Logan Parks Committee Presses Route 664 Upgrade Plan
The Logan Chamber of Commerce Parks Committee renews efforts to improve Route 664 between Logan and the state parks. A letter to H D Metcalf cites partial blacktop, new bridges, and alignment changes, but urges treating key sections now as scenic road use. The group plans a 50 000 copy scenic map and park promotion folders to boost year round access.
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Logan Chamber of Commerce
State Parks
H. D. Metcalf
Bureau of Maintenance
Department of Highways
Metcalf
Logan Pagan of Commerce
Charges of breaking and entering filed in Coal Gate case
Lawrence Mitchell and Hiram Lanning of Ward Township appeared before Magistrate Frank St. Clair for arraignment. Both pleaded guilty and were held to the grand jury under $300 bond each. The offense occurred May 7 at Andy Campbell’s mine building in Coal Gate. nothing was reported missing.
Club Plans May Day Meeting in Logan
Republican Women's Club schedules a May Day gathering for next Monday at 7 30 pm with Miss Wilhelmina Deissle as president. Committees run program, refreshments, and reports on the Columbus conference. Several members will speak, aiming for strong attendance.
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Logan
Republican Women's Club
Wilhelmina Deissle
Miss Deissle
R. R. Lanning
Gerald W. Lanning
Dallas Kinser
Frank Ricketts
George Wonn
War’s Sugar Crisis Ends in Tragedy
A British youth faces grim consequences from a wartime sugar conservation measure. The piece implies harsher conditions as children adapt to rationing by swapping to candy-coated carrots, signaling broader wartime hardship and mood.
Jobs Are Found for Many Young Welders
Local welding courses prove valuable as 20 men study under Howard Kitchen of Hocking Valley Welding Co. Ten have been employed earning 55 cents to $1.05 per hour. A second class is ongoing, with several weeks of instruction completed.
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LOGAN
Howard Kitchen
Hocking Valley Welding Co
Logan Theater Guild Plans Plays May 20
Logan Theater Guild schedules a 8 15 p m showing on Tuesday May 20 at East Grade Auditorium featuring three one act plays Criticism will be offered by Professor Rowan Ohio University Modesty from Ohio University playshop A Cup of Tea and The Purple Door Knob from the local guild Senior members of the Logan High School Players Guild invited as guests A backstage party will follow
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Logan Theater Guild
Ohio University Playshop
Logan High School Players Guild
Rowan
Ohio University
Largest Hocking 4-H Club Is Organized
The Largest boys 4 H Club of Hocking County was organized Tuesday afternoon at Carbon Hill with Gerald Devol as advisor James R Smoot assisted. The 27 member group will pursue gardening projects and livestock work. Officers elected: Bob Briley president David Devol vice president Robert Eckels secretary treasurer Keith Hawk reporter James Dawley recreation leader. Other members include Jack Harris Kenneth Dupler Jack Dane Junior Reynolds Joel Christian Samuel Horn Gene Devol Bill Sanborn Gerald Coe Clark Devol Rolland Harris John Davis Bailey Spencer John Corby Floya Beal Roy Cunningham Don Blair Danny Devol Charles Mays Herman Paulk Harold Howdyshell John Vonley.
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Logan
Hocking County
Carbon Hill
Gerald Devol
James R. Smoot
Bob Briley
David Devol
Robert Eckels
Keith Hawk
James Dawley
Jack Harris
Kenneth Dupler
Jack Dane
Junior Reynolds
Joel
Love Brothers Mello-Gloss Paint Ad Promises Durable Shine
For years LOVE BROTHERS MELLO-GLOSS has been the first choice for semi-gloss beauty in thousands of homes, schools, and hospitals throughout the nation. Yet today's modern MELLO GLOSS is better than ever thanks to Lowe Brothers laboratories. It offers a washable wear and a satiny lustre to walls ceilings and woodwork. The product resists fingerprints dirt and smudges after repeated cleanings with soap and water. Free Color Keys to Sunlit Homes book offered for home painting ideas.
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Lowe Brothers
Seniors Present Young April Comedy Friday at Logan High
Logan seniors will present a three act comedy titled Young April at Logan High Auditorium this Friday at 8 15 p m. It is a sequel to Growing Pains from 1937. Miss Bartelle Hamilton directs with tickets on sale at Risch Pharmacy starting Wednesday. Cast includes Martha Steele Kenneth Kies Grace Smith Tom Nash Cloyd Dawley Don Lanning Floyd Preston Lois Heyde Margee Price Bob Snyder Mary Kellenbarger Dolores Rhein scheid Goldie Brooks Wilma Jean Mohler Jack Hughes Betty Allberry.
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April
Logan High
Bartelle Hamilton
Risch Pharmacy
Martha Steele
Kenneth Kies
Grace Smith
Tom Nash
Cloyd Dawley
Don Lanning
Floyd Preston
Lois Heyde
Margee Price
Bob Snyder
Mary Kellenbarger
Dolores Rheinscheid
Goldie Brooks
Wilma Jean Mohler
Jack Hughes
Betty Allberry
Birthday greetings reach Rheinschelds in May
Nine Rheinscheld family members celebrated May birthdays with a dinner at Henry Rheinscheld’s home in Washington township. Attendees included Henry and many relatives from Hocking County and Columbus, with a large cake bearing all the honorees names. The gathering also touched on club meetings and social events in Logan.
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Andrew
Henry Rheinscheld
Charles Rheinscheld
Columbus
D. B. Rheinscheld
William Rheinscheld
Oretha
Everett
Floyd Rheinscheld
Ralph Rheinscheld
Marilyn
Harold Rheinscheld
John
James Winter
Eleanor
Riley Worthman
Hugh Howdyshell
E. B. Rheinscheld
Elizabeth
Danny
Robert
Gerald
Ruth Rheinscheld
DAR Flags Presented to Schools and Library
Governor Worthington Chapter D.A.R. handed out flag cards and manuals to Logan-A placard readings for the Public Library and five school buildings. The materials may be used in reading rooms. Mrs. C. E. Allen and Miss Ruth Heft led the committee.
State repairs on Route 664 near Logan progress
The State Highway Maintenance department, led by Lewis Price, repairs Route 664 between Routes 33 and 56. Crews spread 5000 cubic yards of gravel, began oil treatment, and scarifying north of Logan. Five mile section will be upgraded northward, Cantwell Cliff road re surfaced with oil, and Gibisonville Road from Route 180 to the village awaits the next phase outside village limits.
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U. S
State
Gibisonville Road
McKinley Club Meet Draws Fifty Attendees
Fifty attended the McKinley Club meeting at headquarters Wednesday evening led by President Boyd Wright. Arthur Daniels could not speak due to legislative duties. L. P. Mooney spoke on Americanism and the Two Party System. Harold W. Larimer praised Governor Bricker and noted plans for a summer event with Bricker as speaker. Committee members named include Harley Meyer as chairman with Dwight Huggins and Floyd Stiff.
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Harley Meyer
Dwight Huggins
Laurelville
Floyd Stiff
Murray City
Logan High Star Moves to Notre Dame Line
Logan High football star Bob McBride has been moved to the line at Notre Dame and assigned to left guard. In the Alumni game played Saturday he logged about 15 minutes, the limit for any player.
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Bob McBride
Logan High
Notre Dame
McBride
Hold Hocking Grange At Union Church
UNION Rural Life meeting of the Hocking Grange will be observed Sunday at the Union United Brethren church at eight o'clock in the evening. Prosecutor Harley Meyer will speak on "America the Beautiful" and Miss Margaret McBroom is arranging the program. The public will be welcome.
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Union—Rural Life
Hocking Grange
Union United Brethren Church
Harley Meyer
Margaret McBroom
Mingo Lodge Meets Tonight at Masonic Temple
Mingo Lodge of Masonry will meet at seven this evening at the Masonic Temple. The group will proceed to the residence of Charles H. Smith for rites of the order. Eastern Star members are invited to attend. They will assemble on the temple's second floor.
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Logan—Mingo Lodge of Masons
Masonic Temple
Charles H. Smith
Order of Eastern Star
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