Budget Set for All Expenditures at Hocking County Fair
Logan reports repairs and improvements underway under William Loomis to ready the Hocking County Fair for September 26 to 28. Work includes grandstand and fire building, painting, fence repairs around the track, new outside fences, and two new toilets with total costs kept within 5000 dollars. James Barker announces tanning faces at the fair as eight races are planned across three days. Exhibits from Granges 4-H clubs FFA and schools are lining up, aiming to revive a yearly fall event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James TH. Barker
Future Farmers of America
Hocking County
Informed of Father's Death at World's Fair
Rob Lanning, 20, son of Gerald W. Lanning, was located at the World's Fair in New York after days of effort to contact him. The death of his father prompted police and Western Union to help locate him, with arrangements underway following his discovery in the Western Union Exhibit building.
Local boxing card set for Shade and Athens
Logans line weeks aid for the Hocking Williams field at Shade near Athens features two main bouts. Riley of Glouster and Billy Gaston of Athens clash in one prelim, while Dreamer Morris of Logans will meet Kid Banik of Murray in another. Fair weather expected as bouts proceed with heavy grading unit in use at the new addition City.
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Logan
Shade
Athens
Ea Riley
Glouster
Billy Gaston
Wil
Dreamer — Morris
Kid Banik
Murray
New Addition
Hubert
Oak Grove Cemetery
Lambert of
Creeniale
Sarney Gaston
Griffin
Sanborn
Logan Juniors Beat McArthur In Extra Innings Warmer
In a two-year-old junior clash at Chieftain field Logan defeated McArthur 14 to 13 after nine innings. Tied 13 all, Logan surged with a three-run rally in the last half of the ninth and won in extra innings. McArthur’s Partee Blake Cox Lepley Mee Kinnis Waller and others sparred with Logan’s pitching duo Newman Dalton Tschudy. Newman earned the win.
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Chieftain
Logan
McArthur
American Legs Fan Baseball Committee
Thec
Partee
Blake
Cox
Lepley
Mee Kinnis
R. Waller
Frey
G. Waller
Rachudy
H. Miller
Landis
E. Miller
Ralph Courter
Bob Courter
Fickle
Clendenen
Newman
Logan Social Notes and Local Bereavement Scene
Logan notes describe a day outing for Miss Charlene Riley and Miss Ell scenic district guests, plus a Logan funeral for Gerald W. Lanning with military honors, a Methodist service at two, and Oak Grove burial. Other items record family dinners for Monte Landis, Logan residents visiting from Detroit, and travel plans for Miss Huffines and Miss Warners to Tacoma for Vaughn Zanner’s wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
William Evans
Joan
Eleanor
Inthia
Detroit
Dell Bishop
Attendance and Incident Report at Kachelm Park
Attendance at Kachelm Park over six days shows Ray Keck supervising with 1508 attendees on Saturday and daily totals of 212, 202, 180, 382, 219, and 11 for Monday through Sunday. Nearly two hundred more visited than the prior week. Lester Cecil Logan, a loco mechanic, was injured in a Sunday Lancaster motorcycle accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Keck
CPCI
Logan
Lester Cecil
Lancaster
Camp Hocking eliminats Junior Chamber in soft ball opener
Logan Hocking County softball tournament opened at Sand Park as Camp Hocking defeated the Jaycees 11 to 4. Camp pitching limited opponents to four hits while Tomlinson started for the Jaycees and was relieved by Rush. Bugnor homered for Camp Taycees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Hocking County
Sand § Park
Camp Hocking
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Camp
Tomlinson
Jaycees
Rush
Bugnor
Taycees
Kruminut
Ee St Clair
Spencer
Nea Britten
Ib Robinson
Larrick
Merchants Map Plans for August Fair and Dollar Days
Logan merchants division of the Chamber of Commerce met Monday. James H. Barker outlined planned events of interest to merchants. A August Dollar days were set for August 9 and 10. An old time square at has been set for August 17 at held inst.
Kiwanis Meet at Rockview Park With Dinner and Music
Louan Logan Kiwanis members head to Rockview Park for this evening's meeting. Don Castell and Don Feather coordinate the arrangements and program. At 6 o clock the Ladies of the Rockbridge Band Boosters Club will serve a chicken dinner. Afterward Wards provides music and entertainment by Kessler's Orchestra.
County Safety Council Meets Hocking County Panel
The Hocking County Industrial Safety Council met Monday evening at the Chamber of Commerce rooms with Sidney Smith Columbus safety consultant present. By laws for the new council were adopted and signed by Clarence Heine W B Bassett and George Green. Regular monthly meetings set for the last Monday of each month. The secretary to obtain an Ohio Industrial Commission code for each member and to prepare a mailing list so each company may receive a copy of the Monitor monthly. Mr Smith and W J Robinson Sun Glow Industries spoke on reducing the accident frequency rate. Each affiliated company to supply a monthly report to form the basis of the following month’s discussion. Seasonal industrial hazards were discussed. TOM RITES: WEDNESDAY Logan funeral services for Mrs Anna Tom at the West Second St residence at 10 am conducted by Rev Stanley W Wiant. Burial will be in
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GAN
The
Hocking County
Industrial Safety Council
Chamber of Commerce
Sidney Smith
Columbus
Safety’ S Cosultant
Clarence Heine
W. B. Bassett
George Green
Ohio Industrial Commission
Mr. Smith
W. J. Robinson
Sun Glow Industries
Wiant Plans Joint Services at Local Churches
Logan notes that Rev. Stanley W. Wiant and family return from July vacation and will shift joint services from the Methodist to the Presbyterian Church next Sunday. Wiant will lead both churches in August while Rev. Cecil Harding Jones led Methodist services during Wiant's absence, a two year practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Stanley W. Wiant
Methodist
Presbyterian Church
Wiant
Cecil Harding Jones
Methodist Church
Relief Corps Purchases Flag at Logan Bridge
A public notice details the Relief Corps purchasing a flag at Logan Bridge near the river. Names such as Nellie Adcock appear in the fragmented report, with references to a conference held some time ago and ongoing repair concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logareesel Wemers
Nellie Adcock
Lee- Pol Himpalrenel Ebatrnd
Caralgrmy Hislop Opingeee
Elanuege Uercine
Logan Hlering
Sean Cou Ey
Paneer Earsar
New House Site Breaks Ground in Merriman Subdivision
Ground is being broken for construction of a new home by Mrs. Alice Wolfe in the Merriman subdivision, along the river drive just south of Gallipolis. The project marks a development expansion in the riverfront area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Mra
Alice Wolfe
Merriman Subdivision
River Drive
Logan Lehman quarreling charges lead to fines
Logan and Mrs Charles Lehman appeared before Mayor Dale las Kinser amid quarreling charges. They pleaded guilty and paid fines of five dollars each. Police Chief Lew Reynolds cited them for a local disturbance. A Pioneer Youth meeting date was moved to Tuesday August 6 at 7:30 p.m. in Mando AU Kachelmacher Park.
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Logan
Charles Lehman
Dalelas Kinser
Lew Reynolds
Ionian
Athens
Pioneer
Tsaid
Jwas
Stan Im Mando
AU Kachelmacher Park
Atranae- Ghey
RavLass
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Tech Merrie
Logan Juniors
Bea
Lanning
George Goulding
Ruth Brooke
Wa McLain
Craig
Parkersburg
Mise Riley
Gerald W. Lanning
Knights of Pythins Lodge
Stanley W Winnt
Oak Grove
Logan Post
American Legion
Earl Landis
Monte
Willard Landin
Lloyd Poling
Newark
Fort Landis
Jons
Otis
Owen
Kachelm
County Safety Council Meets
Tom
Anna
West Second St
Relief Corps
Logan Bridge
Kitchen Cabinet
Org
Green Come Nation
Mar
Baare Hck
Onit Velour
Haslocks
Chine MH
Guniy. S
Davenport
Sale Living Run. Furniture
Dubonnet
Ional
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