Diversified Summer Recreation Schedule for Logan
Rain delayed the opening of the Logan city grade school recreation program on Thursday afternoon. Charles Eberst and Miss Gertrude Bliss led the faculty in charge. The plan calls for afternoon and evening sessions for the first three weeks, then a morning program at nine o'clock after Vacation Bible School ends. Activities include story telling, sand play, teeterboards, and free play periods at East and West School Playgrounds and at Chief tain Field with directors aided by several staff. Games feature horseshoe, deck tennis, badminton, Newcomb, volleyball, recreation ball, darts, Chinese checkers, ping pong, and track events. Special events include a soap box derby, marble tournament, pet show, baby show, and picnics.
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Logan
Logan City
Charles Eberst
Gertrude D. Bliss
Son
Chieftain Field
Walter E. Brehm
F. Meadewen
Lucille Ooeffler
Athryn Johnson
Kathryn Wright
Hortense Gibson
Health Tests Start Monday for Dependent Children
Logan health examinations for children under Bureau of Aid for Dependent Children will begin Monday at the county health department. Dr W B Lacock and Miss Bertha Madlener lead the effort, with weekly Monday and Tuesday screenings planned until all children are examined, likely completing in June. Fifteen children are asked to report for the first two days.
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Logan
Bureau of Aid
County Health Department
W. B. Lacock
Bertha Madlener
Bee Inspector Reports Bee Disease Findings in Hocking County
Logan Aparies inspections by Carl Beery, recently named county bee inspector, show 67 aparies inspected across 317 colonies. Twenty one colonies had American Foul Brood and 17 had sack brood, with diseased colonies destroyed under state law to protect honey production.
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Logan
Carl Beery
Hocking County
Beery
Legion Junior League opener postponed by rain
Opening game of the American Legion Junior League was postponed due to rain and will be played early next week. Teams led by Joe Thomas and Marion Allen are set to meet tonight if the field dries.
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Logan
American Legion
Joe Thomas
Marion Allen
Orbiston Names New Girls 4-H Club Adviser
Miss Helen Bookman designated adviser for the Orbiston girls 4-H Club replacing former first adviser Miss Margaret Carsner.
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Logan
Helen Bookman
Orbiston
Margaret Carsner
Young Child Burns Serious After Water Scald
John Logan 16 months old of Nelsonville remains in serious condition at Cherrington Hospital after hot water spilled on him. A week after the accident pneumonia developed, worsening his condition and requiring close medical care.
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Logan
John
Samuel Womeldorf
Nelsonville
Cherrington Hospital
Tipton First To File for City Primary
Logan reports John D. Tipton incumbent Republican filed for council man in the First Ward. Charles E. Brehm Republican former county commissioner announced for city treasurer. Margaret Knapp, appointed treasurer, seeks election. Herman Leonard weighing auditor bid. Ward Chase filed for the same office.
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Logan
John D. Tipton
Charles E. Brehm
Margaret Knapp
Herman Leonard
Older Youth to Form Baseball Team
Logan reports arrangements to organize a baseball team from graduates of the American Legion Junior League who are now too old for that group. Among hopefuls contending for positions are Albert Leonard Joe Thomas Dick Brandt Ralph Webb Eddie Nelson Joe Karshner Roy Marshall Junior Smith Harold Brown Peck Mower Harding Lehman and John Wilson.
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Logan
American Legion
Albert Leonard
Joe Thomas
Dick Brandt
Ralph Webb
Eddie Nelson
Joe Karshner
Roy Marshall
Junior Smith
Harold Brown
Peck Mower
Harding Lehman
John Wilson
Moccasin Creek Wall Finished Says Schaal
Moccasin Creek wall completed by county highway workers covers 133 feet. Ernest L. Schaal, county engineer, notes an eight foot concrete barrier filled with dirt to hold the stream in its channel. Construction and bridge work begun in Hope Township. new bridge planned next week near Rockbridge on the old Route 33 detour road.
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Logan
Moccasin Creek
Ernest L. Schaal
Hope Township
Highway Force
Rockbridge
Roberts Purchases 60 W Hunter St for Funeral Home
Francis Roberts closed on the Eva Pugh estate property at 60 W Hunter St a three story glazed brick residence. He plans remodeling to convert the dwelling into a modern funeral home after occupying it for the past three years.
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LOGAN
Francis Roberts
Hunter St
Eva Pugh
Mr. Roberts
Logan Pleads Guilty to Assault and Drunkenness
Ellsworth Jones pleaded guilty to assault and battery and to drunkenness at arraignment before Mayor Dallas Kinser. He was fined $10 and costs for the assault and $5 and costs for the drunkenness charge.
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Logan
Ellsworth Jones
Dallas Kinser
Priscilla Club Hosts Social Evening and Upcoming Plans
Logan notes report sewing and social diversions at the Priscilla Club home of Mrs. Ben Geslin with Miss Margaret Hartman named as next hostess. Women's Missionary Society met at Mrs. William Loomis home to discuss recent conference business.
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Ben Geslin
Priscilla Club
Margaret Hartman
William Loomis
Women's Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
S. Walnut St
Miss Dorothy Krumlauf Returns to Columbus for Studies
Dorothy Krumlauf heads back to Columbus for two weeks of study at St Marys of the Springs School. She remains one of the attendants employed for the swimming pool and will resume that work after her studies conclude for the season.
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Dorothy Krumlauf
Columbus
St. Marys of the Springs School
Lutheran Youth Meet At St Mathews Church
Following the business session a social hour with contests and games was held. Miss Mary Masure and Miss Margaret McBroom served on the refreshments committee while Carl Griffith and Miss Dorothy Hartman led the entertainment at St Mathews Lutheran Church Wednesday evening.
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St. Matthews Lutheran Church
Mary Masure
Margaret McBroom
Carl Griffith
Dorothy Hartman
Oak Grove Personal And Social Mention
Rev William Brown led a regular appointment at Oak Grove Pilgrim Holiness Church Sunday night. Cottage prayer gathering was held Tuesday at the Hartman home with Pastor Charles Wachenschwanz and members present. Willing Workers 4 H Club met with adviser Miss Irma Cage. officers included June Bennett Waneta Hartman and Verna Wachenschwanz. members Virginia Hall Betty Wachen schwanz Evelyn Hartman Donna Hartman Betty Bennett Barbara Foughty. The club plans to meet again Tuesday evening June 13 at the school. Mr and Mrs Harley Allen announce the birth of a son Paul Vernon born Friday May 26.
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William Brown
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Royal Hartman
Charles Wachenschwanz
Union Furnace
Irma Cage
June Bennett
Waneta Hartman
Verna Wachenschwanz
Broadwell
U. B
Ladies Aid Society
George Nye
Ford Sampson
Simeen Layton and
West Virginia
Freeman Ware
William Welsh
Decatur
Edgar Luster
Crooksville
Lyle White
Leonard Ogg
Melvin Vanway
Parkersburg
Leonard Smith
Arch Sprouse
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Pauline Roberts
Utley
Oscar James
Lotie Brill
Evaline
Keith Brill
Howard Smith
Chesterhill
John Martin
Ellis Run
Ola Kenny
Bartlett
Sherman Totman
Marietta
Frank James
Don Nye
Nelsonville
Decision Overruled In Coal Code Suit
Ohio Supreme Court mandate reached the clerk of courts in the Bituminous Coal Code Authority of District 4 versus Starr-Jackson Coal Co. The state court overruled the lower courts demurrers, allowing the coal code to pursue assessments from the defendants.
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Logan
Ohio Supreme Court
Clerk of Courts
Bituminous Coal Code Authority
District 4
Starr-Jackson Coal Co
State
Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Coal Code
Ice cream social planned at U B Church Friday
Broadwell notes announce an ice cream social in the U B Church basement Friday June 9 with serving starting at 7 pm. Social and friendship updates list local visitations and family travels including residents of Broadwell and nearby towns.
Railroad official visits Logan on district business
Singleton, district Storekeeper for the C. and O. Railroad, arrived in Logan on Wednesday for official duties, reporting a routine visit to the town.
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Logan Logan
A. Singleton
C. and O. Railroad
Logan
Heavy Rain Revives Wheat and Corn Crops
Logan area receives its first heavy rain in weeks, starting Thursday morning and lasting most of the day. Farmers rejoice as moisture improves wheat development and gives corn a late start, with enough rainfall expected to help mature wheat and boost other crops.
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Logan
Deputy visits ill sister after delivering prisoner
Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith delivered a prisoner to Mansfield Reformatory on Wednesday and then went to Cleveland to see his sister Mrs. Monte Sater who has been ill for two months with little improvement.
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Logan
Nellis Smith
Mansfield Reformatory
Cleveland
Monte Sater
Coolville Roll Of Honor Is Announced
Final honor roll for Coolville schools lists students by grade from Third to Eighth and includes Frances Blake Naomi Archer Maxwell Bailey Joan Bailey Thad Tantorey and many others. The notice ends with a botanical aside noting Douglas fir trees grow over three feet per year on good soil.
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Coolville
Frances Blake
Beryl Boggs
Robert Cray
Max Douglas
Stanley Galbreath
Rachel Humphrey
Justine Kimble
Marvin Shumway
Helen Travis
Naomi Archer
Marilyn Boggs
John Butcher
Wetzel Bond
Murl Jackson
Edith Martin
Geneva McCullick
Glenn Swisher
Ilah Tucker
Hazel Warner
James Westfall
Frances Malone
Charlene Bingman
Dorothy Blair
Alma Chapman
Elva Martin
Lillian Reed
Frances Scott
Winifred Travis
Joan Griffin
Billy Deeter
Harry Dummerfield
Joan Sheets
Bobbie Root
Robert Reed
Betty Null
Margaret Washburn
Edward Russell
Bobby Hughes
Eileen Henderson
Juanita Chapman
Doris Jean Brafford
Doris Barnhart
Betty Hall
Murl Griffin
Mayford Cook
Barbara Chapman
Thad Tantorey
Virginia Perry
Mary Kimble
Francis Skeels
Helen Perry
Ruth Morrison
Betty Humphrey
Bernice Richards
Kathleen Bond
Clarice Humphrey
Daniel Kimble
Robert Perry
Richard Shumway
Eloise Hughes
Ruth Brandeberry
Ruth Dixon
Glen Bardin
Logan Churches Schedule Full Sunday Worship List
Logan churches publish a full set of Sunday services across denominations. Sermons include Logan youth Donald Weller at 7:30 p m at the Methodist Church and topics such as The Stewardship of Life and The Sympathy of Jesus.
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Logan
Donald Weller
Methodist Church
C. W. Graham
Presbyterian Church
Office Begins Tuberculosis Skin Testing
Tuberculosis skin testing has started in Hocking County with a second test series set for Thursday. Eight people were tested Saturday, with two yielding positive reactions. positive cases prompt X-ray exams. Health officials urge rural residents to help conserve sales tax stamps for hospitalization of victims, despite some areas denying receptacle placement in stores.
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Logan
County Health Department
Health Department
Hocking County
Brehm Aids Passing Of Baumhart Bill
Hocking County representative Dr. Walter E. Brehm spoke for the Baumhart Bill in the House on Thursday aiding its passage by a small margin. Local residents see it as a step to publicize southern Ohio scenic districts.
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Logan
House
Walter E. Brehm
Hocking County
Hocking
Ohio
Work Started On New Bakery In Harden Stevenson Building
Logan reports work has begun on a bakery for Emil Eichel in the Harden Stevenson building on E Hunter Street after a lease was taken last week. New machinery is being installed and the shop is expected to open within two weeks. Eichel will keep his E Main Street retail store.
Logan High Teacher Heads to University of Southern California
Miss Bartelle Hamilton of Logan High School faculty leaves Thursday for Los Angeles to re enter USC. She is accompanied as far as Columbus by Mrs. Deffie Hamilton Mrs. Fred E Hull and daughter Barbara and Mrs. Edward Hamilton.
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California
Logan
Bartelle Hamilton
Logan High School
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Columbus
Deffie Hamilton
Fred E. Hull
Barabara
Edward Hamilton
Logan Chamber Names McGonagle Secretary
Miss Elizabeth McGonagle leads the Logan Chamber of Commerce office as secretary until a new manager is chosen by the board. She succeeds Miss Marie Lines who resigned to join Logan Clay Products Co. and began work Thursday.
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Logan
Elizabeth McGonagle
Chamber of Commerce
Board of
Miss McGonagle
Marie Lines
Logan Clay Products Co
Boys Practice Judging Dairy Cattle in Athens
Four Hocking County youths were taken to Athens to practice judging dairy cattle. They were accompanied by extension agent James R. Smoot. Team members are Fred Pennell, Robert Watkins, Otto Shaw, and Paul Griffith.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Athens
James R. Smoot
Fred Pennell
Robert Watkins
Otto Shaw
Paul Griffith
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