Many Groups To Have Part In Ceremony In Logan
Logan observes Memorial Day with a 9 am parade to cemeteries and a 10 am program at Worthington Park led by Rev. A M Taylor. Participants include Schoolchildren GAR Women’s Relief Corps Spanish American War vets Legionnaires Auxiliary Sons of Veterans. music by American Legion Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Worthington Park
A. M. Taylor
GAR
Women’s Relief Corps
Legionnaires
Auxiliary
Sons of Veterans
C. Wood Bowen
W. W. Martin
James Allen
American Legion Band
Logan Brief Social Notes
Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Landis included Pearl Six and daughter Eleanor Stewart James Carmichel Floyd Six and children Bobbie and Shirley AthensRecent guests at the Landis home were Kenneth Smith and son Tommy Ira Smith and daughter Nancy Sue and Edith Lee of Nelsonville Mr and Mrs Jesse Brown of Zanesville were guests of Mr and Mrs A M Brown Sundays HEAR PAPER ON RUSKIN Mrs G W Rochester entertained the Delphian Society at North Market St The hostess presented a paper on John Ruskin Roll call quoted from his works Refreshments were served to members and one guest Mrs Rudolph Brown Sr With the school year near ing closure most local schools hold picnics Wednesday the sixth grade pupils at the central building picnicked for mothers at Rockview Park near Rockbridge A committee of boys and girls served the picnic supper Tommy Grooms announced Sue Case recited Frank Lanning Buddy Vanfossen Jack Farbearn mimicked the three stooges A group of girls led by Vivian Rheinscheid presented It Can Be Done The pupils traveled to the picnic by George Lehman while mothers arrived in private cars.
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Earl Landis
Pearl Six
Eleanor
Stewart
James Carmichel
Floyd
Bobbie
Shirley
Athens
Landis
Kenneth Smith
Tommy
Ira Smith
Nancy Sue
Edith Lee
Nelsonville
Jesse Brown
Zanesville
A. M. Brown
This City
Ruskin
G. W. Rochester
Delphian Society
North Market St
John Ruskin
Rudolph Brown, Sr
Minnie Moore
Rockview Park
Rockbridge
Tommy Grooms
Sue Case
Frank Lanning
Buddy Vanfossen
Jack Farbearn
Three Stooges
Vivian Rheinscheid
George Lehman
Logan Central PTA Elects New Officers
Logan Central PTA held its year end meeting at Logan High Auditorium to elect officers. Mrs. Harry Thomas will become president, with Mrs. Clinton Webb as vice president, Mrs. Stanton Pond as secretary, and Charles Eberst as treasurer. Mrs. Brimner reported the Athens district conference, James F. Rutgers led a manual arts article auction, and mothers directed by Mrs. Allen Adams performed two songs with Mrs. Walter Prather as accompanist.
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Logan
Central Parent-Teacher Association
Logan High Auditorium
Harry Thomas
Arlie Brimner
Clinton Webb
Stanton Pond
Charles Eberst
Brimner
Athens
James F. Rutgers
Manual Arts
Allen Adams
Walter Prather
Formation of Golf Course Control Group Near Logan
A meeting Wednesday night with 25 men from Nelsonville Haydenville and Logan led to assurance a group will form to take over the Hocking Valley Golf course from owner S W Wright. Wilbur Lanning chairs. William Woodard and Claude Bright join in a membership drive aiming 100 plus members. Rotary Kiwanis and Logan Chamber of Commerce show interest.
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Logan
Hocking Valley
Nelsonville
Haydenville
Wilbur Lanning
William Woodard
Claude Bright
S. W. Wright
Rotary
Kiwanis
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Change Official Plan for Shift of Camp Logan Enrolles
New orders at Camp Logan reversed plans to abandon the camp and transfer personnel to Camp Dean near Ironton. Packing was under way with transfer slated for tomorrow while Camp Hocking personnel remain. Evacuation of Camp Hocking white enrolles had been underway with plans to move Negro enrolles from Camp Logan to Camp Hocking.
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Camp Logan
Ing
Logan Widow Clara Collins Dies at 78
Clara Collins 78 widow of Comrade Thomas Collins died at her N Walnut Street home after weeks of illness from a stroke. She leaves son Edward C. Collins WPA field engineer, son F. M. Collins, and Miss Mary Collins. granddaughter Ruth Collins. a brother in Oklahoma. Funeral at First Methodist Episcopal Church Friday at 2 PM with Rev. W. N. Shank. Burial Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Clara Collins
Thomas Collins
N. Walnut St
Edward C. Collins
Hocking County
WPA
F. M. Collins
Washington Township
Mary Collins
Ruth Collins
Logan Baccalaureate Plans Completed
Logan High plans baccalaureate services in the auditorium at 2 30 Sunday afternoon. Dr Edmund A Soper of Ohio Wesleyan will speak. Senior High Girls Glee Club to sing processional and recessional. Reverends Heyde Babylon and Bliss to give invocation scripture reading prayer and benediction. Glee club will offer The Butterfly and The Snow.
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Logan
Logan High
Edmund A. Soper
Ohio Wesleyan
Amos L. Heyde
R. C. Babylon
Elmer Bliss
Glee Club
Pupils Enjoy Picnic at Kachelmacher Park
East Logan grade school pupils had a Tuesday picnic at Kachelmacher Park. East Parent-Teacher Association members arrived to provide supper. High school coach Tom Bender attended to direct games.
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Logan—East
Kachelmacher Park
East Parent-Teacher Association
Tom Bender
Car Sales Hit Fifty One At Logan County Dealers
Auto dealers in Logan County report total May sales of 51 new cars. Many secondhand vehicles are also moving through lots as transfers rise. Frank Rose is appointed as mechanic at Camp Hocking after starting as an employee due to his efficiency.
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Logan
Hocking County
Frank Rose
Camp
Hocking
Field Day Planned at Carpenter Southeast Farm
Pomeroy reports a June field day to be held at the Southeastern Experiment Farm in Carpenter on Tuesday afternoon June 8. Leaders say the program will focus on meadows and pastures, their value for erosion control and farm finance, with emphasis on timothy and other grasses in alfalfa mixes and the economics of pasture fed livestock. The event will showcase the new Thorne Wheat promising two bushels per acre.
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Pomeroy
Southeastern
Carpenter
Ohio
Cut in Accident at Rig and Ree Co Worker
Pomeroy Elwood Bowers was cut on the face when a crowbar slipped at work. He required eight stitches for the laceration. It is noted that the number of families on American farms during 1936 totaled 7,464,000.
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Pomeroy
Elwood Bowers
Rig and Ree Co
Appointment of E L Wilson Executor for Withers Estate
E L Wilson of New Marshfield Ohio is named executor of the estate of L Withers deceased of New Marshfield Athens County Ohio Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred Dated May 10 1937 Louis Tyroler Probate Judge Athens County Ohio
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E. L. Wilson
New Marshfield
Ohio
L Withers
Athens County
Louis Tyroler
Said
Scout Campaign Aims to Reach 450 Quota in Hocking County
Logan Progress reports a financial drive for the Boy Scout movement in Hocking County. About 30 canvassers are active in the city and county areas. Edward C. Paul, chairman, says the $450 quota should be met, with final verification after the week’s end reports.
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Logan
Boy Scouts
Hocking County
Washington D. C
Howard Kautz
Central Ohio
Lancaster Armory
Boy Scout Movement
Edward C. Paul
Hocking County Youth Entertains Athens Club
Hocking County youth hosted the Athens County Senior 4-H Club at Maccabee Hall Tuesday evening with 40 people present. The visiting delegation, including William Benhower Agnes Terre Helen Sheridan Anna May Russ and Bernice McLeads, delivered short talks after a program of games and dances, followed by refreshments.
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Logan
Hocking County
Athens County
Maccabee Hall
William Benhower
Agnes Terre
Helen Sheridan
Anna May Russ
Bernice McLeads
OSU Floriculturalist Addresses Garden Club
Logan service highlights Victor H. Ries exten sion floriculturist of Ohio State University spoke to Logan Garden Club members Tuesday evening. He remained in Logan to assist in a parks district tour for garden clubs statewide and gave the local club instructions for a fall flower show. Members submitted arrangements for critique.
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Logan
Victor H. Ries
Ohio State University
Logan Garden Club
Parks
Logan Proclaims Poppy Day With Memorial Poppy Wear
Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald proclaims Saturday as Poppy Day in Logan urging all residents to wear memorial poppies in memory of those who made the supreme patriotic sacrifice during World War.
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Logan
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Woman suffers fracture in wrist fall at home
Mrs. Clifford Thompson of Washington Township fractured both bones of the right arm at the wrist after a fall at her residence earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Thompson
Washington Township
Birth of Daughter to Mr and Mrs C T Tompkins
Announcement from Gallipolis reports the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Tompkins. Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. Newton Spencer of this city are the baby’s grandparents.
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Logan
C. T. Tompkins
Gallipolis
Newton Spencer
Logan Band Seeks Sponsors For Free Summer Concerts
Logan High Band led by Fred Wardwell asks local merchants to sponsor free concerts at Chieftain Field this summer. Funds will buy new music and cover concert expenses.
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Logan
Fred Wardwell
Logan High Band
Chieftain Field
Senior Class Presents Novel Program Friday at Logan High
Logan High School will stage the second part of Class Night Friday in the auditorium. Nine plane landings will be made with Joe Stoughton as announcer and Bob Ralston as the late passenger. Pieces include Justice Triumphs Senior Parting Shots and the Dionne Quints.
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LOGAN
Logan High School
Joe Stoughton
Bob Ralston
Dionne Quints
Seniors Head Two-Week Washington Trip from Ohio High Schools
To Go to Washington LOGAN Seniors of Carbon Hill Gibisonville and South Bloomingville High Schools will leave Monday morning on a two week motor trip to Washington D C They will be accompanied by S H Dillon Walter Stuart Carbon Hill Mr and Mrs Clyde Byers Athens County Kaye Blosser Miss Velva Brashares and Miss Mary Ruth Krinn Gibisonville and Edson Shaw South Bloomingville
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Logan
Carbon Hill
Gibisonville
South Bloomingville
Washington, D. C
S. H. Dillon
Walter Stuart
Clyde Byers
Athens County
Kaye Blosser
Velva Brashares
Mary Ruth Krinn
Edson Shaw
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