Logan American Legion to stage part of July 4 pageant
Logan Post to manage the final episode of the July 4 pageant at Chieftain stadium. Cast will number 3 to 4 members with period costumes depicting wars involving the nation. Committee members named include Tom Gestin C Woody Bowen Frank Maxon Lawrence Adcock BV Wright and others. Mayor Dallas Kinser sent a letter of thanks for Legion help with Shrine parade.
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Logan
Logan Prat
Chieftain Stadium
Mocking Valley
Hay
Mem
Tom Gestin
C. Woody Bowen
Frante Judy
Maxon
Lawrence Adcock
Wright
Krieg
Sol Evinger
Hoger
Dallas Kinser
Weattic
Auxilary
Enitier
Local Pageant Plans Discussed at Tonight’s Meeting
Logan community group outlines plans for a July 4 pageant led by Stiverson and Wells with committee members discussing program details. The ill township farmer and temporary chairman A M discussed commerce implications as the group prepares for the event despite unclear scheduling.
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Logan
Ym Jeen
Set Aside Extra Hybrid Corn Plots
Hocking County farmers set aside several plots of hybrid corn across Green, Falls, Summit, and Falls townships and Marion township for testing. Walter Nix on, Frank Et Chair, Edward Ombley, Wy Re Brandt, and local farmers will offer plots in Nickel Point area to determine quality of the hybrids.
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Hocking County
Walter Nixon
Green Townships
Frank Et Chair
Summit
Edward Ombley
Falls Township
Tay” Burne
Marion Township
Wy Re Brandt
Legion Post Nears Membership Quota in Ohio District
Logan district American Legion reports 98.1 percent of its 1040 member quota. Across the district on May 16 total membership stood at 1,072 of an implied target. Lancaster leads with 318 members, Ath stands at 167, Logan at 180, and Findlay area Gettuposte has 165 toward a 150 quota.
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Logan
American Legion
Ohio
Lancaster
Iie
Gettiposte
Logan Alumni Reunion Set For May 25 in Logan
May 1 is the date for the annual Logan High School Alumni Association reunion to be held in the social rooms at the Hiawonie Temple. An evening program includes a banquet at 6:30 and dancing at 9:30 with guest tickets for both events. Reservations must be made to attend the dinner.
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Logan
Logan High School
Hiawonie
Belall
Fie
Ina
Dave
Leon Flesher
Ohio Antiveraty
Will Otter
Patna Sai
Eres
Carl Harsh
Mildred Collins
Ruby" Nelle Rochester
Pat Eberst
Alice Hula
Wilhelmina Dele
W. Martin
C. Wood Bowen
Hocking County Vital Statistics Announced
Logan district recorded more births than deaths in April while rural areas showed three more deaths than births. The report lists numerous multiple births including boys to Chester Brown and Clarence Stevens and girls to Edward Winokski and Adam Nash, with many more parents named.
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Logan
Muss Palth Wright
Chester Brown
Clarence KE. Stevens
William F. Smith
Edward J. Winokski
Adam
Henry Austin
Jesse Thompson
Herbert "D. Emerick
Thomesia TL. Dixon
Raymond le Poling
Charles P. Adgar
Arthur Thress
Elemer. Robinson
Woodrow
Monher
Noah R. Gunes
Extension Agents Plan Camps in Logan and Hocking Areas
Extension agent meetings outline a camp series for farm groups around Logan and Hocking counties. Camps run June 20 through August 4 with women attendees first, followed by men. 4 H clubs and other groups use the recreation center. enrollments to start later. Mrs Virgie Belt resigns from city health board. mayor will appoint a replacement.
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Logan
Virgie Belt
City Board of Health
Dallas Kinser
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Kinser
Club Adopts Elects Officers In Logan
LOGAN Woodland Club adopted by the 4H group held an organization meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Charles Wy. Ziegler Officers elected Betty Jean Friend president Geneva Henderson vice president Joan Hildebrant secretary Winojean Sloan recreation leader Allee Bush reporter. Also notes an indictment pending two years against Herbert Barnes charged with reckless driving and a youth group meeting planned at Laureliie recreation center with a farm amp event. Mrs Mary Ann Armstrong admitted to Cherrington Hospital for treatment. Logan social notes on page 8.
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Logan Woodland Club
Charles Wy. Ziegler
Betty Jean Friend
Geneva Henderson
Joan Hildebrant
Winojean Sloan
Allee Bush
Logan
Herbert Barnes
Lancaster
Phil Henderson
Pekaney
Fom
Fairfield
Horkington
Laureliie
Rose Hocking Recreation Center
Mary Ann Armstrong
Laurelville
Walt
Cherrington Hospital
Logan Mayor Proclaims Poppy Day Saturday May 25
Logan mayor declares Poppy Day to honor veterans and dependents. Citizens urged to wear memorial poppies on May 25 to support disabled veterans and their families. Logan and Portsmouth events noted with Judge Ewing and C Wood Bowen to attend Royal Arch Masonry Friday.
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Logan Logan
Dalian Kinmer
Logan
Vna
Portsmouth
EL. Ewing
C. Wood Bowen
Feumian
Royal Arch Masonry
Gibbonville High School Holds Graduation Exercises
Logan area school reports six graduates at Gibbonville High School commencement. Speaker Thurman Dusty Miler of Wilmington delivered the address. Ernest Wilson gave the salutatory and Helen Griffith the valedictory. Superintendent H. D. Potts presented diplomas as Rev. H. Elliott delivered the benediction. Class officers named include Helen Griffith president and Ernest Wilson vice president. Other graduates Nora Culbertson and Viola Culbertson. 4-H officers and advisers to meet June 1 at the Logan High School building per James R. Smoot.
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Logan
Gibbonville High School
Fstlal
Thurman
Dusty” Miler
Wilmington
Logan High
James’ R. Smoot
Memorial Day Officials Named at Oak Grove Cemeteries
Memorial Day program officials were named for ceremonies at Oak Grove cemeteries with decorations to follow the event. The Conclave committee announced plans for the observance, scheduling and youth participation in a program featuring local youth choirs and a community service at the graves.
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Salaie
Oak Grove
Thys
Fay
Placiy Fm
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