Veterans Day Parade Planned In Logan Tonight
Logan will hold a smaller Veterans Day parade this evening after a joint meeting of the American Legion VFW and DAV decided to proceed. Units include Legion DAV and VFW members, Ohio National Guard batteries, the Nelsonville VFW Drum and Bugle Corps, the Logan Old Timers, and West Hocking students. The 7 30 p m march goes west on Main Street to Gallagher and back to Mulberry Street for dismissal.
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Disabled American Veterans
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Ohio National Guard
Army Reserve
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Judge Asks License To Marry In Probate Court Case
Ohio law requires probate judges to relay license requests to the Court of Common Pleas. Oliver Brown, 57, a farrier from Logan, and Rhea Pettit Bangert, 50, Hocking County probate and juvenile judge, had their license certified for approval. The license, signed by Harley Meyer, was issued, with Brown and Judge Bangert reportedly to wed Sunday. Bangert was recently re-elected to a six year term.
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Logan
John Doe
Jane Roe
Ohio
Court of Mon Pleas
Oliver . Brown
Farrier
Rhea Pettit Bangert
Hocking County
Harley Meyer
Common Pleas Court
Brown
Judge Bangert
Charles G Finney Born in Warren Conn
Evangelist Charles G Finney, linked with Oberlin College's early history, has roots tied to Warren, Connecticut, where he was born. This historical note traces his origins to New England before his rise in religious revivalism and reform efforts.
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Charles G. Finney
Oberlin College
Warren, Conn, In
Ocean Wave Speeds Vary by Length Study
A science note explains wave speed depends on wavelength. Foot long waves move about 1% mile per hour, while a thousand foot long wave can reach roughly 44 miles per hour.
Property Transfers Across Green and Perry Townships
A series of real estate transfers records follow in Green and Perry Townships and surrounding areas. Names include Lester M Woltz Gladys I Woltz Albert Sparks Gertrude Sparks and others with parcels ranging from 0.25 acres to 85 square rods, plus multi-acre tracts in Logan Oroville Starr and Goodhope townships.
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Lester M. Woltz
Gladys I. Woltz
Albert Sparks
Gertrude Sparks
Green Township
Wesley Co. Woltz
Zeath FE. Mohler
Homer Raymond Mohler
Rhoda Jane Mohler
Logan
FE. V. Baker
May D. Baker
William Trader
Zona Trader
Oroville
Jacob H. Hiwk
Mary A. Hawk
Paul
Saunders
Louise Souders
Bell and Scholl
B. Ellena Welle
S. Robert Wells
Reno White
Hazel White
Howard R. White
Leota I. White
Starr Township
William Edward Pach
Norma Jean Pach
Charles A. Dietzel
Elsie J. Dietzel
Perry Township
W. S&s McBride
Stanley B. McBride
Goodhope
Ross Steele
Latra May Steele
Harold Scott
Cleo E. Scott
Willis Brown
Carrie Starner
Good Hope Township
Good Hope
Eliza L. Tucker
Charlotte H. Geiger
John B. Hedges
Marty E Hedges
Kermit Eugene Hedges
Mary A. Hedges
Mildred G Poling
Frank EF. Holland
Helen A. Holland
Robert L. Bateman
Joanne Bateman
Cora FE. Thurden
John K Thullen
Donald W. Stevens
Frank Keyes
Goldie Keyes
Donald Keyes
Nellie Schneider Lecky
J. E. Stuart
Two Divorces Granted in Common Pleas Court
Judge Harley Meyer issued two divorce decrees in Com mon Pleas Court. Judith Ann Rosser and Robert L. Rosser were granted a divorce on gross neglect. Judith Ann Rosser won custody of their minor children and expense money while Rosser must pay 20 dollars weekly for four children and medical expenses related to prenatal care. Hubert O. Holbrook was granted a divorce from Nellie Holbrook on gross neglect and extreme cruelty. custody of the minor children was awarded to the plaintiff.
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Logan
Common Pleas Court
Harley Meyer
Judith Ann Rosser
Robert L. Rosser
Rosser
Hubert O. Holbrook
Nellie Holbrook
Newton’s weight shift at equator explained
A man weighing 190 pounds at the North Pole would weigh 189 pounds on the equator due to Earth’s rotation reducing apparent gravity. The centrifugal force from rotation slightly counters gravity, changing weight by about one pound.
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North Pole
Girls Outnumber Boys In Hocking Stork Race
Logan reports 24 births in October at Hocking Valley Hospital with 16 girls and 8 boys. Notable parents include John Conant, Arthur Tripp Jr., and Conrad Blankenship of Logan, plus multiple couples from McArthur, Laurelville, and Rockbridge. Ten deaths were recorded in city and county.
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Lorena Larimer
Logan- Hocking Health Department
Hocking Valley Hospital
John Conant
McArthur
Hollis Davidson
Leroy McClure
John Norton
Laurelville
Melvin Sawyers
Clay Woodrum
Cecil Bee
Burglary at Local Establishment Reported by Sheriff Office
Deputy Joe Breeze said burglars forced a rear door breaking a screen to enter. Thieves stole coins from a juke box, cigars, pens, 15 cartons of cigarettes, 13 boxes of chewing gum, two bottles of liquor, a .32 caliber pistol, and used a potato sack to haul the loot. Mrs. Dave Colliton discovered the break and notified authorities.
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Joe Breeze
Dave Colliton
Hocking Valley Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Admitted Betty Seymour of Logan. Dismissed Mrs Algernon Bougher Haydenville Mrs Edwin Remy Ray Wardwell Myers Logan to Lockbourne AFB Hospital Betty Phelps Logan Route 1 Mrs Merie McCune Logan Route 4 Mrs Richard Smith and daughter Logan Route 1.
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Edwin Remy
Ray
Wardwell Myers
Logan
Lockbourne Afb Hospital
Betty Phelps
Merie McCune
Richard Smith
Services for Mrs. Jessie Herzog Conducted at St Matthew
Mrs. Jessie Herzog widow of John Herzog died last Friday night. Services were held Wednesday at St. Matthew Lutheran Church with Rev. Paul N. Warner officiating. Music by Mrs. William Dennis and Mrs. Leslie Higgins. pallbearers included Raymond Mills and others. Burial in Oaks Grove Cemetery.
Mrs. Freda Paulus Rites Held at St. John’s
Requiem High Mass for Mrs. Freda Marie Paulus was held at 10 a.m. today in St. John's Catholic Church officiated by Rev. Fr. Charles P. Foy. Pallbearers were e e Kitchen, George Jurgensmier, John Eb erst, Jr, Arthur Gasser, William S Miller, and Lester Risch. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery by Roberts Funeral Service.
Tibet Opens To Wheel Traffic After Long Silence
A historical note records Tibet's shift from a landbound realm with no wheeled vehicles to the introduction of wheels and carts, signaling a notable change in transport practices and regional mobility.
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Tibet
Will of Mrs. Bessie M. Hilliard Probate in Laurelville
Probate records reveal the will of Mrs. Bessie M. Hilliard of Laurelville admitted. After a $200 bequest to Laurelville Methodist Church the remainder goes in fee simple to her husband Festus C. Hilliard, named executor without bond. Estate value estimated at $47,400.
Spiders and Scorpions Share Arachnid Classification
Spiders and scorpions are both arachnids, a related classification in zoology. Both groups possess eight legs and a two-part body, though they differ in habitat behavior and venom delivery.
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