ Chimes Sunday
First Presbyterian Church in Gallipolis will dedicate a set of twenty one Deagan organ chimes during the morning service this Sunday July 21. The chimes are a gift from Mr and Mrs Carl Myers in memory of their daughter Tharon who died in an automobile accident three years ago this month. Organist Mrs J Harley Bovie plans a musical program with the church choir performing several numbers to accompany the chimes.
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Gallipolis
Deagan
First Presbyterian Church
Lewis’ Weber Gisnter
Carl Myers
Tharon
J. Harley Bovie
Gleason Makes Solo Flight at Local Airport
M F Gleason of Pat,riot begins solo flight with Civil Aeronautics Corps training at the local airport after completing eight hours of instruction. Yesterday he piloted solo, marking a milestone in the program as one of fifteen members to solo during training.
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Gallipolis
Civil Aeronautics Corps
Marion Franklin Gleason
Patriot
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Virginia Hays
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Montana
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Our House
Fred Burchfield
N.M. Brown
Pearl Linton
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Nettle Parker
Martha Sue Cruise
Clarence Schempp
Howard Kirk
Walter’ Leon‘ard
HD. Saxton
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Charles Achauer
M. H. Cherrington
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Logan Hospital
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Entertain Club
Lawrence Hack
N. Market St
Anthony Toerner
Hr. Unverzagt
Charles Breene
John Krieg
L. K. Showalter
Mary Oliver
Ryland
Joe Lhenfield
Charles. Lambert
Anna
Spena
Finia
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Anna Garlich
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Rayind
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Mia
Clarence Heine
Saughter
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Harey Brown
Akron
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Ren Vane
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Frannie
Arence Matheny
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Ethdaye
James Karshner
Te Karshner
Mir
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Jackaom
Paul
Walthall
Hinton
W. Va
Ther
Dall Kinser
Clarence Blosser
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Jacob Keller
W. I. Hartman
Gallipolis Social Notes
Springs
Knox . Williams
Magnetic Springs
J G. Williams
Theoore Lemon
Scott
Ohio Valley Bank
Donald Robinson
Chillicothe
Jimmie Robinson
Joan
Lucille Young
Bellaire
Mise Mildred Wise
Kent
Rio Grande College
Ira J. Kall
Mary
Huntington
E.W. Mauck
Thomas Bell
Gus Kuhn
Cambridge
Albert Weibelt
Ruth Kuhn
Arizona
L. E. Khuene
al ‘Thivenin
Portsmouth Avenue
Ruth Thorniley
Sylvester Brown
Maxville
Cherrington Hospital
J. R. Goldberg
C. F. Temple
Npte
Worstell Bldg
N. Court St
Zenner's Dept
Mingos Swamp
M. F. Gleason
Tis Bull Co
Terrane
Marge
Emier
Conrane Shvinnenett
Carpenter Maytag Co
Athens, Ohio
Nelsonville
Glouster
Pomeroy
Athens Ice and Storage Co
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