Murray City to Dedicate New Hagies Lodge Building
Governor George White expected to address the dedicatory exercises next Sunday at Murray City for a $25 000 Hagies Lodge building. The event includes a parade with Knights of Pythias Band and a Gloucester band, plus speeches by P Mooney and Senator Louis J. le. The lodge enrolls about 500 at its Murray City School area location, with Joe Stone as president and Thomas Bell as secretary.
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George White
Murray City
Hagies Lodge
Phe Dey
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Glouster
Muss
P. Mooney
Hocking County
Louis J. le
Nelsonville
New Lodge
Adern
Pentray City Aerue
Ohio
Joe Stone
Thomas Bell
Charles Strum
Frank Merown
Thomas Gears
Fred Koon
J. W. Martin
James Smart
Clifford Donson
Dave Roberts
Martin
Richard Gaffey
Crowds Attend South Bloomingville Memorial Day Program
Large crowd gathered in South Bloomingville Saturday for Memorial Day events featuring fish ball games between Haydenville and Union Furnace, Haydenville winning 7 to 2. Evening services followed the program with Ned Tthiow’s String Band performing. The Scott Reck Parent-Teacher Association presented a play titled It With Taffy under Miss Grace Harsh.
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Southville
Haydenville
Union Furnace
Ned Tthiow
Scottreck
Parent-Teacher Association
Grace Harsh
Oranges From Bradenton Reach O'Vanges Couple
Mr and Mrs H Stu der of East Main Street enjoy oranges sent directly from a Bradenton Florida orchard. The fruit arrived as a gift from Mr and Mrs M A Sparks, former local residents, now of Bradenton.
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Olvanges
Grover Wogan
H. ‘Stu ‘der
East Main Street
Bradenton, Fla
Engagement of Miss Hanor Ruth Shaw and Thomas Dickson Brown Jr
Logan announcement of the engagement between Hanor Ruth Shaw daughter of Dr and Mrs Walter Shaw of Dayton and Thomas Dickson Brown Jr son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Dickson Brown of Haydenville. Shaw graduate of Ohio State University with MM A from Columbia University and dean of women at Oakwood High School. Brown dean of boys at Oakwood High School and Geneva College graduate with postgraduate study at Pittsburgh and Columbia. World War II era captain in the A E F.
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University of Pittsburgh
Columbia
Logan Briefs Local Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits
Logan residents report visitors and travels as families and friends journey to Akron Pleasantville Ky and Scio. Mr and Mrs Braddock and Mr and Mrs Wetherill hosted relatives while others attended funerals and visited kin including Miss Kate Noble and Miss Annie Noble.
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Charles
James Noble
Annie Noble
And
Kate Noble
Mirs
Frank W. Harden
Jon Webb
Scio
Charles Miller
William Bowen
Death Comes to Aged Man Here
Logan mourns 71 year old George W. Connors who died at 8 05 p m after being stricken at home following a grave visit with his daughter Gladys Connors at Oak Groves Cemetery He had worked at local car shops was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church He leaves a son Homer A Connors of Silver City Miss and siblings John T H Connors Mollie Wilson Minnie Worthman Funeral services set for M B Church at 10 o clock Wednesday with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Homer A. Connors
Silver City
Miss
John Connors
Logan
T. H. Connors
Columbus
Molly Wilson
Elyria
Minnie Worthman
New Plymouth
James R. Fields
M. B
Oak Grove Cemetery
Two Poles Rule Limiting Fishermen Along Streams
Logan reports new state fishing regulations limiting anglers to two poles or lines. C C Higgins, conservation officer for Hocking County, received directives from J W Thompson and Clay E Harmon. After a warning, anyone using more than two poles or lines may be prosecuted.
Invite Veterans Kiwanians Ask Civil War Soldiers To Attend Meeting
Logan reports that Civil War veterans Thomas Collins Barney Stracke James Allen and George Burke have been invited as guests of honor to the Kiwanis Club meeting at the Easterling Club house Tuesday evening Memorial Day participants attended services and Rev James R Fields of the Methodist Episcopal Church will give the address The Kiwanis Club has hosted these veterans after Memorial Day for several years
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Logan
Kiwanis Club
Thomas Collins
Barney Stracke
James Allen
George Burke
James R. Fields
San Souci Club Bridge Night at Mrs Gabriel Home
San Souci Club members enjoyed a Friday evening at Mrs Homer Gabriel’s North Mulberry Street home. Bridge provided entertainment with Mrs M H Cherrington winning high score and Mrs M J Cole taking the consolation prize. Lunch was served.
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San Souci Club
Homer Gabriel
North Mulberry Street
Bridge
M. H. Cherrington
M. J. Cole
Aged Logan Farmer James W. Oliver Dies At 80
Logan obituaries report James Wesley Oliver 80, a Green Township farmer, died at his daughter's home after five months of kidney disease. He was a Mingo Lodge 171 member with a 50 year Masonic medal. Funeral to be at Smith Chapel M. E. Church with Miller Chapel Cemetery burial.
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Logan
James Wesley Oliver
Green Township
Barney Kepler
Oliver
James Oliver
Mingo Lodge No
Smith Chapel M. E. Church
Miller Chapel Cemetery
Services At Logan Church Announced For Two Week Series
Logan Ohio will host two weeks of special services at the Methodist Episcopal Church starting Sunday June 2. June 2 10:30 a.m. joint memorial for Logan Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias and auxiliaries led by Rev James R Fields. Evening pageant by Glenwood M E Church Columbus with about 30 participants. Sponsored by Logan Women’s Missionary Societies. June 14 Children’s Day services with baptismal and member reception. Evening concert by the Sunday School Orchestra directed by Dallas Kinser.
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Glenwood M. E. Church of Columbus
Logan Women's Missionary Societies
Dallas Kinser
County May car sales rise in Hocking County records
Logan June 2 records show 19 new cars sold in Hocking County during May at the clerk of courts office. The May total edges up from April by a small amount.
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Logan
Hocking County
Old Hotel Closes in Logan After 16 Years of Bond Ownership
Mrs. John F. Bond and family closed the Warner Hotel in Logan on Monday ending one of the city’s oldest hosteleries. Mr. Bond had run the hotel for 16 years following a half century of operation by others. The building is not rented and the Bond family plans to move to the Hilderbrandt property on West Main Street.
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Logan
John F. Bond
Warner Hotel
Mr. Bond
Bond
Local Dealers Report Mixed Sales For Period
Local dealers show a slight rise in second hand car sales and two of the first period sales were trucks. The overall period saw modest gains in used vehicle transactions.
Thrill Slayer Captured After Six Year Hunt
Philip Knapp, former Cornell student and son of a Syracuse family, was seized in West Orange New Jersey ending a global six year manhunt for the Hempstead taxi driver killer. Detectives closed in as he returned from work, after searches spanned the Eastern U S, Canada, Mexico, Central and South America, the French Foreign Legion, and even China.
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West Orange
N. J
Long Island
Philip Knapp
Cornell University
Syracuse
N. Y
Knapp
Louis Panella
Hempstead
L. I
United States
Canada
Mexico
Central
South America
French Foreign Legion
Morocco
China
New York
Boston
Coast Guard member admits killing Panella in Staten Island case
The suspect, a Coast Guard enlisted man stationed at Staten Island, confessed to slaying Panella. Police said the murder occurred after years of service and was motivated by a desire to experience power and the thrill of a manhunt.
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Panella
Coast Guard
Staten Island
Knapp
Body Identified in Ohio River Death Near Neale's Island
A body recovered Sunday afternoon in the Ohio River near Neale's Island was identified as Clais Myers of the North End district. Myers had been missing from his home since April 9, and the find was confirmed this morning by Attendant Miller of the Buena Vista service station.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Ohio River
West Virginia
Neale’s Island
Attendant Miller
Buena Vista
Clais Myers
North End
Woman Drowns in Ohio River Near Dam 18
Audrey Loush 32 of Parkersburg West Virginia a former Coal Run resident Wash County drowned at about 8 PM Saturday in the Ohio River a third of a mile above Dam 18 Authorities were investigating Monday to determine whether the drowning was accidental or involved foul play by West Virginia officials.
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Marietta
Audrey Loush
Parkersburg
W. Va
Coal Run
Washington County
Ohio River
West Virginia
Skidded Car Killing Two East Liverpool Residents Near Chester
Peter Coleman 28 of East Liverpool was killed and Dorothy Boff 28 of East Liverpool was critically injured when their car skidded on a wet highway near Chester. The vehicle overturned and slid about 70 feet before coming to rest.
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Chester
W. Va
Peter Coleman
East Liverpool
Dorothy Boff
Here
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