New Higher Phone Rates Take Effect in July
Logan Home Telephone Co patrons in Logan Union Furnace and McArthur exchanges face higher rates under a schedule approved by the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio. Bremen Wilkesville increases await dial service. Hearing June 19 noted opposition to Bremen until service improves.
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Logan
Logan Home Telephone Co
Logan Union Furnace
McArthur
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Bremen
Wilkersville
Howard C. Slusher
Union Furnace
Wilkesville
Wilkesville Exchange
Bremen Exchange
Logan Women Assist In Plans For Ball
Mrs. L A Riggs and Mrs. Dean Collison of Logan traveled to Columbus to join the central committee meeting for the Seventeenth Star Ball, a key feature of Ohio sesquicentennial events in August. The Ohio Union at Ohio State University hosted a 1:30 p.m. session followed by a social tea. The pageant titled The Seventeen the Star will highlight the state fair’s sesquicentennial program.
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Logan
L. A. Riggs
Dean Collison
Columbus
Central Committee
Ohio
Ohio Union
Ohio State University
Heinlein Family Back From Four-Week Western Tour
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Heinlein and children Carol Ann and Ronnie returned Sunday night after a four week trip through western states. Sightseeing and family time were highlights of their travels across multiple locales.
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Logan
Lloyd Heinlein
Carol Ann
Ronnie
Rain Breaks Drought Aiding Crops and Pastures in Logan County
A soaking rain in Logan and Hocking counties Sunday evening ends a two week drought threat. Corn, potatoes, and tomatoes benefit as pastures revive and underground water supplies are replenished, easing fears of needing to haul water for livestock. Rain centered on Logan about 7 p.m. with additional showers earlier in the day.
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Logan
Hocking County
Logan Firms Begin Vacation Breaks Across Plants
Logan industries started summer vacation periods with three firms idled briefly last week. H C Godman Shoe Co shuts for a week with reopening July 6 while Smead Manufacturing suspends for two weeks and Sun Glow Furniture begins paid vacation through July 5. Logan Clay Products and Logan Pottery continue rolling vacations without stopping operations. National Supply Co follows the practice. GE Logan Glass Works plans July 20 to August 2 closure.
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LOGAN
Logan Industries
H. C. Godman Shoe Co
Smead Manufacturing Co
Sun Glow Furniture Industries, Inc
Logan Clay Products Co
Logan Pottery Co
National Supply Co
G E Logan Glass Works
Rider Receives a Hot Seat After Motorcycle Fire
Logan County Sheriff A J Waldron investigated a Sunday motorcycle fire on Voris Road north of Enterprise. Hubert E Kunkler 19 Logan Route 2 said the bike backfired and caught fire destroying the vehicle with no serious injuries aside from a momentary burn he called a hot seat. Ocarina is an Italian word meaning little goose and the instrument is named for its goose body resemblance.
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Logan
A. J. Waldron
Voris Road
Enterprise
Hubert E. Kunkler
Logan Route 2
Kunkler
Ocarina
Rev. Sanford Price Services Conducted
Services were held at the Washington D H Church of Christ in Christian Union for Rev. Sanford Price of near Laurelville who died last Thursday at his home. A Clinton County native and 25 year minister in the church, he was 70. Rites were by Rev. Jesse Laveck. burial in Milledgeville Cemetery.
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Logan
Washington D.H. Church of
Newark Stove Firm Guests At Fairfield Outing
Executives from Newark Stove Co New Jersey visited Fairfield Paper Co for a golf outing at Hocking Hills Country Club. Twenty three men including Fairfield Paper Co reps played in the afternoon with refreshments in the club house arranged by Bill Baughman of Logan.
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Logan
Newark Stove Co
Newark
Fairfield Paper Co
Hocking Hills Country Club
The
Paper Company
Bill Baughman
Jacob Hermann Rites Held at Logan
Services for Jacob Hermann were held at 2 p m Saturday in St Matthew Lutheran Church with the Rev P A Rohrbacher of Sugar Grove officiating Mrs Robert Fickel was organist Pallbearers were W D Weltner John Keller Levert Voris Otto Hartman Alex Mowery and Harry H Wright Burial was in Oak Grove Cemetery
New Doctor Plans Practice In Logan
Logan welcomes Dr. John E. Rauch who after an internship at Doctors Hospital Columbus will join his father Dr. Charles Rauch and Dr. Richard L. Zay in South Logan. Rauch, a Logan native and Denison and Kirksville College of Osteopathy graduate, is married to Jean Mowery with two children Stevie and Martha.
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Logan
John E
Jack) Rauch
Doctors Hospital
Columbus
Ozarks
Charles F. Rauch
Richard Ls Zay
Rauch
Denison University
Granville
Denison
Ohio University
Kirksville College of Os
Mrs Sam Risch Admitted After Cerebral Hemorrhage
Mrs Sam Risch mother of Lester Risch Logan druggist was admitted to Hocking Valley Hospital Sunday night after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage earlier in the day in Columbus where she resided.
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Logan
Sam Risch
Lester Risch
Hocking Valley Hospital
Columbus
Hocking County Farmers Eye Bumper Wheat Harvest
Logan area farmers anticipate a bumper wheat crop as fields turn golden. No grain has yet been offered for sale locally and storage questions arise due to the government support price of 2.27 per bushel for No. 2 wheat, higher than local markets. Farmers may store on farms to benefit from the price gap and build reserves.
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Logan
Hocking
Robert Keynes
Keynes Bros. Milling Co
Hocking County
Paul Shaw
Man Jailed After Cutting Logan Rockbridge Suspect
A Rockbridge man Nelle King, 41, was jailed in Hocking County on a probable assault and battery charge after a street cutting incident near the Logan police station. He allegedly attacked Robert Tucker at 12:30 a.m. Sunday on S Mulberry Street, leaving Tucker with non serious injuries to both arms and the chest.
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Logan
Rockbridge
Roger Friends
Hocking County
Nelle King
Robert Tucker
S. Mulberry St
Tucker
Logan couples and a Logan Route 1 pair named in listing
Clarence Fuller Jr. 26 a clerk Logan and Edith Ethel Heiber 21 a shoe worker Logan. Jack D. Emrick 19 aviation worker Logan and Ruth M. Saul ters at home Gore. Clifford W. Ash 24 painter and Mildred E. Riser 16 at home both for Logan Route 1.
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Clarence Fuller Jr
Logan
Edith Ethel Heiber
Jack D. Emrick
Ruth M. Saulters
Gore
Clifford W. Ash
Mildred E. Riser
Poston Estate Filed in Court
Probate Court files inventory and appraisal of Emerson S. Poston estate. Total value 541,183.38 with 519,183.38 in securities 52,000 in real estate. Poston operated large haydenville acreage with son Ralph and led Logan Home Telephone Co. He served on Farmers and Merchants Bank board. He died earlier this year. Heirs include widow Effie Poston daughter Alice G. Keairns and sons Don H. Poston and Ralph Poston.
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Logan
Emerson S. Poston
Poston
Haydenville
Ralph Poston
Logan Home Telephone Co
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Effie Poston
Alice G. Keairns
Don H. Poston
Ashland
Ralph
Beatitude Defined Among Sermon on the Mount Precepts
A Beatitude is one of the eight or nine teachings in the Sermon on the Mount. The phrase marks a set of blessed outcomes for the righteous and guides early Christian ethical instruction.
Assault Case Guilt Denied
Logan charged James Evans of Murray City with assault with intent to kill. Evans pleaded innocent when arraigned before Magistrate S B Whitehart. The case stems from a water dispute with Arthur of Murray City after an argument over washing an auto. Evans allegedly struck Arthur and cut his lip. Evans bound over to the grand jury on $1000 bond.
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Logan
James Evans
Murray City
S. B. Whitehart
One Arthur
Evans
Archer
Sunday Creek Coal Co
Grand Jury
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Rev. Sanford Price Services
Newark Stove Firm
Jacob Hermann
Ali A Oy
Athens
St.Joseph
H.p
H.p. Six
Ford
America
G. H. Martin & Son
Richland Ave
Athens, Ohio
Beasley & Mathews, Inc
Fred R. Beasley, Inc
Nelsonville
OGG Motor CO
Glouster
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