Mrs J D Mount Buried at Oak Grove
Funeral services were held at 2 p m at the United Brethren Church for Hestella Mount wife of J D Mount who died Friday at Athens after illness of several months Burial was in Oak Grove Cemetery The bereaved include husband son Jack of Columbus sister Mrs John Liff of North Street and two brothers J O Hamilton Logan and Albert Hamilton Toledo
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Logan
United Brethren Church
Hestella Mount
J. D. Mount
Athens
Jack
Columbus
John Liff
North St
J. O. Hamilton
Albert Hamilton
Toledo
John A. Toy
Oak Grove
Logan Chamber urges filtration plant at water works
Logan chamber of commerce directors adopted a resolution urging the City Council to install a water works filtration plant due to the current water supply condition. They also endorsed summer concerts by the Logan High School Band and reappointed Miss Marie Lines as secretary with treasurer duties.
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Logan
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Logan High School
Clarence Blosser
B. W. Wright
Walter A. Leonard
Blosser
Wright
Marie Lines
Two 4-H Clubs Organized at Logan
Logan district sees two new 4-H clubs formed. The Stitch and Chatter Club met at Mrs. Barton Mohler home with Virginia Mohler as advisor. Officers include Mona Starr president and Margaret Arnett secretary. The Happy Valley Club of Green Township formed with Marian Jones president and Norma Gleason reporter.
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Happy Valley Club
Green Township
Marian Jones
Betty Griner
Dorothy Lehman
Norma Gleason
Margaret Mohler
Logan American Legion to Discuss Memorial Day Plan
Logan Post, American Legion officials urge a large turnout for a special Tuesday meeting to finalize plans for participation in the Memorial Day program.
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Logan American Legion
LOGAN
Logan Post
American Legion
Post
Knapp Heads to National Band Contest From State Honor Team
Logan High School music entrants earned multiple awards at the state contest in Oberlin. Baritone William Knapp, son of Mrs. Margaret Knapp, received a superior rating and will represent the school at the national tournament at Ohio State University. Other honors went to Bruce Price, Luther Heyde, Kermit Bliss, Harry Shaw, Shirley Mooney, Emerson Kies, and Kermit Bliss again. Accompanists Ann Bowen and Bob Price assisted, with several chaperones listed among those who traveled to Oberlin.
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Logan
Logan High School
William Knapp
Margaret Knapp
Oberlin
Ohio State University
Bruce Price
Luther Heyde
Kermit Bliss
Harry Shaw
Shirley Mooney
Girls’ Glee Club
Emerson Kies
Fred Burchfield
Richard McCutchan
Minnie Louise Bowen
J. C.lies
Winifred Engle
Bowles Rites Held For Wilford Bowles
Funeral services were held at Starr Methodist Episcopal Church for Wilford Bowles age 38 who died Friday after an extended cancer illness. The Rev Buckley officiated and he leaves a wife one son and three daughters. Burial followed at Starr Cemetery.
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Logan
Starr Methodist Episcopal Church
Wilford Bowles
Buckley
Starr Cemetery
Logan Couple Obtains Marriage License in Logan
William Foster 26 a dental technician Shaw nee son of Manuel G. Foster and Opal A Pavlik 22 at home Logan daughter of Charles Kesterson were granted a license to wed on Saturday in Logan.
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Logan
William Foster
Shawnee
Manuel G. Foster
Opal A. Pavlik
Charles Kesterson
Logan Saturday Club Hosts Luncheon at White House
The Saturday Club met at the White House with Miss Emma Westenhaver as hostess. Gifts totaled seven dollars for the state cancer fund, and Miss Florence Bort joined the club. Guests included Mrs. Lucy Murphy of Athens and Mrs. J Robert of Columbus.
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White House
Emma Westenhaver
W. B. Lacock
State Cancer Fund
Florence Bort
Anna Cole
Lucy Murphy
Athens
J. Robert
Columbus
Piano Pupils Meet for Junior Music Club Program
Mrs. Allen Adams hosted a Saturday afternoon recital for her Junior Music Club pupils. Bets Bowers, Audrey Compton, Ruth Ann Norris, Allen Adams, Jimmy Rees, and Jimmy Calvin performed solos and trios. Mrs. Adams led a music appreciation and ear training session. refreshments served to twenty pupils and their mothers.
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Allen Adams
Adams
Betty Bowers
Audrey Compton
Ruth Ann Norris
Jimmy Rees
Jimmy Calvin
Amica Club Meets at Mrs Rutter Country Home
Mrs Simon Rutter hosted the Amica Club at her countryside residence Friday afternoon. Two contests entertained twelve members while social time followed. A luncheon was served at supper by the hostess and her daughter Mrs Clyde Hartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Rutter
Amica Club
Clyde Hartman
Catherine Melcher Wins Typing Test
Logan declares Catherine Melcher of South Bloomingville the county typing champion among first year students. She typed 48 words per minute while second place went to Ione Doolittle of Union Furnace at 51 words per minute. Other first year winners include Catherine Simon Murray City Louise Heinlein Union Furnace and Madis Lehman South Bloomingville with Maxine Carrell Laurelville tied for fourth.
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Laurelville
Elizabeth Heinlein
Union Furnace
Ermel Dixon
Murray City
Reynolds Case Cites Judge On Proximate Cause
In Reynolds v Reynolds the judge stated the proximate cause of Mrs Reynolds death lay with the accident, while the court actually held the state failed to prove proximate cause. The remark hinges on whether the accident produced the death.
Kinser Seeks GOP Aid in Logan Mayoral Race
Logan councilman Dallas Kinser announced his plan to seek the Republican nomination for mayor to replace retiring Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald. He has secured circulation of petitions. Incumbent treasurer M. H. Ricketts and likely solicitor Harley Meyer are also pursuing re election and a second term respectively. Kinser has led the council for three and a half years.
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Logan
Dallas Kinser
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
M. H. Ricketts
Harley Meyer
Kinser
Ashland Coaches Visit With Logan Colleague
Ashland College coach Mr. George Donges and Ashland High School coach Mr. John Longley visited Logan after attending a Columbus coaches meeting. The Donges stayed with Tommy and Mrs. Bender, and the Longleys with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Farrar.
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Logan
George Donges
Ashland College
John Longley
Ashland High School
Columbus
Donges
Tommy Bender
Bender
Longley
Orville Farrar
Warrants Sent for Robbers Tied to Price Gas Station Theft
Logan officials obtained warrants from Chillicothe after Chief Lew Reynolds refused to release Forest Blue and Charles Miller alias Charles Miller who were arrested in Chillicothe early Saturday following the Price gas station robbery. The city aims to have the suspects surrendered for prosecution.
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Logan
Chillicothe
Forest Blue
West Virginia
Charles Magdos
Charles Miller
Detroit
Price
Lew Reynolds
Logan City
Install Three Elders At Presbyterian Church
At the First Presbyterian Church Logan John Rochester Paul Monks and Harry L Smith were installed as elders during the morning service. The Men's Bible Class attendance at Sunday school reached 101, surpassing previous records. Mrs Bess Mutchmore read her poems and W I Krieg taught the lesson.
McCutchan Re-Elected To Music Board
Richard McCutchan of Logan was re-elected to the state board of directors to represent the South Eastern Ohio District at the Ohio Music Association banquet in Oberlin.
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Logan
Ohio Music Association
Oberlin
Richard McCutchan
South
Ohio
Ore consignment moved from Logan to Portsmouth via Dundas
A consignment of 178 carloads of ore traveled over the River Division to Dundas where it was transferred to the Baltimore and Ohio railroad for shipment to Ports mouth.
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Logan
River Division
C. and
Dundas
B. and O
Portsmouth
Father’s alibi questioned by uneasy jurors in tale
In a continued scene Joan admits her father’s alibi seemed weak as Dorothy argues the story shows poor legal defense. The two women debate fate and the danger of believing the worst, with Joan resolved to see if more truth lies ahead.
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Father
Mr. Jordan
Mother
Dorothy
Joan
Daughters Entertain Mothers at Glouster Banquet
Twenty girls and twenty mothers attended a Junior Loyal Girls banquet at the Church of Christ social rooms. Daughters introduced their mothers and presented carnations while Lee Swartz and Juanita Williams performed music. Mothers gave appreciation talks and songs marked the event led by teacher Mrs. A. J. Peddicord.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Lee Swartz
Juanita Williams
A. J. Peddicord
Gleaners and Hustlers entertain mothers at church
In Glouster the Loyal Gleaners and Loyal Hustlers Sunday School classes hosted their mothers with a 5:30 dinner using yellow and lavender. Lois Balderson gave the welcome, and the program featured Donna Ross singing, Alice Thomas reading, and Lois Balderson singing again. Mothers received flowers.
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Glouster
Gleaners
Church of Christ
Lois Balderson
Donna Ross
Alice Thomas
Entertains Children at Glouster Family Dinner
Mrs William Dunnett hosted relatives and grandchildren for a Sunday family dinner. Guests included Mrs Bernard Swisher and son Jay, Miss Ruth Dunnett of Columbus, Mr and Mrs C M Ashworth and family of Athens, Mr and Mrs Malcolm Dunnett of Glouster, Mr and Mrs Hartford Dunnett and son John of Jacksonville, and the children of Mr and Mrs Alfred Andrews of Derthick.
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William Krieg
Columbus
Robert N. White
North St
Glouster
William Dunnett
Bernard Swisher
Jay
Ruth Dunnett
C. M. Ashworth
Athens
Malcom Dunnett
Hartford Dunnett
John
Jacksonville
Alfred Andrews
Derthick
Arrest of William McGirr by Marshal for intoxication
William McGirr was arrested Saturday night by Marshal Fred Heck on charges of intoxication and disturbing the peace. He is to appear in Mayor C. F. Wallace's court on Monday.
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Marshal Glouster
William McGirr
Fred Heck
C. F. Wallace
Ten Glouster Youths Ready To Donate Blood
Ten Glouster youths traveled to Columbus Saturday evening for blood transfusion tests for Tony Ruther son of Mr and Mrs Joe Ruther who was injured in an automobile crash two weeks prior. Ruther, hospitalized at Mercy since Thursday night, has a punctured liver and internal hemorrhages and is listed in critical condition with his parents by his bedside.
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Glouster
Columbus
Tony Ruther
Joe Ruther
Mercy Hospital
Ruther
Boy Burned When Owen Explodes
Two year old Owen Pier of Trimble suffered facial and head burns when he turned on a gas oven burner causing an explosion at his grandparents home on Barbour Street. Doctors reported injuries not as serious as initially feared.
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Glouster—Thomas
Elza Pierpoint
Trimble
Robert Cobb
Barbour St
Preschool Clinic Planned at Jacksonville Grade School
A GLOUSTER-A pre-school clinic will be held at Jacksonville grade school on Wednesday May 12 at 1 oclock. Mothers must accompany the children. Dr. J. M. Higgins and Miss Anne Morgan of Athens will lead the clinic with assistance from Dr. Backley of Jacksonville.
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Glouster
Jacksonville
J. M. Higgins
Anne Morgan
Athens
Dr. Backley
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