City to hold Memorial Day parade ceremonies
Logan Memorial Day program set with a 9 a m parade forming on South Market Street and marching to the cemeteries. After graves are decorated a counter march to Worthington Park will feature music by the American Legion Band and services by the Women's Relief Corps.
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Logan
Wood Bowen
South Market St
Worthington Park
American Legion
Women's Relief Corps
W. W. Martin
Pa-Rade
Don Bort
Frank Judy
Forest W. Weinrich
Bernard Boyle
Floyd Duffy
John W. McBroom
Logan Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Legionnaires
Spanish American War Veterans and Women
Condition Improves For Logan James Theison
Crooksville resident Logan James Theison shows partial consciousness and improved condition at Cherrington Hospital after a hit skip accident near Buchtel. He is listed as an enrollee at Camp Nelson with concussion as the principal injury. John Womeldorf, 16 months, of Nelsonville, treated for scalds to chest back and arms from a spilled pan of water, condition reported as fair.
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Logan
James Theison
Crooksville
Buchtel
Cherrington Hospital
Camp Nelson
John Womeldorf
Sam Womeldorf
Nelsonville
Sheriff Leads Prison Crew to Restore Oak Grove Cemeteries
With funds tight, Sheriff Joe Farbearn helped prepare Oak Grove Cemeteries for Memorial Day. He took eight prisoners from the county jail to assist George Engleseton in the cleanup, returning the next day.
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Logan
Oak Grove
Joe Farbearn
George Engle
Sexton
Organizations Give Books to City Schools
Logan High School students benefited as school groups donated new books to the library. The Girl Reserves gave 21 books, the Girls Athletic Association four athletic volumes, and the Hi Y boys provided a modern filing case. The expanded library facilities drew as many as 3,000 readers in a month.
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LOGAN
Logan High School
Mary Taggart Blasius
Girls Athletic Association
Hi-Y
Flag Week Observed in Logan Names Committee Head
Logan observes Flag Week June 8 to 14 with Mayor Dallas Kinser issuing a proclamation Gerald W Lanning named chairman of the committee on program A group is named to join him including Clarence Blosser Fred E Hull C G McKinley Cecil Harding Jones R R Loomis James R Smoot Arlie Brimner and many others from local civic groups churches and veterans organizations to prepare features for the celebration
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Arlie Brimner
Harry Mack
Girl
Floyd Duffy
American Legion
Walter P. Huffman
American Legion Auxiliary
Marie Brooker
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
John Tipton
Sons of Union Veterans
William G. Martin
Kiwanis Club
Harley Meyer
Rotary Club
Neal Shaw
Business
John Hammon
Ellis
Will Petty
Women’s Relief Corps
Edward G. Miller
Masons
Charles Riggs
Eagles
Man Held on Check Charge Involving 14 62 to Louis Roush
Harold Lemley 19 of Pom eroy faces charge of issuing a bad check for 14 62 to Louis Roush. He was returned from Gallipolis Wednesday by Deputy Rudolph Brandt and is being held awaiting arraignment. Officers report a prior similar charge in Gallipolis with probation.
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Logan
Louis Roush
Harold Lemley
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Rudolph Brandt
Lemley
Bartletts Move to Midland Place From Florida Vacation
Mr and Mrs Harry Bartlett moved their trailer from S Spring Street to the Rochester property on Midland. They have lived in the trailer since returning from a winter in Florida.
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Logan
Harry Bartlett
Midland Place
S. Spring St
Rochester
Midland
Florida
Legion Seeks Flowers for Memorial Day Decorations
American Legion Auxiliary unit asks for flower donations from residents with extras. Donated blooms will be used by school children to decorate soldier graves on Memorial Day morning. Please bring flowers to the courthouse that morning.
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Logan
American Legion Auxiliary Unit
Logan Alumni To Hold Dance and Dinner June 9
Logan High School Alumni Association invites members to a June 9 dinner at the Masonic social rooms with a dance to follow at Beta Hall. Entertainment is planned at the Masonic rooms and the building will remain open for those who skip the dance. The Class of 1939, numbering 118, will be honored as the largest graduating class.
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Logan
Logan High School Alumni Association
Masonic Social
Masonic Rooms
Logan Brief Social Notes
Mrs. Stanley Baker leaves Friday to spend six weeks with her son and daughter in Collingswood New Jersey. The trip includes a plane ride from Columbus and a World’s Fair visit in New York. The Junior Tourist Book Club met at Dr. Rauch’s summer home with Katheryn Wright named president and a program committee chosen. Plans for a Buckeye Lake weekend in July were arranged by Miss Martin Katheryn Bell and Mrs Claude Chrisman.
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Stanley Baker
Jack Baker
Collingswood
N. J
Columbus
Baker
C. F. Rauch
Logan
Katheryn Wright
Betty Martin
Martha Getz
Mary Frances Wonn
Dean Collison
Buckeye Lake
Martin
Katheryn Bell
Claude Chrisman
Delphian Chapter Holds Year End Meeting at Monks Home
The Delphian Chapter held its closing meeting of the year Tuesday evening at Mrs. Paul Monks home. Members and guests dined at six, tables lit with candles and cut flowers. Mrs. Jesse Frasure gave a Bible study paper on Women of the Bible with scriptural quotations. The Delphian Creed was recited at closing. Guests included Mrs. Carrie Durr Mrs. D A Rannells Mrs. Harry Stevenson Miss Eleanor Durr Miss Janice Barker Miss Irene Cherrington James Barker Charles Barker Jay Nimon H J Unver Zagt E M Godfrey Richard Lavey Dr J S Cherrington John Cherrington and Paul Monks.
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Delphian Chapter
Paul Monks
Jesse Frasure
Carrie Durr
D. A. Rannells
Harry Stevenson
Eleanor Durr
Janice Barker
Irene Cherrington
James Barker
Charles Barker
Jay Nimon
H. J. Unverzagt
E. M. Godfrey
Richard Lavey
J. S. Cherrington
John Cherrington
Mrs Clayton Scheide Jr Hosts Chummy Bridge Club
Mrs Clayton Scheide Jr entertained the Chummy Bridge Club at her home on E Second St Tuesday evening. Three tables were set for bridge with Mrs Elder Martin winning the high score award and a late lunch served at the P K Shop. Guests included Mrs H M Boocks Mrs D O Davis and Mrs Karl Harper. Members present were Mrs Lawrence Adcock Mrs Ross Adcock Mrs Lavon Goodlive Mrs Charles Huffman Mrs Joe Walburn Mrs Lawrence Harden and Miss Mildred Collins.
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Clayton Scheide Jr
E. Second St
Elder Martin
H. M. Boocks
D. O. Davis
Karl Harper
Lawrence Adcock
Ross Adcock
Lavon Goodlve
Charles Huffman
Joe Walburn
Lawrence Harden
Mildred Collins
Tourist Book Club holds final meeting before summer
The Tourist Book Club met Tuesday night at Mrs. George VanFossen’s home on N. Culver Street for its last session before summer. Mrs. Walter Brehm reviewed the Pulitzer Prize play Abe Lincoln in Illinois, followed by a discussion and refreshments. Guest Mrs. Walter Leonard attended.
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Tourist Book Club
George VanFossen
N. Culver St
Walter Brehm
Abe Lincoln
Illinois
Walter Leonard
Birthday Visit, Musical Tuesday at Troy Club
Mrs Judson Shriner spent her birthday in Glenroy with her parents Mr and Mrs Edwin James. At Troy Tuesday evening Mrs Allen Adams accompanied Jeanne Scott of Columbus who sang four groups of songs at a country club musicale. Scott will sing at the Methodist Church Sunday morning. Adams was accompanied by Miss Hortense Gibson who had lived in Troy. They returned home Wednesday.
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Troy
Allen-Adams
Jeanne Scott
Columbus
Federated Music Clubs
Country Club
Logan High student wins watch in essay contest
Miss Ruth Poling daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl C Poling a Logan High School senior was awarded a watch Tuesday for winning the essay contest.
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Watch Logan
Ruth Poling
Carl C., Poling
Logan High School
Fire damages small loading platform in Mineral Ave blaze
Firefighters were alerted to a rubbish pile fire on Mineral Ave that spread to a small loading platform along a spur of the C. and A. Railroad. Damages were reported as small. Detectives Hoff man and Phillips of the Columbus Police visited Sheriff Farbearn en route to a Kiwanians meeting in Gious ter. The note adds a Sumatra coffee plant fact about leaves being used for brew.
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Logan
Mineral Ave
C. and
Glenn Hoffman
Otto Phillips
Columbus
Joe Farbearn
Giouster
Runaway Horse Injures Boys Damages Auto
Minor injuries were reported for delivery boys William Snyder and Edward Moriarity when a wagon horse escaped on Mulberry Street. The wagon crashed into D. L. Milne’s parked car, shattering the wagon and damaging the vehicle. Pedestrians halted the horse and returned it to the stable. W. R. Brandt owned the delivery service.
Veterans Seek Cooperation in Local Job Hunt
Logan veterans groups urged to meet H. H. Sands of the employment service to boost job placement for unemployed veterans. Floyd Duffy of the American Legion and Sam Buchanan of the Disabled Veterans backed the effort. Sands asks all county veterans to register and employers to report openings.
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LOGAN
H. H. Sands
Floyd Duffy
American Legion
Sam Buchanan
Sands
Greendale School presents perfect attendance certificates
On Tuesday afternoon during closing day exercises at Greendale school certificates for perfect attendance were awarded to pupils who had not missed any term days. Eighth grade promotion certificates were given to June Bennett Esther Bennett Irene Lambert Clara Belle Lambert Richard Kline Wilda Hanning Zelva Thompson and Ralph Hill.
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Logan
Greendale
June Bennett
Esther Bennett
Irene Lambert
Clara Belle Lambert
Richard Kline
Wilda Hanning
Zelva Thompson
Ralph Hill
Zaleski Social Notes Reflect Weekend Visits and Illnesses
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rider included Mrs. Cora Clark and family, Mrs. Belle Peoples, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Peoples, and others from Columbus, Fostoria, and Grove City. Mrs. Louisa Hamilton remains ill, Minnie Jayjohn recovering, and Miss Alice McCuskey visits before returning to Columbus. Eighth grade exercises in Hamden drew teachers and pupils, while local bake shop worker Miss Dixon returns home to Hamden. Cuban land snails travel by air to reach Florida coast tied to hurricane winds.
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Clair Kyle
Kyle
William Kyle
Grove City
Albert Pennell
Louisa Hamilton
Minnie Jayjohn
Alice McCuskey
Vinton County
Helen McKibben
Columbus
Hamden
Dixon
Othella Jayjohn
Legion Junior Baseball League Forms Four Teams
American Legion Junior baseball league organizers designate four managers for the new loop and recruit about 55 players from local junior and senior high schools. Aiming for four balanced teams, with a tournament squad and a post junior graduates team, play starts May 31 if arrangements are finalized.
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Legion Junior Baseball League
The
American Legion
Logan
Mrs. Knapp Seeks City Treasurer Post
Mrs. Margaret Knapp announces candidacy for Republican nomination for city treasurer at the August primary. She was appointed to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Ralph Moorhead, who joined County Auditor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald’s staff. Knapp is mother to Logan High students William and Donald Knapp, who earned honors in a national music contest in Indianapolis.
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Logan
Margaret Knapp
Church Night Observed at Taylor Ridge
Taylor Ridge Ohio church of Christ held a Thursday night service with rising attendance. Rev. G B Courtney led devotions and Doras Mulpas conducted an orchestra. Mrs C M Anglin led the choir with several numbers and refreshments followed. Numerous locals and visitors joined family and friends over the weekend for the event and visits.
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Taylor Ridge
Church of Christ
G. B. Courtney
Doras Mulpas
C. M. Anglin
Logan Welfare Worker Attends OU Banquet
Miss Margaret Lutz of the Red Cross and Child Welfare services attended Ohio University’s Alpha Kappa Delta banquet to greet retiring sociology head Dr. I. E. Ash. Lutz, a 1916 student and 1934 AKD member for welfare work, was honored for her service in rural unemployment efforts. Logan also notes John William Conkle and Lola Leona Bowen obtaining a marriage permit.
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Logan
Margaret Lutz
Red Cross
Alpha Kappa Delta
Ohio University
Lutz
I. E. Ash
Miss Lutz
Dr. Ash
Mrs Elizabeth Moore Visits Logan Relative’s Home
Mrs Elizabeth Moore, 88, visited Logan this week staying with Mrs Ella Keynes and others including Mrs Clara Campbell and Miss Emma Westenhaver. She is the sister of the late Lydia Westenhaver.
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Logan
Elizabeth Moore
Ella W. Keynes
Clara Campbell
Emma Westenhaver
Charles Keynes
Emma Aplin
Lydia Westenhaver
Promotion for Logan J. Dicken in state case
John H. Dicken, formerly a local police member, now guards at the penitentiary and has been promoted to one of three captaincies while appearing as a witness before the State Civil Service Commission in the Warden James Woodard case.
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Logan
John H. Dicken
State Civil Service Commission
James Woodard
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OLD Quaker Company
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Legion
Guara
N. Court ST
Athens
Ohio
Fred Sanders
Mgr
Entertains Club
Judson Shriner
Glenroy
Edwin James
Sumatra
Zaleski
Knapp
Roy Strausbaugh
Della Chalfant
Steubenville
Blaine Chalfant
Della Olbers
Elizabeth Robenett
Millfield
Barney Smith
Nancy
Cleveland
Carl Lainey
Raymond Davis
Evan Davis
Pittsburgh
Henry Heffken
Fred Leake
Greens Run
Dora Heffken
John Davis
Jacksonville
Elmer Davis
Studebaker
C.I.T
Stratton Auto Sales
Fern Street
Athens, Ohio
Stratton Motors
Fayette Street
Nelsonville, Ohio
Logan Welfare
John William Conkle
WPA
Lola Leona Bowen
Orbiston
Dicken
Firestone Champion Tires
Seeceger
Highway Safety
Floyd Roberts
Firestone
Speedway
Indianapolis
Firestone Convoy
Firestone Champion
Pramee
Richard Crooks
Largaret
Firestone Phon
N. Red
San Francisco
Fred R. Beasley
Donaldson Motor CO
Albany
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