Moonshine suspects nabbed near Murray City
Bearl Lanning aged 53 of Glouster Route 3 and Woodrow Spencer aged 42 of Nelsonville Route 1 were arrested by state and federal officers at 4 45 pm Monday at a still site on Pittsburg Hollow hill near Murray City. They face federal liquor law charges and were taken to Columbus for a U S. Commissioner hearing.
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Logan
Ward Township
U. S
Columbus
Pittsburgh Hollow Hill
Murray City
Bearl Lanning
Glouster Route 3
Woodrow W. Spencer
Nel
Sonville
Lanning
Spencer
New Straitsville
Mel G. Underwood
U. S. District Court
Enforcement Division
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Federal Alcohol Tax Unit
Lanning and Spencer
Hocking Valley
Robert Newlan
Rotarians Hear Patrolman Speeding Is Blamed For Most Accidents
Logan Rotarians learned speeding leads to most auto crashes at a meeting with Patrolman Charles Whyte of the State Highway Patrol. Whyte cited left‑of‑center driving, tailgating, passing with insufficient distance, fatigue, failure to yield, and racing as top causes. He noted safety features reduce fatalities and showed a driver training film. Guests included Richard Frasure, William Silcott, John Blasius, Don Long, and Lemuel Ball.
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Logan
Logan Rotary Club
Charles Whyte
State Highway Patrol
Athens Post
Whyte
Edward Nelson
Richard Frasure
William Silcott
John Blasius
Don Long
Parkersburg
W. Va
Lemuel Ball
Painesville
Building Is Sold in Logan on Main Street
The frame business building on Main Street Logan changed hands last Saturday. Roger W. Friend, former Logan mayor, sold the property to Hugh and Velma Little of South Logan. Friend leaves his 12 year electrical appliance business to become chief of the drivers license division at the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles in Columbus. Little plans to relocate his watch repair and jewelry store to the new site once vacated.
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Roger W. Friend
Logan
Hugh
Velma Little
South Logan
Friend
Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Columbus
Little
Hammon Building
Hall Hospitalized After Heart Attack in Nelsonville
Hubert Hall of 871 West Hunter Street was rushed by ambulance Monday evening to Mt. St. Mary Hospital Nelsonville after a heart attack. He was stricken while at his new Hillcrest residence but managed to drive home before collapsing at the door.
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Logan
Hubert Hall
W. Hunter St
Mt. St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Hillcrest
Christian Leaders Sunday Observed At Glouster Church
Glouster Church of Christ will observe Christian Leaders Sunday at 10:00 a.m. Speakers from four departments will address Enlarging The Vision Of The Local Church. Hugh Sweeney directs. Frank Price handles the Communion. Music features Helen Kittle and Crystal Andrews among others.
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Glouster
Glouster Church of Christ
Hugh Sweeney
Frank Price
Bible School
Bess Henshaw
Carolyn Conway
William Spencer
Church Board
Rural Life Sunday Observance at Webb Summit Church
Logan Society observed a Rural Life Sunday at Webb Summit Methodist Church on May 26, sponsored by the Webb Summit Farm Bureau Council. Fifty three attendees shared a 12 30 p m basket dinner and a program led by Rev Carl Wetherell with offerings of seeds and soil symbolizing dedication to farming and stewardship.
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Webb Summit Methodist Church
Webb Summit
Carl Wetherell
Clinton St. Clair
Wayne Timberlake
May Tour ist Book Club met at Haney home for dessert
The May meeting of the Tour ist Book Club was held at Mrs. M. B. Haney’s home with thirteen members present. Mrs. J. A. Green led the business session and Mrs. Karl Harper reviewed Call Me Mother by Virginia Taylor Klose. The September meeting is set for Mrs. Charles F. Rauch’s home.
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Tourist Book Club
M. B. Haney
J. A. Green
Karl Harper
Virginia Taylor Klose
Charles F. Rauch
Venus Chapter 76 Eastern Star Honors Past Worthy Matrons and Patrons
Venus Chapter No 76 Order of the Eastern Star recognized past worthy matrons and patrons at a dinner with floral table decor. Welcoming was Mrs Charles Struble. Honorees included Mrs Walter Derr Mrs Lewis Reynolds Mrs Harry Wil lige Mrs Joseph Phillips and others. Logan attendees from nearby chapters and district 27 deputy grand matron plus Shawnee matron attended as guests.
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Venus
Order of the Eastern Star
Charles Struble
Walter Derr
Lewis Reynolds
Harry Willige
Joseph Phillips
Francis Embrose
F. Jay Nimon
Margaret Webb
Rhea Bangert Brown
Harold Brimner
Keith Schultz
Oakley Hysell
Judson Shriner
James M. Rees
Willard Lyke
Francis Embree
Charles F. Barker
Edgar Ewing
Charles Achauer
Logan
Ralph Moore
Springfield
Russell Fitzgerald
Lawrence Ishman
Niagara Falls
Kay Wilcox
Dishon
Shawnee
Homemaking Books Sought for Chauncey Dover Classes
Mrs Jennie Jackson head of home economics at Chauncey Dover High School requests magazine donations on homes child care gardening or related books for class use. Donors may call 2682 or contact home economics students.
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Chauncey
Jennie Jackson
Chauncey-Dover High School
Jackson
Chauncey-Dover High School Alumni Banquet Honors Largest Class
Chauncey The class of 1941 led attendance at the alumni banquet with seven graduates from a class of 52 the largest graduating class up to that time. The event took place Saturday night in the gymnasium.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Glouster News Items Due Early This Week
Glouster editors remind staff to call in news items for Wednesday and Thursday by 11:00 p.m. Tuesday. The notice urges timely submissions to ensure inclusion in the upcoming edition.
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Glouster
Dump Grounds to Close on Decoration Day
George Buchman caretaker of the village dump grounds announces closure on Decoration Day.
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George Buchman
All Day FHA Meet Planned Friday For Students
FHA students hold an all-day meeting Friday starting 10 30 a m New recognition for Junior Homemaker Degree candidates outlined summer work Lunch at noon followed by a house to house selling campaign Aiming to win an automatic sewing machine for the home economic department Sales include insect spray spot remover and a quick shoe shine preparation
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Chauncey
FHA
Home Economic Department
Mrs. Elizabeth Cherry 82 Dies in Springfield Home
Elizabeth Cherry age 82 died of a heart attack early Monday at the Ohio Masonic Home in Springfield. A White Cottage native and former Logan resident widow of Edward Cherry she had been at the home six months. Survived by foster daughter May Kimble of Logan sisters Ella Fisher of Zanesville Bessie Gurley of Columbus and brother Lawrence Wilson of Zanesville. Services set for 2 pm Wednesday at Thompson funeral home White Cottage.
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LOGAN
Elizabeth Cherry
Ohio Masonic Home
Springfield
White Cottage
Zanesville
Edward Cherry
Masonic Home
Catholic Ladies Study Club Meeting Notice
The Catholic Ladies Study Club will meet in the church hall this evening at 7 30 with Mrs Robert Brennan as hostess and in charge of the program.
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Glouster
Catholic Ladies Study Club
Robert Brennan
Glouster Alumni Association Meeting Tonight
The Glouster Alumni Association will meet at 7 30 this evening in the high school building. All ticket holders are asked to attend.
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Glouster
Chapter of Eastern Star Initiation This Evening at 7:30
The Chapter of Eastern Star will hold an initiation ceremony this evening at 7 30. Members and guests are expected to attend as part of the group’s regular activities.
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Order of Eastern Star
Local Family News from Glouster and Columbus
Mr. and Mrs Bert Raskey and son Billie of Columbus visited relatives in Glouster. Sue Milhoan daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Milhoan broke her arm while playing Thursday. She went to Sheltering Arms Thursday evening then to Parkersburg hospital Friday and returned home Sunday.
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Glouster
Bert Raskey
Billie
Columbus
Richard Jones
Sue Milhoan
Charles Milhoan
Sheltering Arms
Parkersburg
Advantages and Disadvantages of Staking Tomatoes
Hocking County extension agent Charles Ingraham explains staking and field growing tomatoes. Staked plants yield cleaner fruit and easier care. field grown often outproduce staked with mulch and good fertilization. A mixed method of staking early varieties and leaving midseason plants untrained balances quality and season length.
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Logan
Charles Ingraham
Hocking County
Ingraham
Chauncey Area Social Figures Attend Alumni Banquet and Visits
Chauncey and surrounding area residents hosted and visited family members during the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall and Christine Brown were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Courtney. Hall attended the Chauncey-Dover alumni banquet and dance with callers Mary and Virginia Hall. Local reseidents and visitors from Columbus Glouster Athens Lancaster Greens Run and Lancaster joined in family visits and social calls.
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Charles Hall
Cincinnati
Christine Brown
Gilbert Courtney
Gil
Hall
Chauncey-Dover
Mary
Virginia Hall
Springfield
Charles Dent
Paul Courtney
Columbus
Virginia
Dent
Courtney
Chauncey
Hall Kittle
Glouster
Thomas Hamilton
Jack Smith
Cathy Crush
Lancaster
Laur
James Schoonover
John Schoonover
Robert Simons
Patricia
Elizabeth
John Simons
Greens Run
Roy Tucker
Gail Fleming
Daniel
Sue Donaldson
Athens
Ray Tucker
William Donaldson
Hospital Notes List of Births Admits and Dismissals
Mr and Mrs Robert Howard of Logan welcome a daughter. Mr and Mrs William R Lecrone of Bremen welcome a son. Admitted Charles Timms Dundas medical Carl Wallar McArthur medical Yee Hing Sing Logan medical Harry Freeman Logan Route 3 medical Ralph Riddlebarger Logan Route 1 treatment. Dismissed Mrs Chester Hunter New Straitsville and son Mrs Lloyd Beck Logan Route 3 and son Harley Davis South Bloomingville to University Hospital Co Lloyd McNeal Laurelville.
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Robert Howard
Logan
William R. Lecrone
Bremen
Charles Timms
Dundas
Carl Wallar
McArthur
Yee Hing Sing
Harry Freeman
Ralph Riddlebarger
Chester Hunter
New Straitsville
Lloyd Beck
Harley Davis
South Bloomingville
University Hospital
Columbus
Lloyd McNeal
Laurelville
Lancaster man found guilty of DWI and resisting arrest
Logan Frederick E. McMillan, 24, of Lancaster, pleaded guilty to two Logan police charges in the mayor's court. He received a $150 fine and costs plus a three day jail term for driving while intoxicated and $25 and costs for resisting arrest. He was jailed Saturday after being taken into custody on W Hunter Street at 4 10 a.m. Sunday.
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Logan
Frederick E. McMillen
Lancaster
W. Hunter St
Millfield group closes books and plans playground repairs
Chauncey The Millfield home and school organization finished the current year and arranged for fathers of school children to help repair the playground giant stride.
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Chauncey
Millfield
Blue Whale Description Echoes Through Ocean Tides
A brief vivid note describes the blue whale with dark blue skin, comparing its color and thickness to carbon paper and noting the thick blubber beneath.
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Main St
H. Hall
Helen Kittle
Crystal Andrews
Susan Janchius
Nancy Lemoine
Specials
Logan Society
Wetherall
Marcia St. Clair
Marvin Six
Ed St. Clair
Lord Jesus
Athens Bottling Co
Pepsi-Cola Company
New York
George C. Shaw
Logan Monument Co
W. Main St
Logan, Ohio
Ence Bullock
Arthur Smith, Jr
Arthur Smith
Jack Schrappe
Don Schrappe
Hocking Valley Hospital
Vance-Leach
Ana
Tappan
W. State St
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