Logan Council to convene tonight with power report and cemetery proposals
Logan city council meets tonight after a three week gap. Mayor Kinser reports on power plant studies with Loomis and Steward and will present city owned plant findings. Council considers funding a new cemetery section and repairs to walls and upkeep. A beer parlor regulation measure is expected and further WPA project actions may be taken.
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Logan
Dallas Kinser
R. R. Loomis
Oscar Steward
Godman Nine Beats Logan Merchants In Softball Showdown
Logan Merchants lost 5 to 2 to Godman Nine at St. and S. Park Monday night. Marion Strawn earned his ninth straight win allowing two hits including a solo homer by Eddie Talbert. Harry Krumlauf added a triple and a double for Godman.
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LOGAN
Godman
Logan Merchants
St. and S. Park
Marion Strawn
Star Moundsman
The
Shoemakers
Eddie Talbert
Harry Krumlauf
Mingos Head to Lancaster After Rainout at Coheston
Logan Mingos of the Central Ohio League will travel to Lancaster for a Sunday game after a rainout at Coheston. They have two out of town games before returning home, with Lancaster and Logan each holding one win and three losses in a strong league led by Newark.
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LOGAN
Logan Mingos
Coheston
Lancaster
Newark
Funeral Rites Held for Nellie Mae Huffines
Funeral services were conducted at 2 PM for Nellie Mae Huffines daughter of Mr and Mrs George Huffines who died Sunday afternoon Rev John A Toy officiated Burial was in Gibisonville Cemetery She is survived by her parents and brothers Scott John Harold and Goldie Marie John Elder Is Ill in Logan News from Columbus reports the critical illness of John Elder retired C and O railroad conductor a former Hocking County resident now living in Columbus
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Logan
Nellie Mae
George Huffines
John A. Toy
Gibisonville
Scott
John
Harold
Goldie Marie
John Elder
Columbus
C. and O
Hocking County
Logan-Floyd Yocum and Zelma Brooks Granted Marriage License
Logan-Floyd Yocum a 23 year old miner of Hallsville and Zelma Brooks 22 of Gore were granted a marriage license on Saturday. They are both children of named parents. The occasion marks their formal permission to wed.
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Logan
Floyd Yocum
Miner
Hallsville
Frank Yocum
Zelma Brooks
Gore
Isaac Brooks
Poling, 81, Dies After Long Illness at Home
Jerry S. Poling of Marion Township died at his home Sunday night after several weeks of illness. He leaves a son Carl C. Poling, Hocking County attendance officer, and a daughter, plus a sister Mrs. Lucy Redd of Logan. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Pleasant Hill United Brethren Church with Rev. P. E. Wright officiating. Burial follows in nearby cemetery.
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Logan
Jerry S. Poling
Marion Township
Junior Nines Open Season Opens At Chieftain Field
Junior baseball opened at Chieftain Field with a five inning practice game ending 5 to 2. Hick Spence allowed three hits for the winners with Joe Thomas catching. Peck Mowery pitched for the other side with Cliff Smith behind the plate. A 5 30 pm practice is set Wednesday for team assignments.
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LOGAN
Chieftain Field
Hick Spence
Joe Thomas
Peck Mowery
Cliff Smith
Dr August T Huber Dies at Home in Kilbourne
Reverend August T. Huber 76 retired Presbyterian minister dies after long illness at his Kilbourne home. He lived in Kilbourne 16 years after serving there eight years. Born September 28, 1862, he married Estella Hughes in 1902. Survived by widow two daughters Alice Mortiboy and Elizabeth LeBaron, son Paul Huber, sister Lillie Huber. Funeral at Kilbourne home Tuesday 7:30 pm and in New Plymouth Wednesday 1:30 pm with interment in New Plymouth Cemetery.
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New Plymouth Cemetery
H. H. Curl
Man Changes Plea In DUI Case In Logan
John Tarlton, who had pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated, appeared before Mayor Dallas Kinser on Monday evening and changed his plea to guilty. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs and sentenced to 30 days in jail, suspended. His driving rights will be certified for revocation.
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Logan
John Tarlton
Dallas Kinser
Farmer Injured After 16 Foot Fall From Scaffold
Logan John Reid, a farmer near Laurelville, fractured his left leg in a fall while painting a barn. He fell about 16 feet and was taken to Cherrington Hospital for treatment.
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Logan
John Reid
Laurelville
Cherrington Hospital
Logan Auxiliary elects delegates to state convention in Cincinnati
The Logan American Legion Auxiliary held a regular session naming delegates and alternates for the state convention July 24 to 26 in Cincinnati. Delegates are Mrs. Bertha Oberle, Mrs. Lawrence Adcock and Mrs. Barton Hall. alternates are Mrs. Joe Rowley, Miss Florence Bort and Mrs. Ross Adcock. The unit voted five dollars for Murray City flood rehabilitation and set a committee for the next meeting.
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Logan — American Legion Auxiliary
Post Rooms
Cincinnati
Bertha Oberle
Lawrence Adcock
Barton Hall
Joe Rowley
Florence Bort
Ross Adcock
Murray City
C. E. Struble
Ewald Schmitter
Walter A. Leonard
Bryant Vanatta
R. A. Henderson
Clarence Hadley
Wilmington
Joe Harden
Billy
Newark
W. W. Harden
William Petty
Columbus
Clarence Petty
Venus Circle
Masonic Hall
Family Ties Move After Weekend Visits
G FE mounts returned to Pittsburgh after a weekend visit with her father Mr. Jack Floyd. She was joined by Mrs. Eugene Robinson and daughter Barbara Sue for a two week stay. Mrs. Gordon Reil and son Gordon of Oneonta NY left after a visit, with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ford accompanying them to Columbus. James McNamee and C L Abel attended a Cincinnati baseball game. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Smith and two children Dick and Margaret Ann left for a two week vacation with relatives in Gallipolis and nearby communities.
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Pittsburgh
Jack Floyd
Eugene Robinson
Barbara Sue
Gordon Reil
Gordon
Oneonta
N. Y
Clarence Ford
Columbus
James McNamee
C. L. Abel
Cincinnati
Sterling Smith
Margaret Ann
Gallipolis
Arvilla Spencer
New Straitsville
Esther Hol
Entertain Club Hosts Mixed Bridge Gathering at Home
Mr. and Mrs. James Barker entertained the Mixed Bridge Club Saturday evening at their residence, hosting members for a social card game session.
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James Barker
Picture of 1889 New Straitsville Nine Arrives in Logan
Mel G. Harbaugh displays a photo of the 1889 New Straitsville baseball team in Logan. Members include Sam Williams Paddy McAloon Tommy Francis Bob Berry John Williams Dick Collins Andy Campbell Tommy Williams and Jimmy Collins manager with Theodore Evans as mascot. Four members have died. a 50th year reunion may be planned next year.
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Mel G. Harbaugh
Straitsville
James Francis
Nelsonville
Mr. Harbaugh
Sam Williams
Paddy McAloon
Tommy Francis
Bob Berry
John Williams
Dick Collins
Andy Campbell
Tommy Williams
Jimmy Collins
Theodore Evans
Bob Beery
Murrays win bridge high score at North Street supper
A covered dish supper on North Street led to a three table bridge session where Mr. and Mrs. Fred Murray won high score awards. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Salts, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barker, Miss Lucy Barker, Miss Gerrude Barker, Miss Helen Fickel, Ellsworth Higsby of Richmonddale, Richard Lavey, and Clyde Hockman.
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Fred Murray
Clarence Salts
Charles Barker
Murray
Lucy Barker
Gerrude Barker
Helen Fickel
Ellsworth Higsby
Richmondale
Richard Lavey
Clyde Hockman
Kiwanis to Honor Logan High Class of 1938 Seniors
Kiwanis will host Logan High School Class of 1938 seniors tonight at the First Presbyterian Church social rooms. Mayor Wilbur Huddle and C A Metcalf join as speakers after dinner. Vocational guidance committee led by Judge E L Ewing oversees program. a Kiwanis annual event.
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Logan
Logan High
iFirst Presbyterian Church
Wilbur Huddle
C. A. Metcalf
Lancaster
E. L. Ewing
Two Are Arraigned In Logan Court
Edwin Wires of Little Hocking pleaded guilty to illegal liquor possession and paid a $25 fine plus costs. Donald Davis of Logan Route 3 pleaded not guilty to drunken driving and was bound over to the grand jury on $200 bond. Grange to confer first and second degrees at Miller Chapel Hall with several candidates expected.
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Dallas Kinser
Edwin Wires
Little Hocking
Donald Davis
Logan Rt. 3
Grange
Miller Chapel
Injured Welder Recovers After Tank Explosion
Howard Kitchen, a welding shop operator on West Second Street, sustained facial and head lacerations when a gas tank blew up during an air test. He was treated by a local physician and returned to his shop the next day.
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Logan
Howard Kitchen
West Second St
Kitchen
Pool Nears Opening at Logan With Finishing Touches
Logan pool is nearly ready for its opening on July 1 after completing concrete walks around the full pool site and erecting a wire fence enclosing the area.
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Logan
Holdren Twins Born In Union Furnace
Logan twins born to Mr and Mrs John Holdren of Union Furnace on Saturday a boy and a girl join seven siblings in the family.
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Logan
John Holdren
Union Furnace
Magistrate Whitehart Returns After Illness
Logan authorities report Magistrate S. B. Whitehart left home after a week and resumed duties at the courthouse. He is improved but not yet back to full health.
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Logan
S. B. Whitehart
Logan-Homer Blackston Starts Week Long Vacation
City mail carrier Logan Homer Blackston began a week long vacation today, taking time off from his postal duties. He is expected to return to service after the scheduled break.
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Logan
Homer Blackston
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