Hand Injury and Fatal Shooting Reported in Local Area
A hunter in Enterprise, near Groceville, accidentally shot his friend injuring the hand and palm. Earlier a separate hunting accident in the village left a man dead after being shot in the head and face. Ed and others were at a wood near home when the incidents occurred. Another man received chest wounds in an unrelated accident. The Grace family notes a medical operation is planned within eighteen months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
J. L. Mathat
Ansel
Fidler
Buchtel
Iles Dearing
Local Amending Notices From Fragmentary OCR
The readable text lists individuals and ages including Joseph Judy 66 Therasa Cecelia 62 and Lewis Cunningham 1 with locations Logan Carbon Hill and Route 1. Officials named Ames T Nevin and Magistrate C phenson are mentioned, with a note about an infection after an injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Judy
Car Logan
Theresa Cecelia
Logan
Ames T. Nevin
M Lewis Cunningham
Carbon Hill
Walter Cunningham
Puise North
Ville Route 1
Albert North
Cphenson
Junior High Student Council Holds Election
Logan Junior High School elected a nine grade member Shirley Mooney and an eighth grade Curtis Henderson along with Robert Shaw Barton Hall Jr and Lois Heyde from the seventh. Holdover members include Joe Karshner Lawrence Adcock Dale Engle Ruth Thomas Betty Brown Betty Liff and Elden Carr. The council will meet later to organize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Shirley Mooney
Curtis Henderson
Robert Shaw
Barton Hall, Jr
Lois Heyde
Joe Karshner
Lawrence Adcock
Dale Engle
Ruth Thomas
Betty Brown
Betty Liff
Elden Carr
Logan Women's Club Names Two Chairmen
Logan Women s Club executive board approves Miss Janet White as program chair man and Mrs Anna Clark as music chair man. October activities planned and bulletin to members authorized. Miss Marie Lines announces Federated Women s Club convention October 11 12 attendance invited. LeViolet Redick Ruth Heft join membership. Board members listed.
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LOGAN
Janet,White
Anna Clark
Logan Business and Professional Women's Club
Marie Lines
Federated Women's Club
LeViolet Redick
Ruth Heft
Methodist pastors shuffled in local conference news
Rev. W. N. Shank was reassigned to the local Methodist Episcopal pastorate for his fourth year following the annual conference in Columbus. Rev. W. A. Cooper native of the county was transferred from Sedelia to the Vinton County Parish bringing him closer to home. Harry Barton of the State Tax Commission and Detective Clyde Purnell of Columbus Police visited Sheriff Joe Farbearn in Logan as they planned a squirrel hunt in Hocking County Monday evening for the next day.
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Logan
Harry Barton
State Tax Commission
Clyde Purnell
Columbus Police
Joe Farbearn
Hocking County
Seven To Face Liquor Charge At Camp Logan
Seven people were arrested at Camp Logan by Deputy Sheriffs Nellis Smith and Newton Spencer with Lieut. S Wimner overseeing. Five face illegal liquor possession charges while two are charged with intoxication. The group includes Jess Moss Edward Brown James Finney Hugh Jones Ocie McKenney Ruth Banks of Columbus and Ben Holliman of Camp Logan. Prosecutor Gerald W Lanning filed informations and arraignments are set before Judge Harley M Whitcraft after his return from Steubenville.
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Logan
Camp Logan
Nellis Smith
Newton Spencer
Gerald W. Lanning
Harley M. Whitcraft
Steubenville
Gibisonville Community Club Meet Tomorrow Evening
Arrangements are made for a club meeting at the Community Hall next Tuesday. Clarence Matheny of Haydenville is named as one speaker. Howard E. Kirk says Junior High class elections will wait until after November 1 and outlines plans to reorganize classes to include all grades down to the seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Gibisonville Community Club
Clarence Matheny
Haydenville
Howard E. Kirk
Rockbridge P. T. A. Opens Year With Rural Participation Talk
Rockbridge P T A opened its year with Clarence Matheny of Haydenville urging equal access for rural students to extracurriculars and bus transport with added driver pay. L F Hammond spoke on music and Supt. Coleman highlighted county school progress through community cooperation. Ralph Durst, an Orland enrollee at Camp Hocking, was hospitalized with influenza.
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Ward Township
L. F. Hammond
Supt
J. W. Coleman
Logan
Ralph Durst
Orland
Camp Hocking
Cherrington Hosiital
Logan People Update From Columbus Visit
Margaret and Mary Stephenson, visiting Mr and Mrs Monte Beavers of Columbus for three weeks, returned home Tuesday. Rev and Mrs H W Stoody of Deshler sp ent Tuesday night in Logan with Mr and Mrs John L Stoody en route home from annual conference at Columbus. Mr Stoody reassigned to Deshler. Edward Cavendish of Columbus visited Mr and Mrs Carl Poling. Maurice Cole, who reported for football practice, was ordered to the sidelines again by his physician after one day. Wendell Swaim, backfield candidate, is another casualty.
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Margaret
Mary Stephenson
Monte Beavers
Columbus
H. W. Stoody
Deshier
Logan
John L. Stoody
Stoody
Deshler
Edward Cavendish
Carl Poling
Maurice Cole
Wendell Swaim
Logan Harden Celebrates Eightieth Birthday in Town
Benjamin Harden of Church Street marked his eightieth birthday on Monday and received greeting cards from over sixty friends. Despite advanced age he remains healthy. He is among the oldest Odd Fellows here and the longest serving member, having joined at age twenty one.
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Logan
Benjamin Harden
Church Street
Mr. Harden
Odd Fellow
Order
Fence erection at Athletics Field continues as old fence is removed
Workmen proceed with the new fence around the Athletics Field. The old Market Street side fence was taken down on Wednesday.
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Logan
Market Street
Logan Post installs officers at Athene
District Commander Barton A. Hall visited Ath en to install officers of the American Legion post. He was joined by B. W. Wright and Ewald Schmitter of Logan Post.
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Logan
Barton A. Hall
Athens
American Legion
B. W. Wright
Ewald Schmitter
Logan Post
Logan Sees Low City Fire Loss This Summer
Logan reports a quiet fire season from June through summer with fire losses this year described as comparatively low for the city.
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Logan
Unusual Twin-Potato Discovery in Logan
Maresh Jadwin of Logan unearthed two potatoes intertwined in a single root this week while digging sweet potatoes. The odd fusion drew curiosity from locals.
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Logan
Maresh Jadwin
King Cobra Noted as World’s Most Dangerous Serpent
The king cobra ranks as the world’s most dangerous and largest poisonous snake. The record length for this species reaches 18 feet.
Local social notes and community events near Logan
Delta Theta Tau sorority hosted a rushing party with many guests and contests. Farewell party for Mrs. Wesley Hawk was held by Four Square Church members with gifts and a large spread. Various visits, book club meeting, and school association notes followed with daily social updates and local incidents in Logan Ohio area. Also reports injuries at a Logan shop and a dairy bull incident near Logan.
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Delta Theta Tan
Ralph Roberts
Richard McCutchan
Elizabeth Burgoker
Vivian Hull
Elizabeth Westbrook
Margaret Rederwaldt
Mildred Strubie
Ross Shannon
Elizabeth McGonagle
Grace Cole
Virginia Smith
Marcella Risch
Bernice Salts
Margaret Rush
Racine Rochester
Vaughn Bart
Wesley Hawk
Nelsonville
Four Square
Methodist Church
J. W. Coleman
George Hengst
Fred Smith
Carl Sparnow
W. S. Yaw
Harry Courter
Ide Sheets
Belle Crawford
Blanche Ryan
W. Maffin
C Bright
Jess Phillips
J A. Green
John Knittel
Allen Adams
Tourist Book Club
Fred Burchfield
Church Street
Walter Brehm
Allan A. Cole
Paul Shaw
Brehm
District Federation
Walter Leonard
Howard Kirk
Harold Chambers
Clinton Web
Three new members added to Logan Hocking School Council
LOGAN Hocking County Emergency School Council expands with three appointees Rev John A Toy representing the local ministerial association Miss Janet White county music supervisor and Harold Chambers extension agent joining existing members Supt G B Carr Supt J W Coleman M W Johnstone relief director B A Hall chamber of commerce president Blanche Thomas West Parent-Teacher Association president Christine Fraser county librarian Committees will organize work in elementary education workers education rural education parent education general adult education and nursery schools Local committees for each community will follow Rural adult education organized by Paul Kreider workers education by Russell Dupler and Charles Dugan Nursery school plans in the Central Grade Building underway
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Logan--Hocking County
John A. Toy
Janet White
Harold Chambers
G. B. Carr
J. W Coleman
M. W. Johnstone
B. A. Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Blanche Thomas
West Parent-Teacher Association
Christine Fraser
Workers Education
Paul Kreider
Workers
Russell Dupler
Charles Dugan
Kiwanis Club to Elect Officers Next Week
Kiwanis Club plans an officer election at the upcoming meeting. The nominating committee named by President Clayton Scheide Sr includes Edward Davis Dr C F Rauch and W B Yaw. The program features dance numbers by Marjorie Techappat and Joan Weltner.
America Awakens to a New Clean-Up Dream in Dover
A panoramic view of America frames a night club scene in Dover where Jean Dunn and Bobby Wallace weigh independence against marriage. Sandy Harkins charms Jean on the dance floor while Art Lanning, Larry Glenn, and a looming crime plot drift through the story's opening tableau.
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America
Jean Dunn
Bobby Wallace
Jean
Bobby
BooToy
Art Lanning
Golden Feather Night Club
Lanning
Sandy Harkins
Sandy
Harkins
Art
Dover
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