Logan Council Approves Five Year Gas Contract
At the Logan City Council meeting three contracts from Ohio Fuel Gas Co were read for first time. The council suspended the rules to adopt a five year contract with a 60 day notice for possible extension. Arec cent discussion includes recreational center plans by Charles Taylor of the National Recreational Association of Detroit and moves of property owned by Charles Pratts with police and traffic safeguards. Three resolutions authorize fund transfer to an engineering fund, hiring consulting engineers for a sewage disposal plant, and a Bell and Schaal Addition sewage system estimate as an emergency measure.
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Ohio Fuel Gas Co
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Claud Chrisman
Charles Taylor
National Recreational Association of Detroit
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Bell and Schaal
Senators Threaten Boston Pennant Hopes in Tight Race
Washington's pitching staff anchors a 11-3 span in 14 games as Ossie Bluege's Nationals close in on the first division. Leonard and Niggeling own several wins while bats surge, and Detroit edges closer as the pennant chase tightens with top teams beset by rainouts and tight late games.
WSCS Program Highlights May Meeting At Methodist Church
The WSCS of the Methodist Church met in May with devotional by Mrs. Hubert Bolin on Builders of Peace for Tomorrow. Mrs. Mary Spears led a program on Children and the Peace with musical readings and piano by Mrs. Walter Prather. Special music by West School Mother Singers directed by Mrs. George Carr and readings on Children and Peace were presented. Jane Risch offered the closing prayer and Mrs. John Lee was announced June program leader. Hostess committee listed with multiple members.
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Vern Robinette
Charles Adcock
Bertha Oberle
New Mexico
West School Mother Singers
George Carr
Tom Connor
Jane Risch
John Lee
Russell Berlin
Chairman
W. C. Adair
Delia Bishop
Mary Payne
Russell Howe
Minnie Hartley
Grace Michael
Rose Krishbaum
Jeanette Karshner
R. B. Perkins
Jack Kinser
Harry Mock
C. W. Scheide
Hocking 4-H Clubs Set Officers Conference
Hocking County 4-H Clubs will hold their annual officers and advisors conference on Tuesday June 4 at 7 30 pm in the East School Auditorium. County extension agent James R. Smoot will lead a general discussion of 4-H work with leaders of 43 clubs and counselors attending, about 300 expected.
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Application Filed For Ohio Bar Admittance
Fred Macklin of Laurelville will enter Ohio State University Law College this quarter. He registered to practice before the Ohio Supreme Court and appeared before the bar committee chaired by Judge Rhea Pettit Bangert with Forest E. Weinrich and C. Wood Bowen who recommended acceptance.
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Fred Macklin
Laurelville
Ohio State University Law College
Macklin
Supreme Court of Ohio
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Forest E. Weinrich
C. Wood Bowen
Memorial Day Closures in Logan Announced
In observance of Memorial Day many Logan stores and county state offices will close. The Farmers and Merchants Bank and loan companies also shut. No city or rural mail delivery will occur this day.
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Corning Social Notes Highlight Local Activities
Corning High School seniors and faculty advisers prepared for a Lake Erie trip with many attendees named. Community events include a Legion Hall gathering, Veterans Day plans, visits by residents to relatives in Columbus and Camp Atterbury, and local school activities at St Bernard and Corning High.
Local Army News and Navy Family Notes
Pfc William Van Hall left for Kearns Utah after a seven day delay with his parents. He graduated cryptography in May and serves with the Intelligence Corps awaiting deployment to Japan. Fred Jansen Jr, SK3c, sails from Shanghai for the U S stopping at Guam and Seattle after two years aboard ships in the Pacific. He served in Hawaii Midway Wake Marianas Carolines Marshall Yap Palau Iwo Jima Okinawa Philippines and expects discharge after returning home. Elmer Bradka of Columbus and Clayton Roberts spent weekends with relatives. Faithful Class M E Church meets May 28 and Women’s Class May 31 at respective homes. Frank Davis and Arles Cheuvront visit. Phyllis Brown and Adena announce birth of an eight-pound son last Saturday. grandparents Earn Cheuvront Adena and Orley Vore local.
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Shine's Bar and Grill Bowling Team Hosts Sponsor Supper
C E Appleman, sponsor of the Shine's Bar and Grill Bowling Team in the Veterans League, entertained his squad with a supper. He praised the team, noted US bowling activity, and recalled entering the Ohio State Bowling Tournament last season. Guests included Bob Smith Edward Francis Donald Spang Fred Thomas John Sloan Boone Huffman William Sawers William Casto and C E Appleman.
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Shine) Appleman
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Edward Francis
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John Sloan
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Conference on School Bus Transportation Held
Logan Earl Welshimer state education transportation head may attend a Friday afternoon meeting in the county courthouse office. County Superintendent Samuel H. Dillon says the session will focus on the condition of county roads used by school buses and the effort to secure a larger transportation budget. County Engineer Orla Wolfe and a representative from each county school district will attend.
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Earl Welshimer
State Department of Education
Samuel H. Dillon
Court House
Dillon
Orla Wolfe
Alumni Dance Ticket Committee Named at Logan High
Logan High School Alumni have set Friday June 7 1946 as the date for their meeting. The ticket committee includes Mrs John Harrison Miss Betty Roher and George McGonagle. Tickets are sold at Lees Riches Grooms and Leon Eichles Smoke House drug stores.
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Betty Roher
George McGonagle
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Smoke House
Mooney To Speak At Jacksonville Trimble Graduation
LOGAN L P Mooney the Hocking County representative to the General Assembly will be the speaker at the graduation ceremonies at Jacksonville Trimble High School this evening. Also marriage annulled in Common Pleas Court Monday Ronald Keith Ayres Marie Ayers Carbon Hill. Logan Aerie Eagles meet tonight at Route 33 home instead of Memorial Day.
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Hocking County
General Assembly
Jacksonville-Trimble High School
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Rhea Pettit Bangert
Common Pleas Court
Ronald Keith Ayres
Marie Ayers
Carbon Hill
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Memorial iDay
Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s National and American Leagues
National League results show St Louis routing Chicago 12 to 2 and New York defeating Brooklyn 5 to 2 while Pittsburgh and Cincinnati posted 6 to 3. Boston Philadelphia game rained out. American League games include Washington over New York 2 to 1 and Detroit over Cleveland 6 to 1 with Chicago topping St Louis 9 to 2 and Philadelphia Boston rainouts.
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Schedule of Major League Baseball Games Today
New York at Brooklyn. Boston at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. St. Louis at Chicago. Washington at New York. Philadelphia at Boston. Detroit at Cleveland. Only games scheduled.
U S Golfer Reaches Fourth Round in British Amateur
Frank Stranahan of Toledo Ohio advances to the fourth round of the British Amateur Golf Tournament at Birkdale England with a five and four victory over Marisha Robertson a 27 year old Northern England munitions worker. Stranahan shares spotlight with Chick Evans Jr of Chicago as the other American entrant remaining in the event.
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Mishaps Mark Prep for 500 Mile International Sweep Stakes
At Indianapolis Motor Speedway workers cleared the track for tomorrow's 30th running of the 500 mile International Sweep Stakes. Bud Bardowski and Charles Van Acker were bumped from the starting field. Gigi Villiersi and Duke Nalon qualified Maseratis while Rubic Caraccioli suffered injuries in a crash and Robert Arbuthnot failed to get on track with a damaged Lagonda motor. The pole time remained Ralph De Palma Epburn’s 132.944 set last Sunday and no new mark topped it.
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Gary
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Milan
Italy
Duke Nalon
Los Angeles
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Ralph Epburn
van Nuys
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Reds Boast .400 Hitter In Slugging Ray Lamanno
CincinnatiRed catcher Ray Lamanno, a Navy veteran, hit three of four at bats to raise his season average to .400 with 24 hits in 60 at bats and five extra base hits. The Reds lost to the Pirates 6 3 as Lamanno starred with three singles in the defeat.
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Fullerton's Roundup: Strand eyes outdoor season in US
Lennart Strand, Swedish star runner, arrives in New York amid questions about his past clemency. He explains he has only run seriously for about a year after rowing and Army contests. Strand plans a brief outdoor season and may not return indoors.
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Middletown Reds Rally For 9 7 Win In Ohio State League
Middletown Reds, 8th win in 12 starts, beat Newark Moundsmen 9 7 on only five hits. Six errors, nine walks and three hit batsmen aided the victory as Springfield beat Lima 5 1 and Marion topped Dayton 10 6. Lefty Herman Dillman allowed four hits in a four run effort for Springfield. Ed Plowshay homered.
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Indianapolis Takes AA Lead
Paul Derringer pitched a four hit shutout for the Indianapolis Indians to lift them to the American Association’s top spot with a 5-0 win over Columbus in the seven inning opener of a twin bill. Louisville fell after Toledo won 5-4 in 10 innings. St Paul dropped 6-4 to Kansas City as Milwaukee routed Minneapolis 13-3.
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OSU Aquatics Hawaii Bound
The Ohio State University athletic board approved a summer trip to Hawaii for the undefeated 1946 swimming team led by Coach Mike Peppe and assistant Carl Wirthwein. They will depart San Francisco June 29 by Clipper for exhibitions sponsored by the Hawaii Club of Honolulu.
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