Funeral services for 62 year old miner Jerry Green
Funeral services at the Crooksville residence at 1 p m Thursday for Jerry Green aged 62 a miner who died of a heart attack Monday while working in a mine. He is a son of the late T C Green of Logan and is survived by two brothers Charlie and Joe Green of Logan. Burial will be in Crooksville.
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Logan
Crooksville
Jerry Green
Miner
Green
T. C. Green
Charlies
Joe Green
Buffalo Man Denies Guilt in Assault Charge
Lee A. Kehr of Buffalo pleaded innocence when arraigned before Mayor Dallas Kinser on an assault and battery charge linked to injuries to James Mack of Royal Oak Michigan. Mack, injured Sunday morning, is slowly improving at Cherrington Hospital with no memory of the incident. Harry Blosser of Columbus attends his father George Blosser’s funeral in Logan. Mrs. Blosser plans to join him today.
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Logan
Harry Blosser
Columbus
George Blosser
Blosser
Kinser Will Be Mayor for Second Term
Logan Rural Hocking County voters produced a heavy off year turnout with Kinser elected unopposed to a second term as mayor. Other city results included Ward races for auditor and treasurer, council members, and school board members while the county board saw shifts among McGrady Matheny and Brown. A Caesarean birth was reported for Harley Meyer of Logan with his wife in serious condition due to a heart reaction.
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Logan
Hocking County
Josephine Hansel
Margaret Knapp
Lavon Goodlye
Chase L. Wonn
Walter Jurgensmier
Stanley W. Baker
Fred A. Murray
Lawrence Adcock
William Miller
Keith L. Schultz
Gilbert Leffler
George S. Moore
Russell Howe
Harry L. Smith
City Board of Education
Harold W. Larimer
Harry H. Wright
John E. Krieg
Wright
Clarence Matheny
Haydenville
Henry Brown
Good Hope
William Schorr
Washington
Harry Primmer
McGrady
Matheny
Brown
Samuel H. Dillon
Falls Township
Lawrence Sanders
Charles W. Marx
Joe Walburn
Charles Voris
Frank St. Clair
John Shelton
Harvey Lanning
Floyd Keeton
Marshal J
William Currens
Ward Township
Charles Robinson, Jr
Lemma Lloyd
Charles Neal
Drys
Benton Township
Coolville Wins First Place in Booth Festival
Nine Epworth League members and the pastor attended the Booth Festival in Athens Saturday where Coolville won first place for securing the largest number of cans of fruit and vegetables. The group expressed thanks to all contributors.
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Coolville
Booth Festival
Epworth League
Athens
Glennis Daugherty
Michael
Marietta
E. M. Daugherty
W. F. Kampf
Lillian Reed
Meriam Bingman
Nina Dixon
Mary and Francis Gaskins
Keith Brandeberry
Edwin Bingman
Glen Dean
G. R. Gunder
Jas
J. F. Parkins
Everett Parkins
Lester Parkins
Columbus
Earl Parkins
Huntington
Lillie Davis
Lawrence Chapel
Standard Bearer Society
Helen Travis
Ted McClintick
Anderson
Ind
Ward Frame
Flourine Frame
Parkersburg
Costly Logan Proclaims Victory Stirring Park Festivities
In Logan last Friday evening crowds celebrated the Middleport victory. Fans tore down and appropriated a rail fence around Worthington Park borrowed from Ford Kessler. The committee plans to replace the railing with twenty rods of wire fence at a cost of twelve dollars and seeks contributors to cover the damage.
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Logan
Middleport
Worthington Park
Ford Kessler
Falls Township
Hocking War Veterans to Hold Annual Reunion
Logan delegation of World War II veterans from Hocking County members of Co H 330 Infantry plan to attend the Marietta reunion. Adjutant H H Sands will contact members for a large turnout. Armistice parade at 10, memorial services at 11, luncheon at 12, football at 2:30, banquet at 6, and Armistice dance at 9 in Marietta.
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Logan
Hocking County
Co. H. 330 Infantry
Marietta
H. H. Sands
American Legion Club Rooms
Hocking County Rejects Bigelow Amendments in Local Vote
Hocking County voters backed the state trend by defeating the Bigelow amendments two to one. Unofficial returns show broad defeat for state board of education and civil service revision, old age pensions and initiative petitions across Logan and Ward townships, with city precincts voting for a special school levy 1,176 to 638 and attached territory adding to the total.
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Logan—Hocking County
State Board of Education
Civil Service
Logan
Bigelow
Ward Township
American Legion Seeks To Fill Quota Soon
Logan Post American Legion targets 115 memberships by Armistice Day. Adjutant Melrose Harbaugh leads the drive as 62 members were reported by Tuesday evening and efforts will intensify this week.
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American Legion
LOGAN
Logan Post American Legion
Melrose Harbaugh
Logan Brief Social Notes
CLASS MEET Logan Brief Social Notes describes Harrington Class gathering at Mrs. Clinton Webb home on Warner Ave. Monday evening with assisting hostesses Mrs. Carl Brown Mrs. Paul L. Collison and Mrs. Alfred Campbell. Tschappat presided over business session and treasurer Miss Hester Lee White reported.
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Tschappat
Elizabeth Collison
Jay Nimop
Ray Garverick
Sidney Johnston
Pioneer Youth elects officers at Monday meeting
In Miller Chapel Grange Hall the Pioneer Youth committee led by Ruth and Josephine Keck and Lucille Krinn elected Ruth Rheinscheid as president, Mary Blum as vice president, Thelma Mowery as secretary, Charles Rauber as treasurer, and Ruth Keck to the executive committee. James R. Smoot ran the business session and next meets November 21 at Hocking Grange Hall for the Thanksgiving gathering.
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Miller Chapel Grange Hall
Ruth
Josephine Keck
Lucille Krinn
Ruth Rheinscheid
Mary Blum
Thelma Mowery
Charles Rauber
Ruth Keck
James R. Smoot
Hocking
Margaret McBroom
Walter Stone
Tourist Book Club Meeting at Van Fossen Home
Tourist Book Club members met at Mrs. George Van Fossen’s home Monday evening with Mrs. Forest E. Weinrich in charge of the business session. Mrs. C. F. Rauch selected Forest and Fire by Helen Hull for review. After the meeting, lunch was served. Guests included Mrs. Frank W. Harden and Mrs. W. B. Lacock.
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Catharine Stoughton
United Brethren Sunday School
North St
Clarence Salts
Evelyn
Irene
Lucille Campbell
Evelyn Cannan
Hazel Hammon
Helen Clark
Lawrence Vancuren
Wendell Rector
Miss Stoughton
Dorothy Wilson
Tourist Book Club
George van Fossen
Forest E. Weinrich
C. F. Rauch
Forest and Fire
Helen Hull
Frank W. Harden
W. B. Lacock
Seek Lifting Of Rabies Ban For Hunting
Marion Township awaits lifting of the rabies quarantine to permit fox and other animal hunting. Countywide ban eased after a later county outbreak, but Marion remains restricted. County dog warden Howard Brooks reports no new cases and no further danger is foreseen.
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Logan
Marion
Howard Brooks
Straitsville News Notes headline and game results
Straitsville News Notes reports the Reserves beat Carbon Hill 25 to 5 and the Varsity won 52 to 14 on home court. Upcoming guest Shawnee visits Friday November 10. The local column also notes a child injury, several social visits, a funeral, a death, and community events including a leadership training session and a declamation contest winner.
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New Straitsville
Carbon Hill
Shawnee
Postmaster Logan-C. Wood Bowen Undergoes Tonsil Operation
Former Columbus postmaster Logan C. Wood Bowen underwent today a hospital operation to remove his tonsils. His condition is stated as satisfactory and he is resting.
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Logan
C. Wood Bowen
Columbus
Armistice Day Observance Planned by Logan Legion Post
Logan Legion Post and Auxiliary arrange Armistice Day activities at the American Legion rooms with a 6 PM dinner. Rev. Cecil Harding Jones to speak, group singing led by H. H. Sands, Bertha Oberle at the piano, World War and old songs featured, and an aerial bomb salute at 11 PM. The parade is canceled to cooperate with fox hunters. Open house Saturday night at Logan Post.
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Post
Fox Hunters
Harry Mack
Legion
Logan High School
American Legion
Logan Post
Legionnaires
New Car Sales Holding Up In Hocking County
In Hocking County new car sales stayed solid in November averaging just under one per day. A Tuesday tally shows 10 new car sales recorded.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Murray City Armistice Day program time changes
Armistice Day events in Murray City shift with Verner E. Metcalf’s speech moved to 1 30 pm and contests and races set for 2 30 pm. Judge Phil Henderson and Prosecutor Hubert D. Lappen remain as speakers on the patriotic program.
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Logan
Murray City
Verner E. Metcalf
Phil Henderson
Hubert D. Lappen
Judge's Wife Collapses at Washington Precinct Voting
Daisy Kitchen wife of Jesse Kitchen suffered a nervous collapse during Tuesday night voting in Washington precinct. A local physician ordered her removed home as board members finished tabulation, more than half completed before her illness.
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Logan
Washington
Daisy Kitchen
Jesse Kitchen
Kitchen
Rain fails to reduce vote in Hocking County
Rain began about noon Tuesday but did not slow voters in rural Hocking County. Election officials reported heavy ballotings in Salt Creek Benton Laurel and Perry precincts as calls for extra ballots reached the county election board early.
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Logan
Hocking County
County Election Board
Salt Creek
Benton, Lautrel
Perry
Logan Popping Up for Contest With Jackson
Rain disrupted practice at Chieftain Field but did not stop drills as Logan and Jackson prepare for their fourth straight test Friday evening. Enthusiasm rises in Jackson with plans for several hundred fans to travel to the game.
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Logan
Chieftain Field
Jackson
Logan Raymond Graham in serious condition at Cherrington Hospital
Raymond Graham Logan of Murray City remains in serious condition at Cherrington Hospital after complications. Mrs James Callahan has been returned to her home in New Straits ville on Tuesday.
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Logan
Raymond Graham
Murray City
Cherrington Hospital
James Callahan
New Straitsville
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