Montpelier Too Fast for Local Junior League Baseball
Logan's Logan entry in the state tournament was eliminated Monday at Columbus 19 to 6 by Montpelier, a four year high school unit from District One known for power hitting. Horn led Logan with three safeties, Ralston turned a hidden ball trick, and Swaim started on the mound before Leonard finished. Local fans stayed for the Legion banquet and the Columbus versus Louisville game, returning Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Columbus
Montpelier
Horn
Brown
Ralston
Leonard
Webb
Swaim
American Legion
Louleville
Red Bird Stadium
Ewald Schmitter
James Branigan
G. BE. Carr
John EB. Krieg
Clinton Webb
Carr
Mr. Schmitter
J. R. Ralston
Merle Karshner
B. W. Wright
Walter Leonard
Harry Heinlein
Council Must Pick Member
Logan city council faces a vacancy in the Fourth Ward after Frank Weis’s death. With one member away and only five on the council a full vote is unlikely. A pending resolution may seek gas rate survey by utility engineers.
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Logan
Fourth
Frank Weis
J. M. Meldrim i
Michigan
Cit
Gerald W. Lanning
Utility Commission
Picnic Set for Aug 2 Heads Logan State Picnic
Logan state highway employees plan a big Lake Myers picnic on Aug 2 led by B. W. Wright and J. R. Ralston. A large delegation is expected from Logan as Mrs. Luther Blair of Kentucky undergoes major surgery at Cherryton Hospital after being brought from Starr Township.
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Lake Myers
B. W. Wright
J. R. Ralston
Logan
Luther Blair
Kentucky
Cherrington Hospital
Starr Township
Inspection of City Records Begins By State Auditor Deputy
A deputy from the state auditor's office began inspecting city records Monday morning. Inspector Gallagher, long in charge of local inspections, is set to join later the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
State Auditors Office
Gallagher
Logan Society Notes Highlights Local Visits and Picnics
Logan society members and guests attend Bridge Club at Mrs. Lehman’s home with six substitutes. Residents and visitors from Columbus, Springfield, Lancaster, and Glenroy joined gatherings, picnics at Rising Park and Black Jack Camp, and a wedding trip return to Indiana with plans to settle in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Campbell
Grendon James
Carl Stevens
Springfield
Edwin James
Glenroy
Logan
Judson Shriner
Black Jack Camp
Shriner
Mon Cook
Joe
Jane Karshner
City
Raymond Summers
Indiana
Columbus
Mr. Summers
Logan Residents Share Weekend Movements
City residents report travel and visits on the weekend with Logan locals visiting Columbus Lancaster and Capital City. Notable mentions include Mrs Edward McGonagie hosting Miss Kathryn Jaynes of Shawnee, Rev Elmer Bies in Lancaster and Mr and Mrs Ralph Yontz in Columbus. Samuel Rothman formerly of Cleveland and Mrs Simon Derr of Bremen are listed as visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McGonagie
This City
Samuel Rothman
Cleveland
Logan
Simon Derr
Bremen
John F. Bond
Ralph Yontz
Columbus
Merle Karshner
Capital City
Warner Group Committees Meet at Glouster Tonight
Tubercular cattle testing will begin Wednesday in Hocking County under Dr. Bashore of the state department of agriculture. The work is expected to take six to eight weeks with 8 000 to 9 000 cattle in the county. Tests were last done in 1931 and the next in 1936, but funding allows a 1936 start to keep the county in the certified class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Pre-School Clinics Held at Logan
Dr. C. P. Swett city health commissioner conducts pre-school clinics at central east and west grade buildings. Forty children examined across two sessions with cooperation from several city parent teacher associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Togan
C. P. Swett
Misfortune Follows Haydenville Family
Reports indicate the Wolfe family of Haydenville suffers repeated tragedies. A fatal accident Saturday morning killed Mrs. Henderson Wolfe and severely injured Mr. Wolfe while two of the Fling daughters drowned weeks earlier in the Maumee River. Wolfe shows signs of improvement at Cherrington Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Wolfe
Haydenville
Henderson Wolfe
Dever Fling
Maumee
Filing
Injured Perry Township Youth Lacks Funds for Care
Logan reports a Perry Township youth Kenneth Robinson wounded by gunfire during a federal search ten days ago near his home. Officials say no federal provision for care exists and the trustees have no funds. the family cannot cover the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Kenneth Robinson
Perry Township
Robinson
Warner Water Conservation to Hold Committee Meeting
A meeting of all members of the Warner Water Conservation association committees will be held at the mayor's office in this city at 7:30 this evening. Several matters of vital interest to the organization will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Warner Water Conservation Association
Glouster Man Marries Goose Run Resident
Fred Householder head mechanic for Murphy Motor Co. Glouster and Miss Sue Zockine Goose Run were married in Covington Kentucky on Monday. They planned a brief trip to Virginia and West Virginia before returning home to Maple Street. The bride is a Trimble Township schoolteacher who taught last year in Green's Run Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Fred Householder
Murphy Motor Co
Sue Zockine
Goose Run
Covington
Visit Returns for Leadbetter Family from Marion Center
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Leadbetter and daughter Mrs. C. R. White returned Sunday from Marion Center Pennsylvania where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Leadbetter and two children En route they stopped in Clarksburg West Virginia to visit Mrs. Everett Leadbetter and children who had spent two weeks with relatives in that city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
W. W. Leadbetter
C. R. White
Athens
Marion Center
Everett Leadbetter
Clarksburg
W. Va
Driver Fined 25 on Charge of Patrolman
Charles Padoski of Jacksonville was arrested Sunday for reckless driving and pled guilty in Justice William Ellis court. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs, paid part, and gave security for the balance. State Patrolman F E Bollia said brakes on the car were practically useless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Charles Padoski
Jacksonville
Court of Justice
Wiliam Ellis
Padoski
F. E. Bollia
Bollia
Logan Youth Enjoys First Trip to Columbia Baseball Event
William Spence Jr of Logan Junior High School joined classmates taken to Columbia for a baseball tournament. It was his first visit to the city where he found many attractions beyond the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Columbia
William Spence, Jr
Spence
Logan Junior High School
Lodge at Jacksonville Holds Monthly Club Meeting
The July meeting of the Past Noble Grands Club was hosted by Mrs. Joseph Watson with Mrs. Martha Kioh presiding. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Kioh and Mrs. Robert Grimm, with consolation prizes to Mrs. William Hallam and Mrs. Walter Hilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Noble Grands Club
Joseph Watson
Martha Kioh
Kioh
Robert Grimm
William Hallam
Walter Hilt
Mary Alice Hallam
Mary Alice
Ruth Ann Phillips
Frank Dunnevy
Maude Davis
John Davis
Martha Kloh
William Kalt
Harold Phillips
Ida B. Davia
First Ore Shipment Of Year Through Logan
The first ore shipment of the year on the River Division of the Cnde. Railroad passed through Logan on Monday morning. It consisted of cars and was bound for the Wheeling Steel Corporation. Crew member Judson Shriner, recently off duty, rejoined the train crew that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
River
Cnde
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Judson Shriner
Karshner Family Set Ninth Reunion at Griggs Dam
Logan area notices announce the Karshner family ninth annual reunion on Sunday August 18 at Shelter House No 3 Griggs Dam north of Columbus. Relatives from the district will attend and Mrs Jeannette Karshner serves as secretary of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Karshner
Griggs Dam
Columbus
Shelterhouse No. 3
Jeannette Karshner
Wheat Yield Reported as Good in Hocking County
Sept 5 report from W. Arnold at the county home farm notes threshing Monday. One tract yielded 36 bushels per acre and another 30, totaling an average of 32 bushels per acre. It stands as one of the best yields in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Hocking County
W. Arnold
Ray Griggs
Perry County
Disturbance leads to intoxication arrest on Gallagher Avenue
Leo Richards was arrested Saturday night after a disturbance at his Gallagher Avenue home. Patrolman George Jur genamier charged him with intoxication.
Logan James Ruff Taken Into Custody On Paternity Charge
Logan James Ruff of Marion Township was taken into custody Monday by Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith on a paternity charge. He appeared for arraignment before Magistrate S. B. Whitehart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James Ruff
Marion Township
Nellis Smith
S. B. Whitehart
Leaguers resume schedule as Methodist United Brethren clash
Logan reports the Junior Leaguers return from Columbus for a state tournament, paving the way for an evening clash between the league leading Methodists and United Brethren. Rain delayed earlier meetings, so they have not met this season. John Liff buys the North Street property from the First Rempel National Bank receiver and plans to move his family there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Columbus
Methodists
United Brethren
John Liff
North Street
Jefferson Jones
Rempel National Bank
Liff
Local Social News From Glouster and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs Edward Harry hosted guests Friday including Mrs Watt McDonald G J Chappelear Dias Deal of Jacksonville Mrs William Ebert Canton and Mrs Leonard Burgard with son Richard of Pittsburgh. Burgard and son and Ebert returned home Sunday after visiting relatives in Athens Jacksonville Glouster Zanesville and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Edward Harry
Watt McDonald
G. J. Chappelear
Dias Deal
Jacksonville
William Ebert
Canton
Leonard Burgard
Richard
Pittsburgh
Athens
Gilouster
Zanesville
Columbus
Local collision on Front Street Short Street intersection
Two vehicles operated by Ray Kline and Roy Conkle were in a noninjury crash at the Front Street Short Street intersection Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ray Kline
Roy Conkle
Front Street
Short Street
Logan Declares End to Local Quarantine
City health commissioner Dr. C. P. Swett says the quarantine against contagious diseases is lifted. Measles previously reported are now eliminated and no active cases remain.
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Logan
C. P. Swett
Miss Norman Leading hau visits Columbus with Leadinghauser family
Miss Norman Leadinghaus, employed in Columbus, spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs C C Leadinghaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Norman Leadinghau
Columbus
C. C. Leadinghaus
First Baptist Church Class Holds July Meeting in Glouster
GLOUSTER No 2 class of the First Baptist Church met in July at Miss Beulah Morris’s Morgan Street home. President Mrs. Helen Leach led. One new member, Mrs Josephine Williams, joined. Program featured duets by Ethel Williams Arvena Johnson with Morris on piano, a recitation by Gloria Williams, and solo by Alverna Johnson. Refreshments served to officers and members including Rev G J Johnson. Next gathering set for Aug 6 at Gladys Viney’s Fairlawn Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Leach
Josephine Williams
Gladys Viney
Kate Johnson
Mary Straughter
Anna Mayles
Effie Brown
Wiley Harris
G. J. Johnson
Clifford Johnson
Mia
Fairlawn Avenue
Ohio Collieries to face Murray Fagies in twilight game
The Ohio Collieries team will play a twilight baseball contest against the Murray Fagies on Thursday at 5:30 p.m. The game is scheduled at the Carbon Hill grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louster
Ohio Collieries
Murray ‘ Fagies
Carbon Hill
Local Schools Plan Textbook Changes This Fall
Logan area schools will adopt new textbooks in history and hygiene this fall. Teachers met to review recommendations and discuss additional changes while noting that free textbooks will ease financial concerns for patrons.
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Logan
Hensel Returns to Hospital After Route 56 Attack
George Hensel of Columbus is readmitted to Cherrington Hospital after an earlier head injury from a 1934 attack on the H. Godman Company truck on Route 56 in Vinton County. He remains in the hospital several days as dizziness linked to the head injury is treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
George Hensel
Columbus
Cherrington Hospital
H. ©. Godman
Vinton County
Hensel
Electrification Considered by Falls Township Farmers
Farmers near Union Church in Falls Township discuss a potential electrification program. A late week meeting produced no definite action. About 12 farm homes would be served and investor F. E. Weinrich of the city shows interest in securing electric service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Union Church
Falls Township
F. E. Weinrich
Mayor Fitzgerald Relapses After Brief Illness
Logan mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald, who had been improving after several days of illness, relapsed Monday while visiting his office. He became overheated last week and a number of arraignments scheduled for Monday evening were postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Patrol cites four drivers for cutting out window openings
Police began a week end campaign targeting drivers who operate with cut outs open. Four men were cited to appear before Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald by Patrolman George Jurgensmier. The men named are Robert Marshall, Ralph Adcock, Woodrow Kalklesch, and Joshua Wahl. Affidavits have been filed against each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
George Jurgensmier
Robert Marshall
Ralph Adcock
Woodrow Kalklesch
Joshua Wahl
Logan Police File Two Charges Against James Heft
James Heft faces two charges after a Saturday night arrest by Chief Lew Reynolds. Items found in his possession led to a charge of stealing clothing from a local store, along with an intoxication charge.
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Logan
James Heft
Lew Reynolds
Mrs. Hart Dies in Lancaster After Brief Illness
Lancaster mourns Mrs. William Hart, formerly of Logan, who died Sunday evening after a short illness. Funeral rites set for 2 PM Wednesday in Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hart
Logan
Lancaster
Home-Coming at Taylor Ridge Draws 125 for Dinner
Taylor Ridge Church of Christ held a Sunday home coming with morning and afternoon services led by Rev. Gilbert Cortney Chauncey. About 125 attended the noon basket dinner. Speakers included Rev. Miles Hoon of New Marshfield and Rev. David Morris of Glouster.
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Taylor Ridge
Taylor Ridge Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Chauncey
David Morris
Glouster Church
Miles Hoon
New Marshfield
Bible School
C. M. Anglin
Ladies’ Aid Society
Chauncey Personal Notices Spread Across Counties
Chauncey residents and relatives attend Grange events and visits in Athens Millfield Greenfield Columbus and surrounding areas. Families including the Gillespie Ferrel Morrison Ogg Myers Civille and Howard circles are noted as visiting kin and returning from hospitals and trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Willie Bacon
Springfield
Til
Henry Myers
John Civille
John
Mary Civille
Newark
Lancaster
Coshocton
Loretta Ogg
Richard
Greenfield
O. Stanley Howard
Millfield
New Bedford
Mia
Watt Ferrel
Dwight
Columbus
Miner Loses Finger At Drydock Mine No 255
Frank Snyder of Oregon Ridge employed at Mine No 255 in Drydock had the middle finger of his right hand crushed at work on Friday requiring amputation. He is under care of a Gloucester physician.
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Chauncey
Frank Snyder
Oregon Ridge
Drydock
Snyder
Seven Mines Reporting Work In Chauncey District
Chauncey Mine 25 of Manhattan Coal Co. was marked up for work Tuesday. Seven mines in the district reported work today. Others on the active list are Nos 15 107 Ohio No 1 Kimberly Lick Run and Black Diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Manhattan Coal Co
Ohio
Kimberly
Lick Run
Black Diamond
Youth clash injures trio in Zagreb flag incident
Three young men carrying a Yugoslav flag were seriously wounded Monday when attacked by a crowd of young Croats in Zagreb. The incident underscores tensions between ethnic groups in the capital amid ongoing nationalist strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Zagreb
Mutton-bird oil richer in vitamins than cod liver oil
Australian study finds oil from the mutton-bird yielding vitamins at sixty times the level of cod liver oil. Researchers compare nutrient content and potential health benefits, highlighting significant differences in vitamin concentration between the two fats.
Mrs George Blac Dies in Granteo Funeral Held Monday
Mrs George Blac died in Granteo and funeral services were held Monday at the Sugar Creek Holiness Church with Rev B Holiness Church regular pastor presiding. Pallbearers included Neighbors of Mrs and Mr Power and Mr Bridgewater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
George Blac
Granteo
Sugar Creek
Holiness Church
Mr. Power
B Bridgewater
Athens
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Hocking
Weis
Inspects Records
Glouster, Ohio
Boots Mallory
Frankie Darm
Dom Darrow
Lone Rider
Buck Jones
Sun
Clive
Ronald Colman
Loretta Young
Logan Society Notes
Mra
William Lehman
W. C. Adair
C. D. Notestone
Emma Floyd
Ruth Heft
Mildred Lehman
Evan Smith
Martha of
8. C. Smith
George Lehman
Minnie McBroom
Donald Heft
W. P. Heft
Mina Madalene Mohler
Charles Mohler
Phyllis
Albert
J. F. Rutgers
Mary Ellen
Carl C. Poling
Fern
Ruth
Rising Park
Bernice Redd
Jean Loomis
Howard and
Morton Epstein
Eugenia Weinrich
Forest E. Weinrich
John McBroom
Elmer Siegal
Phyllis Leonard
Stanley St. Clair
Elmer Bies
Robert Keynes
Burt Lake
Mich
Kathryn Jaynes
Shawnee
Warner Group
Department of Agriculture
Capital
Isaac Wilson
Outfitters
Lodge
Nineveh Rebekah Lodge
Baptist Church
Fitzgerald Il
PHI Sigs
Carpenter Maytags
Scott
Branigan
Carpenters
Lucille Robinette
Stewart and
Victor
A. E. McConkey
E. Gillespie
Allen Chadwell
Kathryn Gillespie
May Howard
Trimble Grange No. 1830
Dorothy Howard
Ebon Gillespie
Bennie Fe
South Court Street
Russia
Elizabeth Hawes
New York
Blackford Fg Conducte
Veo Rose Rely
Francis McCy
Meyder
Hixson
Signia
Zenner
Floor
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