No Change in Transportation Will Be Made
Logan decision keeps current transportation plans for Green Town pupils. 17 will go to Carbon Hill next year while 65 will come to Logan, with pupils choosing their high school. Merger talks for West Ward Green and Murray City East Ward discussed. opposition noted. Coleman comments on allowing Green Haydenville students to attend any high school, mover is transportation maintained. A letter backing merger was prepared for Governor Dewey.
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Logan
Green Township
Columbus
State Department of Education
G. EB. Carr
J. W. Coleman
Green
Ward
Floyd Perry
Sam Chute
J. W. Shaw
Orlandeth Lehman
Jess Francis
Walter Hartley
Carbon Hill
West Ward
Murray City
East Ward
Francis
Chute
Shaw
Hartley
State Department
Supt
Coleman
Haydenville
Carbon Hill High
Logan High
Green District
Dewey
Man Found Wandering Held in Logan County
Logan County officers hold a man who gave the name Frank Edwards of Cincinnati after arresting him Tuesday as deputies found him wandering in the western part of the city. Sheriff Farbearn broadcast his description to solicit information.
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Logan
Frank Edwards
Cincinnati
Newton Spencer
Nellis Smith
Farbearn
Stolen Bike Recovered in Logan Police Find
Police recovered the bicycle of Carl Mock on Third Street Tuesday evening after it had been discarded following a theft the prior night.
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Logan
Carl Mock
Third St
Reunion Planned for LOGAN Co G 148 Infantry
Logan Co G 148 Infantry reunion set for Argonne Forest near Dayton on Sunday. A delegation from Logan will attend. Carl Hendrickson of Dayton urges all old company members to join. A 10 AM business session follows registration. officers plan yearly meetings alternating Logan and Dayton.
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Logan—Co
G 148 Infantry
Argonne Forest
Dayton
Logan
Carl Hendrickson
Messenger
Association
Cyclists Face Sidewalk Riding Debate in Logan
Logan city officials weigh sidewalk cycling rules after complaints of near misses and a fatal crash last week when a truck struck two girls on a street bicycle. The council will meet in a special session tonight to discuss enforcement and related water works plans.
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Logan City
Logan—Council
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Settlement Reached In Route 31 Dispute
Logan A representative of the state highway department told the clerk of courts that a settlement was reached in the right of way dispute with John W Meyer Howard A Meyer and Emma Meyer who own property along Route 31 near Mid way Judge Wilbur McKenzie had set the case for hearing August 6 and had instructed the county jury commission to draw a special venire of 16 names As soon as the settlement was announced jury commissioners were informed to cancel the special venire. Former sheriff in Logan Frank Stevens former sheriff of Hocking County has been confined to his home for illness He has been associated in the grocery business at Rockbridge with J E Barron and will be unable to return to his business for an indefinite period.
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LOGAN
State Highway Department
Clerk of Courts
John W. Meyer
Howard A. Meyer
Emma Meyer
Midway
Wilbur McKenzie
Chillicothe
Frank Stevens
Hocking County
Rockbridge
J. E. Barron
Drought Hammers Willow Lake Stranding Fish
Deputy Game Protector Edward Eberst salvages fish from Willow Lake as the basin dries. Large bass and catfish moved to the river and carp culled to prevent waste. Thousands of small bluegills and bass remain in the pool below Rockbridge Basin Dam, where drought could spur future propagation.
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Logan
Willow Lake
Edward Eberst
Eberst
Rockbridge Basin
Carsner Rites Held At Corning Friday
Funeral services for Mrs. Ira Carsner of Corning were conducted Friday at the Corning A. B. Church by Reverend Robinett of Murray City. Burial followed at Millertown Cemetery. Survived by husband Ira and two daughters Lizzie Mace and Maggie Dalton, memorialized by relatives from Hollister to Columbus attending.
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Ira Carsner
Corning
Corning A. B
Robinett
Murray City
Millertown
Carsner
Lizzie Mace
Maggie Dalton
Carl Carsner
Dan Adams
Hollister
J. B. Carsner
Flo Dixon
Emma McManaway
W. M. Carsner
Eileen Rollin
Sunbury
Mike Lynch
Thomas Foster
Columbus
Albert Matheny
Jobs
Logan Team Delays State Tournament Prep In Postponed Game
Game 18 in the American Legion Junior League between the Catholics and Presbyterians was postponed to allow Logan’s team to focus on practice. The session starts at six. Clifton Palmer of McArthur Route 1 is in Cherrington Hospital for treatment. Mark Wylie of Gibisonville had a tonsil operation Monday.
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Logan
American Legion
Logan Brief Social Notes and Marriage Announcement
Logan notes describe a Cantwell Cliffs picnic hosted by Franklin Kerr Guild of the Presbyterian Church with many attendees and a Delta Theta Tau meeting at Cantwell Cliffs led by Florence Powers. A marriage announcement reports Nelle Schwenke and Carl Dupler wed May 8 in St. Marys West Virginia with future plans in Hollister Ohio.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Cantwell Cliffs
Phil Tschappat
Frank Walters
Paul Collizon
Tschappat
John McBroom
Carl Brown
Fanny Spears
Alfred Campbell
Harry Smith
R. A. Henderson
Howard Saxton
Rudolph Brandt
Merle Karshner
Clinton Webb
Ruth Heft
Helen Rochester
George Moore
Cliffs
Florence Powers
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Elder Martin
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Jane White
Ruth Riggs
Virginia Smith
Marguerite Rohrer
Mildred Struble
Dorothy Roberts
Helen
Margaret Rush
Thelma Keyes
Marcella Rusch
Novella Weitner
Martha Getz
Elizabeth Brooker
Helen Brown
Elizabeth Westbrooke
Marjorie Brandt
Margaret Acker
Margaret Spannow
Manon
George Schwenke
W. Main
Enterprise
Logan High
Ohio University
Hollister
Amputation after work injury at Sun Glow plant
Alex McCune of Logan Rt. 2 lost the thumb and three fingers of his left hand at the second joint while using a rip saw at the Sun Glow plant. He received medical care at Cherryington Hospital. Legion Post Celebrates Glouster Members of Frank McCann Post American Legion held a bonus payment party at the Legion hall Tuesday night with strong attendance and refreshments.
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Logan
Alex McCune
Rt. 2
Cherarington Hospital
Wilmington humorist to speak in Glouster August 4
Dusty Miller of Wilmington Ohio will headline the Kiwanis Club noon meeting August 4 at the Hotel Gordon. Ladies night is planned with expectation of a large turnout. Rev David P Morris presided at the Tuesday noon gathering as L E Richardson led as club president away from town.
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Glouster
Dusty” Miller
Wilmington
Ohio
Gordon
David P. Morris
L. E. Richardson
M. M. Murphy
Richard Wilson
Mary Jane Morris
Vera Kinney
Columbus
Hotel
New York Guests Attend Cheney Death Funeral Callers
New York visitors from Garnersville Long Island City and Lancaster joined John Jewitt Jr Cadiz in traveling to attend the death of J R Cheney. Mr Jewitt returned home while Mrs Jewitt and children stayed with Mrs Cheney for several weeks.
Club Plans Cave Trip GLOUSTER
Homer 4-H Club met at Homer Township High School in Mountville with 12 members. They plan a trip August 3-4 to Old Man's Cave. Guests leave for home: Mrs Eugene Adams and Norma Jean Rock, returning to Salt Lake City Utah.
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Glouster
Eugene Adams
Daugter
Norma Jean
C. K. Rockhold
Salt Lake City
Utah
Five Jackson sisters Ara Era Ira Ora and Ara named
In Jackson Alabama a local note lists five sisters with names Ara Era Ira Ora and Ara as siblings living in the same family.
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Ara
Era
Ira
Ora
Jackson, Ala
Two-Year-Old Girl Succumbs to Illness in Glouster
Launa Adeline Miller two years old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Miller, died at 3 05 PM Tuesday at 24 Allen Street after a month long illness from complications. She is survived by her parents, grandparents Mr. and Mrs. William McGirr, Mrs. Launa Jackson of Akron, two great grandmothers, and will be laid to rest at Maplewood Cemetery after services at Glouster Church of Christ conducted by Rev. David P. Morris.
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Glouster
Launa Adeline
Wilfred Miller
Allen Street
William McGirr
Launa Jackson
Akron
John Slisher
Catharine Daugherty
Glouster Church of Christ
David P. Morris
Maplewood
Returns From Trip GLOUSTER
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sellars have returned from an eleven days' trip to Detroit Cleveland Cuyahoga Falls and other points. They visited their son Dean L. Sellars in Detroit and Ruth in Cleveland and attended the Great Lakes Exposition. They spent four days in Cuyahoga Falls with son Paul and family before returning home.
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Glouster
C. E. Sellars
Detroit
Cleveland
Cuyahoga Falls
Dean L. Sellars
Ruth
Paul
Barnesville Guests Visit Faires Household
Mrs. Belle Foutz and two daughters Edna and Eva of Barnesville along with Mr and Mrs John Phillips of Bellville are guests of Mr and Mrs C G Faires.
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Barnesville
Glouster
Belle Foutz
Edna
Eva
John Phillips
Bellville
C. G. Faires
Legion Names Delegates to Conventions
Logan Post of the American Legion elected Commander Walter Huffman and Ewald Schmitter as delegates to district and state conventions. Alternates named were Fred Carpenter and Gerald W. Lanning. The group will travel to Lancaster next Sunday for the district meet with plans to invite the band to accompany them. National Commander Ray Murphy will attend. Total membership reached 143 with a push to enroll seven more before Sunday. Dupler reported 12 veterans placed on road jobs last week. he oversees reemployment. Lunch followed the meeting for 40 attendees.
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Logan
Logan Post
American Legion
Walter Huffman
Ewald Schmitter
Fred Carpenter
Gerald W. Lanning
Lancaster
Ray Murphy
Russell Dupler
The
Post
Dupler
John W. McBroom
Don S. Bort
James Waldron
Former Glouster residents visit local kin
Mrs. Custer Seckinger and two children LeRoy and Sandra, former Glouster residents now from Pittsburgh, are spending a week with relatives in this city.
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Glouster
Custer Seckinger
LeRoy
Sandra
Pittsburgh
Woodgerds Return From Townsend Club National Meeting
Mr and Mrs W H Woodgerd of the city return home Monday after attending the Townsend Club national meeting in Cleveland.
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Logan
W. H. Woodgerd
Cleveland
Townsend Club
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