Five Injured in Hocking County Auto Accident
Five persons were injured in a Sunday morning collision on Route 33 at the Diamond in Hocking County. Vehicles driven by Harry Dodds and R A Blosser collided. Dodds suffered leg and hand injuries, Rosser a facial laceration, and others received cuts and minor injuries. Mrs Rosser was taken home by ambulance. fate of injuries undetermined. Sheriff Floyd Duffy investigated the crash stating the cars were moving in opposite directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Phillips
Nelsonville
Rosser
Floyd Duffy
Minor Weekend Collision In Logan Involves Two Drivers
Logan police report a minor week end collision between Willie Goss of Logan Route 2 and Walter Loomis of Logan on Main Street. Goss backed from a curb while Loomis drove east. both cars suffered slight damage as Patrolman Pearl Derr investigated.
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Logan
Willie Goss
Walter Loomis
Goss
Loomis
Main Street
Pearl Derr
Military Funeral For World War I Vet James Poling
Military funeral services were held Sunday at 2 30 p m for James Poling World War I veteran who died Thursday evening at Veterans Hospital Dayton Rev C B Clendenen of the Church of the Nazarene led the services with burial in Shaw Cemetery by the Roberts Funeral Service
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Logan
James Poling
Veterans’ Hospital
Dayton
C. B. Clendenen
Church of the Nazarene
Shaw Cemetery
Roberts
Mother's Day program planned by Antioch Grange
Members of the Antioch Grange will host a meeting at the grange hall tonight featuring a program prepared by Mrs Otto Iles Mrs John Blum Mrs Christina Engle and Mrs Carrie Durr. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Antioch Grange
Grange Hall
Otto Iles
John Blum
Christina Engle
Carrie Durr
Man Pleads Innocent in Horse Theft Case
R. R. Kemper of Good Hope Township pleads innocent to horse theft and is bound over to the grand jury on a $300 bond after an arraignment before Magistrate Frank S. Clair. Pearl Taylor of Good Hope Township filed the arrest affidavit.
Mrs Dalton and infant son dismissed from Cherrington Hospital
Mrs. Joe Dalton and her infant son were discharged from Cherrington Hospital on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Joe Dalton
Cherrington Hospital
Miracle Rock Stands as World’s Largest Balanced Stone
Near Grand Junction Colorado locals claim Miracle Rock is the world’s largest balanced rock with an estimated weight of 12 000 tons.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Glouster Residence Razed By Sunday Morning Blaze
A four room cottage owned by William Frye on Hollister road within Glouster town limits burned Sunday morning. Frye escaped after four o clock alarm, with no time to save belongings. Firemen not summoned due to unlikely salvage. Cause undetermined but suspected overheated stove. Fred Smiths nearby shanty also destroyed. Smiths belongings partly saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
William Frye
Glouster Corporation
Hollister Road
Mr. Frye
Fred Smith
Mr. Smith
Students in Charge of Sunday Services
Glouster Church of Christ held Sunday services in Minister C. B. Tigner's absence due to illness. Cincinnati Bible Seminary members conducted and contributed, with Ralph Reed Roy Barnett Marjorie Dabney and Margaret Jane Tignor traveling from Cincinnati. Barnett preached, Tignor read, and a Barnett-Dabney duet performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
C. B. Tigner
Glouster Church of Christ
Cincinnati Bible Seminary
Cincinnati
Ralph Reed
Roy Barnett
Marjorie Dabney
Margaret Jane Tignor
Miss Tignor
Mrs. Barnett
Miss Dabney
Mayor Fines Men For Intoxication
GLOUSTER The court of Mayor Thomas Williams Sr assessed fines of 5 dollars and costs for intoxication. Bart Porter of Hollister Leo Dennison of this city and Sam Reeves of Modoc were cited after midnight Sunday and arrested by local law officers including Constable Henry Williams Chief Fred Heck and Constable Guy Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Thomas Williams, Sr
Bart Porter
Hollister
Leo Dennison
This City
Sam Reeves
Modoc
Porter
Henry Williams
Dennison
Fred Heck
Reeves
Guy Morrison
Elect Officers Glouster Lodge No 648 F O E
Harold Lamborn was elected worthy president and Gene Johnstone as vice president at the Glouster Lodge F O E meeting. Dale Duncan was named chaplain Frank Darling secretary Pearl Brown treasurer William Seiler trustee Charles Reeves inner guard and William Dodson outer guard. Installations set for the first meeting in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster Lodge
Harold Lamborn
Worthy
Gene Johnstone
Dale Duncan
Frank Darling
Pearl Brown
William Seiler
Charles R. Reeves
William Dodson
Glouster Personal Visitors and Week End Guests
Glouster residents hosted a long list of weekend visitors from Columbus Troy Logan and other nearby towns. The notes name multiple couples families and their destinations with brief mentions of extended stays and homecomings around Mother’s Day.
Logan 4 H Club Plans Theater Fundraiser
The Get-together 4 H club met at Dorothy Lehman s home on May 5. They decided to sell theater tickets for the film Young America to be shown in Logan soon. Members reviewed progress reports and after the meeting the group roller skated. Next meeting set for May 13 with listed members present including Dorothy Lehman Janice Mason Corine Hardgrove Grace Chute Betty Kline Audrey Lehman Ruth Lehman and others.
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Logan
Dorothy Lehman
Young America
Janice Mason
Corine Hardgrove
Grace Chute
Betty Kline
Doris
Juanita Joy
Audrey Lehman
Mary
Garnet Griner
Ruth Lehman
Alice Evans
Margaret Mother
Mary Belle Evans
Leonard Lehman
Draft Registrars Get Letters of Thanks
A letter from Local Draft Board No 1 expresses gratitude to registrars and assistants for the fourth registration held April 25 26 and 27. It lists many names of mayoral and registrar staff who contributed to the effort and services donated for the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enes Bartels
May Dunnett
Anna Marie Chappelear
Ada Thomas
Gloria Laufhutte
Blanche Young
Marcella Jonas
Barbara Lowery
Ruth McDonald
Bertha Carpenter
Mary Davis
Helen Carr
Anna Louise Logue
Sam Kleinman
Mary Chute
Edna Embrey
Esta Harper
Marie Eddy
Mary Rogers
Esta Haskins
Eleanor Anderson
Canty Re-Elected Leader of Logan Eagles Aerie 2168
Lewis Canty was re-elected president of Logan Eagles Aerie 2168 at a recent meeting. Joe Green was named vice president with Carl Blosser secretary and Carl Bell treasurer. Other officers include Wayne Whitcraft captain Herman Anderson conductor Norman Nihizer outside guard John Donnelly inside guard and board members Dave Logan Henry Acker and Joe Rowley.
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LOGAN
Logan Eagles
Aerie
Lewis Canty
Joe Green
Carl Blosser
Carl Bell
Wayne Whitcraft
Herman Anderson
Norman Nihizer
John Donnelly
Joe Rowley
Dave Logan
Henry Acker
Victory Ship Theme Graces Logan Prom Night
About 270 attended Logan High School’s banquet and prom with nautical decor like a Victory Ship of 42, a sailor’s compass, anchors, and pilot wheels. Banquet by Eastern Star at the Masonic Hall. dance to Jimmy Litter and Ohio University Orchestra.Police docket lists David Geer arrested for intoxication and fighting. arraignment set before Mayor Denzil Weltner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High School
Masonic Hall
Order of the Eastern Star
Jimmy Litter
Ohio University Orchestra
First Methodist Church
Methodist Church
David Geer
Denzil Weltner
Samuel Souders Fined For Reckless Driving
Samuel Souders of Starr was arraigned before Magistrate Frank St. Clair on two counts of reckless driving and failure to stop at a main highway. He was fined $60 plus costs and taken into custody by Deputies Fran Larimer and A. J. Waldron after allegedly driving a truck through Union Furnace at 50 mph. Sheriff Floyd Duffy noted prior warnings.
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LOGAN
Frank St. Clair
Samuel Souders
Starr
Fran Larimer
A. J. Waldron
Souders
Union Furnace
Floyd Duffy
Logan Bride's Mother Attends Daughter's Georgia Wedding
Mrs. John Lee arrived in Logan on Friday after flying from Atlanta where she attended the wedding of her daughter Dolores to Lt. Clark Miller of Canton. She left Atlanta Friday morning and traveled to Columbus Friday night, then came to Logan by bus.
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Glouster
Harvey Norris
Betty
Columbus
Victor Norris
J. M. McDonald
Bishopville
Ed King
Johnstown
Herb Armstrong
Anna Lee
Hollister
William Hodgson
Dora McGonagle
Junction City
Gertrude Hermey
Corning
Mary Hedfelt
Carmen Conaway
Brent
Crooksville
Conaway
Chester Post
John Wallace
Joe Gano
Troy
Robert Gano
Meredith Gano
Nancy Lee
Jennie Jo
Betty Jean Friend
Logan
Harold Miller
Jane Miller
David Watkins
Ruth Watkins
Carl Moody
Dayton
Robert Ochs
Grace Ochs
A. C. Easler
Trimble Heights
Ralph Stedman
Genevieve Smith
John Lee
Atlanta
Dolores
Clark Miller
Canton
Logan man fined for failing to stop at intersection plea
Clarence Kornmiller of Logan Route 2 pleaded guilty to failing to stop at a main highway intersection. He was fined $5 and costs after arraignment Friday before Mayor Denzil Weltner. he was arrested by state highway patrolmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Clarence Kornmiller
Denzil Weltner
Wickard presses grain to rubber program expansion
Secretary of Agriculture Claude R. Wickard urged a Senate committee to broaden the program that makes butadiene rubber from grain alcohol, arguing for greater reliance on agricultural feedstock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Claude R. Wickard
Glouster Church Observes Mother's Day
Glouster Methodist Church held Mother's Day services at 9:30 Sunday School and 10:30 worship. The oldest mother received a plant, Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson 81, the youngest Mrs. Johnston 27, and the largest family mother Mrs. Jewel 13 children. Rev. J A Thompson preached a special sermon and the choir led by M M LeFavor sang a Mother’s Day anthem. Baptism was given to the infant of Mr and Mrs Jack Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster Methodist Church
Elizabeth Robinson
Johnston
Jewel
J. A. Thompson
M. M. LeFavor
J. H. Elias
Jack Bell
Crash on State Route 33 injures no one
Logan County sheriff Floyd Duffy said both drivers John Co. Grotosky of Lakewood and Ned Herbert Marshall escaped injury when their cars collided at noon Sunday on State Route 33 south of Logan. Grotosky’s wife accompanied him. both vehicles suffered minor damage.
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Logan
Floyd Duffy
John Co. Grotosky
Robin Road
Lakewood
Ned Herbert Marshall
Grotosky
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