Demand for Library Books Is Greatest in Hocking County
Logan and Hocking County library circulation for April totaled 9 849 volumes with Logan City at 3 007 and county schools at 2 068. Murray City led county schools with 216, Rockbridge topped deposits at 418, and 159 new volumes were added while 58 new borrowers joined. Periodicals remain the most popular reading material.
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Logan
Hocking County
Hallie Grimes
Logan City
Murray City
South Perry
Rockbridge
Union Furnace
Laurelville
Grimes
Prin Ache Tent Will Mer Corr Girl S Tha We
Unclear fragmentary text appears to reference a tent, a girl, and possible wording of a local note. No coherent event or names emerge to identify a definite report or outcome.
A. T. Spears Dies in Logan Home
A. T. Spears of North Walnut Street died Monday night after a brief illness. Funeral arrangements are handled by Leonard Funeral Service. He was a longtime Logan resident and a carpenter. Survived by his wife Mary and daughter Mrs. A. G. Sellars of Union Furnace.
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Logan
A. T. Spears
North
Walnut Street
Leonard Funeral Service
Mary
A. G. Sellars
Union Furnace
Wounded Soldier To Return for Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shively expect their son Cpl. Fred Shively to arrive in Logan this week on furlough. He has been a patient at Mare Island Veterans Hospital in California for six months recovering from a wound received in action in the Solomon Islands. This will be his first home visit in over four years.
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Logan
Fred Shively
Cpl
Young Shively
Veterans’ Hospital
Mare Island
California
Solomon Islands
Cole Brothers Circus Arrives in Athens for Two Shows
The Cole Brothers Combined Circus rolls into Athens tomorrow morning from Wheeling aboard a mile long train. Two performances at the Fair Grounds start at 3 pm and 8 pm with gates opening earlier, featuring Miss Florence Tennyson and a parade of stars in a 356 member show including clowns, elephants, horses, and aerial acts. Tickets available at Cline Drug Store 21 South Court Street.
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Athens
Baltimore and Ohio
Wheeling
Cole Brothers
Fair Grounds
West Union St
Coronado
Cole Bros
Florence Tennyson
Spangleland
Mile
Cyse Odell
Antaleks
Cole Brothers Circus
Cline Drug Store
South Court St
Jean Allen
AL Ballet
Ring
England
Slow Cigarette License Sales Reported in Logan
County Auditor Kenneth Fitzgerald said Monday was the last day to sell cigarettes under old licenses as new permits took effect Tuesday. Only 54 licenses have been sold, about 25 fewer than last year. Licenses are available at the auditor’s office and no penalty for late procurement is planned, though selling without a permit will incur heavy fines.
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Logan
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Kurtz Lytle in Hospital in Tunisia
Lt. Kurtz Lytle former Logan youth is in a base hospital in Tunisia awaiting an operation to repair a severed leg nerve from wounds suffered in action with the U S Army. Logan natives Mr and Mrs Charles FE Lytle of Pomeroy report the expected surgery and recovery hope.
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Logan
Charles FE. Lytle
Pomeroy
Kurtz Lytle
U. S. Army
Tunisia
Mediterranean
Logan High School
River City
Golden Wedding Anniversary for Logan Couple at Union Furnace
Anthony and his wife celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary on Sunday May 23 with church services at Haydenville Church where they were wed. A personal altar reception followed, then dinner at home with children and grandchildren present. Other notes mention Barton Rees Pogue’s speaking engagement for Carbon Hill High School and a wedding of Helen Frasch Seydler and Ned Diltz in Columbus with a family reception at the Frasch home.
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Logan
Charles Anthony
Union Furnace
Haydenville
Anthony
Roy Anthony
Eleanor
Bob
Elmer Anthony
Helen
Sue
Patty
Carl Anthony
Columbus
Floyd Anthony
Bonnie
Lizzie Anthony
Homer Anthony
Barton Rees Pogue
Carbon Hill High School
Pritchard
Ed Barker
Floyd Pence
Gerald Devol
Ray Woodgeard
Paul Potts
3. G. Cole
Grace Hibarger
Hugh Meldrim
Joan Adcock
Walter Prather
Carl Harsh
Helen Frasch Seydler
Lewis Frasch
Ned Diltz
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
A. L. Heyde
Lutheran Church
Diltz
Logan High School
Grant Hospital School of Nursing
Ralston Steel Car Company
East Fifth Avenue
Army Families Return From Furloughs And Church Meet
Corporal Don Knapp returns to Edgewood Arsenal Maryland after a weekend furlough spent with his mother Mrs Margaret Knapp. Miss Mary Elizabeth Frasch of Columbus visited her parents. Lt Victor Nixon and wife leave for Muskogee Oklahoma after a furlough with his parents. Robert Sparnon of Columbus visits his parents. Harry Shaw on furlough from duties in Boston with his parents. The Lutheran Youth Group meets Wednesday at 7 30 PM at St Matthew Lutheran Church East Hunter Street.
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Don Knapp
Edgewood Arsenal
Maryland
Margaret Knapp
Mary Elizabeth Frasch
Columbus
George Frasch
Burr Nixon
Victor Nixon
Muskogee
Oklahoma
U. S. Army
Robert Sparnon
Carl Sparnon
Harry Shaw
Boston
Massachusetts
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
East
Hunter Street
Wynn Rites To Be Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Celia Wynn aged 48 will be held Wednesday at 10 a m at Leonard Funeral Home. Mrs. Wynn died Monday at the home of her son Lyle Hall in South Logan after a brief illness. Rev. Stanley W. Wiant will officiate. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery. She is survived by her son, a brother William Carter and a half sister Maude Foster in Minneapolis.
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Logan
Leonard Funeral Home
Celia Wynn
Lyle Hall
South Logan
Stanley W. Wiant
Oak Grove
William Carter
Maude Foster
Minneapolis
Harden Rites Held Tuesday
Funeral services for Even Harden 83 retired Washington Township blacksmith and farmer were held Tuesday at 2 p m at Leonard Funeral Home. Rev Carl Wilson officiated with interment in Oak Grove Cemetery. Survivors include wife Minnie two sons Darley Detroit Mich and Walter Columbus one daughter Mrs Albert Hansley Logan Rural Route and one brother Elijah of Pataskla Ohio.
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Logan
Leonard
Even Harden
Washington Township
Carl Wilson
Oak Grove
Minnie
Darley
Detroit
Mich
Walter
Columbus
Albert Hansley
Elijah
Pataskla
Dr Sundberg to Speak to Eagles in Logan Meeting
Springfield educator and humorist Dr C A Sunny Sundberg will address Logan Aerie F O E 2168 members at a Thursday May 27 meeting. Announcement by Logan Aerie president Lewis Richard Canty highlights Sundberg as a nationally known speaker who has lectured across civic clubs fraternal groups and educators in many states over the past twenty years.
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Logan
C. A
Sunny) Sundberg
Springfield
Logan Aerie F. O. E
Lewis Richard Canty
Logan Aerie
Sundberg
Haydenville School Operetta “Polished Pebbles” staged
Haydenville School presented its annual operetta Polished Pebbles at Haydenville Methodist Church Monday night under Miss Grace Orr music supervisor. A large crowd attended the production.
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Haydenville
Haydenville School
Haydenville Methodist Church
Grace Orr
Poppy Day Observed Saturday by Local Students
Logan city children will sell crepe paper poppy emblems honoring Hocking County soldiers under the American Legion Auxiliary. Auxiliary members and students will assist with house to house solicitation and street sales to aid disabled veterans in hospitals. A marriage license was issued in Logan to Joseph Emerson Johnson and Genevieve Virginia Konkler.
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Logan—City
Hocking County
Roy B. Anthony
America Legion Auxiliary Committee
Logan
Joseph Emerson Johnson
Bremen
Volney Johnson
Genevieve Virginia Konkler
Edward Konkler
St John’s Catholic School Pupils Stage Pinocchio Operetta
Pupils from St John’s Catholic School presented the operetta The Adventures of Pinocchio in the school auditorium to a capacity crowd with a second performance on Monday. The cast included J Donahue, S Fancis, J Saving, M A Geiger, J Fox, B Fox, J Connor, R Shonk, F Donaldson, M Eberst, J Krannitz, J Geiger, C Schorr, P Schorr and Catherine Kessler who also played piano with scenery by Augustus Kessler.
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Logan
St. John's Catholic
Pinnccchio
J. Donahue
2. Francis
J. Saving
M. A. Geiger
J. Fox
B. Fox
J. Connor
R. Shonk
F. Donaldson
M. Eberst
J. Krannitz
J. Geiger
C. Schorr
P. Schorr
Catherine Kessler
Augustus Kessler
First Session Opens in The Oven Chamber
The first session of the U.S. House opened in a temporary Capitol chamber nicknamed The Oven. Delegates gathered to begin legislative work in the improvised room as construction continued on the new facilities.
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U. S
House of Representatives
Eagles Wf Honor lag At Rally
Mrs. John E city at Logan Hospital underwent major operation. Donna Cottrill Cavondale was admitted over the week end for an appendectomy.
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Eagles
Logan Hospital
Logan
John E City
Cherrington Hospital
Donna Cottrill
Cavondale
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Lloydt Con
Grantland Rice
IL Q
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Fala
Oes
Lana Turner
Robert
Young
East Hunter Street
Joe Frasch
Humboldt
Tennessee
Nellie Frasch
Cola
Herman Diltz
Kathryn Diltz
William Wright
Charles George
Fred Stracke
Alice Fra
Delair
N. J
Wynn
Harden
Oxfords
Zenners
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Fiterna Ortee Fagies
Logar
Americas
Or Tor
Carl Blosser
Lewis Pchards
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Georgeous
Andi
Jinas Hanneford
Antelees
Ernie Wie
Unee
Cline’s Pharmacy
Cole Bros.’ Circus
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Messenger Office
Cift
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