Logan High School to Graduate Largest Class on Thursday
Logan High School will hold commencement exercises on Thursday, May 29, presenting diplomas to the largest class in the school history. Dr. H. J. Burgstahler of Ohio Wesleyan University will deliver the address. 79 general, 33 commercial, 19 college prep, and eight vocational agriculture courses are listed among the graduates.
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Logan
Logan High School
H. J. Burgstahler
Ohio Wesleyan University
Goldie Faye Brooks
Mary Nell Brooks
John S. Brown
William D. Bryan
Roberta M. Burgess
Donna Ruth Busch
Frank Campbell, Jr
Mary Alice Coleman
Thelma A. Conrad
Cloyd E. Dawley
Kenneth L. Dawley
Willis W. Denny
Katy Jo Dollison
Julia Donahue
Carl E. Dotson
Frederick Bernard Durant
Mary Elizabeth Eberst
Alfred Jerome Epstein
James T. Evans
Helen Marie Fickel
Edward L. Francis
Wayne Howard Frazee
Fred W. Y
Louise Freeman
Helen Geiger
William Goss
Thelma Lucille Greene
George Edward Graham
Mary Elizabeth Griffith
Grace Gruner
Ella Louise Hammon
Ruth Aileen Hammond
Margaret Lewetta Harrison
Martha Eileen Heft
Paul Ross Henderson
Lois Martha Heyde
Barton Sparrow Hall
Walter P. Huffman
Jack Dale Hughes
Tracey Lee Hugh
William R. Hutchison
Kenneth Edward Ties
Marian E. Jones
Norma Jean Kanade
Frances M. Kelch
Ray Aldan Kelch
Mary Margaret Kellenbarger
Harold V. Kessler
Marguerite
Injunction Dissolved in Brashares Litigation
LOGAN A settlement reached in the suit of J F Brashares against the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co. Tuesday. A restraining order was dissolved. The case arose from a program to construct a fence along railway property in Enterprise. Long standing dispute.
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Logan
J. F. Brashares
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co
Enterprise
Remodeling of James Block Nears Completion on Main St
Logan remodeling of the James Block second floor on E Main St is nearing completion under William Loomis. Sixteen rooms form ten units with carpentry nearly finished and painting and papering progressing. Buell Eby holds the painting and papering contract. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Murphy Nelsonville are parents of a son born at Cherrington Hospital Wednesday evening.
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LOGAN
James
E. Main St
William Loomis
Buell Eby
Edward Murphy
Nelsonville
Cherrington Hospital
Poppy Sale Aids Children Of Veterans
Logan committee promotes Poppy Day sale to aid disabled veterans through American Legion and Auxiliary rehabilitation programs. Funds support occupational therapy and child welfare for children of disabled and deceased veterans. local Auxiliary calls for public cooperation.
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Logan Memorial
American Legion and Auxiliary
Legion and Auxiliary
Scout Finance Group Seeks More Contributions in Logan
Logan The 1941 Boy and Girl Scout drive finance committee reports statistics from two precincts. Of 262 potential donors in one area 16 contributed while in a second district 30 of 308 gave. The committee urges unseen contributors to donate via Blossers Harry Stevenson at the Ambrose Hotel Building or the State Highway Engineer's Office.
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Logan
Scotts Creek Club Boosts Livestock
Logan district youths form the Scotts Creek Livestock Boosters Club to be led by Roy Beery for the summer campaign. Elected officers include Joe Hartmann as president Russell Mason as vice president Jim Hartmann secretary treasurer Jack North recreational leader and Jack Allbery news reporter. Miss Marjorie Tschappat leaves for Columbus after a month with her parents to attend pre commencement events for her graduation from Grant Hospital School of Nursing next Tuesday.
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Scotts Creek
Livestock Boosters Club
Roy Beery
Joe Hartmann
Russell Mason
Jim Hartmann
Jack North
Jack Allbery
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Columbus
Marjorie Tschappat
Phil Tschappat
Tschappat
Grant Hospital School of Nursing
Laurelville Hears Zanesville Educator
Kenneth W. C. Ray, Zanesville schools superintendent, delivered the commencement address at Laurelville as 22 graduates received diplomas. The high school orchestra performed A Night in June Falling Leaves Homeless Arthur and American Beauty. Supt. Elliot Reichelderfer awarded prizes. Principal Claude Chilcote presented the senior class. County Supt. Samuel H. Dillon distributed diplomas. The Rev. L. W. Green gave the invocation and benediction.
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LOGAN
Kenneth W. C. Ray
Zanesville
Laurelville
Arthur
Elliot Reichelderfer
Claude Chilcote
Samuel H. Dillon
L. W. Green
Hail Hammers Buck Run Roof In Hocking County
Hail fell in Buck Run district Friday night as William Myers reported. Ice pellets cut holes in the roof allowing water to flood the interior and cause plaster damage. The house is being reroofed and replastered and furniture and clothing were damaged.
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Logan
Buck Run
Hocking County
William Myers
Walter Myers Returns to Camp Lee Promotion
Walter Myers returned to Camp Lee Virginia after a short furlough with Good Hope Township relatives. He entered service two months ago and earned a promotion to corporal and was placed in charge of garage work.
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Logan
Good Hope Township
Walter Myers
Camp Lee
Five Injured in Route 33 Crash Near Logan
Five people were injured one seriously in a Route 33 collision one mile south of Logan at 6 15 p m Wednesday. Ray Morgan 47 Greendale and Leo Schrader Union Furnace drove two cars. Schrader was alone. Mrs Laura Morgan 48 suffered compound fractures of both legs and possible internal injuries. Betty Morgan 5 had a lacerated knee Doris Morgan 17 sprained wrist and bruises Hollis Freeman 319 N Orchard Street cut and bruised. Virginia Dare Morgan age 2 escaped injuries. All but Schrader were taken to Cherrington Hospital. Sheriff Duffy investigates. Morgan is a Charteris Oil pumper.
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Ray Morgan
Greendale
Leo Schrader
Union Furnace
Laura Morgan
Hollis Freeman
N. Orchard Sr
Morgan
Schrader
Floyd Duffy
Berm
Cherrington Hospital
Duffy
Charteris Oil Company
Jurors Called In 12414 Damages Suit On West Main
Jurors are called for further service Monday by Judge Phil Henderson in Logan Petit. The damage suit of Elizabeth Powers against Marie W. Gary seeks 12414 for auto accident injuries on West Main St. A prior trial ended with a hung jury. The following day, Lewis Wagner against C L Karr as administrator will be heard.
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Logan—Petit
Phil Henderson
Elizabeth Powers
Marie W. Gary
West Main St
Lewis Wagner
C. L. Karr
Elizabeth Westbrooke Hosts Junior Tourist Book Club
Miss Elizabeth Westbrooke entertained the Junior Tourist Book Club at her Gore home. A review of Moss Hart's Lady in the Dark followed business, as Miss Westbrooke, soon to wed David Moore, received a club gift. Peonies and candles adorned the dining table for a late buffet.
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Christine Beattie
Willem Smith
J U G Club Hosts Surprise Shower And Potluck
The J U G Club met Tuesday evening at Mrs Lawrence Vancuren of Lancaster. A 7 o'clock potluck dinner preceded a surprise shower for the hostess. Sewing and cards filled the night. Next meeting to be at Miss Thelma Swicks home in Logan in two weeks. Attendees from this area included Miss Swick Miss Mildred Blake Mrs Harrison Litherland Mrs Delmar Freeman Mrs Marvin Conkle and Mrs Clifford Litherland who sent a gift.
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J.U.G. Club
Lawrence Vancuren
Lancaster
Thelma Swick
Logan
Miss Swick
Mildred Blake
Harrison Litherland
Delmar Freeman
Marvin Conkle
Clifford Litherland
Logan High Falls 7-1 at Lancaster in final game
Logan Chieftains lost the final game of the year 7 to 1 at Lancaster. Cecil Scott pitched well but ragged defense and lack of timely hitting doomed the team. Logan outhit Lancaster but failed to string hits, and Clayton Hoskins left the game after being struck in the left eye by a bounding ball.
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LOGAN
Logan Chieftains
Lancaster
Cecil Scott
Clayton Hoskins
Logan area Boy Scout troops set for training camp
Ten Boy Scout troops from Logan and Hocking County prepare for the Junior Leaders Camp and Training Course at Camp Quannacut near Rockbridge on U S Route 33. M B Iles will lead with Bob Scanland assisting. Explorer Troop 2 Lancaster Scouts join for demonstrations on Short Term Camping.
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Logan
Hocking County
Camp Quannacut
Rockbridge
U. S. Route 33
M. B. Iles
Bob Scanland
Lancaster
Explorer
Rachelmacher Park
No Divorce Granted in Fout Support Case
An agreement in the Laura Fout vs C. D. Fout case provides $4 weekly child support and $25 attorney fee. The settlement was arranged Wednesday and the plaintiff did not seek a divorce.
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Logan
Laura Fout
C. D. Fout
Moorehead Sons Employed at Curtiss-Wright Plant
Logan Ralph and Jack Moorehead, sons of Mr and Mrs Ralph Moorehead Sr of this city, have secured jobs at the Curtiss-Wright plant in Columbus.
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Logan
Ralph and
Jack Moorehead
Ralph Moorehead Sr
Curtiss-Wright
Columbus
Logan Mack volunteers for immediate service at selective service office
Logan A Mack of 238 Zanesville Ave appears at the selective service office to volunteer for immediate service, holding a high selectee number, amid WWII wartime mobilization.
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Logan
Charles A. Mack
Zanesville Ave
Selective Service Office
Committee Selected To Plan Flag Week in Logan
Melrose Harbaugh names the flag week committee for Logan June 8 to 14. Members include Fred Carpenter, Rev Cecil H Jones, R S Rochester, Clinton Webb, Allan A Cole, C G McKinley. Clergy will deliver patriotic sermons on the morning of June 8.
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Melrose Harbaugh
Dallas Kinser
Fred Carpenter
Cecil H. Jones
R. S. Rochester
Clinton Webb
Allan A. Cole
Rotary
C. G. McKinley
Kiwanis
Harbaugh
Two Couples Get Marriage Licenses In Logan
In probate court two marriages were licensed. Lawrence Leroy Pletcher 22 and Donna Belle Benadum 21 of Zanesville were joined by Rev S W Wiant. Also David William Hook 29 of Murray City and Genevieve LaFrance Loosey 21 of Murray City received licenses.
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Lawrence Leroy Pletcher
South Zanesville
Theodore Pletcher
Donna Belle Benadum
Zanesville
Gate Benadum
Murray City
John Loosey
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