Logan High School Completes Fall Grid Schedutes
Logan High School athletic officials finalize football and basketball bookings for next year. The football schedule includes a home game against Murray City High on Oct. 12 after signing the contract. Basketball adds West High Columbus Dec. 19 and games with Jackson Feb. 16 and Wellston Feb. 17.
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Logan High School
Murray City
Logan
Murray City High School
West High
Columbus
Jackson
Wellston
Ceme
Waterloo
Vernon
Athens High
Farmers May Sign Wheat Reduction Contracts in County
Logan farmers may sign wheat reduction contracts in Hocking County, with 1933 and 1964 or 1935 payments to portions of signers. Extension agent Harold Chambers notes options for those who signed last year and new signs, with 18 percent acreage reduction based on 1980 1931 and 1932 sowing averages. Farmers unable to meet reductions may plow under, pasture, or mow crops before maturity while complying with the acreage agreement.
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Logan
Hocking County
Harold Chambers
Comrade James Allen Celebrates 87th Birthday
Logan residents honor Comrade James Allen on his eighty seventh birthday observed after a family dinner. More than forty relatives visited as he plans Memorial Day activities and meets American Legion members to organize the program. He serves as adjutant of the James K Rochester Post of the G A R.
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Logan
James Allen
Allen
American Legion
James K. Rochester
Local families host weekend gatherings across Columbus and area
A flurry of visits fills the weekend as Charlies Houston and family from Columbus stay with Mrs. Houston’s parents the Simons. Athens’ George Gears visits his home, and many others including the Shaffers Sheltons Lovett Spencers and Thomas families travel to or host relatives in Columbus and Bethel.
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Murray City
Charlies Houston
Columbus
Dora Spencer
Anna Bell Thomas
Clarence Archer
George Archer
Harry Mullenkamp
Cora Gaffey
J. A. Ayers
William Bracken
Five Teachers Earn Elementary Certificates in Pxominations
Five applicants passed the teachers examination last Saturday and received certificates from the board of examiners. Three year elementary certificates went to Kenneth Risch Enterprise Jay Nimon Starr Township and Margaret Rush Marion Township. One year certificates were issued to Lowell Irick Marion Township and Lawrence Lehman Ward Township. Some test takers only completed half and will retake the first Saturday in June.
Injuries Limited in Logan County Through CWA Period
Injury cases in Logan County during the CWA era were limited, with 76 reported. Of these, 15 led to more than three days of lost time and compensation totaling $255.74. Medical, hospital, and funeral bills during the period reached $1,535.10.
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Logan
CWA
Hocking County
Paul L. Sanderson
Logan candidates file for local offices in county race
Democrat incumbent Brian Vance Logan coroner filed a petition Tuesday to seek another term. John Conkle and C Wood Bowen, both Democrats, are urged to run for commissioner and prosecuting attorney respectively. Mr and Mrs C E Wharton returned to Logan from a winter in Miami.
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Logan
Vance Brian
John Conkle
C. Wood Bowen
Bowne
Conkle
C. E. Wharton
Miami
Florida
School teachers meet Logan at Carr home
Senior High School teaching staff gathered Monday night at Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Carr residence. Losers in a bridge series planned to entertain the winners. Guests included Miss Iris Hull and Mrs. Carr. Programs for the Epworth League Institute at the Camp Grounds are being prepared. Rev. H. Wilbur is institute manager. Rev. H. A. Rothrock and Mrs. Rothrock will serve as dean of men and women respectively.
Main Street upgrades include new lanes and brick sidewalk tiles
Traffic lanes were painted at Main Street intersections and parking zones on Tuesday. Tile with brick coverings was placed at sidewalk and street intersections to replace the old wooden bridges that had been in use for many years.
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Logan
Main Street
Yars
Decker v Industrial Commission of Ohio Dismissed
Clifford Decker's action against the Industrial Commission of Ohio in common pleas court is dismissed after a reached agreement between the parties. Judge Harley M. Whitcraft presided as the case ends without further action.
Memorial Day address set for New Straitsville
Judge Harley M. Whitcraft has been invited to deliver the Memorial Day address at New Straitsville. Rev. W. H. Harble of the Methodist Episcopal Church and members of the American Legion Post are coordinating arrangements.
Gravel delivered to Hocking County for secondary highways
Hocking County road officials received 225 car loads of gravel for the county highway system. Unloading was completed on Tuesday.
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Logan
Hocking
Trimble Church of Christ Announces Mother's Day Plans
Trimble Church of Christ sets Bible School attendance goal at 200 with 30 mothers expected. Special music by Junior choir Suffer The Children To Come and Mary Marie Phillips solo It Would Be True. Worship theme Mary The Mother of Jesus. Flower committee and several speakers named. Chauncey hosts visiting guests including families from Logan County and The Plains.
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Trimble Church of Christ
Trimble
Mary Marie Phillips
Bable
Susie Heckman
Mary
Jesus
Arda Kasler
Laura Addington
Oliver Steinmetz
Gertrude Rainey
C. E. Haskins
District Personals At Chauncey And Millfield
Mrs Elmer Morrie and guests from Chauncey and Frankfort visit at the country home near Alderman. Alderman residents Mr and Mrs Ivan Matheny and children join Mrs Elizabeth Robinetts in Millfield. Mrs Edward Evans hosts Faithful Circle at Millfield Church of Christ. Martha Bible Class to meet Friday at Mrs B H Pettit's Jackson Givens home. Corning returns from short visit with Chauncey relatives.
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Chauncey
Elmer Morrie
Alderman
Riley Tedrick
Denver Bricker
Mary Carolyn
George Rebrams
Frankfort
Wilbur Sharp
Ivan Matheny
Nelsonville
Matheny
Elizabeth Robinett
Millfield
Daniel Fulton
Edward Evans
Faithful Circle
Funeral services for Elizabeth Mosier at Chauncey Church
Funeral services were held Tuesday for Elizabeth Mosier 73 conducted by Rev. G B Courtney of Chauncey Church of Christ. Burial followed in Greenlawn Cemetery. She died Sunday in Columbus State Hospital where she worked 40 years. She is survived by a sister Mrs Thomas Porter Athens and a brother Michael Parker Detroit. CHAUNCEY Mr and Mrs Harry Webb announce birth of Eva Jean a granddaughter of Mrs Charles Downhour and Mrs Richard Waidie Chauncey.
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Elizabeth Mosier
G. B. Courtney
Chauncey Church of Christ
Greenlawn Cemetery
Mosier
Columbus State Hospital
Verda
Thomas Porter
Athens
Michael Parker
Detroit
Chauncey
Harry Webb
Jennie Newman
Eva Jean
Charles Downhour
Richard Waidie
McKay Heads Rotary Club in Athens
Fred M. McKay of Southern Ohio Electric Co was elected president of the Athens Rotary Club at a Hotel Berry lunch meeting. H C Pendry named vice president C H Harris secretary and John Jagers treasurer Directors include R W Finsterwald Dr C H Creed Louis I Brown The club announced a cabin project for the Athens Girl Scouts and a 15 acre woodland gift for a reservation near Tick Ridge School Ohio University activities and Athens High School scholarship honors were noted.
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Fred M. McKay
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Athens Rotary Club
Hotel Berry
McKay
R. F. Cuyler
H. C. Pendry
C. H. Harris
John Jagers
R. W. Finsterwald
C. H. Creed
Louis I. Brown
Athens Girl Scouts
Tick Ridge
Girl Scouts
Putnam Class Presents Old World Program
Pupils of Mrs. Clara DeLand's special education class at Rufus Putnam School dressed in bright colors imitated Czechoslovakians for an assembly on the country’s life and customs. The presentation featured pictures colored by students, a peasant scene, geese, a farm, country-made toys, and the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Announcers were Frank Sanborn Roberta Jones and Willard Guseman. German folk song and Hot Cross Buns violin numbers were performed by Jack Chappelear Robert Jones Walter Bobo Franklin Sanborn and Billy Maxwell. Two drum selections accompanied the program with each pupil playing a part.
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Clara DeLand
Rufus Putnam
Pisa
Frank Sanborn
Roberta Jones
Willard Guseman
Jack Chappelear
Robert Jones
Walter Bobo
Franklin Sanborn
Billy Maxwell
Guard Officers Visit Athens Company Unit
Major Dale Thibault and Captain Marsh of the 74th Brigade Staff visited Company L, 166th Infantry, Ohio National Guard in Columbus Monday night for a brief inspection. He urged cooperation with higher units and acquainted officers and enlisted men. New enlistments and four re enlistments were recorded, including Sergeants Huggins and Bartlett and Privates Bartlett and Hoffman. Recruits include Clifford W. Martin Clarence O Neal John W. Tippie Corbin A Norris. New Camp Perry uniforms arrived Monday. The unit will depart by truck for camp in July and will march in the American Legion parade on Sunday May 13.
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Dale Thibault
Marsh
74Th Brigade
Columbus
166Th Infantry
Ohio National Guard
Thibault
Company L
Athens
Clifford Huggins
Homer F. Bartlett
Charles E. Bartlett
Lawrence W. Hoffman
Clifford W. Martin
Clarence O'Neal
John W. Tippie
Corbin A. Norris
Camp Perry
American Legion
Community Notices From Local Churches And Schools
The Ladies Aid Society of the M KE Church will meet at 7 at the Parsonage for a polluck supper. Standard Bearers meet at Mrs Dora Lockhart home with Mrs J L Pickering of Athena present. A birthday surprise greeted Rev R L Derrick after a call in town. Marietta women's club to hear Mrs Harriet Walker Friday. readings at Bartlett alumni banquet. Logan PTA to hold final meeting May 16 with officer elections.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
M. KE
Dora Lockhart
J. L. Pickering
Athena
R. L. Derrick
Harriet Walker
Marietta
Bartlett
G. W. Pierce
Orville
Clayta Louise
Athens
E. M. Pierce
Mary Lou Holdren
New Plymouth
F. C. Taylor
C. L. Stout
Nelsonville
Marcella Davis
Roy Thompson
Malta
A. B. Saunders
Dan Mohr
Ada
Carl Lockhart
Virginia Knecht
Annie Walden
Hope Walden
Charleston
W. Va
B. F. Blackwell
W. O’brien
Burlingham
Jean
Athens residents fined for two hour parking violation
Thomas H. Johnson Goldie Ashworth and C B Vorhes of Athens were fined one dollar each by May or Len B McCune for parking beyond the two hour limit on city streets.
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Thomas H. Johnson
Goldie Ashworth
C. B. Vorhes
Athens
Len B. McCune
State Patrol Chief Cites Two Main Offenses
Lieut. E. A. Capell of the Ohio State Highway Patrol told the Athens Kiwanis Club that driving while intoxicated and operating illegally registered vehicles are major problems in Southeastern Ohio. He noted fines of 100 dollars and six month license suspensions as common penalties and said registration income has covered patrol costs. Capell urged stricter enforcement as schools buses require 10 feet clearance when loading and unloading passengers. Sgt. F. J. Crume and Patrolman Lloyd Carey joined Capell as guests.
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E. A. Capell
Chil- Heathe
Athens Kiwanis Club
State Highway Patrol
Capell
F. J. Crume
Lloyd Carey
Lieut
Granville Stevens Pleads Guilty to Intoxication Charge
Granville Stevens of Woodland Avenue was arrested by Constable Frank White Saturday night on intoxication charges. He appeared before Magistrate Carl H. Porter on Monday, pled guilty, and was fined $10 plus costs.
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Woodland Avenue
Frank White
Carl H. Porter
Stevens
Marital Listings for Pomeroy Couples and Harrisville Pair
Pomeroy residents Ray Harper 23 and Opal Keeton 21 are listed with their parents Willis Harper and Ray Keeton. Harrisonville merchant Delbert F. Chase 52 and Amy E. Geary 42 of Pomeroy also appear in the notice.
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Ray Harper
Willis Harper
Opal Keeton
Ray Keeton
Delbert F. Chase
Harrisonville
Amy E. Geary
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