Logan Board To Give Tests To Fill Vacancies
Logan to hold civil service examination Monday night at 8 in the council chamber to form a new eligibility list for the Logan Police Department. At least four candidates expected including William McLaughlin Russ Oblinger and So Ellinger. After the list is established two patrolmen will be named to replace Pearl Derr and Harrison Lithernland who left for Sun Glow Industries.
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Logan
Logan Police Department
City Council
William McLaughlin
Russ Oblinger
Ellinger
Pearl Derr
Harrison Litherland
Sun Glow Industries, Inc
City Police Report Shows No Arrests Last Week
Logan city police report no arrests in the past week. Several traffic violators were cited by state patrolmen. The department operated Saturday night with two officers following the resignation of Patrolman Pearl Derr. The sheriff reported an unusually quiet weekend with no arrests.
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Logan
Pearl Derr
Floyd Duffy
Police Investigate Minor Car Accident in Logan
Logan police docket reports a minor two car collision near E Hunter Street involving Dr M H Cherrington backing from a driveway and Ira Holcomb driving west on Hunter Street. Both vehicles sustained damage and Police Chief Lewis Reynolds investigated.
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Logan
M. H. Cherrington
Ira Holcomb
Cherrington
E. Hunter St
Holcomb
Hunter St
Lewis Reynolds
Sol Ellinger Takes Over Depot Hotel Lease
Logan report states Sol Ellinger acquired the lease of the Depot Hotel from the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and bought equipment formerly owned by Mrs Maude Marshall. Ellinger plans improvements. Marshall had leased the building for years. ENTERS HOSPITAL. Mrs Hugh Thomas of South Market Street was taken Sunday to Doctors Hospital Columbus for observation and treatment.
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LOGAN
Sol Ellinger
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Maude Marshall
Ellinger
Arshall
Hugh Thomas
South Market Street
Doctors’ Hospital
Columbus
Young Boy Dismissed From Logan Hospital After Major Surgery
Eugene Lehman four year old of Logan Rural Route was discharged from Cherrington Hospital after a major operation ten days prior. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Halstead Lehman.
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Logan
Eugene Lehman
Halstead Lehman
Cherrington Hospital
City Pool Sees 1900 In First Week Of Summer
Logan A reports 1900 adults and children used the municipal pool from Memorial Day weekend through Saturday. With cheaper season tickets more people bought the all-summer pass, and over 550 used the pools during the Memorial Day weekend.
Flag Week Proclaimed by Logan Mayor
Logan Mayor Denzil Weltner issued a proclamation requesting city residents observe Flag Week from Monday through June 14. Weltner and Flag Week chairman Fred B. Burchfield urged all residents to display flags prominently during the week.
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Logan
Denzil Weltner
Weltner
Fred B. Burchfield
Repair Work Rushes On Johnson Building in Logan
Repair work on the Johnson Building, fire damaged, began last Thursday and progresses rapidly under Logan contractor William Loomis. Damaged J. C. Penny merchandise is dried at Logan Fairgrounds under guard and to be returned and sold after remodeling. Reopening tentatively planned for July 1.
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LOGAN
Johnson
William Loomis
J. C. Penny Company
Logan Fairgrounds
Sams funeral set for 81 year old Junction City native
Funeral services for John L. Sams 81 of Junction City and former Columbus resident will be at 2 30 p m today at Price Funeral Home Kenton He is survived by his wife a foster daughter and five grandchildren among others Edna Sams and Sylvia Sams are listed as daughters James Barker ill in Logan and E M Clark of Columbus admitted to Cherrington Hospital over the weekend.
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Columbus
John L. Sams
Junction City
Edna Sams
Town St
Sylvia Sams
Neil Ave
Lancaster Hospital
Price Funeral Home
Kenton
A. H. Whiteacre
Chester Hill
James Barker
Logan
James Barkers
Changes Residence Glouster
Mrs Eugene Miner has moved from Main Street to the first floor of the Davis residence on Summit Street.
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Glouster
Eugene Miner
Main St
Davis
Summitt St
Jacksonville Man Ends Life By Hanging
Jacksonville resident Dolphus Heck, 56, a former Lathrop mine motorman, hanged himself in his garage after losing his job Thursday. He is survived by his wife Sarah, daughter Permelia Olive, two brothers William and Carl, and was a Mohawk Aerie member. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the family home with Rev. C. B. Tigner officiating. burial Maplewood Cemetery.
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Jacksonville
Trimble
Dolphus Heck
Lathrop
Mr. Heck
Sarah
Permelia Olive
William Heck
Fostoria
Carl
Mohawk Aerie
F.O.E
C. B. Tigner
Glouster
Maplewood Cemetery
WPA Crew To Raise Flag At Local Headquarters
Approximately 100 WPA workers on the ter Road project under supervisor Roy McGee will raise a flag on a 40 foot pole at the local headquarters atop the hill at Moody Hollow. A program is planned for Friday evening with John Southard as chairman and time keepers Joe Marshal and Ben Skinner.
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Glouster
WPA
Ter
Roy McGee
Moody Hollow
John Southard
Joe Marshal
Ben Skinner
Trimble
Funeral for William Kinsel in Glouster at Methodist Church
Funeral services for William Kinsel were held Monday at 2 PM at the Methodist Church with Rev. C B Tigner officiating. Burial followed in Maplewood Cemetery.
Bashan Social and Personal Highlights
Bashan residents and relatives dominated weekend visits with Milburn and Columbus families. News notes include army service returnees, visits among Sorden, Orr, Frederick, Smalley, McHaffie, Ash, McKay, Torrence, and Orr households, and brief travel between Parkersburg and Marion.
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Henry Frederick
Veney
Martha Smalley
Columbus
Ray Smalley
Denver Rose
Lawrence McHaffie
Rutland
Clarence Sorden
Sorden
Morehead
Martha Ash
Ralph Frank
Akron
Carl Orr
Marion
Bert Orr
Fred Farmer
Raymond City
C. E. Sorden
King Cobra Dominates World’s Most Dangerous Serpent Title
The king cobra is highlighted as the world’s most dangerous serpent with its native home in India mentioned and Africa represented by several distinct cobra species across the continent.
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World
India
Africa
Glouster Social Notes Highlights Returning College Students
Glouster social notes list Ra and Fred Darling returning to Kentucky State Teachers College Richmond after visiting family in Glouster and planning a August graduation. Other entries mention visits by Lee Wells Donna Wells and Lee Andrews in Columbus Albany and Ravenna with relatives, plus several local trips and service assignments including Cpl Cyrus Rockhold’s transfer to California and staff visits by Mrs. Pedicord and family.
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Fred Darling
Kentucky State Teachers’ College
Richmond
Charles Darling
James Bricker
Akron
Columbus
William Echstenkamper
A. C. Wells
Lee
Ravenna
Donna Wells
Zanesville
Lee Andrews
William Wakdteobesapen Woch
M. Bryson
M. W. King
Chicago
Clem Kestle
Georgetown
Shirley Adams
Albany
Malcolm Davis
Cynthia Richardson
Charlotte Nelson
Session Village
Bexley
Robert Ochs
Grace Ochs
This City
A. C. Easler
Trimble Heights
J. H. Henshaw
Utica
John Jewett
Bobby
Benny
Cadiz
Camp Wolters
Texas
Cpl
Cyrus Rockhold
California
George Campbell
Dorothy Higgins
John Wallace
Logan
Glen Pedicord
State Highway Department
Cambridge
Pedicord
Parkersburg
W. Va
Maplewood
Three Men Fined in Glouster Altercation
Glouster residents Lewis Sabo Der thick and Albert Russell were arrested Saturday for fighting. They appeared before Mayor Thomas Williams Sr. on Sunday morning and pled guilty, paying fines and costs.
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Lewis Sabo
Derthick
Albert Russell
Pole
F. H. Heck
Thomas Williams
Visiting Parents Bring Pvt Kamento Home from Camp
GLOUSTER Fla June 12 Pvt Torrlene Kamento with a machine gun crew visited Thursday to remain with his parents Mr and Mrs Sam Kamento at his home in GLOUSTER while stationed at Camp Blanding Fla
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Glouster
Torrlene Kamento
Camp Blanding
Fla
Sam Kamento
Kamento
Seven Stolen Auto Wheels Recovered in Field
Sheriff Floyd Duffy said seven automobile wheels stolen from Logan owners on May 13 were found in a field on the Edles farm near Enterprise. The tires had been stripped and the wheels discarded. Wheels will be returned to owners Charles Mack Bert Wolfe Lawrence Hunter and Locke. Abandoned wheels were discovered by neighbor William Helber while cutting hay. A field search recovered all wheels missing since mid last month.
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Logan
Floyd Duffy
Logan Auto
Edles
Enterprise
Hocking County Agricultural Society Postpones Business
The Logan group met in the Court House with no quorum so no official business was transacted. The board member replacement for the late Will Hansel was postponed to the next meeting. Members discussed a possible horse show and harness races but debated sponsoring a fair this year due to tire rationing and other difficulties. A fair may be held unless action to the contrary is taken later.
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Logan
Hocking County Agricultural Society
Court House
Will Hansel
Two Logan Women and Child Recovering After Route 33 Crash
Two Logan women and an eight month old daughter were treated for bruises after their car struck a bridge at the Lancaster City limits on U S Route 33. Mrs Helen Timberlake and her infant daughter plus Mrs Luther Timberlake were taken to a Lancaster physician and later sent home.
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Logan
Lancaster
Helen Timberlake
Luther ‘Timberlake
Hocking County Farmers Near Completion of Planting
Logan reports most corn in Hocking County is planted per county extension agent James R. Smoot. With few exceptions farmers expect crops in by Decoration Day and prospects are excellent barring adverse weather.
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Logan
Hocking County
James R. Smoot
Smoot
Nelsonville Woman Undergoes Emergency Operation
Mrs Wayne Woodard of Nelsonville was taken to Cherrington Hospital Saturday night for an emergency operation. Doctors report her condition as satisfactory.
New Logan Alumni Officers Named at Meeting Friday
Logan High School Alumni Association held its annual meeting in the senior high school auditorium. New officers named were Carl Harsh president Harold Cruise vice president Mrs. Arthur Stevens secretary Grace Smith Betty Rohr er assistant secretaries and Dallas Kinser treasurer. The nominating committee was Thelma Keyes Marie Lines and Lester Risch. Entertainment included vocal numbers by Madge and Faithwright the LHS boys octet and piano solos by Ann Bowen. Refreshments were served and the annual dance followed with Dick Trimble and his orchestra.
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Logan
Logan High School Alumni Association
R. R. Lanning
Alfred Campbell
C. Wood Bowen
Fred Davis
Carl Harsh
Harold Cruise
Arthur Stevens
Grace Smith
Betty Rohrer
Dallas Kinser
Thelma Keyes
Marie Lines
Lester Risch
Madge
Faithwright
LHS
Ann Bowen
Surgeon at Charrington Performs Major Operation at Logan
At Logan Hospital in Nelsonville MARSTILLER underwent a major surgical operation at Charrington Hospital Saturday. Jackie Bateman was dismissed from Charrington Hospital Saturday after a tonsillectomy Friday.
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Logan Hospital
Logan
Charles’ Marstiller
Nelsonville
Charrington Hospital
Jackie Bateman
Cherrington Hospital
Attendance at Kachelmacher Park Draws Small Sunday Crowds
Logan reports attendance at Kachelmacher Park was slight despite good weather and crowds last weekend. Hocking Park totals were strong with many out of state visitors. regional access and rationing may boost park popularity this year.
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Logan
Kachelmacher Park
Hocking Parks
Army Tests to Be Given Wednesday at Court House
Logan officials of the Selective Service Board announce another mass examination for February registrants to be held at the Court House Wednesday night. Fifty three men will receive screen tests during this session, following fifty examinations conducted Friday night by local physicians and the county health department.
Powers announce birth of daughter Karen Ann
Mr. and Mrs. E. Powers of Front Street announce the birth of a daughter, born May 29, named Karen Ann. Grandparents are Mrs. Bert Powers of Nelsonville and Mrs. John Donley of Columbus. Mrs. Abe Graft of Logan was visited over the weekend by her son Maynard from Cleveland.
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Logan
Abe Graft
Maynard
Cleveland
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