Logan-Anchor Hocking Semi-Pro Team Strengthened
The Logan-Anchor Hocking semi pro roster includes former local stars Russ Dawley and Carlton Hill as catcher and first string pitcher. John Murray, ex Union Furnace, brings professional ball experience after three seasons and now plays baseball regularly. Murray and Dawley both previously played in the American Legion Junior League when it began.
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LOGAN
Anchor Hocking
Russ Dawley
Carlton Hill
John Murray
Union Furnace
American Legion
Murray
Malone Infant Logan John Dies After Week Long Illness
Logan John Malone three months old, son of Mr and Mrs William Malone of Marion Township, died at 6:30 am after a weeklong illness. He leaves parents two brothers William and Donald four sisters Patricia Garnet Lucy and Kathryn one half brother Lester Biffle and two half sisters Mrs Leona Donley and Kate Malone. Grandparents Edward Alvis and Mrs Inez Malone. Short services were held at 10 am and burial followed at Shaw Cemetery.
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Logan
John
William Malone
Marion Township
William
Donald
Patricia
Garnet
Lucy
Kathryn
Lester Biffle
Leona Donley
Kate Malone
Edward Alvis
Inez Malone
Shaw Cemetery
Condition of Former Logan Man Serious
LOGAN News from Columbus reports Bruce Ford formerly of this city is in critical condition after a long tuberculosis illness. On Tuesday and Wednesday George Ford Mrs Buellaby and Mr and Mrs Clarence Ford traveled to Columbus to visit him. His condition has been serious for several weeks.
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Logan
Columbus
Bruce Ford
George Ford
Buellaby
Clarence Ford
James H. Barker
Charles Barker
Shirley
Elizabeth Wright
Ross Hocking Camp
Nettie
Janice Barker
Tom Rainer
Thomas Walsh
Charles Huffman
Wilmington
George Rainer
Margee Tschappat
Phil Tschappat
Grant Hospital
Gaylord Hanley
St. Louis
Mich
Raymond St. Clair
Leland Stokes
Jack
Athens
Louise T. Huffman
Charlene
Local Notes on Medical and Military News
Anna Gallagher of Nelsonville was admitted to Cherrington Hospital for an appendicitis operation. A Nelsonville couple announce the birth of a son at Logan hospital Wednesday evening. Ruth Miller of Nelsonville returns home after a two week hospital stay for major surgery. Don Jewell of Nelsonville leaves for Ft. Hayes to enlist in the aviation corps and will report to Charlotte North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Club
Jess Devol
Carbon Hill
John Smith
Clarence Lehman
Harry Smith
Joe Blosser
Don Dawley
Robert Hardy
Harry Guess
Anna Lowes
Charles Courtney
Garland Hawk
Edgar Stedwill
John Dehman
Big Chief Indian Herb Tonic A Family Medicine
A general system tonic made from roots and herbs claims to stimulate appetite aid digestion and relieve occasional constipation for every family member. The advertisement promotes a health tonic touted as suitable for all ages.
Three Bottles for $1.59 with Extra Shipping Charge
An offer lists 3 bottles priced at 1.59 dollars total and adds 10 cents for each additional bottle to cover packing and mailing. The notice specifies per-bottle packing and mailing surcharge.
Tonto Snake Oil Liniment Advertises Tonic Use
Product touts Tonto Snake Oil Liniment for neuralgia stiff neck cramps and soreness from exposure fatigue and bites. Claims use with Big Chief Tonic for back chest throat and minor sprains and strains.
Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store Ad in Athens Ohio
Exclusive offer featuring 43c two bottles at Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store in Athens Ohio. Limited sale item advertised with price details for shoppers.
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Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store
Athens, Ohio
Athens
Quick's
TON JON credited for relief of stomach woes in Chillicothe
A Ross County resident recounts relief from chronic indigestion gas bloating and cramps after using TON JON 1 2 3. The testimonial notes improved appetite sleep and food tolerance and urges readers to consult the TON JON Health Representative in Athens Ohio.
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Ross County
Ton Jon
Chillicothe
May Arledge
Ohio
Quick's
Athens
Quick
Union St
Ton
Jon
List of 109 Registrants Added by Hocking County Board
The Hocking county selective service board inserted 109 new order numbers into the existing list of July 1 registrants. Names with addresses span Logan Union Furnace Haydenville New Straitsville and nearby communities, with order numbers such as S-1931-S-1 Harry Ricketts and S-109 Tolliver Joshua James.
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Sugar Grove
Lester Alvin Lytle
Union Furnace
Howard Paul Kieffer
New Straitesville
Joseph Franklin Kline
Rockbridge
Arthur Lee McQuaid
Haydenville
Walter Wiseman
George Shorr Dalton
Third St. Logan
John Auker
Rt. 1
New Straitsville
Chester Brown
Myrle Wayne Skiver
Gerald Wayne Stimson
Rt. 2
Logan
John Raymond Steel
Laurelville
Earl Dean Sells
William Thomas Arnold
Walnut St
Charles Andrew Rauber
Charles Stephen Mundy
Harry Franklin Webb
N. Culver St
Charles Donald Skinner
Walter Leroy Frasure
Rt. 4
Robert Harlan Smith
William Wayne Mooney
W. Furnace St
Joseph Patrick Canty
Zanesville Ave
Herman Hershell Lanning
Ralph Edward Meade
Starr
Charles Ruble
Third St
Harry Benton Stephenson
Church St
Harold Leroy Wilson
James Gilbert Woodgeard
S. Bloomingville
Clarence Arthur Spicer
George Edward Bushong
James Vernon Dixon
Long St
Murray City
Raymond Starling Bond
Hardenville
Louis Fleming Koontz
Charles Elmer Gears
Jobs
Victor Phillip Moore
Harold Franklin Crawford
Robert Lawrence Smith
Carbon Hill
Joseph Patrick Dugan
Victor Shark
E. Front St
Robert Leo Spires
Friesner
Lawrence Leslie Cochran
Jess Foster Barnhart
Gore
Charles Robert Frasure
Guy Edwin Champ
Luther Sewards
New Plymouth
William Charles Harris
S. Market St
William Raymond McManaway
Nelsonville
Robert Albert Pavlik
Enterprise
George Edward Blosser
Oliver Dwight Carpenter
Ralph Franklin Wyckoff
Norwood Ave
Granville Wayne Snyder
Junior Ellsworth Taylor
Henry Adkins
Morill Vance Inboden
Russell Hugh Shaw
Harold Emmit Robinson
Harold Scholl Frantz
Jesse Willard Harkless
Hiram Franklin Davisson
West St
Paul Richard Lehman
Elmer Alan Lightfoot
Del
Bernard Charles Wood Ansel
Gerald Edward Lavely
Earl Lester Stevens
Angle Ave
Earnest Norwood Jinks
Joseph Sherman Stump
William Allen Casto
East St
Lester Wayne Lanning
Arthur Millard
Hayes
Leslie Ray Nice
Nelsonsville
Joseph Frederick Karshner
Daniel Evans Roberts
Friesner Ave
Frederick Eugene Mohler
Samuel Earl Sanders
Ralph Edwin Martin
Carl William Bowlby
Seth Willard Smith
Arthur Robert Wilson
Albert Doughlas Ledford
John Edward Franklin Goss
Gallagher Ave
Robert Marion Richards
E. Second St
James Lester Evans
Greendale
Charles Henry Calvert
Buchtel
Joshua James Tolliver
Hocking Nurse Will Serve in England
Miss Rebecca Rush of Logan will leave for England with other trained nurses to serve in the army. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Thom as Rush and will visit the homeland of her grandparents Mr and Mrs William Sayre during the trip.
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Logan
Rebecca Rush
Thomas Rush
England
Rush
Army
William Sayre
Second Divorce Action Filed Charges Cruelty
Pauline Cheshier sues George Cheshier for divorce alleging cruelty. This second filing follows a previously dismissed action. They have a minor son. custody and both temporary and permanent alimony for the child are requested by the mother.
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Logan
Pauline Cheshier
George Cheshier
Lemon Tree Expected To Bear Ripened Fruit
Logan Stanton Palmer a Marion township farmer reports his lemon tree is likely to bear ripe fruit this season. The tree currently holds 31 lemons and Palmer gathered ripe fruit from it last year.
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Logan — Stanton Palmer
Marion Township
Palmer
Licensed To Wed Logan A Marriage License Issued
A marriage license was issued Wednesday to Paul Melvin Johnson 23 glass worker Rockbridge son of Robert B. and Mrs. Johnson and Vera A. Ruff 18 at home Logan Rt. 2 daughter of George and Mrs. Ruff.
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Logan
Paul Melvin Johnson
Rockbridge
Robert B. Johnson
Vera A. Ruff
Rt. 2
George Ruff
Tournament Team Heads to Nelsonville After Practice
After a batting practice session Thursday the tournament players agreed to travel to Nelsonville for a 5 o'clock game against the team they played earlier this week. They plan to head to the state tournament in Columbus reporting Sunday August 3. The group from 11 districts will stay at the fairgrounds in Buckeye Boys State quarters and feedings are arranged by State Headquarters. First games Monday August 4.
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Logan
Nelsonville
Columbus
Fairgrounds
Buckeye
Logan Brief Social Notes
Susters and Susies held a picnic at Rachelmacher Park Wednesday evening with Mrs Frank Brown and Mrs Earl Roberts in charge of arrangements. Guests included Mrs Donald Blankenship and Mrs I M Myers. Members present were the hostesses and Mrs Howard F White Mrs Edward Kemper Mrs Frank Walters Mrs Frank Weiland Mrs Sumner Martin Mrs C F Shonk and Miss Margaret Schrader.
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Logan—Susters Susies
Rachelmacher Park
Frank Brown
Earl Roberts
Donald Blankenship
I. M. Myers
Howard F. White
Edward Kemper
Frank Walters
Frank Weiland
Sumner Martin
C. F. Shonk
Margaret Schrader
Hocking Farmer Sells 52 Cattle To Columbus Buyer
Perry Township farmer and stock grower LOGAN F. O. Wolf reports he sold a herd of 52 cattle. Steers brought 11.5 cents a pound and heifers 11 cents a pound. The entire herd went to a Columbus buyer.
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Logan
F. O. Wolf
Perry Township
Columbus
Logan Mingos Set to Host The Plains Sunday
Logan Mingos prepare for a home game at the fairground diamond as The Plains visit on Sunday for a home and home series. Previous attempts were rained out or postponed when the Columbus team failed to report by game time. The Plains include several Nelsonville Eagles players, whom Logan Mingos beat 2 to 0 earlier.
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LOGAN
Logan Mingos
Plains
Columbus
Nelsonville Eagles
Union Services At Logan Methodist Church This Sunday
Logan churches offer multiple sermons and services led by Rev Cecil Harding Jones Rev Lynn Rittmann Rev Amos L Heyde and Rev Myron W Clark with choir music Sunday School times at 9 9 15 and 11 am and two congregations sharing in the revival as Charlotte Burke leads evangelistic services through August 6 with unity meeting August 3 in East School Auditorium Logan.
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Logan — Union
Methodist Church
Cecil Harding Jones
First Presbyterian Church
Herman F. Bratton
Presbyterian Church
D. O. Davis
Lynn Rittmann
Trinity Lutheran Church
Charles Gompf
Amos L. Heyde
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Heyde
St. John Church
Laurel Township
Good Neighbor
Myron W. Clark
Bethany United Brethren Church
Enterprise United Brethren Church
Stoutsville
First Church of God
Charlotte Burke
Sage
Betty Burke
Evangelist
Logan Jurors Called for April Term and Jury Wheel Underway
Logan jurors were called to report Monday for a half week of civil trial work. Three civil cases are set for trial. Sheriff Floyd Duffy and deputies notified the jurors. Logan Judge Phil Henderson entered judgment Thursday against Ernest Gray for James G. Powell for 156.69 with costs. No answer filed. Jury commissioners Nelson Delong Laurelville and E N Turner began selecting 200 names for the jury wheel, aiming to finish today or tomorrow.
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Logan
Petit Jury
Floyd Duffy
Nelson Delong
Laurelville
E. N. Turner
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Lancaster
Logan Hospital
Big Chief
Mrs. May Arledge
Hocking
Wed
Grangers Meet
Marion Grange
Pittsburg
Jean Wilson
Shirley Lanning
Kathleen McDonald
Aldene Hashman
Esther Lanning
Jack Lanning
W. Union St
Logan Methodist Church
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Soleus Wonky
Gasco Bay
India
Red Cross
Lee
Jarman Shoes
Jarman
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