Logan Legion Installs New Officers and Plans Membership Drive
District Commander Everett Eveland installs Logan Post officers led by Harold W. Larimer as commander. New posts include Judy as vice commander Struble adjutant Adcock historian Chifoos chaplain and Webb Waldron on the executive committee. Larimer urges membership push and Auxiliiary support with Armis tice Day program planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Everett Eveland
Crooksville
Logan Post
American Legion
Harold W. Larimer
Frank Judy
Charles Struble
Lawrence Adcock
Theodore Chifoos
J. B. Waldron
Clinton Webb
C. Wood Bowen
G. E. Carr
James Napp
Army
Navy
Larimer
Legion
Stevens
Logan Brief Social Notes
Mrs. Paul Sanderson hosted the Win-or-Lose Club at her E Second Street home Monday night with substitutes named for absentees. The Junia Club held its fall meeting with Mrs. Harry Ambrose hosting, dinner at PK Shoppe, visit to Blasius home, new president Mrs. Dillon Sanderson, initiation for Mrs. John Wellman and Mrs. Walter Kleinschmidt, and new programs distributed for the two week opening meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sanderson
E. Second St
Harold Saxton
T. S. Huston
Emma Floyd
Bell Miller
Vern Bowen
Will White
Elizabeth Forwick
M. H. Cherrington
M. J. Cole
Will Lehman
Charles Yontz
Sanderson
Junia Club
Harry Ambrose
Blasius
N. Mulberry St
Dillon Sanderson
John Wellman
Walter Kleinschmidt
D. A. Rannells
Emma Wellman
Topsy Turvy Club Hosts Backwards Night at Home
Mrs William Kellenbarger hosted the Topsy Turvy Club on Angle Avenue with a backwards name register and a backwards style lunch. Mrs Carl Larimer won a prize and Mrs Alex Mowery and Mrs Lambert won awards while Mrs Larimer led the business session. Guests included Mrs Catherine Riddiebarger and Miss Esther Kinnison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kellenbarger
Angle Ave
Carl Larimer
Alex Mowery
Lambert
Larimer
Kellenbarger
Carl Hobbs
Catherine Riddiebarger
Esther Kinnison
Harrington Class Meets at Mrs McBroom Home
The Harrington Class gathered Monday evening at Mrs John W McBroom's N High St residence led by president Miss Lucille Oeffler. Mrs Dessie Hanna directed devotionals and topics covered Lutheran and Baptist denominations followed by discussion. A social hour featured a contest won by Mrs John F E Krieg, and lunch was served by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Brandt
Ooeffler
George Lehman
Carrie Creal
Harry J. Stevenson
Helen Rochester
Local families return from eastern trip and Columbus visit
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Stone and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meldrim and Miss Clara Stone have returned home from an eastern trip. Mr. and Mrs. George Eberst and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eberst visited Columbus on Sunday to see Mr. and Mrs. James Callahan and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Stone
Charles Meldrim
Clara Stone
George Eberst
Charles Eberst
Columbus
James Callahan
Holl Is Honored by State Appointment
Logan B A Holl president of the Logan Chamber of Commerce was informed of his appointment to the nominating committee for the Ohio Chamber of Commerce meeting in Columbus on Oct 12. He has served on the committee for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
B. A. Holl
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Holl
Seek License To Wed LOGAN
Application for a marriage license was filed Tuesday by Grover Thomas Semons 21 coal miner Millfield son of Mr and Mrs Frank Semons and Mae Rostella Walden 21 at home Murray City daughter of Mr and Mrs James Walden
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Grover ‘Thomas Semons
Millfield
Frank Semons
Mae Rostella Walden
Murray City
James Walden
Albany Route 1 Social News Notes
Miss Inez Smith and her grandmother left Sunday for Tennessee to spend an indefinite time with relatives. Mrs. Flossie West, who has been ill, is improving. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Enlow visited Beckey Hawk Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Collins and daughter Bertina were Sunday dinner guests of their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. George Evans. Mr. and Mrs. George Scott and son Keith attended the funeral of Mrs. Alex Cochran in Athens. Mrs. Roy Davis moved to Toledo with her family to join her husband who works at the state hospital there. Mr. and Mrs. John West spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Pearley West. Mr. and Mrs. A. Z. Minear visited Marshfield resident Hulda Minear who is ill. Several neighbors attended Jeff Tewksbury's sale Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Inez Smith
Tennessee
Flossie West
Lester Enlow
Beckey Hawk
G. W. Collins
Bertina
George Evans
George Scott
Keith
Alex Cochran
Athens
Roy Davis
Toledo
Davis
State Hospital
John West
Pearley West
A. Z. Minear
Hulda Minear
Marshfield
Jeff Tewksbury
Nudists debate badge placement at Western convention
In San Jose California delegates to the Western nudist convention grapple with where to pin convention badges. The question remains unsettled as the meeting continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Calif
Here
WSU Extends Hormone Use to Plants Boosting Growth
Washington State College researchers expand hormone research to plants. Following their findings several firms now market plant hormones guaranteed to hasten growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman, Wash
Washington State College
Bowen Named Deputy Grand Master in Ohio Masonry
Bowen returned from Cleveland where he attended the Grand Council of Masonry meeting and was named Deputy Grand Master for the coming year, the second ranking office in the Grand Council of Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
C. Wood Bowen
Cleveland
Grand Council of Masonry
Grand Council of Ohio
Logan Father Custody After School Absence Plea
Andrew Mowery of Logan was taken into custody by Constable George Spang and brought before Magistrate C. T. Stephenson. A guilty plea resulted in a $10 fine plus costs as school officials plan to check truancy and require enrollment and attendance with no legitimate excuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Andrew Mowery
George Spang
C. T. Stephenson
Parker Fined By Magistrate
Logan arrest leads to guilty pleas and fines. Worthy King paid $25 plus costs for parking on the public highway. A second charge of intoxication also resulted in a $25 fine plus costs. David Woodson of Athens pleaded guilty to operating a vehicle without a driving permit and was fined $10 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehart
Legion Chief Names Aides in District Work for Year
Commander Everett Eveland announces district appointments for 1947. Two new offices adjutant and treasurer are created with R L James and N J Lennon named to these roles. Other appointees cover Americanism youth education Boys State 4 H clubs and more across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Logan
American Legion
Everett Eveland
Crooksville
Eveland
R. L. James
Haydenville
N. J. Lennon
New Lexington
Delbert Dillon
Crown City
Rossiter Williams
Oak Hill
Eddie Jones
Jackson
B. A. Hall
A.S. McGonagle
Law and Order
R. C. Clark
Amanda
Cecil Lunsford
Glouster
Boys
Charles B. Clark
Junction City
Boy Scouts
Harold Thayer
Lancaster
Clinton Webb
Hocking County School Leaders Plan Year of Activities
Hocking County Schools will again organize the Vested Chair and plan appearances at Murray City Rockbridge and Laurelville before the holiday break. The High School Music Festival is set for March 18 with a county- wide May Festival replacing the grade show. A spring spelling contest will include third through sixth graders as seventh and eighth grades move to junior high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Logan School Appoints New Staff Member
Logan School adds Mrs. Birdie Griffith to the faculty under the Starr-Washington board after enrollment growth. She begins duties this morning as the district adopts a six-year plan with seventh and eighth grades forming a junior high. Griffith previously taught at Tylesboro high school and holds a master's from Ohio State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Vinton County Is Squirrel Habitat
Logan hunters Fred CarpENTER and Edward Kemper travel to Vinton County for squirrel hunts. In four trips this season they bagged 22 squirrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton County
Logan
Fred Carpenter
Edward Kemper
Mrs Anthony Toerner Undergoes Cleveland Surgery
Logan relatives report Mrs Anthony Toerner underwent a surgical operation Tuesday at Crile Clinic in Cleveland. Telegram states she withstood the procedure well and remains in satisfactory condition. Mr Toerner and Mrs Frank Harden are with her in Cleveland.
Condition of P Jonas Is More Serious
Paralyzed from the waist downward since July 28 in an auto wreck near Orbiston, Paul Jonas of Murray City is listed in serious condition at Cherrington Hospital where he has received care. A few days ago his health worsened while Mrs. Frank Buren of Haydenville, treated at the hospital, was able to return home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Orbiston
Paul Jonas
Murray City
Cherrington Hospital
Frank Buren
Haydenville
Logan Grand Jury Faces 25 Cases Monday
Logan prosecutors say the grand jury will hear at least 25 cases starting Monday with 40 to 50 witnesses. Two days are likely, one case may call about 20 witnesses. Some witnesses report Monday, others Tuesday morning.
Dinner gathers Logan Soft Ball League members
About fifty attended the Logan Soft Ball League dinner meeting held Tuesday evening at the McKinley Club rooms. Principal speakers were Coach Tommy Bender and B A Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
McKinley Club
Tommy Bender
B. A Hall
Visits in Hocking Logan Gilbert Phillips in Washington Township
Gary Ind resident Gary Phillips spent several days with family in Washington Township and returned home to Gary after the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Logan
Gilbert Phillips
Gary
Ind
Washington Township
Gallipolis Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Social items from Gallipolis recount a 55th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. W L Robinson at the Old French Home with family present. Other notes mention serenades for Mr. and Mrs. James McCombs, travels by Anna V Adams, and various local and visiting residents across Ohio and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
W. L. Robinson
Sarah Robinson
Tommy
Stanley Lanier
Lanier
Dorothy
Billy
Harry Robinson
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Ralph Dillon
Coraopolis
Canadian Visits Logans Engineer Carl Lutz Overnight in Logan
Ontario guest Carl Lutz, an engineer, stayed overnight with Mrs. Anne Shriner in Logan. He also met former Logan High School classmates Harold W. Larimer John W. McBroom and Don S. Bort, all graduates of 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Carl Lutz
Ontario
Canada
Anne Shriner
Harold W. Larimer
John W. McBroom
Don S. Bort
Logan High School
Lutz
Mrs. Magill and Son Sail for Wales in Six Week Trip
Mrs. E. L. Magill and her son Raymond depart Logan for New York to sail to Wales for six weeks. They will visit Cardiff with a former school friend and paternal relatives, plus London and historic sites. Mrs. Magill’s mother lives in Mansfield Ohio. A daughter Alice stays in Logan with Mr. Magill cared for by Miss Martha Smith of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
E. L. Magill
Raymond
York
Mrs. Magill
Mansfield
Alice
Also Mentioned on This Page
Logan Legion Post
Fairfield
Perry
Earl Wrightsell
Hocking
Frank Murphy
Meigs and
Vinton
Otto Sharp
McArthur
Gallia
Earl Ford
Mickel
Mrs. Sanderson
He Iermones
America
Africa
New York
England
Bowen
Ohio
Parker
Legislative
George Childs
Middleport
John DeMolet
W. F. Burke
Cedric W. Clark
Pomeroy
L. Wayne Marrow
Wellston
Campbell Harper
William Robson
H. D. Palmer
Logan School
P. Jonas
Logan Grand Jury
Logan League
Gundebaker
Studebaker
Mauldebaer
Robinson Brothers
Studebaker Agency
Mill Street
Athens, Ohio
Gallipolis Social Notes
James McCombs
Northup
C. R. Niday
Springfield
Ill
Rolfe
Iowa
Harley Bovie
Fred Bovie
W. L. Troth
Logan Elm
Circleville
I. J. Kail
Mary
Huntington
G. G. Kincon
Louise Belcher
Akron
James Belcher
Fritz Nunnenkamp
Sulphur Lick
Chillicothe
Sam White
Don Wakefield
Portsmouth
J. T. Hall
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Grace M. E
F. W. Wheeler
N. S. Calhoun
L. D. Lawson
Clyde Harrison
Irving Baker
Dan
Baker
H. E. Houck
Robert Ruddell
Marie Rathburn
Ruddell
Jennie Vogelgesang
Walter Wakefield
Robert Jones
Terre Haute
Burnell
Charleston
J. P. Reynolds
Fred Darling
Long Beach
John Hedburg
Louise Switzer
Cincinnati
Baltimore & Ohio
Zenners
Ferguson
the Gas Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!