Logan Game Case Tests Powers of Conservation Council
Judge Henderson reversed the magistrate ruling in Elmer Dennis v Starr Township. Prosecutor Lappen to appeal to the court of appeals and possibly the state supreme court to decide whether the Conservation Council may regulate game matters or alter laws without legislative backing. The case centers on a 1936 shooting of a squirrel and a $50 council fine.
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Dennis
The
Conservation Council
Henderson
Ohio
Lappen
Supreme Court
Council
Grid Captain To Miss Play
Logan Maurice Cole, captain of the 1937 Chieftain football team, may miss this fall after an X ray in Columbus showed a neck vertebra fracture from last season did not heal properly. He also starred on the basketball team and is the son of Curtis and Mrs. Cole of North Street.
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Logan
Maurice Cole
Chieftain
Columbus
Curtis Cole
North St
Visiting in Logan by Charles Doebele from Burlington
Charles Doebele of Burlington Iowa visited Logan Wednesday to see his brother Edward and friends. He has spent 16 years in Burlington where he works in the newspaper business and this is his second Logan trip since leaving 20 years ago. He noted Iowa holds prospects for good crops and farmers are encouraged.
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Logan
Charles Doebele
Burlington
Iowa
Edward
Here
Campbell Camp wedding announced in Murray City
Mr. and Mrs Roy Camp announce the marriage of their daughter Myrtle to Mr Millard Campbell son of Mr and Mrs L C Campbell all of Murray City. The ceremony was performed by Rev Earl Robinette pastor of the VU B Church at the groom's home on July 3.
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Jobs
Roy Camp
Myrtle
Millard Campbell
L. C. Campbell
Murray City
Earl Robinette
VU. B. Church
Guilty Plea in Assault and Battery Case
Harry Burt Logan pleaded guilty to assault and battery before Mayor Kenneth Fitzgerald Tuesday evening on a complaint by Mrs. Frank Morris. The court took the matter under advisement. Arrest was by Patrolmen A F Evans and C D Notestone.
Legion delegates chosen for state and district meetings
Names Delegates LOGAN-Logan Post of the American Legion met Tuesday night to elect delegates to the state and district conventions next month. Fred Wynkoop and Tom Goslin were named delegates with B. A. Hall and Russell James as alternates.
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Logan
Logan Post
The
American Legion
Fred Wynkoop
Tom Goslin
B. A. Hall
Russell James
Logan Social Notes Honor Mrs Reynolds Farewell Party
Logan social items report a farewell party honoring Mrs Chan Reynolds hosted by the Friday Bridge Club after a 6 pm dinner at Blosser's and at Mrs A O Reich's home. High scores went to Mrs Dallas Kinser and Mrs Reynolds, with Kinser presenting the award to the guest. The Reynolds family plans to move to Greenwich Ohio.
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Reynolds
Chan Reynolds
Blosser’s
A. O. Reich
N. Market St
Sterling Smith
Dallas Kinser
Kinser
Kelch
Retired Railroader Succumbs Wednesday
Benjamin R Cummins age 64 a retired railroad worker died Wednesday morning at his Motherwell Avenue home after an extended illness from carcinoma Funeral services will be held 2 o clock Saturday at the residence Burial will be in Shaw Cemetery He is survived by his wife two sons Wayne and Thurman Logan and two daughters Mrs Fred Bebout of Lancaster and Mrs Harry Corsen of Horn s Mill Reverend C B Clendenen will officiate
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Logan
Benjamin R. Cummins
Motherwell Ave
Hocking Valley
Cora Cummins
Wayne and
Thurman
Fred Bebout
Lancaster
Harry Corsen
Horn's Mill
C. B. Clendenen
Church of the Nazarene
Shaw Cemetery
Orang Outraged by Whisky Loving Ape Jimmy of Melbourne Zoo Dies
Jimmy the Melbourne Zoo orangutan, beloved by visitors, died after refusing all medicines except whisky and soda or brandy and soda. He fell ill with a cold and laryngitis but would not be treated, defying medical care.
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Melbourne
Jimmy
Melbourne Zoo
Logan Junior Baseball Team Back From Columbus Meet
Logan Legion players returned to Logan Wednesday from Columbus after a 4 2 loss to Cincinnati at Red Bird Stadium. Leonard struck out 13 on near flawless support, while receivers praised the Logan battery. An inter-city series with Chillicothe is planned, with first game in Chillicothe.
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Logan
Columbus
Red Bird Stadium
Cincinnati
Leonard
Richardson
Landis
Marshall
Thomas
Bloomfield
Schultz
Mowery
Bell
Lemon
Heyde
Chillicothe
Russell James
John E. Krieg
Joe Thomas
Charles Achauer
Harry H. Wright
Earl Marshall
Columbus ball club to hold tryout school at Red Bird Stadium
Youthful baseball players show interest as the Columbus club announces a tryout school at Red Bird Stadium on August 2. Sheriff Joe Farbearn oversees jail roof painting, the first since construction, on Tuesday.
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Logan
Columbus Ball Club
Red Bird Stadium
Joe Farbearn
John Meade Linked to Laurelville Post Office Robbery
Logan County authorities identify Columbus resident Logan Lee Bussart as John Meade, arrested in Detroit for the Laurelville post office robbery on June 28. He confessed to the postal theft with investigators probing details, while suspicions of shielding others remain.
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Logan
Lee R. Bussart
Columbus
John Meade
Detroit
Laurelville
Joe Farbearn
Bussart
Steubenville
Dale Peterson
Peterson
Probation for two youths in Fred Liff grocery robbery
Two boys aged 13 and 11 were placed on probation by Judge E. L. Ewing after questioning in the Fred Liff grocery robbery on Sunday evening. The older boy will be sent for examination at the Department of Juvenile Research.
Will Go to Camp and Travel for Duties
C W Ziegler departs August 6 for Jamestown Virginia to attend an adult camp then travels to Athens and Albany Georgia and Wilson North Carolina before returning to Green Township to teach at Oak Grove school. He has been in the South since June 3 and returned home briefly Saturday. Mr and Mrs Fred Burchfield return after ten days in Cleveland Bedford and Nelson visiting relatives. Along the way near Newark they observed an automobile accident with one fatality.
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Logan
C. W. Ziegler
Jamestown
Athens
Albany
Wilson
N. C
Oak Grove
Green Township
Fred Burchfield
Cleveland
Bedford
Nelson
Newark
Amputation Needed After Mine Fire Control Incident
Allen Alexander of Straitsville required the right leg below the knee to be amputated after being trapped beneath a fall while working on Project C of the mine fire control contract in the Logan district. He was taken to Cherrington Hospital where the operation occurred that afternoon.
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Logan
Allen Alexander
Straitsville
Project C
Cherrington Hospital
Workman Stricken by Ivy Poison on WPA Project
Logan John Ingmire of Union Furnace is under a physician care after ivy poison from work on a WPA project on Tick Ridge. He was injured while performing duties on the federal endeavor.
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Logan
John Ingmire
Union Furnace
Tick Ridge
Logan-Maxine Stephenson Admitted For Cleft Palate Operation
Four-year-old Logan-Maxine Stephenson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Stephenson, was admitted to Grant Hospital Columbus on Wednesday for cleft palate surgery. The case is managed by the Hocking County Health Department under the Social Security Act. Eastbound trip ends with Speegles returning home from Newport News Virginia via Washington DC.
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Logan
Maxine
Robert Stephenson
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Hocking County Health Department
W. L. Speegle
West Logan
Newport News, Va
Visits Old School Log an Expansion at Marion District Reunion
Among many visitors at the annual District 5 reunion in Marion Township on Sunday were Mrs. Clara Montgomery, O N former pupil of the school.
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Logan
Marion Township
Clara Montgomery
Mrs Heinlein Granted Divorce and Custody
Dorothy Heinlein wins a divorce from James Hayes Heinlein in Logan with cruelty alleged. She receives custody of two children aged 15 and 11, alimony of $375, and a one half interest in S. M. Heinlein estate distribution.
Motoring Trip Heads East Through Canada and U S
Mrs M J Cole Mrs Kenneth Fitzgerald and Mrs B A Holland start a short vacation driving trip through Canada and the eastern United States before returning home. They will tour scenic routes and cities along the way.
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Star Township
Cantwell Cliffs
Leslie Evans
Madge
Faith Wright
Margaret Spannow
Manon Powers
Catherine
Esther Stoughton
Willard Lyke
Bernice Rider
Charles Lyke
Jennie Noble
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Leah Lyke
Charles Lyke, Jr
Almeda Lyke
Miss Rider
Questionaire Club
Kachelmacker Park
Lee Fox
Joe Brown
Frank Judy
Carl Judy
C. B. Donahue
Frank Weiland
Lawrence Kessler
Cyrus Rochester
Sumner Martin
Frank Blasius
Ivan Moorehead
al Kaiser
Scott Braddock
Ann, Stella
Adelaide Fox
Cleo Haley
George Fox
Russell Montgomery
John Blasius
St. John's School
N. L. Rings
Washington, D. C
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Mt. Pleasant
Mich
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Mississippi College
James Winters
Morse
Charles E. Scholl
Mr. Pleasant
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Miss Jean
Jane Carter
Bremen
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Ft. Ben Harrison
Patchen
CMTC
the Big Shoe Store
Wun-Der
Enna Jettick
Dr. Urban
Court St
Logan Legion
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Ick
Els
I By
Tne Corvioa
Fred Sanders
Mgr
Putepticos
Bemberg
Logan Hospital
Workman
Athens Pharmacy
Vendol
Clapp
Horlick
Thompson
Kodak Films
U.S. Dept. Agr
K-R-O Company
Springfield
DeWitt
Mentha Gill Douche
Kotex
Veldown
Tae Balt
de Drene
Georgia
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