Knights of St John parade marks 43rd founding anniversary
Hundreds gathered on Main Street for the 43rd anniversary of the Fourth Regiment of the Knights of St John and Auxiliary. The march included Columbus, Dayton, Newark, Lancaster and Logan units, Dayton women drill teams, the Logan High School Band, and Boy Scouts, with remarks by Mayor Kinser and reviews by Col. Henry Gentner and staff.
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Logan
Columbus
Newark
Lancaster
Logan High School
Henry Gentner
Chieftain Field
Dallas Kinser
Elmer Rauch
Adj
William Gillispie
George Gantner
Elks Club
Main St
Logan Commandery
Kinser
Elks
Mrs Kerwood Martin to Enter Hospital for Leg Operation
Mrs Kerwood Martin, hurt in a bicycle fall near Enterprise on April 27, will go to White Cross hospital the week after next for surgery to remove cartilage around the fractured point. The leg will be placed in a cast.
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Logan
Kerwood Martin
White Cross Hospital
Enterprise
Robson DWI Trial Postponed to Wednesday
Clyde Robson was scheduled for trial today before Judge Phil Henderson on an operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated charge. The hearing was postponed to Wednesday after defense counsel said not all witnesses could appear Monday.
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Logan
Clyde Robson
Phil Henderson
Scouts Attend Ohio State Missouri Game in Columbus
Four Scouts from Troop 160 were in Columbus for the Ohio State Missouri game. Curtis Henderson, Paul Henderson, Jack Farbear, and Tom Campbell attended with scoutmaster Alfred Campbell.
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Logan
Columbus
Curtis
Paul Henderson
Jack Farbear
Tom Campbell
Alfred Campbell
EK C Hansel Remains In Serious Condition
C Hansel, 84, remains in a serious condition at his S Mulberry St. residence though slightly improved after a fall from a step ladder. An attending excitement triggered a severe asthma attack leaving him unconscious from Wednesday to Saturday. Son Lee Hansel of Atlanta arrived home Saturday while another son Paul Hansel and family of Decatur, Ind., visited.
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Logan
FE. C
Lee Hansel
Atlanta
Paul Hansel
Decatur
Ind
Hunters Bids Farewell as Season Ends Tuesday
Logan Hocking County squirrel hunters face closing day with regret. Some locals report migration into favored areas and note squirrels are more plentiful now than at the season's opening.
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Logan
Hocking County
Whitmore and Collins face reckless driving charges
Clarence Whitmore of Nelsonville Route 1 and John F. Collins of Mansfield were tagged for reckless driving Saturday by Patrolman A. F. Evans. Charges were filed in the court by Mayor Dallas Kinser.
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Logan Clarence Whitmore
Nelsonville
Warthman Funeral Rites Held Today
Funeral services for Lafe Warthman age 81 are at 2 PM at Iresboro. He died at the home of Riley Warthman after strokes. Survived by sons Charles Arthur Irvin and sister Mrs Stout. Burial at McArthur Cemetery with Rev Amos L Heyde officiating.
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Fred Stout
New Plymouth
Amos L. Heyde
McArthur Cemetery
Panthers Next For Chieftains
Logan Chieftains prepare for a second out of town game against Pomeroy at Middleport Friday. Coach Bender hopes Bill Shaw will be ready to return, enabling a strong lineup, as fans plan to travel from Athens and beyond.
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Logan Chieftains
Pomeroy
Middleport
Athens
Bill Shaw
Bender
River City
Funeral Rites Held for Henry E. Bailey in Haydenville
Funeral services conducted at the Haydenville Methodist Church for Henry Ellsworth Bailey age 76 who died Friday while visiting his son Guy Bailey and family. He lived in South Canaanville and had suffered an extended illness. Rev. W. F. Bancroft presided and burial followed at Glouster.
Logan Brief Social Notes
The Saturday Club met at 2 p m at Mrs W B Lacock home with Mrs Carlos Gaffin president in charge singing followed by the club creed and a paper on Poetry. Officers include Miss Eleanor Durr Miss Florence Bort Mrs Fred Murray and Miss Emma Westenhaver. Tea concluded the meeting with table hosts Mrs Anna Cole and Mrs Emerson Poston.
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Carlos Gaffin
Gaffon
Eleanor Durr
Florence Bort
Fred Murray
Emma Westenhaver
Anna Cole
Emerson Poston
Walter Brehm
Alfred Carpenter
M. A. Campbell
Derring
Carrie Durr
Newell Grooms
Elizabeth Gutherie
Carl Harsh
Willard Starr To Enter Dayton Veterans Hospital
Willard Starr of Oroville is being arranged for transfer to the Dayton Veterans Hospital after an emergency appendicitis operation. He received admission papers the day he was taken to the local hospital and is recovering at home. Starr is a World War veteran and a former member of Company G in this city.
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Logan
Willard Starr
Oroville
Veterans Hospital
Dayton
Company G
Attendance Strong in Hocking County Schools
Logan Hocking County rural districts reported high opening month attendance averaging 97 percent with several near perfect. The New Pittsburg district showed 40 pupils absent amid ongoing strike attempts to compose the situation.
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Logan
Hocking County
Pittsburg
Logan Council Sets Tuesday Meeting on Red Light Rule
Logan City council will hold a regular meeting Tuesday evening to consider several matters including a final decision on abolishing right turns on red lights. Councilman George Moore is ill in a Columbus hospital and will not attend.
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George Moore
Columbus
Hospital Notes From Logan Area Admissions and Discharges
Leona Fouts was admitted to Cherrington Hospital on Sunday for observation and treatment. Mrs Ray Newtun of Carbondale was returned home Sunday after a minor operation. Mrs Eben Thomas Howdyshell of West Logan was admitted Saturday for observation and treatment. Mrs S G Grubb of Haydenville was dismissed Sunday after four weeks following major surgery.
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Logan
Leona Fouts
Cherrington Hospital
Ray Newtun
Carbondale
Eben Thomas Howdyshell
West Logan
S. G. Grubb
Haydenville
Special Class Opens In Logan Tonight
The Logan High School Building hosts the first recitation of Modern English and American Literature on Monday evening at 6 30. Professor H. H. Peckham of Ohio University will instruct the course which carries three semester hours of credit. All interested students should report Monday evening.
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Logan
Logan High School
H. H. Peckham
Ohio University
Hamblins Acquire Maple Street Property in Webb Summit
Mr and Mrs Edward Hamblin of Webb Summit have acquired property on Maple Street and plan to move in at once. The parcel formerly belonged to Edward Ballard.
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Logan
Edward Hamblin
Webb Summit
Maple St
Edward Ballard
Driver Jailed for DUI After High Speed Weekend Incident
William B. Winegar of Richmond Indiana was jailed weekend on charges for driving at sixty mph while intoxicated.
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Gallipolis
William B. Winegar
Richmond
Ind
Board Accepts New Addition To School
Logan West Grade School building addition approved by the board at a special meeting after an inspection tour. The new wing is fully equipped and in use, with adjustments pending at the East Grade Building before final acceptance and planned in service soon.
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Logan—West
Board of Education
Blood Poisoning From Hand Bruise Reported
Logan A G Sellers of Washington Township suffers blood poisoning in his right hand after a bruise in the hand center. J C Cottrill another Washington Township man also affected and says his condition has improved slightly after two weeks with the infection in his right hand.
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Logan
A. G. Sellers
Washington Township
J. C. Cottrill
Rio Grande College Harvests 125 Bushels of Corn
About 125 bushels of corn from 22 varieties were harvested by Rio Grande College students. The grain will be tested at Ohio State University labs for moisture content and results announced in early November with prizes to be awarded at Corn Field Day.
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Gallipolis
Rio Grande College Farm
Ohio State University Laboratories
Gallia Man Charged With Manslaughter
Russell Beckett, 34, of East Gallipolis faces a Jackson County court trial on a manslaughter charge for allegedly crowding a car off the highway, causing the death of a woman. Trial is set for October 17.
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Gallipolis
Russell Beckett
East Gallipolis
Jackson County
Beckett
Elm tree at Holzer Hospital dies to Dayton Elm disease
A large aged elm by the Holzer Hospital entrance has succumbed to Dayton Elm disease despite ongoing treatment. The tree will be removed soon. Numerous other elm trees in the city and county are reported affected.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Dayton
Election Board Checks Validity of Petitions
Gallia County Election Board met Saturday to check 17 petitions containing 705 names for a civil service referendum amendment. Only 12 names were struck for illegality and the petitions were returned the same day to Secretary of State Earl Griffith.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Divorce Petition Follows Knife Threat in Gallipolis
Mrs. Virgie Stinson files for divorce from George Stinson after he flourished a knife and threatened her with bodily harm less than a week ago. The petition cites the incident as the basis for dissolution after three years of support.
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Gallipolis
George Stinson
Virgie Stinson
Friday the 13th Prompts No Engagements in Gallipolis
Local residents in Gallipolis refrain from scheduling engagements on Friday as superstition marks it the 13th day of the month. Believers cite signs and omens for the cautious approach, avoiding commitments and plans that day.
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Gallipolis
Brown in Serious Condition After Accident
Joe Brown remains in serious condition at Cherrington Hospital a week after a car crash that left him with a fractured left arm and elbow injury. Earlier reports identified the woman driver as Edith Martin of Athens State Hospital staff, with Brown's misfortune dating back years after a prior broken shoulder.
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Logan
Joe Brown
Cherrington Hospital
Brown
Edith Martin
Athens State Hospital
Logan Legion to Install New Officers This Week
Logan Post American Legion prepares to install new officers on Thursday evening October 12. District Commander Merl A. Johnson Amanda will preside as this marks his first visit since succeeding past Commander E. L. Eveland Crooksville. All members urged to attend with refreshments after. A decision on Armistice Day observance will be announced following the meeting.
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Logan
Logan Post
American Legion
Merl A. Johnson
Amanda
E. L. Eveland
Crooksville
Children’s Home Boys Jailed for Pranks
Pranks by Paul Gibbs Virgil Saunders and Sammy Deed led to juvenile inmates staying in the county jail over Friday and Saturday. Superintendent Wilson says the trio removed wheel taps from a wagon driven by Gilbert Knotts the home's farmer causing spills. The youths vowed not to repeat the offense.
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Gallipolis
Paul Gibbs
Virgil Saunders
Sammy Deed
Wilson
Gilbert Knotts
Hospital Stores Food In 55000 Gallon Cans
Largest fall canning operation in the county at the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics fills and stores 55 000 gallon tins for winter use. Each can bears a painted symbol and is capped by a special machine. Cans are stacked in long head-high rows in the storage house basement.
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Gallipolis
Ohio Hospital
Sunday Gun Shoot At Logan Draws Many Shooters
Logan Gun Club hosted a largely attended Sunday event with 42 squads. Top scorers included William Woodard 49 of 60, Dr. Claude Lyon 78 of 90, Charles Miller 73 of 80, and Hansley winning a 25 yard third match after tying Norris at 21.
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William Woodard
Claude Lyon
Charles Miller
Circleville
William Justice
J. Martin
Joe Farbean
William Norris
C. Darfus
H. Darfus
Lee Shaner
B. Miller
Jack Farbearn
Grant Hansley
Gunner
Bill Bellhorn
Amos
Knob
Williams
H. Blosser
Arledge
Rush
Butterbaugh
Bill Tennahill
Hansley
Norris
Tennahill
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Dr. Lyon
OHE Patients To Eat Duck At Epileptics Hospital
In Gallipolis the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics plans a duck dinner this week for about 350 patients. Three year old ducks will be stewed with other meats and noodles to feed all residents, with younger ducks supplementing the menu. The institution uses ducks from its farm and pond, cared for by staff who harvest eggs averaging 30 dozens daily.
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Gallipolis
Ohio Hospital
G. G. Kincon
Fox Hunters Schedule Wednesday Meetings
Logan Hocking County Fox Hunters Association will meet each Wednesday evening from now until the state meeting opens on October 29. The group aims to stay ready for any developments as plans for the state gathering are finalized.
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Logan — Hocking County
Fox Hunters Association
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