Timing Will Be Uniform Over City
Installation of traffic lights on Second Street at Mulberry and Market Streets begins today under Clayton Scheide Jr. Two Main Street signals move to these intersections and one to Gallagher Avenue Depot Street, with Gallagher lights shifting to Main Street and two new signals added on Main Street. After completion amber lights are removed and all signals run as a single timed system citywide.
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Logan
Second St
Mulberry and
Market Sts
Clayton Scheide, Jr
Main St
Gallagher Ave
Depot St
Main 1
Union Furnace Team Sets 41 Game Winning Streak
Union Furnace Reserve basketball team finished the season undefeated at the tournament Saturday night to extend their consecutive victory run to 41. The group defeated both league and non league opponents en route to the championship. Team members include Richard Nixon Melvin Shivers Don Smith Willis Smith Howard White Robert Carr Kenneth Holden Robert Boals Ronald Pierce and Bruce Adcock.
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Logan — Union Furnace
Starr Township
Richard Nixon
Melvin Shivers
Don Smith
Willis Smith
Howard White
Robert Carr
Kenneth Holdren
Robert Boals
Ronald Pierce
Bruce Adcock
Logan Women Sewing for Red Cross
Logan residents mobilize for war relief by producing 50 layettes containing sacks gowns stock ings shirts diapers and blankets. Mrs Harry Mack coordinates groups at local churches schools and clubs including Les Amies Sunday School class Methodist Church and West School plus neighboring volunteers led by Lena Mock and local women.
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Logan
Harry Mack
Fountain St
Red Cross
Mock
Carl Harsh
Elmer Harsh
Charlies Lyke
Charlotte Strentz
Mayme O'Wyler
al Kaiser
Herbert Walker
James Patton
Kirby Snyder
Joe White
Kari Poling
Paul Kreiner
Mary Acker
Chester Appleman
Kovach Rites In Logan To Be Held For Mrs Kovach
Funeral services for Mrs. Julia Kovach 52 wife of Dan Kovach Haydenville will be at St Matthew Lutheran Church at two PM Tuesday. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Her body found 1½ miles south of Haydenville Saturday about 2:30 PM in a weeds patch by Tom Sinnott Natce ngien who helped in a sheriff directed search. She had been missing since Tuesday morning. A rifle lay beneath the body and the bullet pierced her heart. An acting coroner attended. She spoke in Logan Sunday before the Business and Professional Women's Club about her native Romania. She had been in America many years and came to Haydenville a few years after arrival. Family says naturalization anxiety contributed to the death. She leaves Dan Kovach and four children Joseph Bers Mary Grotesky Mary Kovach and Samuel. Joseph headed to Logan upon learning of his mother’s death.
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Floyd Duffy
Kovach
J. S. Gnoveinanen
E. A. Person
Murray City
Logan
Business and Professional Women's Club
Romania
America
Haydenville
United States
Joseph
Bers
Mary Grotesky
Mary Kovach
Lakewood
Samuel
Massachusetts
Logan Social Notes and Club Elections at White House
The Saturday Club held its annual executive meeting over a 1 PM luncheon at the White House with Mrs. Carlos Gaffin presiding. New officers include Miss Eleanor Durr president and Miss Alice Genevieve Poston treasurer, with members list and upcoming events noted.
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Wiant
Hester Lee White
Eleanor Durr
Minnie Moore
Alice Genevieve Poston
S L Coulter former Mine Boss dies at 84
Samuel L. Coulter 84 of 502 Hanford St retired mine superintendent died at home in Columbus. Native of Logan he moved to Columbus 19 years ago at retirement. He worked for Hocking Valley Mining Co and belonged to Nelsonville lodge of Masons. Survived by wife daughter and four sons. Funeral at 2 p.m. Tuesday at A J Held chapel burial Forest Lawn Cemetery.
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Columbus
Samuel L. Coulter
Hanford St
Logan
Hocking Valley Mining Co
Coulter
Nelsonville Lodge of Masons
Walter Kackley
John W
Reynoldsburg
Joseph J
Rome
William A
James F. Coulter
A. J. Held
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Teams Sign For Basketball Tournament at Union Furnace
Entries are being received by Coach Max L Bunce for the independent tournament to be held at Union Furnace later this month. Five of twelve teams have registered and paid fees: Enterprise, Market team, Logan, Union Furnace Independents, Waterloo from New Marshfield area, and United Furniture Workers Logan. Inquiries have come from Lancaster Athens Nelsonville Circleville with entries expected by March 18.
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Logan
Max L. Bunce
Union Furnace
Enterprise
Waterloo
New Marshfield
United Furniture Workers
Lancaster
Athens
Nelsonville
Circleville
Hicksville Woman Jennie Smith Dies Saturday Night
Logan reports death of Mrs. Jennie Shaw Smith of Hicksville wife of Charles Smith. Survived by six sons, a sister Mrs. Allie Bay, and brother John D. Shaw of Logan. Son John Smith and his wife recently returned from Logan after attending Betty Meldrim's funeral. Funeral services set for 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in Hicksville.
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Logan
Jennie Shaw Smith
Hicksville
Charles Smith
Allie Bay
John D. Shaw
John Smith
Betty Meldrim
South Bloomingville Wins County Sportsmanship Honor
In Hocking County annual contest, South Bloomingville topped six other high schools with 487 of 528 points. Edson Shaw received the trophy from Superintendent Samuel H. Dillon after the ceremony Saturday night. A five-member committee chaired the judging and refused to disclose the remaining team rankings.
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R. S. Rochester
Clinton Webb
South Bloomingville
Fostoria Team Seeks Basketball Players
Jimmy Richardson, a former Logan High School athlete, asks The Messenger about baseball players for the coming season. Tony Lucadello, manager of the Fostoria Ohio State League team, seeks young players for tryouts. Richardson previously played for one of Lucadello s teams before moving to the professional game.
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LOGAN
Jimmy Richardson
The
Messenger
Tony Lucadello
Fostoria
Richardson
Lucadello
One Man Injured as Two Cars Crash
At the Smith Chapel Road and U S Route 33 intersection a collision injured one man when Ora Patton with Mrs Patton and Arthur Bush turned onto Smith Chapel Road and was struck by Guy Connor of Springfield who had Ernest McCune and Don Hunsacker as passengers. McCune was taken to a physician. others were unhurt. Sheriff Floyd Duffy investigated.
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Logan
Smith Chapel Road
Ora Patton
Patton
Arthur Bush
Guy Connor
Springfield
Ernest McCune
Don Hunsacker
McCune
Floyd Duffy
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George Ford, Jr
N. Market St
Mary Kathryn
Mrs. Ford
Helen Lightfoot
Ila
Sam Smith
Margaret
Miss Smith
Betty Worley
Miss Worley
Ranger
L. T. Worley
Rock House
Grant Hospital School of Nursing
Lagan
Milton Bay
Eugene
New Plymouth
Lavina Miller
Orland
Josephine Bay
Fred Burchfield
This City
Bruce Ford
Bruce, Jr
George Gribble
Portsmouth
Rudolph Lortz
Sterling Smith
Lawrence Hiser
June Grooms
Ohio State University
Albert Leonard
Harry Webb
Ohio Wesleyan
Betty Heine
Grant Hospital
S. L. Coulter
Food Institute
Esther Boehm
Miss Duncan
Gasco Food Institute
Cooking
Mr. Williams
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