Three Logan FFA members to receive State Farmer honors
Three members of the Chief Logan Chapter of Future Farmers will be awarded the State Farmer honor at the state convention May 31. Lester Nihiser Harold Nihiser Jr and Jack North are selected for this top vocational ag achievement, with judging and speaking contests also planned for the event.
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Logan
Future Farmers
Warren G. Weller
Ohio State University
Lester Nihiser
Harold Nihiser, Jr
Jack North
Harold
Lester
Harold Nihiser
Jack
Noel North
America
Harold Nuhiser
Lester Nuhiser
Ralph Clark
Harold Nuihiser
Clyde Allibery
Max Carpenter
Clyde Allbery
John Tubbs
John Brown
Jack Souders
Herbert McKinley
Bill Saxton
Bob Sigler
Don Kime
Elbert Henderson
Bob Helber
Logans Social Notes Show Numerous Local Club Events
Logan society page records Monday Night Duplicate Bridge at Haydensville with high score by Mrs. John Connor and second by Mrs. J R Hankinson. Sewing Club guests hosted by Mrs. Paul Jurgensmier on N Mulberry St followed by a Pastime Bridge Club dinner and games at Mrs. Stanley Baker’s N Market St. Wedding notice details a May 26 Presbyterian ceremony uniting George Neal and Josephine Neal of Lancaster. Memorial Day gatherings include gatherings at Lancaster Camp Grounds and visits by Mrs. Edgar Paul and families to Springfield, Nenia, New Paris, and Richmond.
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Elmer Tschappat
Maud Hack
Howard White
Mary Louise Bowen
Paul Jurgensmier
N. Mulberry St
Eleanor Nelson
Jack Moorehead
Dottie Lemon
J. A. Weiss
Margaret Rechenwaldt
Ralph Moorehead, Jr
Stanley Baker
Bridge Club
Pritchards
Baker
N. Market St
Frank Harden
Clinton Webb
Judson Shriner
Jacob Keller
Jess
Henry ©. Carr
Presbyterian Manse
George Neal
Lancaster
Josephine Neal
H. Watts
Mr. Neal
Dallas Kinser
I. Market St
Claude Hammon
John Lee
Sam Primmer
Henry Dague
Matheny
Harry Bell
James Barker
Clarence Blosser
Frank Allen
Harry Swaim
Bobby
Nellie Allen
Lancaster Camp Grounds
Edgar Paul
Wiliam Valentine
Springfield
Nenia
New Paris
Richmond
Logan
Philip de Maine
Akron
Junle
Patty
Jimmie
Emma Becker
Sarah Rockhold
E. Hunter St
de l [Maines
Bobcats Close Season With Three Home Series
With three home games left Coach Don C. Peden guides the Ohio Bobcats in a spring baseball stretch against Marshall and Kentucky. Chuck Traeger and Jack Singerman pace a .400+ trio of hitters as Burdette and Jurkovic anchor the mound in a bid to sweep the Wildcats and Thundering Herd.
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Don C. Peden
Bobcats
Marshall College
Thundering Herd
Marshall
Kentucky Wildcats
Locats
Peden
Ohio State Bucks
Marietta ‘Pioneers
Samson
Chuck Traeger
Kentucky
Freeman
Sayre
Brooks
Chuck Burdette
John Jurkovic
Paul Andrish
Jerry Kaufman
Burdette
Jurkovic
Jurk
Bucks
Blue Grass Boys
Bobcat
Medical Notes Of Logan Area
Mrs Martin Heigle from Logan RFD was admitted Tuesday to Mt. Carmel Hospital in Columbus for treatment. Mrs Vinton Carpenter of Enterprise has been ill at home since last Thursday. Mrs Floyd Disbennett is ill at her N Orchard St home. Robert Myers, son of Mr and Mrs Sam Myers of Marshfield, visiting relatives in West Logan, was treated for a dog bite on the left cheek at a local physician’s office Tuesday. Lou Daubenmier received treatment for a puncture wound and left hand injury from a punch at a Logan Clay Product Company plant. X rays showed no broken bones. Mrs John Johnson of Nelsonville underwent major surgery Monday at Hocking Valley Hospital. David Griffith of Shawnee underwent surgery Tuesday afternoon at Hocking Valley Hospital.
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Logan
Martin Heigle
Logan Rfd
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Logan Clay Product Company
John Johnson
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley Hospital
David Griffith
Shawnee
H.V. Hospital
Lawyer To Be Honored On 100th Birthday
Robert Swineheart of Adelphia will observe his 100th birthday June 27 after practicing law for more than 70 years. Local lawyers from several counties planned a dinner at the K of P Hall in Adelphia at 6 30 p m with Luther Yaple of Chillicothe to speak. Citizens are invited to attend.
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Logan
Robert Swineheart
Adelphia
Hocking
Ross
Piqua Fairfield
Vinton
Frank Redfern
K. of P
Divorce Suit Filed Custody Asked in Logan Case
A divorce suit was filed in Common Pleas Court Tuesday by John W. Miller against Clara Miller on grounds of gross neglect of duty, seeking custody of their minor child John Luther, age 3. The couple wed February 1941. In Huddy v Huddy, the court granted divorce May 28 with temporary custody of four elder children to the defendant and custody of a younger child to the plaintiff. defendant ordered to pay $5 weekly to the plaintiff before July 2.
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Logan
Common Pleas
John W. Miller
Clarawell Miller
John Luther
Ruby Huddy
Carl Huddy
Mrs Monks Lauded For Red Cross Work
Honorable mention has been made by Mrs Elearr of the Logan Red Cross Chapter for Paul Monks who donated over 1000 hours as production chairman making European relief woolen dresses layettes woolen capes and other knitted garments Appreciation is extended to Logan women who assisted Mrs Monks in her donation
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Logan
Elearr
Horwell
Red Cross
Hirs
Paul Monks
Two Men Post Bonds After Court Appearance
Logan—Arraigned in Frank J. Clairs court Tuesday were Rank Hyman and Russell G Lape of South Perry. Both posted $100 bonds. Haymen pleaded innocent to intoxication when apprehended by the sheriff's department. Lape pleaded not guilty to assault charges filed by Irene Branum of South Perry.
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Logan
Frank J. Clairs
Rank Hyman
Russell G- Lape
F South Perry
Haymen
Sheriffs Department
Lape
Artery
Irene Branum
al K
South Perry
Improvements Are Discussed At Meeting
At the Kiwatus Club dinner meeting Art Gasser invited Dr. C. F. Rauch Major Denzil Weltner and James R. Smoot to speak. Rauch discussed the lake project with work to start this year. Weltner outlined postwar city plans including meters water softener and river bridge work. Smoot spoke on postwar agricultural improvements including soil rebuilding lands to grass and the veterans training program. The June 4 program will be arranged by H. D. Arnold.
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E. Main St
Mulberry St. River
Logan
Smoot
H. D. Arnold
Logan High Band Members Receive Keys at Meet
Logan High School band seniors were presented with keys by James Horwell at the Band Boosters meeting Monday evening. Recipients included Janice Barker Mary Jo Adcock Jacqueline Beal Mary Jane Campbell Shirley Blum James Graham Harold Haas Paul Hunsaker Amy Jo Littlejohn Delmer Mowery Ruth Ann Norris James Rees Martha Sheets Marie Stone Harland Walker. Two seniors Shirley Blum and Delmer Mowery also received letters. Other named members included Roberta Mohler Lee Hiles Bill Goodlive Frank Mays Tom Robbi and Jack Thomas.
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Logan
Logan High School
Jjames Horwell
Janice Barker
Mary Jo Adcock
Jacqueline Beal
Mary Jane Campbell
Shirley Blum
James Graham
Harold Haas
Paul Hunsaker
Amy Joe Littlejohn
Delmer Mowery
Ruth ‘Ann Norris
James Rees
Martha Sheets
Marie Stone
Harland Walker
Roberta Mohler
Lee Hiles
Bill Goodlve
Frank Mays
Tom Robbi
Jack Thomas
Local Draft Board Lists Several Honorable Discharges
Logan area notices list multiple honorable discharges from the Selective Service Board in Great Lakes Illinois. Names include Jack Marshall George Eastman Harold Nixon Ray Lohr Raymond Perkins Jacob Hahn Robert Brandon John Henderson and Lee Bay with home streets and May discharge dates. Some are listed as overseas time or ER C enlistment details.
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LOGAN
Selective Service Board
Great Lakes
Ill
Jack Marshall
Walnut St
George Junior Eastman
W. Second St
Harold R. Nixon
E. Second St
Ray E. Lohr
S. Culver St
Raymont Perkins
Jacob FR. Hahn
Rockbridge
E. M
Robert L. Brandon
E. Hunter St
Camp Atterbury
Ind
John D. Henderson
Er.c
Lee Clinton Bay
Lancaster
Drug Store Personnel Guests at Dinner
Logan Risch Drug Stores personnel from Logan Jackson Washington D D H Lancaster attended a dinner hosted by Borden Ice Cream Co at the head Hotel Wednesday at 730 pm. Attendees from the Logan stores included Lester Risch John Marshall Mrs. John Marshall Mr. Tom Walsh Mrs. Tom Walsh Mr. Charles Fox and several staff members.
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Logan
Risch Drug Stores
Lenna Kerr Wins Second in Atlantic Poetry Contest
Miss Lenna Kerr a junior at Ohio State University secures second place in the annual Atlantic Poetry contest for her poem Shadowing Wall. The Kerr family learns of the achievement Wednesday morning as the prize honors collegiate poets with prize recognition. Memorial Day guests include Miss Thelma Keyes clerk of courts and relatives from Canal Winchester Logan and Logan to visit Zanesville.
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Logan
Thelma Keyes
Larry
Michael
Canal Winchester
E. V. Cherry
Zanesville
Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s National and American Leagues
In the National League, St Louis defeated Chicago 5 to 2, Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 7 to 0, Brooklyn won 5 to 1 over New York, and Boston faced Philadelphia in a night game. In the American League, Boston beat Philadelphia 2 to 0, New York defeated Washington 4 to 0, Detroit beat Cleveland 4 to 1, while St Louis vs Chicago was postponed.
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Boston
New York
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Basketball Tonight Rivalry Pairings Across League
Two scorelines feature Boston at Brooklyn and New York at Philadelphia with nine games across major cities. Matchups include Cincinnati at Chicago St Louis at Pittsburgh Detroit at St Louis Chicago at Cleveland Philadelphia at New York Washington at Boston.
Budge and Riggs Finish Tour at Dayton Moraine Club
Don Budge and Bobby Riggs conclude their cross country tennis tour at Moraine Country Club in Dayton. Riggs leads 23 to 21 in the series after matches began in Chicago on March 9, with a final event scheduled in Nashville, Tennessee.
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Dayton
Don Budge
Bobby Riggs
The
Moraine Country Club
Riggs
Budge
Chicago
Nashville
Tenn
Buck Baseballers Have Trichinosis
Five Ohio State University players are recovering from trichinosis after eating undercooked pork. At University Hospital are George Ranz of Cincinnati and William Courtney George Oursy and Dick Magato of Columbus. William Cope is in a Zanesville hospital.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
University Hospital
George Ranz
Cincinnati
William Courtney
George Oursy
Dick Magato
William Cope
Zanesville
Nelson in Columbus Open
Byron Nelson, once the Mr. Big of golf, enters the $10,000 Columbus Open. Duicks Unlimited announces a $275,000 Canada breeding grounds restoration and management program by its board in Milwaukee.
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Columbus
Byron Nelson
Ben Hogan
Ducks Unlimited
Milwaukee
Wis
Ducks Unlimited, Inc
Canada
Old Records Eclipsed As Indy 500-Mile Resumes
Indianapolis brims with race fans awaiting the 36th Indianapolis 500 with an expected crowd around 146000. Cliff Bergere starts from the pole after a 126.471 mph qualifying, Rex Mays and Ralph Hepburn among top contenders. Bergere, 49, and Hepburn, 50, sped to top times as 27 drivers posted speeds above 120 mph. the race offers $20000 to the winner plus lap prizes and other swag, on a 200-lap, two-and-a-half mile track totaling 500 miles.
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Indianapolis
Cliff Bergere
Rex Mays
Long Beach
Calif
Ralph Hepburn
van Nuys
Maurin Rose
South Bend
Ind
Hepburn
Bergere
Mays
Floyd Roberts
Los Angeles
Ruffing Powers Yankees Past Senators in 5-1 Win
Charley Ruffing pitched the pace setting New York Yankees to a 5-1 victory over the Washington Senators. The win marked Ruffing's 268th career American League win and his third of the season without a defeat, widening the Yankees’ lead to one and a half games over the Senators.
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NEW York
Charley
Brook“Red
Dodgers
Lombardi
Washington Senators
St. Louis Cardinals
Tha Vonle
Sarea An Rer Cpap
Eare
Anaes
Ruffing
Yankees
Senators
Ferriss Extends Winning Streak as Red Sox Blank A's
Boston pitcher Dave Ferriss earned his eighth win without a loss in a 1 to 0 shutout of the Philadelphia Athletics. Phil Murchildon pitched well for Boston allow ing five hits, with both Red Sox runs unearned. Ferriss yielded six singles to the Mackmen in a classic pitchers duel.
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Boston
Dave
Tigers Triumph Over Indians 4 to 1
Detroit Tigers defeated the Cleveland Indians 4 to 1 for their fifth win in six meetings with Cleveland. Hal Newhouser pitched the complete game for Detroit, allowing five hits while Detroit had eight hits off three Cleveland pitchers.
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Cleveland
CPI
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Hal Newhouser
Bengels
Indians
Detroit
Gumbert Hurling Stops Pittsburgh in 6–4 Win
Cincinnati snapped a four game Pirates streak with a 6 to 4 victory in Pittsburgh. The Reds pushed across a decisive eighth inning run after a 6 6 tie, aided by two singles and an infield out. Nine pitchers combined for two hours and 34 minutes as Bucky Walters Clayton Lambert Clyde Shoun and Harry Gumbert limited the Pirates attack. Nick Strincevich was the losing pitcher.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Reds
Pirates
Bucky Walters
Clayton Lambert
Clyde Shoun
Harry Gambert
Lambert
Nick Strincevich Iuas
Cardinals defeat Cubs 5 to 2 in Chicago
Pitcher Harry Brecheen and outfielder Terry Moore led the St. Louis Cardinals to a 5-2 victory over the Chicago Cubs. The win clinched the series for St. Louis two games to one and moved them to a 5-3 edge in the season series. Brecheen pitched 10 innings, improved to 2-0 against the Cubs this season, and doubled off Russ Meers for an early 2-0 lead.
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Chicago CP
Harry Brecheen
Terry Moore
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Brecheen
Cubs
Cub
Russ Meers
Lombardi First To Win Seven Games
Vic Lombardi became the first National League pitcher to reach seven victories this season by limiting the New York Giants to five hits in a decisive Brooklyn win.
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Lombardi
Brooklyn
Vic Lombardi
New York Giants
Big Train Wallace Johnson Stricken By Brain Tumor
Walter Johnson the Kansas farm boy known as the Big Train and a former major league right hander is critically ill at Georgetown Hospital with a brain tumor. A stroke left his left arm numb though he had regained some mobility in a wheelchair before slipping into unconsciousness yesterday as Dr. Kelcher noted increasing brain pressure.
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Washington
Walter Johnson
Kansas
Georgetown Hospital
Thomas F. Kelcher
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Raymond Jones
Merdith Gano
Anthony Stroup
Frank Fox
Fred Jurgensmier
Lloyd Blosser
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C. J. Hatfield
Billy
Mrs. Hatfield
Bertha Nimon
Hatfields
Newark
Mr. Hatfield
Paul Hatfield
Messenger Sports Bobcats
Phil Hallman
Logan Area
Budge, Riggs
Nelson
Icolumbus
W. Hunter Sr
Charles Dunkley
Indianapolis Speedway
Indiana
Ferris
Tigers
Gumbert
Bruins
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Ersee
Paul
Athens
Bivona Git
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Lee
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Mgregor
U.S
McGregor
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