Nelsonville tops Phi Sigs in final frame comeback
Nelsonville earned its first win in the Senior League by routing four runs in the last inning to defeat the unbeaten Phi Sigs 6 to 5 after darkness halted play. Lunsford faded late as a fielding error sparked the rally. Denny relieved to close, with Young Stage Osbourne and B Lancaster supplying key hits. Pack debuted at shortstop with injuries sidelining Brand and Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nells
Logan
Nelsonville
Phi Sigs
Lunsford
Denny
Young
Stage
Osborne
B. Lancaster
Figgins
Pack
The
Brandt
Scott
Union Furnace
Brand
Tuesday Book Club Travels to Glouster
The Tuesday Book Club met in Glouster for the final fiscal year meeting with a review of Now in November by Josephine Johnson led by Mrs. Alfred Carpenter. Guests from Glouster and Logan attended, with light two course refreshments served by members and others assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Angie
A. McDonald
William Bryson
Morris. Logan
Blanche Luts
Florence Bort
Ann Bowen
Weymuelier
Modern Sewing Club Organized for Year
Smith Chapel group named officers Mary Howdyshell as president Josephine Adcock as vice president Dorothy Duffey as secretary Dorothy Grove and Martha Smith as recreation leaders and Marjorie Hardy as news reporter.
Stolen Axe and Bicycle Reported in Logan
Two thefts were reported to police on Thursday in Logan. Denman Goss said his axe was taken but later found, sold to a third party. John Iles reported his son’s bicycle stolen. the wheel was found that afternoon by Probation Officer Alfred Campbell in the Dicken Addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Denman Goss
John Iles
Alfred Campbell
Dicken
Branigan Completes Third Year of School
Durward Branigan finished his junior year at Oberlin College and returned home on Wednesday to spend the summer with his parents, Mr and Mrs James Branigan of North Mulberry Street. He ranked high academically and was elected captain of the baseball team for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Oberlin College
Durward
Branigan
James Branigan
North Mulberry Street
Advises School Boards Not To Borrow Funds
Logan reports Supt J W Coleman received directions from Ohio education director B Skinner advising school boards not to arrange borrowing under Wright Bill 405 until study time is allowed. The guidance notes possible complications in collecting cigarette tax funds if boards borrow against the sales tax fund.
Fraternity Picnic At Crystal Springs Enjoyed By Many
About 30 couples attended the Beta Phi Sigma Fraternity picnic at Crystal Springs on Thursday evening. Pledges and their girlfriends joined in a picnic supper a program and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Beta Phi Sigma Fraternity
Crystal Springs
What’s On The Air By William McGape In New York
Radio listings sketch a schedule across networks WABC CHUS CHS WJZ NBC and WEAPF for Friday July 2 night and Saturday. Notable items include Alf Landon budget talk on Kansas Palances Her Budget at p.m. and varied acts from Jessica Dragonette to Bert Block’s Orchestra plus Derive shows like The Alien Menace to America and Handel's Theodora dramatization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alf Lan
Kansas
Wabc-Chus
Wrafnbc
Jessica Dragonette
Abe Lyman
Joe Cook
Jesse Crawford
Henry King
WABC
Johnny Green
Human Relations Court
Hollywood Hotel
Richard Himber
Stoopnagle
Tra
WJZ
NBC
Irene Rich
Ruth Etting
Beatrice Lillie
Phil Baker
Theodora
Martin
America
Weapfnbc
Aqueduct
Homewood
CBS
Tabernacle Baptist Choir
Utica
N. Y
Dalton Bros
Rhythm Ramblers
Farmers’ Union
Friday Radio Schedule from 2:30 to 11:30 PM
The listing shows a Friday radio program lineup with times and performers including Eddie Dunstedter, Connie Gates, Adventure Moor, Jack Armstrong, Boake Carter, Hollywood, Richard Himber, and several orchestras. Programs range from talk segments, news, and variety to music and dramatic features across the evening schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Dunstedter
Crab Bag
Army Band
Connie Gates
Adventure Moor
Jack Armstrong
Mickey
Benson and
Jim
Stoopnagie
Budd
Dornberger
Romanelli
Lenny Wood
Prank Datley
Radio Schedule Detected With Wide Variety of Orchestras and Programs
A Saturday radio lineup lists times and programs including Farm and Home Hour Americanism Miniature Theater Music Guild Whos Wheat WLW Dreams in the PM Nobility of broadcasting with many musical acts such as Ray Noble's Orchestra Abe Lyman's Orchestra and Claude Hopkins' Orchestra plus news flashes and political content across the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrather
Music Guild
Byracun
Hee
Hob Newhall
Virgiteens
Musical Night Listings At Radio Theater
The schedule lists acts from 1:00 to 10:40 with performances by Vox Humans, Canadian Band, Joe Penner, Amateurs, Wayne King's Orchestra, Vivian Chiesa and more. Radio Theater broadcasts feature drama, string quartet, bolero and comedy segments along with regular news and press updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
nLw
Radio Theater
Vox Humans
Uncle Ned
Thorobied Muasle
Joe Penner
Silkep Savnge
Crumit
Sanderson
Romance Roads
Rhythm
Gulf
Wayne King
Orch
Vivian Chiesa
Congress Ideas
Radio News
Hogan's Orch
Master’s Orch
Joe Haymes
Dalley
Dandelion Grower Unearths Largest in Oak Grove Cemetery
Logan reporter Guy Diltz, a waterworks engineer, found the year’s largest dandelion in Oak Grove Cemetery. The stem measured 2 inches and the bloom spanned a 17 inch length with a five inch width, located in the new section slated to open soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Oak Grove Cemetery
Guy Diltz
Logan 4-H Boys Attend Dairy Cattle Judging in Athens
Five members of Logan 4-H clubs travel to Athens under extension agent Harold Chambers to take part in dairy cattle judging. They are met by Ivan McKellip of Columbus, a dairy specialist, to prep for future competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Athens
Harold Chambers
Ivan McKellip
Columbus
Bridge Honors Logan Couple
Logan honors Miss Lucy Bowen and Mr. Clayton Shaw with their forthcoming marriage as Miss Bowen hosts a bridge gathering Tuesday night with five tables. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Fred Arnold Salt Lake City Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wright Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Lester Risch and many Bowen and Strentz family members. Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Shaw win high scores while Miss Bowen receives a gift. a refreshment course is served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Eberst
John Wellman, Jr
Lucy Bowen
Car Turned Somersault In Ohio Crash
Postmaster C D Smith of Monnett Ohio greeted rescuers after his car somersaulted near Marion during a crash with Dr M H Cherringtons car. Cherrington and passengers Mrs Cherrington and Dr and Mrs Swett left to aid the other vehicle, only to be greeted by the calm driver.
Mrs. Margaret Stultz Dies at 91 in Logan
Mrs. Margaret Stultz widow of Harvey Stultz died of a heart attack at 10:30 Wednesday night at her brother David Clark’s home in Horn's Mill. Age 91, she had lived in Logan with her son Bert Stultz until two months ago. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Services led by Rev. W. N. Shank. Member of the Women's Relief Corps. Grandchildren in Cleveland are her only other close relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Methodist Episcopal Church
Margaret Stultz
Harvey Stultz
David Clark
Horn's Mill
Bert Stultz
Women's Relief Corps
Three Affidavits Filed From One Residence
Disagreements at a Washington Township residence led to three affidavits filed in Magistrate 8 B. Whitehart court. Deputy Smith arrested Daniel Metz on assault charges. Metz pleaded guilty and was fined 25 dollars. Perry Fish and Margaret Fish pled not guilty and were bound over to the grand jury on 300 dollar bonds each.
Logan Youth Undergoes Eye Muscle Operation
Logan youth Joseph Canty was taken to a Columbus hospital Wednesday for an eye muscle severing to straighten the eye. He was accompanied by J. P. Canty and Lewis Canty and was expected to return home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Columbus
Joseph Canty
Leo Canty
Warner Avenue
J. P. Canty
Lewis Canty
Legion Junior baseball teams sign-up deadline set
Logan announces registration for American Legion Junior baseball teams must be completed by Tuesday June 25. Teams consist of 15 players with a sixteen year age limit. District tournaments lead to state and national events, with Clinton Webb as district chairman and entries mailed to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
American Legion
O. Perkins Howell
Commission
Oak Hill
Clinton Webb
Logan’s Oldest Gas Bogey Makes Trip to Columbus
Logan’s oldest gas bogey, the second automobile ever owned here, moves to Columbus for the Gateway Jubilee. Glenn Bickle of Columbus bought the high wheel two cylinder vehicle from A F White for the event. The car’s chain of owners traces back to C N Bowen and the Sunderland family before White acquired it in 1916 for Logan’s Centennial celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Progress Report on Athletic Field Grading
Despite rain, crews work daily for two weeks leveling the north side of the athletic field. Dirt removed fills low spots on the football field and excess goes to Oak Grove Cemetery to fill a ravine in a new section planned for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Oak Grove Cemetery
FHA Conferences Set for Next Week
Logan report notes Dean Belt, FHA field representative, will be in the city next Thursday from 9 to 12 at the Better Housing office in the Johnson building on Main Street. He will discuss loan features with interested persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Dean Belt
Federal Housing Organization
Better Housing Office
Johnson
Main Street
FHA
Snakes Observe Garden Play Near Washington Township
Mr and Mrs Fred M Collins of Washington Township hosted Miss Margaret Lutz of this city who watched two blue racer snakes in the Collins garden. One snake reportedly held a leaf in its mouth while the other seized it and wriggled away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Fred M. Collins
Washington Township
Margaret Lutz
Collins Garden
Marine Returns to Logan After Four Years Service
Logan resident Raymond Wade returned to his parents home after discharge from the Marine Corps at Portsmouth Virginia ending a four year enlistment. Wade served in China Japan the Philippines Guam and Hawaii and said he would not reenlist if he could obtain work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Raymond Wade
Bishop Wade
Marine Corps
Portsmouth
Virginia
Wade
China
Japan
Philippines
Guam
Hawaii
Gloom Busters hold farewell party for Miller visit
Members of the Gloom Busters Club met at the Iles Cottage Washington Township for a farewell party honoring Mr and Mrs James Miller who depart for an extended visit to Mt Pleasant Michigan Sixty people attended with music dancing and refreshments reported. Mental illness cases in the United States have risen more than 100 percent in the last 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
County Home Wheat Yield Is Promising
Logan S. W. Arnold, superintendent of the Hocking County Home, reports prospects for a large wheat yield on the farm there. The crop last year produced one of the highest yields per acre in the district, and a similar crop is expected this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan S. W. Arnold
Hocking County
Brick Hurler Fined $10 by Logan Mayor
Logan mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald fined John Mowery $10 and costs after two days of advisement for hurling a brick through a window at the relief warehouse on South Mulberry Street Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
John Mowery
South Mulberry Street
Logan: Former County Commissioner among 35 seeking board vacancy
Harley Armstrong of Laurelville, a former county commissioner, was in Logan on Thursday and is reported to be one of 35 candidates seeking appointment to the current vacancy on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harley Armstrong
Laurelville
Edward Tanner jailed for dis orderly conduct arrest
Edward Tanner was locked in the city jail Thursday night by Patrolman George Jurgens after police took him into custody at his Ragger Addition residence. He awaits arraignment on a dis orderly conduct charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Edward Tanner
George Jurgensmier
Ragger Addition
Logan People Feature Local Society Notes
Miss Thelma Keyes deputy clerk of courts was in Columbus. Eleanor Woodard left for a sorority house party at Ruggles Peach and will visit East Palestine with Miss Betty Ward. Collison family moved to a summer cottage at Black Jack Camp. James Allen the last surviving G A R member from Logan attended encampment sessions in Columbus and joined 12 veterans in the parade. Chester Miller visited Columbus. Edward Yinger fished a four pound carp in the Hocking River. Families attended a dinner in Lancaster for C J Williams marking thirty years with an insurance company. Gibbons joined the group from Shawnee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Woodard
J. W. Woodard
Ruggles Peach
Lake Erie
East Palestine
Ohio Wesleyan
Betty Ward
Paul Collison
Black Jack Camp
Logan
James Allen
Columbus
Chester Miller
Edward Yinger
Hocking
N. M. Brown
R. E. Swartz
J. W. Spicer
Bert H. Hooper
Lancaster
Also Mentioned on This Page
PA Sixte
Athens Messenger
Athens, Ohio
Icone
Phil Sigs
Glouster
William McGape
Bert Block
Orches
Parm
Home Moor
Gene Burchell
Burkarth's
Oreh
Betty
Bob
Joh Marker
News
Pinence
Dorothea Ponce
Piett and
Nierman
Miner's Children
Congress Speaks
Lowell Thames
Lotus Gardens Orch
Bob Nolan
Bob Newhall
Cotton Queen
Floyd Gibbons
Sam
Munic Bos Nour
Abner
Burkarth
Noble Bissle
Billy Biset
Gypalea
Earl Burtnett
Joe Sanders
Courtney
Moon River Columbia System
Pete Woolery
Radio City Party
Caretree Carnival
Jen Pollack
Noble's Orch
Bratler Ore
Palace
Burkartin
Courtney's
Buffalo Presents
Brunesco
Elsie Thompson
Prank Dalley
Symphony Orch
Navy Band
Gene Baker
Cal
Ben Bernie
Claude Hopkins
Orville Knapp
Ray Herbeck Orch
Cornelia Skinner
Coney Island
Symphonic Moor
Louis Parad
Church of
Miss Bowen
Clayton Shaw
Logan Youth
Legion
By Clinton Webb
Straitsville Highway
Edgar Pleukharp
Ohio
Millowaille
Chuck Roas
Zenner
Marine
Gloom Busters
Brick Hurler
Armstrong
Baltimore & Ohio
Floor
Thelma Keyes
Thurs
Ewald Schmitter
Wood Street
Consumers Special
the Consumers Brewing Co
Newark, Ohio
Pico Vwiolesale Co
Williams Bros
Misses’ and Childre
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!