Largest Crowd Sees Logan–Maytags beat Nelsonville 10 4
Logan defeats Nelsonville 10 to 4 in front of a large season crowd. Carpenter Maytags take a four run lead in the first inning on an error and three hits, with Branigan starting and Landis finishing on the mound. Allen and Branigan lead Logan with two hits each.
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Branigan
Nelsonville
Logan
Carpenter Maytags
Denny
Invaders
Landis
Lancaster
Young
Swyers
Allen
Galvin
Seek Traveling Library For Hocking Countians
Logan application by the emergency schools group seeks a traveling library for Hocking County to support the adult education program. Miss Ethel Clark would oversee the library if the request is approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking
Logan
Hocking County
Ethel Clark
All-Day Meeting Set by Indian Evangelist in Logan
The Rev. Watt Walker known as the Indian Evangelist will conduct an all day meeting at the Bible Christian Church on Iron Street in Logan this Sunday. A basket dinner will be served at noon on the parsonage lawn.
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Logan
Watt Walker
Bible Christian Church
Iron Street
Pittman Child Dies in Union Furnace Home Funeral
Funeral services for Charles Robert Pittman eleven day old son of Mr and Mrs Lester Pittman will be held at the residence in Union Furnace at 2 o'clock Saturday. He died Wednesday evening. The parents a brother and sister survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Union Furnace
Charles Robert
Lester Pittman
Logan Tax Take For Schools Totals 34460 In Six Months
Local taxes collected for school purposes over the past six months total eight figures, with Superintendent J W Coleman compiling the figures showing a combined sum of 34460. The report underscores funding momentum for district education.
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Logan
J. W. Coleman
Engineer Plants 15000 Sunflowers For Experiment
Ross Wagstaff deputy county engineer a Sugar Grove home has planted 15000 sunflowers for a developing experiment. He has previously achieved 37 distinct shades with single collarette and double blooms. Only about 150 plants will be allowed to mature as he marks or cuts blooms when they begin to show color.
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Wagataff
Bloomingville Bride Weds Akron Man in Local Ceremony
Miss Pansy Wiggins daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Wiggins of South Bloomingville and Paul Leo Radcliffe of Akron were married at 11:30 Thursday by Rev W N Shank in the Methodist Episcopal parsonage with a single ring ceremony. After the ceremony they left for Akron where Mr Radcliffe is employed. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Radcliffe of South Bloomingville.
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Logan
Pansy Wiggins
Samuel Wiggins
South Bloomingville
Paul Leo Radcliffe
Akron
W. N. Shank
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Radcliffe
Herbert Radcliffe
Swimmers Warned To Be Careful
Logan sheriff urges caution as swimming season begins noting drownings. He prepared grappling hooks at the county jail and another set is available at the Logan Home Telephone Company office.
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Logan
Joe Farbearn
Logan Home Telephone Company
Radio Stars Mocked By 4 H Club Members
Logan imitation of radio state comprised the program enjoyed by the Nifty Needle 4 H Club of Union Furnace at the Presbyterian Church yard. Twelve members attended the event. After the program, games and refreshments followed. Next meeting set for Wednesday July 10 at the home of Misses Frances and Alice Vanatta.
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Logan
Radio State
Union Furnace
Presbyterian Churchyard
Frances
Alice Vanatta
Godman Leads CCC Past Camp Hocking in Logan League
Rex Keller pitched for the first time this year and was highly effective as Godman trimmed Camp Hocking 6 to 0 in a Logan Recreation League game Thursday evening.
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Logan
Rex Keller
Godmans
Camp Hocking
Keller
Sand Run Reunion Set at Rockhouse on July 14
Logan area neighbors and friends association will host its annual Sand Run reunion at Rockhouse this Sunday July 14. A basket dinner will precede a program, per secretary Kathryn D. Terrel.
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Logan—Sand Run
Neighbors and Friends Association
Rockhouse
Kathryn D. Terrel
Riggs and Rohrer Exchange Vows in Orland Logan Ceremony
Floyd Donald Riggs aged 26 a teacher from Orland Rt and Kathryn Cecelia Rohrer aged 23 a clerk from Logan are listed as daughter and son of their respective parents in a formal notice.
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Floyd Donald Riggs
Orland
Mra
C. W. Riggs
Kathryn Cecelia Rohrer
Logan
Jesse Rohrer
Social events and church group notes from Logan
The Contract Club gathered at Mrs. Robert L. White’s home for a neon luncheon and buffet supper with bridge on the veranda. Pre nuptial party for Evelyn Hockman hosted by Miss Lucy Barker and Miss Eleanor Durr followed by dinner at Crystal Springs Inn. Fifty attend the first Presbyterian Women’s Union quarterly meeting with poems music and refreshments. Homes in eastern Logan and four houses on Gallagher Avenue marked by new painting contracts.
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Contract Club
Robert L. White
Mound Street
City
George Reynolds
Athens
Joseph McGhee
Columbus
Richard Bartlett
New York
Sam Ryan
James Brown
Sarah Rockhold
Lucy Barker
Eleanor Durr
Evelyn Hockman
Clarence Salts
Crystal Springs Inn
James Barker
Miss Durr
Charles Achauer
Mra
John A. Toy
Barker
Fred Murray
Gertrude Barker
Thelma Arnold
Bernice
Thelma Salts
Hockman
Women's Union
Women of the
Presbyterian Church
First Ward
Clinton Webb
Harry Stevenson
R. C. Babylon
Ruth Ann Norris
Louis Graham
Hugh Meldrim
Evelyn Underwood
Co. E. Bowen
Playground Program Cut by New Orders
Logan reports the playground program will launch with a reduced staff. About 25 trained leaders are to be cut to six or eight, as leaders must come from relief rolls, affecting program scope and supervision.
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Logan
Harrington Funeral Held in Logan at First Presbyterian
Rollin B. Harrington who died in Wichita Kansas was brought to Logan for services at the First Presbyterian Church. His mother Mrs. H. R. Harrington and sisters Margaret and Jeanette of Columbus attended. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Rollin B. Harrington
Wichita
Kansas
First Presbyterian Church
H. R. Harrington
Margaret
Jeanette
Columbus
Oak Grove Cemetery
Rural Electrification Feasibility Mentioned in Hocking Lands
Logan report says FERA works project supervisor S R Ryan notes rural electrification in Hocking County could be considered soon. Cooperatives must sponsor feasible projects with a minimum guarantee of 2000 kilowatt hours per mile. Local agent Harold Chambers pledges full cooperation as extension agents show interest. A district near Logan is examining potential installation if arrangements succeed.
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FERA
Ryan
S. R. Ryan
Works Division
Hocking County
Harold Chambers
Logan
Leaping Bass Stuns Boater on Black Jack Lake
Ray Collison of this city was boating on Black Jack Lake in Laurel Township when a bass leaped into his boat. The fish was not long enough to be kept as a keeper according to local rules.
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Logan
Black Jack Lake
Laurel Township
Ray Collison
Logan Rotarians Attend Circleville Inter-City Meeting
Twenty five Rotarians from Logan traveled to Circleville for an inter-city meeting at the Country Club. A post dinner program featured Rev Amos L Heyde of Logan as speaker. Circleville group provided other entertainment. Dr H M Boocks president elect spoke briefly.
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Logan
Circleville
Amos L. Heyde
Circleville Group
H. M. Boocks
Helldiver Wins at Thistledown for 17.40 Payout
Helldiver, owned by Charles W. Zanner of this city and trained by H. D. Walker, won at Thistledown track on Thursday finishing ahead of the field. The backers earned 17.40 on a 2 ticket bet, with the purse totaling 500.
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Logan
Charles W. Zanner
Thistledown
H. D. Walker
Improved Property In Logan On West Main Street
Extensive work on the Charles Schwenke property on West Main Street includes repainting the exterior new concrete walks a drive to the rear garage and installation of a furnace stoker. Jay Cole son of Anna Cole suffered a deep foot laceration after jumping onto a sharp rock and was treated at Cherrington Hospital.
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LOGAN
Charles Schwenke
West Main Street
George Schwenke
Ixterior
Schwenke
Jay Cole
Anna Cole
Cherrington Hospital
Logan area social notes note travel and visits
Mr and Mrs Harry J Stevenson plan a two week fishing trip to northern Michigan with Mr and Mrs Glen Brown. C B Clark observes twenty first anniversary with Columbus guests. Leota Snyder visits from Columbus to Logan to stay a week with Nelle Schwenke. Fred and Jim Burchfield return from Cleveland. Milton Martin shows improvement after a heart attack. Esther St Clair of Columbus enjoys two weeks vacation at Webb Summit with Frank St Clair family. Rev H W Stoody of Deshler arrives to visit J L Stoody family. Eph Shaw of Carbon Hill ill at home after ten days bed rest. Mayor Fred Surgen of Murray City visits Logan. Emergency school teachers will attend adult education meeting at Ohio University in Athens.
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Harry J. Stevenson
Forest
Glen Brown
Michigan
Clark
Harry Watson
H. C. Lemert
H. C. Oden
Columbus
Leota Snyder
Logan
Nelle Schwenke
Fred Burchfield
Jim Burchfield
Cleveland
Milton Martin
Esther St. Clair
Webb Summit
Frank St. Clair
H. W. Stoody
Deshler, O
J. L. Stoody
Lancaster Camp Grounds
Eph Shaw
Hocking County
Carbon Hil
Fred Surgen
Murray City
Athens
Ohio University
Gas Rates Public Invited to Logan Council Meeting
State Public Utilities Commission engineer Dave Logan will discuss gas rate plans with Logan city officials at City Hall tonight. Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald says the public is welcome to attend.
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Logan
S. Dave
State Public Utilities Commission
City Hall
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Sues for 3403 Tons of Coal in Starr Township Case
Charles Kennard sues Charles Jarvis for trespass alleging mining 3 403 tons of coal worth 6806 from Kennard's Starr Township land. Jarvis pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury on 600 bond. Kennard then filed common pleas action for damages of 6806.
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Logan
Starr Township
Charles Kennard
Charles Jarvis
C. T. Stephenson
Jarvis
Kennard
Common Pleas
Logan Man Hit by Auto on Route 31
Logan man Wade Morgan age 25 of Third Street was struck by a car along Route 31 south of Logan. James Wood of 347 North Fourth Street Columbus was the driver. Morgan was taken to Cherrington Hospital with a badly bruised left leg and friction burns.
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Logan
Wade Morgan
Third Street
Route 31
James Wood
North Fourth Street
Columbus
Morgan
Cherrington Hospital
Sheriff Faces Heavy Workload as Jury Subpoenas Grow
Logan deputies, led by Sheriff Joe Farbearn, issued seventy subpoenas as petit jurors are summoned for next week’s trials. In a Benton Township case, forty seven witnesses were ordered to report, highlighting the surge in court demands.
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Logan
Joe Farbearn
Benton Township
Logan Visit Reports Relatives in City
Mr and Mrs H W Logan with son and daughter Miss Grace of Toledo visit local friends and relatives. Mrs Sisson formerly Miss Maggie Butin daughter of Anthonings Butin, once lived at the home where Elizabeth Rempel now resides.
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Logan
H. W., Sisson
Miss Grace
Toledo
Sisson
Maggie Butin
Anthonings Butin
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