Logan chamber hosts meeting to boost industrial safety
James Wells announces a meeting at the Logan Chamber of Commerce inviting 26 business leaders to discuss safety in industry. The program aims to review safety goals and prevent workplace incidents, with emphasis on employer and worker cooperation and lessons from regional accidents.
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Ucker-Sons Dairy Marks 1st Birthday in Logan
Ucker and Son Dairy celebrates its first anniversary in Logan on June 4 1880. Founded by Me Ucker the Holstein herd grew to 46 Jerseys across Marion Fell Green Townships with daily milk delivery by hand and a 60 gallon daily retail term in Logan. Several family members left the business years ago but the operation continues under the remaining partners with daily milking sessions.
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Ucker and Sone
Hocking
Sumy
Ucker
Marion
Fells
Mercker
Usher
Tom
James
Clem
Edward
Paul
Acker
High School Band Plans Roller Skating Fundraiser
Logan Carbon Hill High School band sponsors a roller skating party to raise funds for repairing instruments. A Band Boosters Club was formed with Briley elected president and meetings set to organize. The event aims to support instrument upkeep and band activities.
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Carbon Hill
Tom Carbon Hull
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Briley
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Logan Chief Forbids Shooting of Fireworks
Fire Chief Roy Stallmith issued a warning today about handling fireworks. He urges extreme care in parts of the city ahead of July 4 celebrations to prevent injuries among youngsters and others from careless use of fireworks.
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Logan
Roy Stallmith
Camp Hocking Wins Over St John Knights
Camp Hocking defeated the Knights of St John 19 to 0 in the City Soft Ball League. Vance pitched six innings allowing no runs on six hits. Larrick led with four hits in four at bats, Britten Gaston and Lamp each added three, and every starter had at least one hit except Robinson. Fox pitched for St John. Schorr went 2 for 3.
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Larrick
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Gaston
Lamp
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Three Generations Interested in Baseball
Three generations of the Spence family follow American Legion games with Bill Spence Jr. playing as a pitcher for Logan-Mingo after junior league graduation. His father Bill Spence Sr. and grandfather Jack Spence attend games with the family. James Thomas III of Logan, a former sheriff, has been ill at his White Street home since Sunday after an acute gastritis attack.
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East Liverpool
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Elza Gillian
Ovit Bibbee
Lewis Welling
Coolville
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Tuppers Plains
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Colville
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Mabel Wyant
New York City
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Jack Spence
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James Thomas III
Logan
James Thomas
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