Memorial Day Plans Completed in Logan Ohio
Logan prepares Memorial Day observance under Wood Bowen as general chairman. A 9 AM parade will honor soldiers and sailors with the American Legion Post colors, color guard, band, firing squad, students with flowers, and veterans groups. After graves are decorated, services at Worthington Park will feature band music, ritual by Women’s Relief Corps, salute, and taps.
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Logan
Wood Bowen
Logan Post
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Arthur Miller
Herbert Cooke
Frank St. Clair
Mr. Bowen
Barton Fivn
Marie Bougher
Woman's Relief Corps
Harold W. Larimer
W. M. Martin
Russell James
Don Bert
Frank Judy
Forest Weinrich
John W. McBroom
Floyd Duffy
First Hocking Countians Join Auction
F C Wolf of Perry Township led a signing at a Laur elville poultry meeting to form the Southeast Ohio Egg Auction group. Ray Stump Mrs Emanuel Schaal and W H Seesholtz also joined as new members.
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Logan
F. C. Wolf
Perry Township
Laurelville
Ray Stump
Emanuel Schaal
W. H. Seesholtz
Hocking County
Ray E. Cray
Schedule for Logan Church Services and Sermon Topics
Logan First Church of God on South Culver Street posts a Sunday schedule with 9:15 a.m. Sunday school and 10:45 a.m. preaching on The Beginning of Wisdom. Evening service at 7:30 includes a 30-minute song service. The second sermon in a Millennialism Disproved series will be delivered by Rev. Mary Wahl. Attendees are asked to bring Bibles and midweek prayer is at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
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Logan
Church of God
South Culver St
Mary Wahl
Spelling Champion Hurt After Cherry Tree Accident
Logan Bob Johnson returns to school after several days away due to injuries from a fall from a cherry tree. His left leg was lacerated. He recently won the city spelling championship and placed second in the state contest at Columbus.
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Logan
Bob Johnson
Columbus
Sand Run 4 H Club Reorganizes With New Officers
SAND RUN The Sand Run 4 H Club organized Wednesday evening electing Betty Mays as president Opal Mays as vice president Ruth Spencer as secretary treasurer Jean Spencer as news reporter and Helen Ann Mays as recreation leader The advisor is Mrs Mary Nice The next meeting is May 29.
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Betty Mays
Opal Mays
Ruth Spencer
Jean Spencer
Helen Ann Mays
Mary Nice
Logan St. Pauls Prep Rogation Sunday Sermon
St Pauls Episcopal Church Logan will hold Rogation Sunday services with morning prayer and a 10 30 a m sermon by Robert Cook. Delegates from St Pauls to the Diocese of Southern Ohio convention will attend sessions at Trinity Church Columbus next Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Logan
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Robert Cook
Southern Ohio
St. Paul’s Church
Trinity Church
Columbus
Yeomans Divorce Petition Filed in Athens County Case
Martha Foster Yeomans sues Jay Lawrence Yeomans at S50 Seventh Avenue New York City for divorce restoration of maiden name and equitable relief in Case No 17757 of the Common Pleas Court of Athens County Ohio with hearing set on and after May 31 1941 attorney M D Hughes for Martha Foster Yeomans date 4 18 41 6otw
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Jay Lawrence Yeomans
Seventh Avenue
New York City
New York
Martha Foster Yeomans
Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Ohio
Logan High Seniors to Receive New Testaments
Logan High School seniors who are Methodist Church members will receive New Testaments at the 10 30 service Sunday. Dr. F W Blume will speak and Rev S W Wiant will preach on Youth Undefeated. A youth rally with games and refreshments follows at 5.
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Logan
Logan High School
Methodist Church
F. W. Blume
S. W. Wiant
Clyde Pinnel
Donald Weller
Epworth League
Wiant
Cecil Harding Jones
First Presbyterian Church
Harriet Gibson Weymueller
Nelsonville
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lynn Rittman
Amos L. Heyde
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
St. John Church
Laurel Township
Hospital Service Plan Discussed At Logan Dinner
A Logan dinner meeting featured Ralph W. Jordan outlining a Hospital Service Plan already in operation in Columbus and other cities. The plan provides hospital care through a group fund funded by subscribers. Attendees included Henry Dague Raymond Robinson Clarence Holden Mayor Dallas Kinser and doctors M. H. Cherrington Allan A. Cole J. S. Cherrington Supt. G. E. Carr and others. Dr. M. H. Cherrington presided.
Midland Place Receives New Asphalt Surface
The Service Department completed resurfacing of Midland Place on Thursday under Director R. R. Loomis. A fresh asphalt layer was laid over the worn concrete road that had developed pits in recent years.
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Logan
Midland Place
Service Department
R. R. Loomis
State Owes Gallia County Four Thousand in Fees
Gallia County auditor notes the state of Ohio has not paid court costs owed since 1932 totaling at least $4,000 to Gallia and local magistrates and constables. Despite attempts, no payments have been made, while other counties may deduct for state institutional care or other obligations.
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Gallipolas
State of Ohio
Gallia
Woman in Fair Condition After Suicide Attempt in Gallia County
Mrs. Lando L. Clagg 32 a former Miriam Bostic fired a shotgun into her left side in a personal crisis Wednesday night and is reported fair at Holzer Hospital. Relatives say she had been in poor health for weeks. She was visiting at her brother Oden Bostic's home near Rodney when the incident occurred.
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Gallipolis
Lando L. Clagg
Miriam Bostic
Holzer Hospital
Gates loses suit for services against Tate guardian
Judge W. R. White of the Gallia common pleas court denied William Gates the $1,440 claim for alleged services over six years against Rachel Spear guardian of Mrs. Jane Tate.
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Gallipolis
W. R. White
Common Pleas Court
William Gates
Rachel Spear
Jane Tate
Gates
Logan May Rayner and Pearl Pierce Build Livestock Trade
Logan May Rayner and Pearl Pierce have developed into good livestock growers. They marketed an eight weeks old calf Wednesday that weighed 230 pounds. Roy Comry was the purchaser. Logan Tom Rush Jr from Ft. Knox Ky arrived in Logan for a few days visit with Mrs. Rush and relatives. His outfit will leave Ft. Knox for maneuvers when he returns.
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Logan
May Rayner
Pearl Pierce
Roy Comry
Tom Rush, Jr
Ft. Knox
Logan Theater trip follows Union Furnace High banquet
Nearly 100 students and faculty attended a post banquet theater party at Logan Theater after the Junior Senior banquet and program at Union Furnace High School Thursday evening.
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Logan
Union Furnace High School
Logan Social Notes Recaps Elections and Gatherings
The Logan Venus Social Circle elected Mrs. Willard Lyke president with officers including A W Seabright as vice president and John Hunsacker as secretary. New members joined, a quilt was prepared for the Masonic Children's Home, and a June picnic at Rachelmacher Park was planned. Delegates to the Ohio Federation meet in Cincinnati are listed, and Donald E. Arnold returned to Fort Knox after a furlough. G Raymond Robinson will staff Rutgers support at the Marietta regatta with family in attendance.
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LOGAN
Venus Social Circle
Masonic Social Rooms
Willard Lyke
A. W. Seabright
John Hunsacker
Katie Walker
Springfield
Rachelmacher Park
Edward Davis
Edgar Hillyer
Oliver Blake
C. V. Chute
Harley Gooding
Eva Hysell
Dessie B. Hanna
Georgia Hansel
Clara Stone
Cincinnati
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Ohio Federation
Netherland Plaza
Hanna
Federation
Ohio River
Marietta
G. Raymond Robinson
Rutgers
Mo ther's Day program and club notices at local halls
Pomona Grange held a Mother's Day program at Miller Chapel Grange Hall on Wednesday evening. Delta Theta Tau Sorority met for a called business session. Final plans were made for a 1 pm luncheon Sunday at Pritchards for seven Logan High School graduates. Founders Day banquet set for June 17 with arranged committees. Get-Together 4-H Club met at the advisor's home and welcomed two new members. Next meeting May 21. Grace Chute led recreation. attendees listed.
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Pomona Grange
Miller Chapel
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Mrag Henry Adcock
Pritchards
Logan High School
Marguerite King
Wilma Jean Mohler
Ruth Ellen Schaal
Mary Elizabeth Eberst
Delores Rheinscheld
Mary Griffith
Helen Fickel
Adcock
Joan Wright
John Roberts
Margaret Rush
Arthur Walters
Marjorie Brandt
Richard Brandt
Betty Smoot
Faith Wright
Elizabeth Heinlein
Betty Rohrer
Madge Wright
Helen Rush
Mildred Struble
Robert Mohler
Sarah Turner
Helen Pleukharp
Leonard Lehman
Dorothy Lehman
Juanita Joy
Audrey Lehman
Margaret Mother
Grace Chute
Doris
Heavy sale of new cars reported in May at Hocking County dealers
Logan reports the first half of May brought 20 new car sales to Hocking County auto dealers as buyers rush to purchase before 1942 models arrive. Dealers say they have more cars sold and await delivery and expect continued demand.
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Logan
Hocking County
Case Is Dismissed In Olive Junod Suit
Olive Junod sued Frasure and Brown for damages after a milk truck caught fire in front of her home on Second Street and allegedly damaged shade trees. The case was dismissed without record in Common Pleas Court Wednesday.
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Logan
Olive
Logan Bowers Heads to Columbus Marble Finals
Logan Bowers of Hocking County, the marble champion, advances to the Columbus finals this Saturday to compete for the state title.
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Logan
Gene Bowers
Hocking County
Columbus
Edward G. Hockman Funeral Rites Held at United Brethren
Relatives and friends gathered at United Brethren Church for the funeral of Edward G. Hockman of Logan. The service was led by Rev. J. W. Plummer and Rev. Amos L. Heyde with a quartet performing and Mrs. Walter Prather at the piano. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery with pallbearers listed.
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Harry L. Smith
D. O. Davis
William Hockman
Carlos Brashares
Don Castel
John Wilson
Union Furnace High Graduation May 23
William L. Young of Capital University will deliver the commencement address at Union Furnace High Friday evening May 23. An instrumental ensemble will perform the processional and recessional and present Beautiful Blue Danube. A brass quartet will perform Fragments of Stephen C Foster and a trumpet trio will play Sails of the Silvery Sea. Diplomas will be distributed by County Superintendent Samuel H Dillon after the graduates are presented by Supt D O Davis. The Girls Sextette will close with The Green Cathedral and When Soft Voices Die.
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Union Furnace
William L. Young
Capital University
Strauss
Stephen C. Foster
Gault
Supt
D. O. Davis
Samuel H. Dillon
Bronx Man Detained After Route 33 Stop
A man who gave the name Abraham Ostfeld from the Bronx was stopped near the state highway garage on U S Route 33 Thursday by Sheriff Floyd Duffy. He is being held for investigation.
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Logan
Abraham Ostfeld
Bronx
New York
Floyd Duffy
Harden pleads guilty to assault in magistrate court
Don Harden appeared before Magistrate Frank St. Clair on Wednesday evening and pleaded guilty to assault. He was fined $5 plus costs after arrest by Deputy Sheriff Forest Keck. Victim identified as Lawrence Kern.
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Logan
Frank St. Clair
Don Harden
Forest Keck
Lawrence Kern
Big Chief Tonic Promoted as Family Medicine
An advertisement promotes Big Chief Tonic as a universal family medicine made from roots and herbs. It claims to stimulate appetite aid digestion relieve constipation and support neuralgia pains stiff neck from exposure muscle cramps and strains along with bites and frost injuries. It urges use with Big Chief Tonic for comprehensive treatment.
Greendale School Prepares Final Program
The Greendale School presented its final program before closing next week. The Haydenville Band conducted by Robert Brashares opened the program. Students from first through eighth grades performed songs, plays, and recitations, with a patriotic closer and a seven-girl flag drill. Over 200 people attended and the eighth grade commencement is set for May 23 with Rev. S. W. Wiant as speaker.
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U. S
Marjorie Kline
Billy Covad
Wavelene Bowersock
Mother Wind
Seen
Samuel H. Dillonke
S. W. Wiant
Writers to Visit Park Area in June Tour
Logan chamber to host 60 national writers from magazine and newspaper circles. They will tour Ohio and visit the Hocking parks area June 25, with lunch in Logan, aiming to promote the region to a national audience. The Ohio Development and Publicity Committee backs the weeklong visit.
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Logan
Logan Chamber of Commerce
C. W. Johnston
Ohio Development and Publicity Committee
Ohio
Hocking Parks
Divorce Suit Logan Bryan Seeks Alimony in Neglect Case
Glenna Shut tleworth Bryan sues Rudolph Bryan for divorce alleging neglect and habitual drunkenness. Married December 9 1939 with no children. Plaintiff seeks alimony in addition to the decree.
Logan Marks Declared Safest City in Its Class 1940
State Highway Department markers at Logan's four city entrances proclaim Logan the safest in its class for 1940. The steel markers read Logan All Ohio Traffic Safety Contest Safest City in Its Class 1940 and were installed this week.
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Logan
State Highway Department
Ohio
Danish Roots Mark Dozens of Lincolnshire Yorkshires Places
About 300 locations in Lincolnshire and Yorkshire carry names showing they originated as Danish settlements. The names reflect long standing Viking influence in the region and point to the historic Danish presence across northern England.
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Lincolnshire
Yorkshire
England
Funeral Service Held For Charles H. Smith
Approximately 100 Masons and Eastern Stars gathered at the Smith residence to hold final rites for Charles H. Smith who had been active in both orders. Funeral services were conducted at the Methodist Church with Rev Stanley W. Wiant in charge. Burial was in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Smith
N. Mulberry St
Charles H. Smith
Methodist Church
Stanley W. Wiant
Oak Grove Cemetery
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