Logan County Honor Parade Sends Three To Fort Hayes
Several hundred gathered at the Logan court house and Valley Service Bus station to bid farewell to Hocking County three volunteers heading to Fort Hayes for a year of military training. The Logan High School Band played a short concert as G. E. Carr spoke for the selective service board praising the trio and urging all citizens to support their mission.
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LOGAN
Valley Service
Hocking County
Fort Hayes
Logan High School
James R. Horwell
G. E. Carr
Selective Service Board
Charles Moore
Frank Tucker
Rockbridge
Ralph Durst
Logan Rt. 1
Moore
Mr. Carr
Logan Post American Legion
Melrose Harbaugh
John W. McBroom
Clinton Webb
Post
American Legion Committee
Two Hurt in Accident Near Enterprise
Logan reports injuries to Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Edwards Olmstead Falls when their auto hit Joe Morris Rockbridge rear of a parked car near Enterprise. Mrs Edwards received surgical care at Charterton Hospital and Mr Edwards had facial injuries. Sheriff Joe Farbearn investigated. both vehicles sustained heavy damage. Harry J. Stevenson was summoned as a federal petit juror to report in Columbus on December 3.
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Logan
Harry J. Stevenson
Columbus
Slight Delay in WPA Goose Creek Project
A slight delay in federal materials postpones Goose Creek improvement start to Wednesday morning instead of Monday. The WPA project will hire about 60 workers, including skilled laborers, and run for several weeks.
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Goose Creek
Logan Brief Social Notes
Whippoorwill Inn hosted the second annual oyster fry by Logan residents on November 22. A business vote made the event an annual affair followed by a social hour with games. attendees included multiple local families and individuals, and Thelma Mowery returned to Athens to resume studies at Ohio University after Thanksgiving. The D of A drill team schedules a 7 o clock practice session at their hall on Wednesday.
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Whippoorwill Inn
Logan
Domino
Frank Wallace
B. G. Robinette
Pauline
Joe
Jack
Homer Allen
Helen
Pearl Allen
Richard Price
J. R. Nelson
Harry W. Shaw
Harry E. Shaw
L. T. Worley
Eber Mowery
Thelma
Jeanne
Lester Canan
Mary Belle Wright
Thelma Mowery
Athens
Ohio University
Mrs
D. of A
Community Helpers Club Meets at Carbon Hill Home
The Community Helpers Club gathered at Mrs. Adda Joy's home in Carbon Hill with 12 members present. Five visitors attended including Mrs. Mary Wright and Mrs. Dorothy Ballinger. The next meeting is set for December 5 at Mrs. Nellie Bond's residence.
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Community Helpers Club
Adda Joy
Carbon Hill
Ellen Bowersock
Dessie Angle
Vesper Vollmer
Florence Miller
Nellie Bond
Betty Bond
Dorothy Settles
Frances Settles
Ruth Lehman
Edytha Walker
Alice Smart
Mary Wright
Dorothy Ballinger
Adda S
New Pastor Eyerman to Speak at Logan Kiwanis Meeting
The Rev. Father John Eyerman of St. Johns Catholic Church will address the Logan Kiwanis Club at the White House this evening at 6. Walter Savings arranged the appearance. It is his first visit since being assigned to the city. The club plans a pre Christmas meeting on December 24 with a grab bag.
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Logan
John Eyerman
St. Johns Catholic Church
Logan Kiwanis Club
White House
Eyerman
Walter Savings
Godman Co. Resumes Shoe Production at New Shaw Plant
The H. C. Godman Co. moved machinery from the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad building to Shaw Manufacturing in South Logan and began shoe making at Plant 4. Supt. Robert Harley expects full operation by Wednesday with 125 new jobs, joining Plant 5 on Gallagher Ave to form one of the city's largest industrial payrolls.
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Logan
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Shaw Manufacturing Company
H. C. Godman Co
Robert Harley
Gallagher Ave
W. and H. Chevrolet
Shaw
Chieftain Court Team Hones Lineup After Tryouts
Logan High School hosts basketball tryouts with about 35 candidates, Coach Tom Bender narrowing to 20. Returning core McGonagle Brehm Roberts Cole Conrad up front, with Lohr Scott as strong reserve contenders. Preseason tests loom against Mt. Vernon Lancaster New Boston before league play. Hufford couple obtains marriage license in Lancaster.
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Logan
Logan High School
Tom Bender
Bender
Jimmy McGonagle
Tom Brehm
Jack Roberts
Eddie Cole
Trace Conrad
Mark Lohr
Cecil Scott
Lew Casto
Lohr
Scott
McGonagle
Brehm
Cole
Conrad
Mt. Vernon
Lancaster
New Boston
Marietta Woman Regains Relief From Severe Stomach Ulcers
Alma B Sparks of Marietta Ohio describes years of serious stomach trouble with ulcers and kidney discomfort. She reports relief after treatment. prior symptoms included indigestion dizziness coated tongue sharp pains stiffness swelling and frequent urination.
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Marietta
Alma B. Sparks
Ohio
Church of Christ
Health Speaker To Tour Hocking County
Under the State Department of Health, Albert H. Crimble of Columbus visits Logan to start a series of health lectures in rural high schools of Hocking County. He works with county school authorities and will speak at Union Today Murray City Carbon Hill Rockbridge Gibisonville Laurelville and South Bloomingville through Thursday.
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Logan
State Department of Health
Albert H. Crimble
Columbus
Union Today
Murray City
Carbon Hill
Rockbridge
Gibisonville
Laurelville
South Bloomingville
Aged Logan Woman Dies After Stroke
Miss Lucetta Klinger age 70 died at her brother Andrew Klinger's home in West Logan at 3 15 p m Monday after a stroke earlier that day She had devoted her life to nursing and never married She is survived by six brothers and three sisters Funeral arrangements had not been completed Monday evening.
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Logan
Lucetta Klinger
Andrew Klinger
West Logan
Local residents reported in hospital and home recoveries
Blanche Pettit returned to her E Main Street home Saturday after several days at Cherrington Hospital for treatment. Francis Lomax of McArthur is receiving hospital treatment. Charles Woltz of Rockbridge has returned home Sunday after a recent surgical operation.
Court Action Discussed in Vote Recount
In Hocking County a recount of five precincts narrowed the margin between James L. Martin and Frank St. Clair to 27 votes. Attorneys study rights of the defeated candidate who has ten days to file in common pleas court. If pursued, the court may name two commissioners to conduct any further recount. No ballot impound order has been issued.
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Election Board
Dr Smith Returns To Home In Logan
Dr A K Smith returned to his N Spring St home Sunday from Grant Hospital where he had been after an accident near Wilmington in which his automobile struck a parked truck. His condition has been improving steadily and he will stay home a few days before returning to his office.
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Logan
A. K. Smith
N. Spring St
Grant Hospital
Wilmington
Driver Arraigned After Sunday Collision on Route 278
Merrill Newlan of Carbondale and Willis Helber of this county collided Sunday on Route 278 near Route 56. Helber’s passenger Eugene Funk suffered head and face cuts and a leg injury and received treatment. Newton, arraigned Monday before Judge Phil Henderson, pleaded guilty to operating under the influence, fined $100 plus costs, and given 30 days in jail with driving privileges suspended.
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LOGAN
Merrill Newlan
Carbondale
Willis Helber
Newlan
Eugene Funk
Logan Rt. 1
Helber
Nelsonville
Newton
Phil Henderson
Nelsonville Driver Is Fined in Logan
Nelsonville resident Ernest Dowler arraigned in Logan on Route 33 for operating a motor vehicle under the influence. He pled guilty, receiving a $150 fine, costs, and ten days in jail, plus suspension of driving privileges. Three local youths were detained after allegedly taking accessories from the patrol car.
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Logan
Ernest Dowler
Nelsonville
Dallas Kinser
Dowler
Another Call Expected for Men Soon
The Logan Selective Service Board will prepare the next enlistee list after the first of the year. Different boards may face varied quotas. Hocking County with about 2,500 registrants may see a smaller next report, running 15 to 30 names. Some registrants will be called next as the volunteer list had 14 men. among the first nine examined, three qualified for enlistment.
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Logan
Miner Crowe Fined After Guilty Plea on Brakes Charge
Logan Leonard Crowe, a resident of Mineral, was fined $5 and costs by Mayor Dallas Kinser after pleading guilty to a charge of having insufficient brakes. The case was filed by the State Highway Patrol.
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Logan
Leonard Crowe
Mineral
Dallas Kinser
State Highway Patrol
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