Early Practice Games Set for American Legion Junior League
Logan will host two pre season games this Thursday and Friday at Chieftain Athletic field starting at six. Four teams will form the loop in its tenth year with a ten game schedule to follow and rosters of fourteen per team.
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LOGAN
American Legion
Chieftain Athletic Field
Kiwanis Club
Logan Post American Legion
Albert Leonard
Francis Myers
Joe Thomas
Marion Allen
Charles Eberst
Leonard
Ohio Wesleyan
Myers
Roy Marshall
O'Neil Mowery
Thomas
Ralph Webb
Bob McBride
Jimmy McGonagle
Jack Bunts
Bob Snyder
Fred Davis
Roma Marx
Howard Miller
Jack Farbearn
Hunter Burt
John Buchanan
Cecil Scott
Jimmy Adcock
Harry Struble
Bob Clendenen
Bob Martin
Clayton Hoskins
Harry Hughes
Bob Chute
Ed Kemper
Jack Taulbee
Bill Scott
Jim Goss
Jack Roberts
Jack Lee
Ned Smith
Tommy Brehm
Edwin Lineberger
Willard Wells
Dick Brown
Cliff Smith
Jim Crabbe
Ray Wilson
Jack Rauch
Pat Donahue
Eldon Carr
Mark Wylie
Ned Webb
Tracy Conrad
Allen
Eddie Cole
Jonas Morris
Joe Kelenbarger
Ray Lohr
Bob Robinson
Dick Tschudy
Gene Brown
Jim Baker
Willis Denny
Fred Shively
Bill Johnson
Bill Shaw
Laban Mowbray Dies After Heart Disease Fight
Funeral services will be held for Laban Mowbray 62 at 10 30 a m Thursday at Greenfield. He died in an Athens hospital late Monday night from heart disease and complications. He worked 14 years for Logan Home Telephone Co until a heart attack forced him to stop. He is survived by a sister in Greenfield. burial in Greenfield.
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LOGAN
Laban Mowbray
Athens
Greenfield
Logan Home Telephone Co
Fire Equipment To Be Ordered at Once
Logan contracts will award the new fire apparatus within days. Hanley Engineering Co Prospect gets the pumper and equipment mounted on a chassis by Ogg and Beasley. Bids total 2242 dollars, under the estimated cost by over 250 dollars.
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LOGAN
R. R. Loomis
Hanley Engineering Co
Prospect
Ogg and Beasley
Ogg and
Beasley
Straitsville Memorial Day Program Observed In New Straitsville
Memorial Day services were held in New Straitsville at 9 am with a parade to the cemetery. The New Straitsville high school band led the march and American Legion and other patriotic groups participated. Willard Mason of New Lexington delivered the principal address. Graves of soldiers were decorated by children.
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New Straitsville
American Legion
Willard Mason
New Lexington
Rompel
Water Output Passes Million Gallon Mark
LOGAN Hot weather boosts daily water works output to 700 800 thousand gallons as the city adds a new well. The only prior milepost was during pool filling when over one million gallons flowed daily for three days. Washburn relation noted in SAVED AT SEA column.
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Logan
R. R. Loomis
Sarah Riggs Dies At Home in Logan
Logan Ohio. Mrs. Sarah E. Riggs 85 died at 2 35 P M Tuesday at 545 W Hunter St after a long illness. Two stepsons Frank and Jesse Riggs survive along with sisters Jacob Cotterman Laurel Township Mrs Matilda Blum Logan and Mrs Etta Beougher Lancaster. Rites set for 2 PM Thursday at St John Lutheran Laurel Township with Rev Amos L Heyde in charge. Burial in adjacent cemetery.
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Sarah Riggs
Logan
Frank
Jesse Riggs
She
Jacob Cotterman
Laurel Township
Matilda Blum
Etta Beougher
Lancaster
St. John Lutheran Church
Amos L. Heyde
Scout Finance Campaign Reaches Near Target Over $1000
The Logan Boy and Girl Scouts fund drive led by Charles C. Achauer surpassed its $950 goal with about $1,000 subscribed. A final checkup is planned later this week and is expected to push the quota higher. The ornamental gateway fund follows, with a $2,500 target and plans to use remaining funds for publicity and promotion.
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Logan — Boy and Girl Scouts
Charles C. Achauer
Ornamental Gateway Fund
Alumni Meet Draws About Two Hundred At Murray City
Approximately 200 attendees gathered for the eighth annual Murray City High School alumni banquet and dance on Saturday night. George Gears welcomed the class, with Supt. Joe Stone presenting, and William Shuttleworth delivering the class response. Officers named included President Arthur Shelton, Vice-President Forest Ayers, Secretary Edison Jonas, and Treasurer John Byron. The Band Boosters served the banquet and plan to elect officers Thursday.
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Murray City
George Gears
Joe Stone
William Shuttleworth
Arthur Shelton
Forest Ayers
Edison Jonas
John Byron
Band Boosters
Ray Palmer
Detroit
Matt Thomas
Ernie Ernfield
Zanesville
Charles Shankwiler
James Thomas
Barberton
John Shaffer
Helen’ Brooker
Pat McKinnon
Columbus
Blanche
Cleveland
J. A. Ayers
Emma Franklin
Marie
Willis
Moe Tolen
Joe Taylor
Tolen
Barbara Brutvan
Mike Brutvan
Harry Bradbury
Nelsonville
William Bradbury
Howard Beougher
Samantha Shelton
Aubrey Irvin
Helen Irvin
Earl Irvin
Harry Mullencamp
Harry Shuttleworth
J. W. Martin
Mack McIintyre
Dennis Babbs
Shawnee
Howard Bush
Pritchard Peacock
Robert Peacock
Toledo
Charles Hoffman
Charles Price
Sam Penn
Barney Penn
Robert Haas
Charles Mitchell
Frank Hillyer
Logan
Oscar Hillyer
Gilbert Archer
George Archer
Henry Bennett
Memorial Program Draws 600 School Children in Logan
Logan held memorial ceremonies with about 600 students marching to cemeteries to decorate graves. The American Legion Auxiliary placed over 80 sprays on World War II veterans’ graves, and the event featured a firing squad, taps, and park rituals by the American Legion Band and Women’s Relief Corps.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Worthington Park
American Legion
Women’s Relief Corps
Logan Post
James Rees
Harry Shaw
Logan High
United States
Logan Brief Social Notes
Mayor and Mrs. Dallas Kinser and family return from Hin ton West Virginia with Mrs. E L Nimon visiting Princeton. Numerous Logan residents and guests from Columbus Buckeye Lake and Newark visit over Memorial Day and week. A car fire of Leonard Sturgill at 8 30 Tuesday morning caused $300 loss and is under investigation.
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Dallas Kinser
Martha Ann
Jack
Hinton
W. Va
E. L. Nimon
Princeton
Evan Smith
Martha of Columbus
S. C. Smith
George Ed
Fred Deishire
Dayton
Loraine Shaw
Hocking
William McBroom
Columbus
Logan
McBroom
John and
Ebert McBroom
George Lehman
Minnie McBroom
John W. McBroom
John Richard
Buckeye Lake
William McCormick
Florence Bort
Donald Bort
Ellis Coplet
Ralph Milburn
J. M. Cooley
Charlotte
Billy
Mary Jane Simms
Judson Shriner
Shriner
Archie Bangert
Pearl Seaman
Lewis Seaman
Noel White
Newark
Robert N. White
C. B. Donahue
Walter Leonard
Fred Burchfield
J. F. Rutgers
Howard E. Kirk
Leonard Sturgill
Logan Pool Opens With Big Turnout And Season Tickets
Opening day at the Logan city pool drew more than 500 swimmers under ideal weather. Manager Thomas Bender led a largely new staff with Dorothy Krumlauf the sole returnee. attendants Virginia Fitzgerald and Leonard McKinley, lifeguards Bob Houk and Victor Nixon. Pool hours ran 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Strong sales of season tickets were reported in the days leading to opening.
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Logan
Thomas Bender
Dorothy Krumlauf
Virginia Fitzgerald
Leonard McKinley
Bob Houk
Victor Nixon
Storer Takes Over Probate Court Case Recording Duties
Logan Olen Storer of Murray City, a WPA employee, is assigned to the probate court to handle case recording work. He began his duties Monday, replacing Edward Richards who was promoted and transferred to the district office in Zanesville.
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Logan
Olen
4-H Club Formed by Local Youths in Logan
Local boys formed a 4-H Club with a meeting at the extension service office on Monday afternoon. An adviser will be designated later. Officers include Carl Mock as president Jack Lee as vice president Robert Sinnot as secretary-treasurer Harold Brimner as recreation leader and Junior Wells as reporter.
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Logan
Extension Service Office
Carl Mock
Jack Lee
Robert Sinnot
Harold Brimner
Junior Wells
Day of Unusual Stress and Progress Reads Like Forecast
The writing describes a day of unusual stress activity and progress among major planets. It urges reaching high goals through stimulated forces and faculties and notes strong creative urges and potential for those with birthdays to achieve prosperity. A born child may be industrious adventurous and capable of lasting success.
Licensed to marry Logan Lester Gil bert Stephenson and Martha Jane Gaddis
A marriage permit was issued Monday to Lester Gil bert Stephenson 21 a brickyard worker Gore son of Mr and Mrs Henry Stephenson and Martha Jane Gaddis 17 at home Shaw nee daughter of Mr and Mrs James Gaddis Dry weather is taking a toll on city gardens and lawns School officials installed two sprays on the football field to save the grass covering
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Logan
Lester Gilbert Stephenson
Gore
Henry Stephenson
Martha Jane Gaddis
Shawnee
James Gaddis
Logan 4 H Club Plans Picnic At Adviser Home
Monday meeting of the Logan Mont host 4 H Club at Miss Juanita Root home with Helen Fickel as president. Plans for a picnic were discussed and the next meeting set for June 5 at the adviser’s home. Attendees included Helen Fickel Helen Allen Jean Amerine Marilyn Jacoby Dominica Till Wanda Bungard Goldie Brooks Thelma Acker Wilma Young Child Dies At Mt Pleasant Rosalie one month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Young died at their Mt Pleasant home Monday night services held Tuesday at 2 30 pm with Rev S C Elsen burial in Mt Pleasant Cemetery. Jean Mohler and adviser attended with Kathryn Brooks Gloria Poling and Eleanor Anthony present.
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Logan
Rosalie
Charles Young
Mt. Pleasant
Logan-Fred Blankenship Returns to Work at Boys Industrial School
Fred Blankenship of New Straitsville will return to his duties as engineer at the Boys Industrial School this week after a two week illness.
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Logan
Fred Blankenship
New Straitsville
Boys Industrial School
Flowers Bloom in Mrs Rol Land Bright Garden
Flowers in the garden of Mrs. Rol land Bright on North Street display peonies irises poppies and roses as the most profuse blooms with many other flowers also in bloom.
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Logan
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