Six Teams Seek Loop Title in Logans County League
The Logan Hocking County High Basketball League opens Friday December 8 with six teams. Union Furnace defends the title with coach Max Bunce. Gibisonville and Rockbridge expected to field strong squads as the league appears the toughest in years. Opening night matches pair Union Furnace with Laurelville, Murray City with Rockbridge, and Carbon Hill with Gibisonville.
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Logan — Hocking County High
Union Furnace
Max Bunce
Gibisonville
Rockbridge
Laurelville
Murray City
Carbon Hill
Chieftains See-Swing in Southeast Ohio League Standings
Logan report notes today's Jackson Wellston and Middleport Pomeroy games impact whether the Chieftains win the Southeast Ohio League title outright or finish tied atop the standings. Jackson looms as the lone league foe having beaten them, with a large local crowd anticipated at Wellston.
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Logan
Middleport
Hospital Notes on Local Injury Victims
Miss Dorothy Riggs of Logan was able to leave Cherrington Hospital for home after an automobile accident that occurred a week ago. Rev. W. E. Bancroft of Haydenville was expected to leave the hospital today after injuries from the opening day of hunting season when his car overturned.
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Logan
Dorothy Riggs
Cherrington Hospital
W. E. Bancroft
Haydenville
Longtime Rockbridge educator J E Stuart re elected to Good Hope board
Logan reports J E Stuart of Rockbridge won re election to the Good Hope board of education marking the sixth time named to the board. He has served 18 years as a board member and will complete 22 years of service at the end of the current term, much of that time as board clerk.
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Logan
J. E. Stuart
Rockbridge
Good Hope
Auto Crash On East Road Near Bridge
Logan Vernon Carpenter of Columbus had his car wreck on the East road Tuesday evening. Deputy W R Brandt found him late that night at Russell Hunsacker’s home after a relief call by relatives. The Hunsacker car was sideswiped before the collision with the bridge rail, which then caused gas-line damage. State highway crews replaced the guard rail and repaired the gas line Wednesday to restore service.
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Logan
Vern Carpenter
Columbus
East Road
W. R. Brandt
Russell Hunsacker
Len
Carpenter
Hunsacker
Dedication Set for West Grade Auditorium Speaker G E Carr
Dedication of the West Grade building auditorium is scheduled for Friday evening December 1 with Supt. G. F. Carr presiding. Principal speaker will be R. R. Bangham the state finance director. East Grade dedication occurred Wednesday evening with E N Dietrich the state education director as speaker.
Corn Stolen From Bill Bowers Crib in Dorr Run
A report to Sheriff Joe Farbearn states corn from Bill Bowers corn crib was stolen last night. Deputy W R Brandt investigated the break in, with considerable corn missing. CONDITION IMPROVED : Logan Denzil Weltner has shown slight improvement after illness at home since Saturday. death still attributed to tuberculosis remains a leading killer in the 15 to 45 age group.
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Logan
Denzil Weltner
Relatives Gather for Thanksgiving in Logan
A Logan Thanksgiving gathering includes numerous relatives visiting from Columbus Coshocton Detroit Athens and more at the McBroom home on N High St. Attendees span McBroom Elberfeld Wright Baker and many others with travel from Newark Cuyahoga Falls and Marysville.
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John McBroom
N. High St
William McBroom
Evan Smith
Columbus
Jacob Elberfeld
Coshocton
Allen McBroom
Detroit
Ebert McBroom
Margaret
William Hansel
Minnie McBroom
Theodore Lytle
McBroom
John Richard
Harry Stevenson
Ernest Gutliph
Newark
Stanley Baker
Baker
Mary Baker
Nathaniel Edington
John
Cuyahoga Falls
Howard Wright
Athens
Frank Henry Wright
Ohio State University
Harry Wright
Allen Adams
Moorey School of Music
Adams
Florence Bort
Donald Bort
Albert Stromberg
William McCormick
H. E. Jenkins
David Evans
Marysville
W. E. Evans
Leslie Evans
Carbon Hill
Mattie Short
John Roberts
Fred Hull
Barbara
Magnetic Springs
Charles Achauer
Woody
Alice Shafer
W. L. Achauer
Haydenville
James Blosser
Edith
Elmer Bene
Dee Hamilton
Bar
Straitsville Social Notes
Straitsville residents share visits and health concerns from November 22. Bob Blankenship returns from Bowling Green while Donald Lawson visits family. Alva Hite recovers from coal mine injuries in Pomeroy. Pythian Sisters prep for December 1 inspection and a Legion Inn skating party is planned for November 23.
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New Straitsville
Bob Blankenship
Bowling Green
Donald Lawson
Columbus
Edward Lawson
John Hite
Alva Hite
Pomeroy
Harry Hite
William Thompson
Ben Spicer
Wayne
W. Va
Lena Blankenship
Harry Strain and Son
Anna Brown
Clark St
Pythian Sisters
Levi Wolfe
Logan
Henry Lemon
Lydia Beery
Kentucky
Legion Inn
Clyde Strain
Fred Blankenship
Levi Palmer
Ralph White
East Fultonham
Findlay
Stars Say For Friday November 24
Moderately enterprising conditions prevail as lunar transits favor new matters with influential contacts. Be alert to treachery and subtle undermining that could cause financial loss. Those born on this day may gain support for new projects and a progressive year with practical plans and backing from powerful allies.
Births Index Card System Planned in Probate Office
Logan Owen Storer of Murray City begins preparing a card index of birth certificates in the probate court office on Tuesday. He was assigned to WPA work. Earlier he did record work there. Logan couple Mr. and Mrs. Max Kinnison of Logan announce the birth of a son Wednesday morning at Cherrington Hospital.
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Logan
Owen Storer
Murray City
WPA
Storer
Max Kinnison
Cherrington Hospital
Krinn Stillwell Tie The Knot In Logan County
A marriage license was issued to Merritt Russell Krinn 26 and Maxine Marie Stillwell 20 in Logan County. Krinn is a machinist of Columbus son of Samuel and Mrs Krinn. Stillwell resides at home in Logan.
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Logan
Merritt Russell Krinn
Columbus
Samuel Krinn
Hocking County
Maxine Mariel Stillwell
Nurse Aid Rescues Barbara Johnson From Cactus
In Pasadena California Barbara Johnson 31 2 slipped and sat on a cactus plant. Nurses and doctors at the Emergency Hospital spent an hour removing cactus thorns from her legs and hips.
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Pasadena
Cal
Barbara Johnson
Big Chief Indian Herb Tonic improves family health
A general family tonic made from roots and herbs claims to stimulate appetite aid digestion and relieve occasional constipation. Describes use as suitable for every member of the family. Supports general health through herbal ingredients.
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BIG Chief Indian Herb Tonic
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New Lexington
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