Memorial Day Observance Brings Veterans Parade to Logan
Veterans of Two Wars join in Memorial Day events in Logan Ohio with American Legion color guard and World War I veterans leading a parade from the Court House to cemeteries. A Logan High School Band, scouts, and a Women’s Relief Corps ceremony followed graveside decorations and a firing salute with taps.
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Athens Mess
Athens
Ohio
Logan
Tom Goslin
Floyd Duffy
Sol Ellinger
Kenneth Richards
American Legion
Virgil W. Martin
C. Wood Wowen
James Reese
Logan High School
N. Market St
Women's Relief Corps
Harrie Bland
Fred Price Dies Tuesday at Logan Clay Yard
Fred S. Price 56 of the Depot Hotel died suddenly early Tuesday while walking through the Logan Clay Products Company yards. Workers found him ill and he died en route to further care. He leaves two children Freda Carol and Minnie May of Lancaster and a brother Carl Price of Logan. Leonard Funeral Service handling arrangements.
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Logan
Fred S. Price
Depot Hotel
Logan Clay Products Company
Freda Carol
Minnie May
Lancaster
Carl Price
Leonard
Gas Factory Stomach to Relief with Erb-Help
A woman reports her stomach once produced gas after meals and caused headaches and constipation. She credits Erb-Help with eliminating gas, bloating, and discomfort, claiming meals now settle well and she feels relief, urging others to try the product at Athens Pharmacy on Court Street.
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Athens Pharmacy
Court St
Adv
Logans Social Notes Bridge Club and Local Celebrations
Three substitutes joined the Win or Lose Bridge Club for a Monday night game at Mrs. S B Miller's home on Warner Ave. High score went to Mrs. Arthur Miller. The club voted to suspend meetings for summer and plan a June 26 fried chicken ice cream supper on the Elmer Tschappat lawn. Also noted are anniversaries, visitors, and military moves including Seaman Brandt's upcoming graduation in Chicago.
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Elmer Tschappat
Grandview Heights
Lawrence Adcock
Charles Smith
Arthur Miller
W. G. Bowen
Phil Tschappat
Howard White
John Connor
Bella Hyson
Russell Montgomery
William Lehman
Soldiers Are Club Guests at Rotary Kiwanis Picnic
Logan la Soldiers including Eldon Carr and Cpl Morris Hummel were guests at a joint Rotary Kiwanis meeting and Country Club picnic. Roswell Perkins chaired arrangements and Ed Penniston of Chillicothe spoke. music by Keith Ayers and Harrie Bland accompanied instruments. The event featured movies games horseshoes and golf.
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Ed Penniston
Chillicothe
Keith Ayers
Carbon Hill
Harrie Bland
Ohio State Guard Camp at Camp Hocking Near Logan
Col. Samuel Richmond of Cincinnati led 250 Ohio State Guard members from Cincinnati Springfield Hillsboro and Manchester in a four day camp at Camp Hocking near Logan. The group included a regimental band. They arrived Saturday and broke camp Tuesday noon.
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Logan
Samuel Richmond
Cincinnati
Ohio State Guard
Springfield
Hillsboro
Manchester
Camp Hocking
Sherman Lebold Receives Medical Discharge
Sherman Lebold returned to Logan after months away at Sheepshead Bay NY. He has been medically discharged from the service and resumed duties as manager of the Logan branch of the Ohio Power Company.
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Logan
Sherman
Pete) Lebold
United States Maritime Service
Sheepshead Bay
New York
Lebold
Ohio Power Company
Logan First Methodist Church Names New Pastor
Announcement in Columbus reports the appointment of Rev. Clinton W. Swengel as pastor of Logan First Methodist Church. He has led Perrysburg Methodist Church for five years and previously served as student pastor in Columbus. The change was approved by Bishop H. Lester Smith at the Ohio Annual Conference closing session. The Swengels will relocate to Logan in the near future.
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Sally Holmes
Logan
Clarksville
Tenn
Robert Brandt
Navy Pier
Chicago
Carl Brandt
Brandt
Columbus
Seaman Brandt
Logan First Methodist Church
Clinton W. Swengel
Perrysburg
H. Lester Smith
Ohio
Swengel
Indianola Methodist Church
Two Drivers Fined by Mayor in Jacksonville and Columbus
Logan court saw Jesse Willard Jackson of Jacksonville fined five dollars and costs for failing to stop at a highway intersection. Albert Turney of Columbus was fined five dollars and costs for crossing a yellow line in a restricted area. Both arrests were made by the State Highway Patrol.
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Logan
Jesse Willard Jackson
Jacksonville
Albert Turney
Columbus
South Perry Soldier Killed in Action
Mr and Mrs Harrison Ricketts of South Perry were advised by telegram that their son Mr Sgt Harry E Ricketts died May 12 from wounds received in action in Italy. Ricketts is the seventeenth Hancock County man to die in this war.
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Logan
Harrison Ricketts
South Perry
War Department
Harry E. Ricketts
Italy
Sgt
Ricketts
Hocking County
Licensed To Marry LOGAN A marriage license issued
A marriage license was issued Saturday to John J. Downs age 19 a soldier of New Straitsville son of Joseph R. Downs and Vera E Mce Bride age 21 of Nelsonville daughter of Clement McBride. Both reside at home.
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Logan
John J. Downs
New Straitsville
Joseph R. Downs
Vera E. MceBride
Nelsonville
Clement McBride
Joseph Huls Dies in Rockbridge at 85
Joseph W. Huls 85 prominent Rockbridge resident died Tuesday morning at Lancaster Municipal Hospital after a fall and pneumonia. A former teacher turned general store operator he later farmed and served as director of Logan Home Telephone Co and longtime Hocking County Elections member. Survived by sister Eliza Tucker and many nephews. wife predeceased him. Funeral Thursday 2:30 p.m. Advent Church Rockbridge with Rev. Bennis and Rev. Nason officiating. Burial Oak Grove Mausoleum Logan.
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Logan
Joseph W. Huls
Rockbridge
Lancaster Municipal Hospital
Leonard Ambulance Service
Hull
Logan Home Telephone Company
Hocking County
R. F Bennis
H. F. Nason
Oak Grove Cemetery
Guilty Pleas Entered In Logan Court
Arraigned in Common Pleas Court on second degree manslaughter William McKee of Columbus changed his plea to guilty and was placed on two years probation and ordered to pay costs Bernard Kuhn of Logan also pleaded guilty and received two years probation and costs. Kuhn faced a charge of driving without the owner's consent Harley Crago of Columbus admitted guilt to failure to provide and was held on a $500 bond and must pay $10 weekly for support of the plaintiff plus costs.
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Logan
Common Pleas
William McKee
Columbus
Bernard Kuhn
Kuhn
Harley Crago
Miller Wounded in Italian Action
Mrs. Clara Miller receives word from the War Department that her son John E. Miller 32 has been seriously wounded in Italy on May 12. He has served overseas two years and was wounded on the second anniversary of his induction into the armed forces.
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Tom Wolfe
Akron
Raymond Hengst
Cleveland
Hengst
George M Hengst
N. Walnut St
Richard Lavey
Chicago
Great Lakes
Wheeler Dew
Margaret Murth
N. Spring St
Athens
W. C. Danford
S. Culver St
Tyndall Field
Westover Field
Mass
Gifford Hull
Columbus
Ann Shriner
Lawrence Adcock
Camp Chaffee
Arkansas
Logan
Clara Miller
West St
War Department
John E. Miller
Italy
Miller
Ernest Williams Arrested in Logan on Non-Support Charge
Ernest Williams, sought in Athens County on a non-support charge, was arrested in Logan on Saturday by Chief of Police Lewis Reynolds.
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Logan
Athens County
Ernest Williams
Lewis Reynolds
Indicted residents plead guilty and await trial actions
Nettie Evans of Columbus pleaded guilty to failure to provide for minor children and was ordered to pay costs and 8.00 weekly starting June 3 with a $500 bond. Ervin Dixon of Coonville pleaded guilty and was placed under $500 for support and costs. Ray Lockard of South Bloomingville posted $500 bond after release from jail. he faces grand larceny charges in railroad tie theft.
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Nettie Evans
Columbus
Ervin Dixon
Coonville
Ray Lockard
South Bloomingville
Lockard
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Fred Price
Gertrude Vachal
Tony
Newark
N. J
Niantic
Conn
Jesse Francis
Front St
Earl Thompson
Clark Francis
Haydenville
Clarence Thompson
Roy Huber
Dave Roberts
Detroit
Dan Roberts
Friesner, Ave
Charles Stiers
C. F. Ackers
Mr. Stiers
Ackers
Dick Griffin
Dayton
Walter Reasoner
Henrietta Ave
Roscoe Hansel
Mr. Hansel
Homer G. Hansel
W. Hunter St
Ensign
James Rimelspach
Boston
Charles Kessler
Coldwater, C
Lawrence Kessler
Furnace St
Lenners
Sherman Lebold
State Highway Patrol
Joseph Huls
N. Court St
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