Orchard Culver area graded for Logan community playground
Loomis grants land between North Orchard and Culver Streets for a village playground. City officials help with a grader and seek second hand two inch pipe braces for swings. The project adds a new recreation focus alongside S and S Park and the fair grounds where softball and baseball games are played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
North Orchard
Culver Sts
Charles Loomis
Fairgrounds
S. and
S. Park
July 15 Deadline Set for 4-H Camp Enrollments
Logan extension agent James R. Smoot announced that 4-H club camp enrollments must reach the extension service office by July 15. Junior campers go July 25–30 and seniors Aug 1–6 at the Ross Hocking re sett lease near Chillicothe. Youth camp July 30–31, advisers July 23–24. Men’s camp Aug 6–7 and farm women camp Aug 7–10 at Camp Ohio near Utica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Extension Service
James R. Smoot
Ross-Hocking
Chillicothe
Camp Ohio
Utica
Logan Grimes Arrested for Minor Serving Liquor
Logan G. Grimes, local beer parlor proprietor, was arrested by Police Chief Lew Reynolds on a charge of permitting a minor girl to serve intoxicating liquor. He pled not guilty, was found guilty after a hearing, and fined 25 dollars plus costs. Yvonne Loolen filed for divorce from Oren Jay Loolen and requests alimony due to lack of funds for defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
G. W. Grimes
Lew Reynolds
Dallas Kinser
Yvonne Loolen
Common Pleas
Oren Jay Loolen
Local Pool Opens to Big Crowd in Logan
Several hundred residents attended the new swimming pool opening in Logan on Wednesday. Jimmy McGonagle and John White were the first to swim after the ceremony. Despite cool weather, crowds lingered as traffic backed up on North Market Street outside the entrance with bleachers set up for spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Tommy Bender
Jimmy McGonagle
J. S. McGonagle
Hilltop
John
Robert N. White
North Market St
Logan Band To Offer Free Summer Concert
Logan High Summer Band presents a free concert at Chieftain Field Stadium tonight. Soloists include Mrs. John A. Toy soprano and Walter Prather tenor with a flute solo by Bruce Price and trumpet by Luther Heyde. The program features classical and band numbers and is sponsored by the Logan Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High
Chieftain Field Stadium
John A. Toy
Walter Prather
Mozart
Bruce Price
Luther Heyde
del Stageir
Bob Price
Pe Iogan High School
Helen Funk
Frances Kelch
Dorothy Boyle
Robert Price
Bach
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Forgery charge lodged against Logan man Powell
Logan constable Andy Powell of Ward Township was arrested by Deputy Nellis Smith on an affidavit for forgery. He appeared before Magistrate S B Whitehart on arraignment and pled not guilty. Bond for grand jury appearance set at 500 dollars.
Red Cross Seeks Final Push for China Relief Fund
In Logan, the Red Cross fund for China relief totals 67.79 dollars in Hocking County. Dr. C. F. Rauch urges reaching the 95 dollar goal promptly, noting China helped flood relief last year. Donors include churches, local families, and organizations such as St Matthew Lutheran, Enterprise United Brethren, Methodist and Nazarene churches, and individuals pledging varied amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Frasch
Phyllis Brown
D. E. Harsh
J. W. Woodard
Karl Hartman
Carlos Brashares
James Meldrim
Melvin Heft
Dr. Rauch
Minerine Burke
Robert White
B. A. Hall
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Enterprise United Brethren Church
Donor
James L. Young
Robert Longstreth
Methodist Church
United Brethren Church
Union Furnace U. B. Church
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Nazarene Church
Bethany U. B. Church
Pool Traffic Plan May Ease congestion on Market Street
Observers note North Market Street traffic will surge due to pool traffic. Proposed north outlet via Jennison Avenue and east to Walnut Street. Mulberry Street remains blocked by the Trimmer residence. City council may revive efforts to move the building to create a traffic loop linking Market Jennison Mulberry for pool access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennison
Mulberry St
Plan July 4 Program For Hocking Golf Club
A July 4 program is planned at Hocking Valley Country Club golf course Logan. Free lunch and refreshments will be provided. Awards will be given for longest drive on number 3, lowest 18 hole score in foursomes, high score free-for-all, most pars and most birdies. Club officials will welcome visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking Valley Country Club
Logan Mayor on 10 day vacation. council president acts
Mayor Dallas Kinser will take a 10 day automobile trip with Mrs Kinser and children Martha Ann and Jack through West Virginia Virginia North Carolina and Tennessee. Stanley W. Baker council president will serve as acting mayor during absence. First time a president of the council performs mayoral duties in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Dallas Kinser
Martha Ann
Jack
West Virginia
Virginia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Stanley W. Baker
Logan Services Resume at First Presbyterian Church
Logan Services will be resumed at the First Presbyterian Church Sunday morning July 3 after a June vacation period. Sunday School starts 9:15 with public worship at 10:30. The vacation was taken in June due to illness of Rev. R. C. Babylon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
First Presbyterian Church
R. C. Babylon
Health Tests Complete for Dependent Children
Health commissioner Dr W B Lacock and the local aid department completed physical examinations of dependent children and parents Tuesday afternoon. Examinations began June 1 and total 191 people were checked. Similar screenings occur annually.
4-H Tour Dates Set for July 14 Visit to Gallipolis
Logan reports July 14 set for the annual 4-H Child tour visiting Gallipolis with a return cross of the Ohio into West Virginia at Pomeroy. Several hundred are expected to join. Details will follow in letters to club members. A Logan Junior High group of 30 from territory between Logan and Gore enjoyed a picnic at Rising Park in Lancaster. Marion F Bailey and Mary Davis of Nelsonville received a license to wed in Logan County Friday from Judge E L Ewing and were married by Magistrate Frank St Clair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Gallipolis
Ohio
West Virginia
Pomeroy
Logan Junior High School
Logan and
Gore
Rising Park
Lancaster
Marion F. Bailey
Macon County
Fil
Mary Davis
Nelsonville
E. L. Ewing
Frank St. Clair
True Love Falls Mill Couple Wed After Gun Blast
John William Freeman aged 18 and Mary Ann Brooks aged 17 were married Tuesday evening at the Freeman home with immediate family present. Freeman, recovering from a chest wound inflicted May 25 when he and his bride sought legal advice from Attorney Allen R. McBroom, was shot by McBroom unaware of their identity.
Logan Hurler Features Win
Logan defeated the Bernard Grocery team of Columbus 4 to 0 at Chieftain Field Wednesday evening behind Albert Leonard's 15 strikeouts in seven innings. Logan’s runs came on a Webb steal and error, a third inning walk, and fourth inning hits by G. Brown and Mowery. St. Clair struck out 11 and walked seven. EastEnders and Central Giants clash at 5 30 this evening in a league game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Albert Leonard
Bernard Grocery
Columbus
Chieftain Field
St. Clair
Leonard
Webb
G. Brown
Mowery
EastEnders
Central Giants
Logan Preaches as Reverend Graham Absent Sunday
W F Case of Ohio Wesleyan will fill the pulpit at 10 30 Sunday morning at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Logan in the absence of Rev C W Graham. Case is the son of Mr and Mrs Joe S Case. Junior choir will sing and there will be no evening service. Also Mrs Mark Vancuren returned home Wednesday from a Columbus hospital after a second operation for high blood pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
C. W. Graham
W. F. Case
Ohio Wesleyan
Methodist Episcopal Church
Case
Joe S. Case
Columbus
Mark Vancuren
Logan County agents visit Wooster and New Philadelphia area
State agents conducted a field day at Wooster on Wednesday and visited the conservancy basin near New Philadelphia on the following day. James Smoot of the city attended both events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — County
Wooster
Conservancy Basin
New Philadelphia
James Smoot
Syracuse Briefs Show Local Social Roundup
Syracuse notes list visits and greetings across Logan Athens and Cincinnati. Robert Clendennin stays with D B Williams. Mrs F A Shumway in East Liverpool. Margaret Thomas celebrates a birthday. Mr and Mrs C B Weese visit Athens. Sadie Thiermer and Margaret visit Stowe kin. Charlene Watts visits Rio Grande. Clarke family to Columbus. Glenn Teaford improving. Noreatha Fleming had tonsil operation. Techla Hess to Xenia for retired state employees event. Winebrenners and D B Williams attend Morning Star picnic for Ben Roush of Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Robert Clendennin
Logan
D. B. Williams
F. A. Shumway
East
Liverpool
Eva McBride
Royal Thomas
Margaret
C. B. Weese
Athens
Sadie Thiermer
Cincinnati
Frank Stowe
Charlene Watts
Rio Grande
Marcia Karr
Thomas Clarke
James
Joan Hemsley
Columbus
D. S. Mills
United Brethren Church
Glenn Teaford
Noreatha Fleming
Techla Hess
Xenia
Frank Winebrenner
Morning Star
Day of Major Operations and Big Business Prospects
The reading forecasts a day of expanding influence with focus on big business mergers secret organizations and political dealings. It notes potential readjustments to seize unusual opportunities and predicts a year of major events for those born on this day.
Chauncey Merchants Beat Sugar Creek 6 0 In Park Game
Chauncey Merchants defeated Sugar Creek 6 to 0 at the local ballpark. Patton pitched a no hit no run game. The Merchants schedule a game with Washington County All Star team on Sunday July 3 at 2 30 PM at Chauncey Park. teams may call 2451 or write Elmer Ferrel the local manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Merchants
Sugar Creek
Patton
Washington County
Chauncey Park
Elmer Ferrel
Bridgewater Guests Enjoy Week at Muskingum River Cottage
Chauncey Bridgewater and family spent a week at a Muskingum River cottage with Mr. and Mrs. DeWeese of Athens as weekend guests. They reported a good fishing catch during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Joe Bridgewater
William Maffin
Logan
Stanley Wagner
Haldor Ray
Russell
Muskingum River
George DeWeese
Athens
Police warn liquor dealers crackdown on minor sales
Police Chief Lew Reynolds warned Logan liquor and beer outlets on Wednesday that selling liquor to minors or to intoxicated persons will not be tolerated. He cited complaints to the mayor and police. The mayor Dallas Kinser backed the campaign to enforce order or arrests will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lew Reynolds
Dallas Kinser
Smiths return from vacation and officers change at Western Union
Mr and Mrs Sterling Smith and two children have returned from a two week vacation. Mr Smith resumes duties at the local Western Union office Wednesday. W H Bleckinger oversaw the office in his absence and has left for Urbana with Mrs Bleckinger and their two children to take over an office there. McKinley Republican club to meet at 8 o clock Friday evening at its headquarters with officers urging a large attendance. A revival meeting at West Logan Pilgrim Holiness Church begins 7 30 Sunday evening led by Rev H J Mingus and continues all next week with Rev W M Brown assisting as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Sterling Smith
Mr. Smith
Western Union
W. H. Bleckinger
Logan—Mckkinley Republican Club
West Logan Pilgrim Holiness Church
H. J. Mingus
W. M. Brown
Clovers Found In Ohio Farm And Chesler Clovers
Mrs S H Harpold reports finding two six leaf clovers on her farm north of Chester Monday. Claud M Wall of Gallipolis had been noted by Sunday Messenger for a rare clover discovery. Harold Brown leaves for Madison Wis to enter University of Wisconsin graduate school. Brown is East Liverpool High School football coach and PE director. Mrs Brown teaches at Lancaster Pa High School. Lettie Meredith and Sunday School class of 19 visited Rock Springs Sunday School and enjoyed a picnic on the Fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Here
S. H. Harpold
Sunday School Class Social Session at Gardner Home
Chauncey Sunday School class of the Church of Christ met Tuesday night at Karl and Mollie Gardner’s home for a social. Ice cream cake and coffee were served to 25 attendees including Paul and Jessie Fiske Daniel and Marcia Johnson Gilbert and Helen Courtney Paul and Madeline Porter John and Mary LaHugh Floyd and Inez Nye Thomas and Hattie Hamilton Carl and Martha Shafer Harvey Courtney Clinton Courtney M J Gardner Frances Pauline Fiske Glen Gardner Ruth Gardner and the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Church of Christ
Karl
Mollie Gardner
Paul
Jessie Fiske
Daniel
Marcia Johnson
Gilbert
Helen Courtney
Madeline Porter
John
Mary LaHugh
Floyd
Inez Nye
Thomas
Hattie Hamilton
Carl
Martha Shafer
Harvey Courtney
Clinton Courtney
M. J. Gardner
Frances Pauline Fiske
Glen Gardner
Ruth Gardner
Chauncey Students Return From Marietta Conference
Chauncey church youth group returns from the Young People's Conference in Marietta. Ten parishioners attended including Julia Johnson Dix Pickering Isabel Courtney Betty Addington Margaret Addington Phyllis Antle Ellis Earich Doris Mulpas Nellie Belle Cannon. Mr and Mrs Joe Bridgewater hosted guests Monday and Mr and Mrs Steve Hunter and three daughters from Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Church of Christ
Marietta
Julia Johnson
Dix Pickering
Isabel Courtney
Trimble
Betty Addington
Margaret Addington
Phyllis Antle
Ellis Earich
Taylor Ridge
Doris Mulpas
Clara Hilderbrand
Greens
Nellie Belle Cannon
Joe Bridgewater
Steve Hunter
Akron
Charles Maffin
Gerald
C. R. Maffin
Nelsonville
Duchess Marie's Shifting Citizenship Amid European Life
Grand Duchess Marie, a Russian native in New York, holds Swedish citizenship from marrying Crown Prince William then reverted to Russian status after divorcing him to wed a count. Her Russian citizenship lapsed when she fled the revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Duchess
Marie
Russia
New York City
Europe
Sweden
William
Visits of Miss Louise Dew in Lancaster and Circleville
Miss Louise Dew of Youngstown Hospital spent a month with her mother Mrs. Mary Dew in Lancaster. She visited cousin Louise Moody in Lancaster and traveled to Circleville, where they saw Miss Ellen Leist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Louise Dew
Youngstown Hospital
Mary Dew
Jacobs Ave
Lancaster
Circleville
Louise Moody
Ellen Leist
Bass Leaps Into Fisherman’s Lap in Missouri Lake
In Cape Girardeau, Missouri, F. W. Schrader and his companions Bud Schrader and Bill Lewis were fishing when a four pound bass jumped from the lake and landed in Schrader’s lap. The incident was witnessed by nearby anglers who described the surprising catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Girardeau
F. W. Schrader
Bud
Bill Lewis
Schrader
Chauncey Socials and Parade Day Tagging Efforts
Chauncey social news notes Mrs Theodore Kelzenburg Jr removed to Sheltering Hospital Athens. Samuel Savage ill at Lexington Ave home. Clifford Banfield Jr visiting Orbiston. George Williamson family hosted guests from Columbus. Ruth Leffler returns to Columbus from Chauncey. Parade Day in Youngstown tests tagging system to track missing children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Theodore Kelzenburg
Athens
Samuel Savage
Lexington Ave
Clifford Banfield
Orbiston
Clarence Banfield
George Williamson
James Williamson
Jeanette Neely
Jean
Columbus
Ruth Leffler
Charles Leffler
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Orchard - Culver
Loomis
Ch van Heusen
Zenners
Red Cross
China Relief Fund
Hocking Golf Club
Logan Hurler
Win
Syracuse Briefs
By Genevieve Kemble
Chauncey Merchant
Bridgewater
Smiths End
GOP Club
Jepshe
Jim Josten
Wynona Wagner
Russell, Ky
Youngstown, CO
Athe
Shapiro
I. R. Goldberg
Opt
Worster
Zenner’s
Royal Typewriter Co
Kroger’s
Athens Pharmacy
Vendol Store
Boyer's
Advartaan Uochange
Fletcher
Wature
Seltzer
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