Logan Chiefs Clinch Southeast Ohio League Title with Gallipolis Win
Logan-Chieftains defeated Gallipolis Blue Devils 19 to 6 on Monday night to secure the Southeast Ohio League championship. Gallipolis led early with a 55 and 71 yard scoring burst, but Logan answered with two Johnston rushing touchdowns and strong work by M Hummel, Johnston, and Stimson.
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Logan — Chieftains
Gallipolis
Blue Devils
Jimmy McGonagle
Prose
Smith
Long
Chieftains
M. Hummel
Johnston
McGougale
Logan
Jack Wright
Posae
Hummel Brothers
Stimson
McGonagle
Workers Get Raise in Pay at Sun Glow Plant
Logan reports Sun Glow plant employees receive a wage increase effective Monday Brady Waugh president of Local 290 UFW says the raise is five cents per hour for all workers plus two more cents for night shift workers A March 1 raise of three cents per hour follows under terms of the negotiated agreement after weeks of talks.
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Logan
Sun Glow Plant
Brady Waugh
UFW
CIO
Fred Huls Residence Damaged by Fire
Fire damaged the residence of Fred E. Huls at 9 PM Monday when a motor caught fire. Logan firefighters fought the blaze under a general alarm while the Huls family attended a football game nearby. Loss estimated at 25 dollars.
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Fred Huls
Logan
Fred E. Huls
E. Hunter Sr
Mr. Huls
Gallipolis Player Injured After Fourth Quarter Hit
Edward Cottrell Gallipolis right tackle was knocked out in the fourth quarter after a Logan full back’s 590 yard run. He regained consciousness and, with concussion, was taken to Cherrington Hospital after treatment by Dr. Allan A. Cole. Mrs. Russell Hone underwent a surgical operation in Columbus Doctors Hospital, the Elks postponing their Monday party due to the game.
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Johnston
Prose
Gallipolis
Ed Cotterell
Logan
M. Hummel
Hummel
McGonagle
Casto
Smith
Russell Hone
Hone
Doctors Hospital
Columbus
Fitzgerald Sees Game On Unusual Anniversary
Logan county auditor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald attended the Logan Gallipolis game on an anniversary. Nineteen years earlier he fractured a leg playing for the Chieftains against Groveport at the fairgrounds. the injury led to illness and a drop in Logan High football participation as parents pulled their sons from the sport.
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Logan
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Hocking Men Prepare for Fort Hayes Physical Exams
Fifty eight Hocking County registrants plan to travel from the Logan courthouse to Fort Hayes in Columbus for a group medical examination conducted by army medical personnel. After testing they return to Logan to await orders, marking the first time Columbus exams bypass local physicians.
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Logan
Hocking County
Fort Hayes
Courthouse
Columbus
Army
Two Marriage Licenses Issued by Judge Ewing
Logan reports two marriage licenses issued by Judge E L Ewing over the weekend. The couples are Walter Jay King 20 a farm worker of Logan son of Fred and Mrs King and Christine F Hook 18 at home of Orbiston daughter of L C and Mrs Hook. Earl Foster Haines 35 service man Sugar Grove Route 1 son of Jacob and Mrs Haines and Ioie Marie Piper 24 at home Sugar Grove Route 1 daughter of William and Mrs Savage.
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Logan
E. L. Ewing
Walter Jay King
Fred King
Christine F. Hook
Orbiston
L. C. Hook
Earl Foster Haines
Sugar Grove
Jacob Haines
Ioie Marie Piper
William Savage
Logan's New Bowling Alleys Opened Monday
Logan unveils four modern bowling alleys in the Mon Cook Building on W Main St Anthony Cook leads the project. The half rebuilt structure houses automatic pin spotters and modern gear as winter leagues are organized.
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Logan — Logan
Mon Cook
W. Main St
Anthony Cook
Cook
Junior Class Play at Union Furnace Tonight
LOGAN reports the Henpecked Husband will be presented this evening at Union Furnace High School by the Junior Class directed by James L Frey. The school prepares for the annual carnival set for November 18 at the high school with usual features.
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Logan
Union Furnace High School
James L. Frey
Muhlenberg To Speak At Joint Club Meeting
Logan Kiwanis Rotarians and Elks host a 6 pm joint meeting at the White House with Col. H K C Muhlenberg and Fr Hayes as guest speakers for the Flying Cadet Program. Wood Bowen leads the Kiwanians segment and Forest E Weinrich chairs the overall event.
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Muhlenberg
Local Selective Service Board Postpones Meeting
Logan Selective Service board members did not meet Monday evening citing attendance issues. The next meeting is set for next Monday when interviews will be conducted and classifications made.
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Logan
Logan London Pollock Returns Home From Hospital
Nel sonville resident Logan London Pollock returned Sunday from Cherrington Hospital after a major operation two weeks ago. William Henry Harrison, the United States president, was a soldier.
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Logan
London
Pollock
Nelsonville
Cherrington Hospital
William Henry Harrison
United States
Rites Set for Hocking Resident David Anderson
Funeral services for David Anderson 66 will be held at 2:30 Wednesday at Leonard Funeral Home. He died Sunday after four months with illness. A retired farmer from Dicken Addition leaves wife Julia and son Thomas. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Brother John of Vinton County and sister Mrs. Maggie Eby of South Bloomingville also survive. Rev. M Casto to preside.
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Logan
David Anderson
Leonard Funeral Home
Anderson
Dicken Addition
Julia Anderson
Thomas
John
Vinton County
Maggie Eby
South Bloomingville
M. Casto
Oak Grove Cemetery
Logan Brief Social Notes
Logan residents gather for wedding anniversaries of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Hammon and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Myers at the Myers home as they mark 44 and 35 years. Attendees include J. S. McGonagle, Kath leen McGonagle plans to move to Newark while son Jimmy remains in Logan to finish high school. Other items note 64th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Starrett and upcoming moves of the Maffin and Williams family, plus visits and club events in Logan communities.
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Logan
Jerry L. Hammon
Edward Myers
Myers
Hammon
John Hammon
Doris Hammon
Francis Myers
Jimmy
Don Brandon
J. S. McGonagle
Warner Ave
Newark
Kathleen
Jimmy McGonagle
Chieftain
J. W. Starrett
E. Main St
William Maffin
Virginia Lu Williams
Hunter St
Mr. Maffin
Evans
Jackson
WPA Improves Two Alleys in Logan Progress
Progress reported on alley improvements between Second and Front Streets and Mulberry and Market Streets. WPA crew carries out work, part of four alleys slated for upgrades at present.
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Logan
Front
Mulberry and Market Sts
WPA
Rockbridge Bond Issue Discussed at Meeting
Logan Rockbridge residents gathered at the school Monday evening to discuss a 9500 dollar bond issue for a sewage disposal system. Dr H G Southard health commissioner Paul Bennington sanit arian and Supt Samuel H Dillon spoke briefly.
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Logan
Rockbridge
H. G. Southard
Paul Bennington
Samuel H. Dillon
Glouster Social Notes Honor Soldier Home From Fort Custer
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith hosted a chicken dinner Sunday for their son Private Charles Smith on 15 day furlough from Fort Custer Michigan. Forty guests gathered after prayers led by Clarence North including numerous local families and friends.
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Athens
James Smith
Columbus
Mackie Wallace
Everett Smith
Gladys Pettit
Johnnie Jonas
Robert Smith
Raymond
Glouster
Albert Burns
Bonnie Wicks
Buchtel
Carl Markle
Wickliffe
Nelsonville Glouster to Play Benefit Game for Burr Oak Dam
Glouster High School Band toured for the Eighth District Conference of the American Legion at Lancaster. The Frank McCann Post escorted the group to the Boys Industrial School near Lancaster and hosted a returning dinner at Logan.
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Glouster
The
American Legion
Lancaster
Frank McCann
Raymond Connett
Athens
Legion
C. G. Lunsford
Cecil Watkins
Robert Skinner
Mike Sharlike
Henry Zimmer
W. O. Bailey
T. W. Sanders
Ed Kurtzman
H. A. Rodgers
Everett Eddy
Ernest Jones
Emmett Byers
Clyde Haskins
F. D. Kinney
Columbus
Logan
Burr Oak Dam Association Directors Meet at Hotel Gordon
Tonight at 7 45 directors and officers of the Burr Oak Dam Association convene at the Hotel Gordon. Attendance is urged with a focus on important association matters.
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Glouster
Burr Oak Dam Association
Gordon
Glouster PTA Reports Halloween Carnival Profit
The Glouster PTA treasurer announced a net $135.10 from the Halloween carnival on High Street, bringing total receipts to $199.64 and expenditures to $64.54. The November 22 football banquet was set, with plans for former Glouster High coaches and a Frank McCann Post Legion speaker, who could not attend. Books were awarded to the largest parent turnout in each room: Primary Miss Thomas, Intermediate Miss Myers, Junior High Mr Kemp, Senior High Miss Dennison.
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Glouster
Glouster Pta
High St
Thomas Davies Dies in Elkhart at 78
Thomas J. Davies, 78, a former Oregon Ridge resident, died October 22 in Elkhart Illinois. Survived by widow Susanna, son Clarence A., daughters Bessie Siass and Ethel Hoffman, and several grandchildren of Elkhart. He also leaves sisters Lydia V. Watkins of Jacksonville and Jennie E. Davis of Trimble.
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Glouster
Thomas J. Davies
Oregon Ridge
Elkhart, Ill
Susanna
Clarence A
Bessie Siass
Ethel Hoffman
Elkhart
Lydia V. Watkins
Jacksonville
Jennie E. Davis
Trimble
Benefit football game draws crowds in Glouster on Armistice Day
A large crowd is expected at Glouster Stadium for a charity football game between Nelsonville High School Greyhounds and Glouster High Tom Cats to aid Burr Oak Dam Association. A pregame parade features the 62 member Nelsonville band plus Glouster and other valley groups. Tickets are on sale in Glouster, Nelsonville, Jacksonville, Trimble and Athens areas.
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Glouster
Burr Oak Dam Association
Neiisonville High School Greyhounds
Glouster High Tom Cats
Glouster Stadium
Nelsonville
Jacksonville
Trimble
Athens
Veterans Plan Armistice Day Program in Glouster
Frank McCann Post American Legion meets to organize Armistice Day events during halftime of the Nelsonville Glouster football game on November 11. The program is under Legion auspices with high attendance expected. Co. Elmer Turner chairs ticket sales for Nelsonville, H A Mettler handles Nelsonville, and H J Seckinger for Jacksonville.
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Glouster
Frank McCann Post
American Legion
Nelsonville-Glouster
Americans, Legion
Glousteg
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Cunningham
Cottrell Wright Casto
Sealey Stimson
Prose McGonagle
Long M. Hummel
K. Smith Johnston
Cantrell
Boyd
O.A
Jones
Landrum
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Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store
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Ton St
Prostate
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Ton Jon Health
Quick
W. Union St
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Hocking
Ewing
Union Furnace
Frank Mandros
Weirton
W. Va
Cleo Campbell
Lapper
Grubb
Dessa Hanna
Jane Wheeler
Mary Lemon
Earl Landis
Carbondale
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Glenova
Charles Christman
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Jeannine Hines
Charles Zimmer
Charles Bailey
Jack Dodson
Donna Rogers
Andrew Wolf
Harold Kittrell, Jr
Norma King
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Frank Darling
Dora Harry
Joan Hogue
Virginia Wade
Sharon Rose
Max Morris
Roger Cox
Jack Kurtzman
Mona Shepard
Anna Lou Davis
Anna Davis
Twila Williams
Shirley Adams
Charlotte
Sonny
Bobby
Everett Leadbetter
Clarksburg
W. W. Leadbetter
Pt. Pleasant
Sara Wolf
Joe Wolf
Eugene Gordon
Jack
Judy
L. W. Ley
Joan Beshara
St. Francis Hospital
Mike Beshara
Robert McFarland
Cleveland
Gail Wallace
Ohio University
Harry Parfitt
Bob Clark
Youngstown
John R. Clark
Homer
Barnhouse
Lloyd
Billie
Margaret
Painesville
Middleport
Rutland
Albany
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Peter Bodken
Riley Tippie
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Little Richard Dunkle
Trimi
Lewis Antle
Dunkle
Millfield
Carl Dunkle
Powhatan
Charles McLeod
Donald
Melville McCune
Max Creachbaum
Larry
McCunes
Burr Oak Dam Fund
PTA
Thomas Davies
Portia
Ters
Cooking School
Cooking
Harris Furniture House
Isla Rinting
ROFIT
the Messenger Cooking School
Lawheads
the Lawhead Press
N. Court St
Athens, Ohio
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