Logan High School Announces 117 Diploma Recipients
Logan High principal Burchfield released the list of 117 graduates set to receive diplomas at May 28 commencement. The class includes 64 girls and 53 boys with two absentia enrollees. The ceremony will feature graduates pursuing higher education at Pur University and other institutions, with names listed among the 117. One graduate enters Navy training after commencement.
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Logan
Fred B. Burchfield
Logan Senior High Book
Burchfield
Rich and Warner
College of Engineering
Pur University
Blackstone
Bertha Mae
Judith Bowles
Marjorie $F Muston
Leota Hutchison
Anna 2B
Fine Johnson
Harriet_Kere
Marietta Kimble
Jean Krieg
Betty Bi Lahman
Dorothy Lehman
Lucille Love
Margie Ann” Martin
Jean Mowery
Jeanne S. Mowery
Dorothy Dean Meyers
Thelma
News On Land
Imogene Norris
Ardell
Bartel Park
Dorothy’ Poling
Jean Potts
Rhoades
Vivian
Rheinscheld
Mal Clara ‘Rindlebarger
Pauline Rob- Biginette
Karietta Schmitter
Mary
Jane” Schrader
Mariam Schultz
Velen Warthman
Mary Bella Wright
Anne
Earl Bal Biter
Vance Barker
Hussnet
Brown Patt Brown
Ean
Roner Chute
71 Deck Fame
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Raphit Hotel
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Union Hsiben
Eugene Ills
Seay Die Surgensaer
Ack Kins
Seechard
Keine
Prank Tans
Youth killed after Fairfield County chase ends in crash
A 22 year old former high school honor student died from a self inflicted gunshot after a police pursuit across Fairfield County. Officers had pursued him from Sugar Grove toward Logan after threats to a woman, then he crashed the car on U S Route 33 and fired inside. Coroner supported verdict of death by his own action due to a temple gunshot wound.
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Logan
Fairfield County
Hocking County
Lancaster
Fairfield
Betty “Jackson
Sugar Grove
Airerift
Steighway
Pleasant Valley Road
Sharpe
Field
J. D. ‘Dupler
Divorce Answer Filed in Stratton Case Denies Allegations
In Logan an answer has been filed by the defendant in the divorce action of Charles Stratton against Golden Stratton. He denies each and every allegation in the plaintiffs petition and states they have no minor children.
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Logan
al ‘Vorce
Charles Stratton
Golden Stratton
Aton
Celebrates ninety first birthday in New Straitville
Mrs. Mary Gorden of New Straitville quietly marked her ninety first birthday May 12 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Croste. She is the eldest daughter of Sydney and Cynthia Banner, born in Hocking County Washington Township. She recalls Civil War era events like Morgan's raid and cannon fire in 1865, and is mother to four children with eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. She remains active and received gifts from many friends.
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Xaminer
Hocking County
Ive Gorden
Emma Hankison Pean
Allen
Columbus
Albertie) Nixon
Logan
W. m0
Jestore
John
Delta) Crowe
New Sitraiteile
Logan Social Notes Highlights Local Residents Visits
Logan residents and former Logan High School graduates are noted visiting family in Logan and nearby cities. Ralph Woodard of Ontario plans to take American Airlines home after pilot training, while Wayne Whitcraft hosted Sew-S0 Club at East Hunter Street. Other items include club meetings, Mother's Day poetry, and local social updates.
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Virginia Low Vilars
Springfield
Ralph E. Woodard
Ontario
Medpss
Mire
Wayne Whitcraft
Fer
East Hunter Street
Betty Litt
Jenna Peterson
Howard Blum
Paul Hansel
Fred Litt
Blood Drive Aids War Effort In Hocking District
Logan residents donate 392 pints in a county wide blood donors campaign to ship to a central bank for wartime aid. The Red Cross Mobite Blood Bank operated with a doctor and four nurses in Logan on Monday and Tuesday, with Junior High students and many volunteers assisting at registration, dining, and hospitality areas.
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Logan
KB. Perkins
United Nations
Allan A Cole
Matty
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Frank Broun
Ester Misch
William Woodyearn
Winifred
Hocking County Lake Planned by Conservation Commission
George Trautman of the Ohio Conservation Commission presented plans for a Hocking County lake as part of a broader program. Delegates urged timely action on funding and site development while outlining proposed routes and cooperation with federal programs and state officials.
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Hocking County
Conserm Commission
George Trautman
Ohio Conservation Commission
Hocking
Germans in London Before War Impact
Before World War I, Germans living in London exceeded the number in all German cities combined, reflecting a substantial expatriate community. The article notes the economic presence and settlement patterns of German residents in the British capital prior to the war.
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London
Germany
Court House Operates on War Time
Logan Court House patrons were briefly confused Friday as clocks shifted to Eastern War Time while offices kept Central War Time. After an informal meeting, commissioners approved a split schedule allowing EWT in offices but clocks remain on CWT, with hours opening one four earlier and closing one hour earlier.
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Collect Tons of Tin In Logan and Hocking Drive
Rumner and county salvage chiefs announced nearly three and a half tons of tin cans were collected in Logan and Hocking Counties first salvage drive. Five truckloads were sent to Columbus for shipment to a plant for vital war materials. A second drive will occur once enough cans accumulate. residents urged to save cans and cooperate. County Engineer Orla Wolfe provided trucks for collection.
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Logan
Hocking County
Columbus
Orla Wolfe
Hocking County Board Makes Monthly Inspection Tour
Logan Ohio Home Thursday the Hocking Count board of Commissioners conducted its monthly inspection tour accompanied by Auditor Kenneth Re Fitagerald who serves as clerk of the board. They inspected county roads across several sections then held their regular meeting Friday at headquarters in the east House. James W. Smith admitted to Cherrington Hospital in Relsonville for injuries sustained in a mine accident at Hope Hollow. He suffered a possible nasal fracture and facial injuries. He reported Tuesday to Detroit for preliminary Air Force cadet training. He and Mrs Everett Jumbus, formerly of Dawley, Logan.
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Hocking _ Count board of Commissioners
Kenneth Re Fitagerald
Oast House
James W. Smith
Cherrington Hospital
Relsonvile
Hope
Air Force
Detroit
Everett Jumbus
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