Fox Hunters Parade Draws 10000 at Logan West Side Day Events
The Logan Fox Hunters Day parade drew about 10 000 people Tuesday evening with six bands two dozen marching groups and many masked costumes. Prizes went to Union Furnace Murray City Circleville and Logan bands plus several delegations and floats.
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Logan
Main Street
Walnut St
High St
Circleville
Union Furnace
Murray City
Carbon Hill
Logan High School
American Legion
Pocahontas
H. V. Warren
Wellston
John Winn
Nashau
N. H
Ben Dial
Earl Elberfeld
Claude Hammon
Thelma Weis
Nellie Bowlby
Adeline Ruble
Fred Rose White
Anita
Lester Columber
Willis Downhour
George Roberts
Dr. Meadows
Edith Franka
Orla Fickel
Bell's Hall
Fairgrounds
Hocking County
Paul Woltz
Scott Sisters
Webb Farm
Webb Summit
Women Join First Fox Hunt At Greasy Ridge Gallery
The scene on Greasy Ridge south of Logan featured numerous Logan women observing their first fox hunt. Several women among the hunters showed equal interest in the sport as the men, highlighting broad participation.
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Greasy Ridge
Logan
Union Furnace High elects sophomore officers
Sophomore Class of Union Furnace High School held a Monday meeting to elect officers. Chosen were President Jack Bennett, Vice President Pauline Bailey, Secretary-Treasurer Betty Sowers, and News Reporter Bill McLain. Logan Post Unit of American Legion Auxiliary attended the district conference in Pompey with Mrs. Barton Hall and others.
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Union Furnace High School
Jack Bennett
Pauline Bailey
Betty Sowers
Bill McLain
Logan Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Pomeroy
Barton Hall
Joe Rowley
Irma Powers
Walter Huffman
Bertha Oberle
Charles Struble
Delphian Chapter Meets at North Street Home
Mrs. James Barker hosted the Delphian chapter Tuesday afternoon at her North Street residence. Mrs. Edward Godfrey presided over the meeting. After the business session, Mrs. Richard Lavey reviewed Twenty Years at Hull House by Maude Addams. Social service items were discussed, with guests including Mrs. D. O. Davis, Mrs. Clarence Salts, Mrs. John Allen, and Mrs. Clinton Webb.
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James Barker
Delphian
North St
Edward Godfrey
Richard Lavey
Hull House
Maude Addams
D. O. Davis
Clarence Salts
John Allen
Clinton Webb
Greendale Pupils Celebrate Halloween Party at School
Pupils at Greendale school enjoyed a Tuesday Halloween party arranged by Miss Lecca Hoy Miss Josephine Bay and Mr. Lieber Lehman. Students in costumes played games and contests with fortunes from an old witch and a grand room to room march. Marguerite Stiers won best costume Lester Kinnison best comic.
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Greendale School
Lecca Hoy
Josephine Bay
Lieber Lehman
Marguerite Stiers
Lester Kinnison
Allie Bay
John D. Shaw
Gertrude Bay
Logan
Starr
Snyder
Greendale
Local honeymoon guests and weekend visitors list
Mr and Mrs Ralph Hess returned Sunday from a week long honeymoon and stayed with Mr and Mrs Clarence Matheny Haydenville before moving to Jackson. Mr and Mrs S W Murphy Lancaster spent Tuesday in Logan with relatives. Mr and Mrs Edward Stoller and daughter Elizabeth visited with Mrs Allie Bay and Miss Josephine Bay and attended church in New Plymouth. Mr and Mrs Joe Harden and son Billy Joe Parkersburg were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Joe White Fountain Street. Other guests at the White home included Mr and Mrs Gerald Lanning Mrs Fred Allen Columbus Mrs A M Brink Mrs Mayme Petty and Mrs Otto Donaldson Grove City and J J Kalklosch Mr Sterling the latter part of the week of Mr and Mrs Joe Mount. Mrs Mount is their sister. Mr and Mrs E B Rheinscheld had as guests Sunday Mr and Mrs Raymond Wilson and sons Jack and Joe of near Athens Mr and Mrs D B Rheinscheld Miss Ruth Rheinscheld Mrs C L Cunningham and Miss Janice and Carol Rinerman Union Furnace.
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Ralph Hess
Clarence Matheny
Haydenville
Jackson
S. W. Murphy
Lancaster
Logan
Charles Murphy
H. W. Harden
Edward Stoller
Elizabeth
Allie Bay
Josephine
C. L. Cunningham
Janice and
Carol Rinerman
Union Furnace
New Straitsville
William DeVol
Devol
Edward Mills
Novella
Jean
Gordon James
Clyde Strain
Gertrude
Walter Granday
Roy
Lena Blankenship
James
Order of Eastern Star
Toledo
Mary Margaret Brown
Lois Jones
Ella Hiedelbaugh
Myrtle Wallace
Star Sewing Circle
Fred Yost
Vernon
Fred Blankenship
George Ashbaugh
New Lexington
H. B. Blankenship
Paul Hatem
Pythian
Ona Dell Wilson
Clyde Ambrose
Companion Way
Creta Stubbs
Mary Little
Isabelle Leake
Kathleen Lantz
Chester
Billie Hunter
Dick Mills
Oren Phenox
Billie Green
David Price
Edgar Albaugh
Jack Daugherty
Bob Blankenship
Rev. Rompel
John Miller
Andrew Spencer
The
Legion Hall
Jack Mills
Akron
Levi Wolfe
Fred Bailey
Donald Lawson
Columbus
Virginia Osborne
Covington
C. M. Osborne
William Wahl
New Straitsville High School
Methodist Church
Jack Brown
Robert Dishon
Barbara Otstot
Connie Nixon
Betty Gill
Margaret Danison
William Brown, Jr
Logan man returns home after month in hospital
Joe Brown of West Street left Cherrington Hospital to return home Tuesday following a nearly month stay for serious injuries from a crash on the New Straitsville Pike east of Logan. Mrs. Harry Kettell of Nelsonville is reported improving after a major operation last week.
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Logan
Joe Brown
West St
Cherrington Hospital
New Straitsville Pike
Harry Kettell
Nelsonville
Logan-Robert Bullock and Kathryn O'Neil Granted Marriage License
Licensed to wed were Logan Robert Bullock and Kathryn O Neil both 21 of Nelsonville Route 3 Athens County son of Nip Bullock and Mr Mrs Charles O Neil. Ceremony performed by Rev Albert Selbee Monday.
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Logan
Robert May Bullock
Miner
Athens County
Nip Bullock
Kathryn O'Neil
Nelsonville
Charles O'Neil
Albert Selbee
All Ohio Day at Fox Hunters Meet Opens Thursday
Fox Hunters meet in Logan schedules All Ohio Day with daybreak start for all age hounds, a 1 30 parade of hunters hounds and horses, 2 pm horse show led by manager R L Black and secretary Mrs W M Alley, judging by Samuel Haynes, and varied classes including a mile steeplechase. Banquet at 6 pm and Fox Hunters Ball at Elkis Hall with Rex Koons orchestra at 9 pm.
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Fox Hunters
Logan
Derby
R. L. Black
Lucasville
Elkis Hall
Rex Koons
Athens
Pranksters Dismantle Main Street Halloween Decorations
Halloween pranksters damaged Main Street decorations Tuesday night leaving debris. Fodder decorations were torn away and windows soaped while confetti littered the street until the service department cleared the mess.
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Logan
Main St
Young America
Well Known Merchant Undergoes Operation
Logan Charles F. Lewis a prominent local merchant underwent surgery Tuesday at Holmes Hospital Cincinnati after two weeks of pre op treatment. Fire Chief Roy Stallsmith Clarence Blosser and Don Castell traveled to donate blood ahead of transfusion needs. Mrs Lewis and her brother Pat Sweeney were present at the hospital during the procedure.
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Cincinnati
Pat Sweeney
Boxer Is Hurt on Way to Logan Bout
Logan boxing officials learned Tuesday morning that Tommy Gill of Akron, slated to face Eddie Banik of Murray City, was in a motor accident en route. The telegram did not confirm injuries, forcing the committee to revise main event plans during the show as Banik staged an exhibition with Jack Pierson.
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Logan
Tommy Gill
Akron
Eddie Banik
Murray City
Banik
Jack Pierson
Langsville Social Notes Show Local Visits and Visits
Langsville residents and relatives are noted visiting friends and family across Rutland Wellston Columbus Athens and Holzer Hospital reports. The piece lists numerous names including Musser McMillian Chase Davis Erwin Jeffers Kennan Ledlie and Savage with several weekend and Sunday gatherings. It closes with a historical aside that Massachusetts abolished the pastory in 1839.
Disabled Absentee Ballot Applications Rise in Logan Area
Logan and Hocking County report over 50 requests for absent and disabled voters ballots for the off year election. Most applicants are Logan residents working in Columbus. The deadline for this ballot type is 6 30 p m Thursday and all ballots must be returned to the election board by 12 noon Friday under recent state laws.
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Logan
Hocking County
Columbus
Election Board
Wellston Logan game draws gate of 620 dollars
Revenue from the Wellston Logan game Friday evening totaled about 620 dollars according to athletic association officials. Rain throughout the day and during the game likely prevented attendance records from being broken.
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Logan
The
Athletic Association
Veteran Hunter Visits in Logan
Edward Rainer of Rio Grande spends the week in Logan with brother Thomas Rainer and family. Frank Allen of Rio Grande attends as guest of honor at Thursday banquet. Rainer began fox hunting at 14, nearly 50 years in the field. A daughter named Judith Bell was born to Mr and Mrs John Backus of Logan on Halloween Tuesday morning weighing seven pounds.
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Logan
Edward Rainer
Rio Grande
Thomas Rainer
Frank Allen
Mr. Rainer
John Backus
This City
Judith Bell
Attendance at Old Man's Cave Sunday reaches 1800
Logan reports approximately 1800 visitors at Old Man's Cave Sunday as per Ranger S A Reichley. He calls the turnout good for late season and notes monthly totals not yet available, while Reichley remains under doctor's care for eczema of both ears though improving.
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Logan
Old Man's Cave
Ranger S. A. Reichley
Ranger Reichley
New Straitsville Social Notes Highlights Local Events
A November social roundup from New Straitsville covers a surprise birthday dinner for Mr. DeVol hosted by Mrs. DeVol with family and friends. Local clubs report meetings, Halloween parties, and a road to the Prince of Peace Declamation contest at the Methodist Church with six young speakers. Peregrine White is noted as the Mayflower child.
Man Wears 125 Year Old Parade Garb In Logan
Willis Downhour of Maxville Logan marched in a local parade wearing attire 125 years old. The hat coat and boots belonged to his great grandfather Henry Downhour used at his wedding. Downhour, a veteran fox hunter and fifer, grew up in Union Furnace and often performs martial tunes at meets.
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Logan
Willis Downhour
Maxville
Henry Downhour
Union Furnace
Master of Hounds Suffers Infection From Mosquito Bite
Hugh Moore Doyle of Logan Tennessee master of hounds at the local hunt recovers from a right hand infection caused by a mosquito bite. He has served as a hunt official for 15 years and acted as a judge at the national meet for 10 consecutive years while remaining able to perform field duties.
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Logan
Hugh Moore
Doyle
Tenn
Mr. Moore
Await Results From Well Shot Tuesday Near Logan
Ninety quarts of nitroglycerin were used Tuesday afternoon to shoot the Rachelmacher Estate well on the John Doutherty farm east of Logan. Officials expect results in a day or two and hope the well becomes a paying producer with oil and gas showing.
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Logan
Harry English
Rachelmacher
John Doutherty
Hocking County Car Sales Show Late October Jump
New car sales in Hocking County rose in late October to 37 units, marking one of 1939’s better months. Local dealers also sold a large number of second hand cars during the period.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Police Clear Streets For Logan Celebration
Police cleared Main Street of traffic for a Logan Mardi Gras parade and celebration Tuesday evening. Barriers were set at intersections and alleys as motorists lined the route to observe the event.
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Logan
Main St
State highway offices move to Ohio Valley Bank building
The offices of the state highway department are being removed from the Morris building to quarters on the second floor of the Ohio Valley Bank at Second and State Streets in Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
State Highway Department
Morris Building
Ohio Valley Bank
Second
State Sts
Bandsmen Don New Uniforms For Parade
Logan High School bandsmen wore new parade uniforms for the first time. Coats are purple with white trimmings, Pershing caps, white Sam Brown belts, and white trousers. Officials plan purple trousers later. The Logan band did not compete for awards but aided the program.
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LOGAN
Logan High School
General Pershing
Banquet Planned at Logan A B Church by Fox Hunters
Logan plans for the Fox Hunters annual banquet at 6 pm Thursday at the United Brethren Church with Ben Dial of Wellston as toastmaster. Honoring Frank Allen, veteran hunter from Rio Grande, and with Hoosier sportsman Boss Johnston as principal speaker. Tickets on sale Tuesday afternoon.
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Logan
Fox Hunters
United Brethren Church
Ben Dial
Wellston
Frank Allen
Rio Grande
Boss Johnston
Hoosier Sportsman
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