Logan Rotary Club Achievements Reviewed by Retiring President
Logan Rotary Club closes its year with Amos L. Heyde recounting accomplishments and noting membership growth to about 40. Piano selections by Mrs. Terrance Brannon and Miss Jane Ambrose entertained. The farewell meeting for W. L. Franks and I. W. Hartman accompanies plans for moves to Mt. Pleasant Michigan.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Logan Rotary Club
Preside
Logan
Amos L. Heyde
Terrance Brannon
Detroit
Jane Ambrose
Charles Breene
L. K. Showalter
Breene
Ward Township pays $300 compensation for death of child
Logan commissioners and trustees agree to pay 300 dollars to Edward Donson of Murray City for the death of his four year old son struck by a truck used in relief work near year’s start. Kenneth Shuttleworth drove the truck. Commission will provide 200 dollars and Ward Township trustees will add 100 dollars.
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Logan
Ward Township
Edward Donson
Murray City
Kenneth Shuttleworth
Commissionera
Woman Injured When Cars Collide Near Kesboro
Cars owned by Jack Waldron of near Logan and Clyde Hoffman of South Bloomingville crashed near Kesboro on Route 75 Sunday night. Mrs Waldron sustained a deep forehead laceration and was taken to a local physician by J R Palston. The Waldrons had been visiting Bert Horn and were returning home.
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Logan
Jack Waldron
Clyde Hoffman
Babylon to Assist in Middleport Church Installation
The Rev Robert C Babylon of this city will travel to Middleport Friday to take part in the installation of the Rev Cecil Bailey as pastor of the Presbyterian Church there. Babylon serves as moderator of the Athens Presbytery, of which Middleport is a member.
Camp Officer to Make Logan Home at Camp Hocking
Logan—Lieut. Paul Stewart will be retained as a member of the officer personnel at Camp Hocking and plans to make his home in Logan. Mrs. Stewart, who has been with him, left Sunday to visit relatives in Pittsburgh.
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Logan
Camp Hocking
Paul Stewart
Ten Youths Admitted After CCC Exams at Camp Hocking
Ten of twelve youths who underwent physical exams before Dr W B L IOCk were admitted to the CCC Group at Camp Hocking on Monday. The group fills the extra quota for Hocking County. Joseph Canty, son of Mr and Mrs Leo Canty, returned from a Columbus hospital after eye surgery and is recovering well with hope for a complete recovery.
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Logan—Joseph Canty
Leo Canty
Columbus
History Expert Will Teach at Logan School
Walter M. Haas will teach Ohio history at Logan High School next term. He has ten years in the Junior High faculty and has prepared a series of articles on Ohio history. Haas has studied sources within the state and credits his mother Mrs I R Haag of New Plymouth for sparking his interest. His family has a long history of involvement in wars since 1812, including Abraham Haas who served in the Civil War, and Haas himself who served overseas in World War I with Company G of the Seventh Ohio Regiment.
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Logan
Logan High School
Walter M. Haas
Haas
Ohio
I. R. Haag
New Plymouth
Abraham Haas
Co. G
Old Seventh Ohio Regiment of
National Guards
U S Government Expands Land Options in Two Counties
LOGAN The federal government continues to take options on farm land in Hocking and Ross Counties. D Melvin Heft of the Chillicothe office of the Ross Hocking Forestry Unit said many options are held but no outright purchases recorded. Title tracing and preliminary work proceed so orders to exercise options are ready.
Conkle Oils Defeat Camp Hocking Team In League Play
Conkle Oils defeated Camp Hocking 10 to 4 in the Logan Recreation League Monday evening. Conkle Oils featured three hits by Conkle and four by Krumiaus in the win. John Stoughton left a local store post to join a Lancaster firm and relocate his family to Sugar Grove. Relief families in Hocking County will receive 85 cases of canned beef stew for distribution midweek.
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Logan-Conkle Oi
Camp Hocking
Logan Recreation League
Conkle
Krumiaus
Logan
John Stoughton
Lancaster
North Street
Sugar Grove
Logan—Relief
Hocking County
Richmond withdraws from Democratic governorship race
Kentucky state superintendent James H. Richmond withdraws from the Democratic nomination race to promote party harmony. A separate national research panel estimates the earth's age at at least two thousand million years.
Logan Visitors and Local News Update
Mrs. Philip Bill of Seattle and sister Miss Ethel Cooper will arrive Tuesday for an extended visit with Rev. W A Cooper in Sedalia. Mrs. Bill and family plan further time with local relatives while others return home after visits in Logan and Columbus. A lawnmower was reported stolen, and several residents traveled between Logan and Columbus for social visits and church ties.
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Philip Bill
Seattle
Wash
Ethel M. Cooper
City
W A. Cooper
Sedalia
Logan
Bill
F. R. Brown
Jane
Akron
Elizabeth Guthrie
George C. Hengst
Bert Horn
Washington Township
Michiel Frim
Virginia Lee
Columbus
J. W. Coleman
Brim
Harry Heinlein
Wimer
John
Owen Cherrington
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Cherrington
Michigan Wil Fielda
Audrey
Darlene Welch
Logan Friends
C. H. Beil
K. A. Henderson
Satur
Bowen-Shaw Nuptials Celebrated in Logan Home
Lacey Campbell Bowen wed George Clayton Shaw in a Logan ceremony at 10 30 Monday. Rev Ralph C Babylon officiated with Minnie Bowen and Lester Risch as attendants. The couple plans a East Coast wedding trip after a breakfast with family and friends.
Union Furnace Beats Radcliffe 5-3 on Strong Pitching
Union Furnace defeated Radcliffe 5 to 3 on Sunday as southpaw Orla Redd allowed five hits and contributed four of the team’s eleven hits. Redd had two singles a double and a triple in four at bats while teammates provided key support. Stewart is slated to play at Union Furnace next Sunday afternoon.
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Logan
Union Furnace
Radcliffe
Orla Redd
Stewart
Gabriel Children Summoned to Piqua for Ill Father
Serious illness of Earl Gabriel of Piqua prompts immediate travel of J. W. Gabriel Homer Gabriel and Mrs. Esther Parker to his bedside. He is father of Clark Gabriel, former Ohio University football star. Otto Zanner and Charles Zanner move between Logan Marion for work after service at Athens office.
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Logan
Earl Gabriel
Piqua
J. W. Gabriel
Homer Gabriel
Esther Parker
Clark Gabriel
Ohio University
Otto Zanner
Charles Zanner
Marion
Western Union
Athens
Presbyterian Guild Meeting at Rock Mouse
Arrangements by the Presbyterian Guild for a meeting at the Rock Mouse at 3 o'clock on Friday afternoon. The program will be followed by a picnic supper.
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Logan
Presbyterian Guild
the Rock Mouse
1300 Endorse Strum Petition in Hocking County
Petitions on file with Auditor W S Yaw list 1300 signatures endorsing Anna Strum of Murray City for appointment to the county treasury. Other petitions are in circulation.
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Logan
Yaw
Hocking County
Anna Strum
Murray City
County Treasury Post
Methodists 8 Catholics 0 in Junior League clash
Logan report says the Methodists routed the Catholics 8 to 0 Monday evening. Al Bert Leonard pitched three hits allowed over nine innings, while Swaim gave up two safeties. Bob Ralston continued his hitting streak for the leaders. Joe Thomas made a highlight catch and turned it into a double play on Al Adair’s bid to right.
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Logan
Methodists
Albert Leonard
Swaim
Bob Ralston
Joe Thomas
al Adair
Thomas
Smith Family Trip to Cincinnati and Kentucky
Dr and Mrs A K Smith traveled to Cincinnati at week’s end with daughter Dorothy joining for a Kentucky visit. Upon return they were joined by another daughter who will stay for an extended visit.
Lodge Confers Degree at Blue Lodge Meeting
Third degree work was conferred on one candidate Monday night by the Masonic Blue Lodge. Several visitors attended from other lodges. Refreshments were served after the meeting by a committee led by J. W. Woodard and George Smith.
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Masonic Blue Lodge
J. W. Woodard
George Smith
Logan Gas Rate Question On Schedule for Tonight
Logan city council meets to decide on a gas rate issue after Service Director Loomis moves to refer the matter to lawmakers. Loomis also reviews a stalled lease with Martin's pool owners and potential FERA projects for curb repairs following a Columbus trip with the Public Utilities Commission.
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Logan
Loomis
FERA
R. R. Loomis
Martin's Pool
Coun
Cil
Columbus
Public Utilities Commission
New Cemetery Addition Nears Readiness at Oak Grove
Logan reports rapid progress on the Oak Grove Cemetery new section. Crews level ground and prepare the area for use with planned regulations to improve upkeep beyond existing sections.
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Logan
Oak Grove Cemetery
Birthday Celebration At Ash Cave Outing
Logan Ohio district residents marked Mrs. H W Harden of South Logan birthday with a Sunday family gathering at Ash Cave. Guests included H W Harden and spouse, S W Murphy and son Charles, Lawrence Harden and Amy Lou, Frank W Harden and Logan friends, Dottie Schram, Helen Herris, Pete Harris and family, Roscoe Mowery and James Cremean and families from New Plymouth.
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Logan
H W. Harden
South Logan
Ash Cave
H. W.harden
W. Murphy
Charles
Lawrence Harden
Amy Lou
Frank W. Harden
Dottie Schram
Helen Herris
Columbus
Pete Harris
Roscoe Mowery
James Cremean
New Plymouth
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A. L. Heyde
Harold Zeig
Babylon
Logan School
Walter VM. Haas
Ohio History Developments
U.S
Ross- Hocking Forestry
Conkle Oils
Lancaster Joe
Peter
London Zoo
Rev. Babylon
EB. EF. Campbell
Mra
Robert Drury
J. KE. Atkinson
Middleport
Western College For Women of Oxford
Sandusky
Shaw
Logan High
Ohio State University
Ohio Wesleyan
East
Gabriel
Zzanner
Pionto
Renever
Quick’s Cut-Rate Store
J. R. Vorhees
Lew Reynolds
Fred Schoeni
Beloit
Kentucky
Electrolux
Bey
LODGE
Godmans
Eagles
Big VA
Cerea
Kellogg's
Son
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