District PTA Assembly Focuses On Education For Happy Living
Logan hosts the Ohio Congress of Parent-Teacher Associations annual session at the Methodist Church with about 150 delegates from Southeast Ohio. State president C Tracy LaCost urged emphasis on home religious training and Sunday observance while Rev Fay LeMeadows outlined how church school and community can boost youth growth and responsibility.
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Logan
Ohio Congress of Parent- Teacher Associations
Methodist Church
Ohio
Harry Thomas
C. Tracy LaCost
Toledo
Fay LeMeadows
Dayton
Stanley W. Wiant
W. R. Brandt
Lavon Goodlive
Lanning Motor Co Converts Property to Service Station and Civic Center
Sign at the Remple property announces the transformation by Lanning Motor Co into a modern service station and civic center. President Raymond Lanning plans spectator benches to observe progress while local entertainment features Perry County Mother Singers and Logan High School performers. 145 attendees enjoyed lunch at the Methodist Church during noon intermission.
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LOGAN
Sidewalk Engineers’ Club
Remple
Lanning Motor Co
Raymond Lanning
W. Vern Buchanan
New
Philadelphia
Perry County
Logan High School
Minnie Louise Bowen
Harold Kessler
Lois Heyde
Albert Blick
Paul Blum
Cloyd Dawley
Methodist Church
Margaret Kistler Injured in Three-Vehicle Crash near Lancaster
Margaret Kistler of this city remained at Lancaster hospital Wednesday after a Tuesday night accident on U S Route 33 north of Lancaster involving three vehicles. She suffered a dislocated shoulder and other injuries while returning home from Columbus with Dorothy Mae Long who was less seriously hurt.
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Logan
Margaret Kistler
Lancaster Hospital
Miss Kistler
Columbus
Dorothy Mae Long
Kistler
Miss Long
Motion for New Trial Filed in Edith Miller Case
Edith Miller of Athens had a motion for a new trial filed Wednesday by her counsel after a jury in common pleas court Tuesday awarded Joseph Creed Brown damages of 6900 dollars.
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Logan
Edith Miller
Athens
Common Pleas
Joseph Creed Brown
Logan City Man Injured In Home Fall
John L. Steady of this city suffered a head laceration in a fall at his home Sunday.
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Logan
John L. Steady
Hocking Hills Country Club Incorporation Officials Elected
Logan officials elected a new for profit Hocking Hills Country Club to succeed the old golf course corporation. Officers include Wilbur W. Lanning president and Robert Kennes vice president. Stock sales will fund club operations and a clubhouse manager will be hired.
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LOGAN
Hocking Hills
Carl Jurgensmier
Bridge and surfacing upgrades finished on Routes 278 595
Logan Ward Township bridges over Monday Creek were refloored with new girders. Gravel surfacing completed along Routes 278 and 595 toward Nelsonville per State Highway Maintenance Department.
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Logan
Ward Township
Lewis Price
State
First Papers Filed for U S Citizenship by Local Couple
Nanette Cook Logan and Petty Hay Pritchard filed first papers Wednesday to become United States citizens. Both are British subjects born in Scotland who have lived in Toronto and are now residing here after marrying local men.
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Logan
Nanette Cook
Petty Hay Pritchard
United States
Scotland
Toronto
Canada
Big Pine Man Badly Injured In Accident
Albert Woolever of Big Pine sustained severe injuries Tuesday afternoon when his car went off a bridge abutment at Big Pine Creek, buried to the running boards in gravel. He is at Cherrington Hospital awaiting operation on both legs plus a nose fracture and facial injuries. a WPA worker, he was assisted at the scene by George Vorhees before the crash. Funeral services for Martha A. Ross were held in New Straitsville with D A R and Rev Rompel officiating.
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Logan
Albert Woolever
Big Pine
Cherrington Hospital
Big Pine Creek
Woolever
WPA
George Vorhees
Funeral services for Alma Redtenwald rescheduled Friday
Funeral services for Mrs. Alma Redtenwald will be held at the Keynes home on S Market Street at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon instead of 1 o'clock as previously announced. Burial will take place in Oak Grove cemetery.
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LOGAN
Alma Redtenwald
Keynes
S. Market St
Oak Grove Cemetery
Youth Choir Sings at Church Service
LOGAN Services preparatory to communion were held at the First Presbyterian Church with the Young Peoples Choir of Deanville performing the music. Miss Irene McDowell joined Logan for the program serving as narrator. Reverend Cecil Harding Jones delivered a short sermon. Mrs. Fred Thompson directed the visiting choir and several adults assisted. Special numbers were sung by Fred Thompson and Elmer Siddle of Nelsonville with solo parts by multiple singers and Mrs. Tignor at the piano.
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Fred Thompson
Elmer Siddle
Nelsonville
Tignor
Mary Ellen Donley
Venus Reynolds
Alice Thompson
Dorothy Cobert
Mary Ellen Cobert
Jo Donley
Vera Reynolds
Helen Warren
Severe Winter Hits Bee Losses in Hocking County
Logan reports heavy bee losses among beekeepers in Hocking County due to a severe winter. Extension agent James R. Smoot warns replacements are needed to protect honey crops and pollination of legumes fruits and vegetables. OSU specialist Dr E E Dunham says package bees from the south can economically replace losses. Smoot will prepare a bulletin on replacing bees after winter kill.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
James R. Smoot
E. E. Dunham
Ohio State University
Mr. Smoot
Funeral Services for Milo Logue Friday
Milo Logue will be held at his residence near Gore at 1 p m Friday with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. He leaves his wife Margaret Logue, a sister Mrs. William Carnes formerly of this city, and two other sisters near Pittsburgh. Logue was born on a farm near Pittsburgh and had lived in this district since before World War I.
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Logan
Milo Logue
Gore
Oak Grove
Margaret Logue
William Carnes
Pittsburgh
Mr. Logue
New Director Is Added To Logan Board
Logan Chamber of Commerce directors approved an executive committee for industrial and institutional promotion and named Fred Graham of Greenownship to the board under a constitutional amendment. C. B. Donahue of the Rach elmacher estate was named chairman, with Clarence W. Johnston and C. H. Bell among the committee members.
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Chamber of Commerce
C. B. Donahue
Rachelmacher
Clarence W. Johnston
C. H. Bell
Littlefield Commissioners Restrict Free City Water
Commissioners of Littlefield Texas have ruled that free city water will be supplied only to firemen, limiting access for other residents and departments under municipal policy.
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Littlefield
Tex
Free City
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Judson J. Johnson
Benton Township
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Switzer
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