56 Logan Organizations Asked To Take Part in Legion Parade
Logan reports Armistice Day parade set for 7 p m November 11 with 56 local organizations invited by the American Legion committee. Judge Harley M Whitcraft to speak at 11 a m courthouse auditorium. Ritualistic services planned and stores to close 11 to 12 a m. Dances by girls rehearsing for the American Cavalcade pageant on November 10.
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Logan
American Legion Committee
Harley M. Whitcraft
Fish in Danger at Rempel Pond Run Low Water Threatens Catches
Logan reports water levels at Rempel Pond are so low that carp and catfish of five to six pounds have already been removed for food. Thousands of small bass, catfish, sunfish and other game fish are endangered as some fish have been moved to the river.
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Logan
Rempel
Local Guests Visit Hengst Family in Cleveland
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hengst of Cleveland hosted Mr. Hengst’s parents Mr. and Mrs. George C. Hengst over the weekend. Rev. Ralph Babylon of Covington Ohio will deliver the sermon at First Presbyterian Church Sunday morning. Babylon recently returned from a West pastorate and spoke at the church two weeks ago.
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Raymond Hengst
Cleveland
Mr. Hengast
George C. Hengst
Ralph Babylon
Covington
Ohio
First Presbyterian Church
Ohio Fuel Gas starts new test well near Old Man's Cave
Logan Ohio November 2 Ohio Fuel Gas Company is sinking a test well on the Charlies Burns farm in Benton Township near Old Man's Cave. It is one of the few new oil drills this year in Hocking County. Previously the company completed a producer on the A Betchley tract.
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Logan
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Charlies Burns
Benton Township
Old Man's Cave
Betchley
Verdict Awards $500 in Murray City Motor Accident Case
In Logan on November 2, a jury in the common pleas court granted a directed verdict of $500 to Annabelle Syx against Leo Kiener. The damages relate to injuries from a motor collision near Murray City last year.
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Logan
Common Pleas
Annabelle Syx
Leo Kiener
Murray City
Judge Ill at Home Recovered Slowly in Logan
Judge A M Ellinger is improving slowly at his Fur nace Street home after an October illness. He had been named presiding judge for the 4B precinct but resigned, with W I Krieg filling the post. Barton A Hall led a Logan Legion inspection tour of the Chillicothe veterans hospital with Ewald Schmitter.
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A.M. Ellinger
Logan
A. M. Ellinger
Furnace Street
W. I. Krieg
Trial motion filed in Laszio false imprisonment case
Logan, Nov 2. Attorneys for George Gears Dr E A Person and Edmund R Davenport move for a new trial in the suit by Albert Laszio alleging false imprisonment. A jury awarded Laszio $500 last week after the trial.
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Logan
George Gears
E. A. Person
Edmund R. Davenport
Albert Laszio
Laszio
Appeals Court Here For Short Session
Hocking County Court of Appeals sat in Logan with the full panel Judge Peter Blosser, William Middleton, and Roscoe J. Mauck. Two cases were heard and taken under advisement, Rolland Bright et al v Canty et al and Farmers and Merchants Bank v Shaw et al. Blanche Stone v Charlies Davis et al will be submitted in Chillicothe December 6 at 9.00 due to illness of Judge Sparnow.
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Logan
Hocking County
Rolland Bright
John E. Canty
Farmers and Merchants Bank
James D. Shaw
Blanche Stone
Charlies Davis
Chillicothe
H. E. Sparnow
Halloween Parade Lights Up Main Street in Logan
Halloween was observed by hundreds in Logan on Tuesday night with the annual Main Street parade. Costumes and masks filled the crowd as confetti and prank items were tossed. windows were soaped and tires let out. The event caused little property damage and merchants began cleaning on Wednesday morning.
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Logan
Main Street
Service Department
Local Visitors and Family News from Murray City
Mrs Mode Lewis visited her mother at Maxville last week. Mrs Maud Penn visited her ill father in Nelsonville Sunday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Gears of Gloucester visited his parents in town. John Altman of Jacksonville was here on business last week. Clarence Archer and son of Columbus visited the formers parents Sunday. Warren Darby of Orient spent the weekend here. Supt C E Davis and family spent the weekend in Jackson. Paul Person and Madeline Jones visited relatives in Alfred Sunday. Clarence Hartman and wife announce the birth of a daughter born Sunday Oct 29. Ben Hartman is grandparent. John Dixon and daughter of Carbon Hill visited James Dixon's home Sunday.
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Clarence Archer
Columbus
George Archer
Warren Darby
Orient
C. E. Davis
Jackson
Paul Person
FE. A. Person
Madeline Jones
Alfred
Clarence Hartman
Ben Hartman
John Dixon
Carbon Hill
Mr. Dixon
James Dixon
Legion Holds Open House In Logan With Float Plans
Logan Post American Legion met with about 50 attendees. Commander Ewald Schmitter announced F J Reid Byron Wolfe and Charles Strubble named to prepare a float for the Armistice parade. The group adopted a bylaw changing meetings to the first and third Tuesday each month. Lunch followed.
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Logan
Logan Post American Legion
Ewald Schmitter
F. J. Reid
Byron Wolfe
Charles Strubble
Bruce Jaggi Injured in Oil Field Accident at Mt. Pleasant
A telegram from Mt. Pleasant Michigan, received by relatives here, said Bruce Jaggi of this city was seriously injured in an oil field accident there on Tuesday. Details were not provided. His daughter Henry Jaggs and William Adair left immediately for Mt. Pleasant for updates.
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Logan
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Bruce Jaggi
Henry Jaggs
William Adair
Absent Voters Rise as Logan Board Issues Ballots
Logan election office reports 81 absent voter ballots issued this year, exceeding the 1981 final total. Applications arrive by mail, with more disabled voter requests. Of issued ballots, 62 are for Logan city.
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Logan
Election Board
Child Injured as Door Spring Strikes McBride Boy
Logan report says four year-old Bob McBride, son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence McBride, suffered an eye injury when a spring attached to a door released and struck him. He was taken to a Columbus hospital for treatment by a specialist.
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Logan
Bob
Lawrence McBride
Columbus
Halloweeners Corral Bossy as Sheriff Responds to Prank
Halloweeners triggered a late night call to Sheriff Sol Ellinger who found a cow inside a makeshift enclosure in front of the William Primmer store. The fence had been built from neighbor’s fencing and the blame for the prank remained unclear.
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Logan
Sol Ellinger
Rockbridge
William Primmer
Legion Band Declines Visit to New Straitsville Dedication
The American Legion Band declined a trip to New Straitville for the dedication of the new Legion quarters because the band had already scheduled a Union Furnace concert under Melvin Harburger. Several Legionnaires attended the New Straitsville ceremonies.
Honor Roll Honor Students Named at A H S
The senior high announces 81 students on the honor roll with two straight A averages. Senior list includes Jean Barlow, Marjorie Beasley, Joe Gill, Wade Volwiler, and many others. Junior class totals show B averages among a large group led by several with straight A averages. Sophomores feature twenty four honored students across multiple names.
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Oliver Wood
Jean Barlow
Marjorie Beasley
Jessie Cooper
Helen Gamertsfelder
Elma Hill
Pauline Kimes
Susan Lash
Maxine Westfall
Phillis Jordan Ann Beasley
Kathleen Carpenter
Eileen Phillips
Elinore Hitchcock
Dorothy Duncan
Dolores Henderson
Enid Wilson
Esther
Frances Hartman
Geneva Waggoner
Marjorie Wheaton
Iona Rowland
Kathleen Shannon
Jean Pickens
Frances Moler
Hazel Kelley
Martha Minameyer
Martha McVay
Betty Bardin
Pauline Coen
Margaret Burt
Anna Dunfee
Pauline Reynolds
Ruth Lewis
Janice Ervin
Florence Smith
Bernice McVay
Wendel Davidson
Richard Eddy
Robert Davis
Harry Entwistle
Emerson Houf
Local notes on Wilson recovery and town visitors
New Straitsville reports John 8. Wilson is recovering from illness. Mrs. P. M. Straw and her son Charles visited Logan on business Tuesday. Levi Wolfe Fred and Barney Blankenship and George Wiens attended the Columbus Junction City game Sunday. Mrs. Lillie Hunter remains seriously ill. Dannie Daugherty a Messenger carrier is confined at home by illness.
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New Straitsville
John
Wilson
P. M. Straw
Charles
Logan
Levi Wolfe
Fred
Barney Blankenship
George Wiens
Columbus-Junction City
Lillie Hunter
Dannie Daugherty
Hartman Family Social Roundup and Local Visits
Oak Grove notes a series of family visits in Carbondale Marion and Lancaster with Hartman and Ely households. Teachers Mildred Wend and Gladys Kenneer hosted a Masquerade party for pupils after school. Funeral attendance for Mrs Miria Ely reported in Mineral. Beatrice Hartman remains at home.
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Leonard Hartman
Carbondale
Arthur Hartman
William Hartman
Marion
Verna France
Charles Wachenschwanz
Herbert Ely
Michael Ely
Jeas Ely
King Switch
Frank Wolfe
Elden
Phyllis
Matthew Tolliver
Lancaster
Floyd Lowry
Charles Wendell
Gene Wolfe
Charles
Betty
Lowery
Ed Carpenter
Virginia
New Marshfield
Ariey Howard
Raymond Humphrey
Floyd Hatch
Mildred Wend
Gladys Kenneer
Thomas Bryan
Nelsonville
Miria Ely
Mineral
Beatrice
Charles Hartman
Search for Gahanna High Player Kenneth Burris
Kenneth Burris 18 manager of the Gahanna high school football team has been missing since last Saturday. His parents appealed for newspaper aid in locating him in the Columbus area.
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Columbus
Kenneth Burris
Gahanna
Here
Mrs Edna Lasarus Dies in Columbus After Illness
Mrs Edna Lasarus 47 a noted charity worker and wife of Simon Lasarus president of the department store company died at her Columbus home after a short illness Wednesday Announcement from local papers notes her involved civic service and leadership in charitable efforts adding a quiet community loss given her public role.
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Columbus
Edna Lasares
Simon Lasarus
Compeany
Diphtheria Gains in October Reported
Miss Viola Fell, Athens County health nurse, reports 35 diphtheria cases in October with over 100 contacts. She conducted 300 cultures for victims and made multiple home visits, noting unvaccinated children. Three city cases and 45 contacts plus two scarlet fever cases were identified.
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Viola Fell
Athens County
Miss Fell
Athens
Mild Weather Ushers November With Warm Early Day
November began with springlike warmth as the district saw a 79 degree high yesterday afternoon and a 51 degree low overnight. Morning fog lingered in the hills while a warm sun returned and thermometers read 57 degrees.
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The
Mercury
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