Logan Soldier Donald Arnold Dies After Wounding
Logan. Donald E. Arnold age 24 died in Monroe Alabama after being wounded Friday and dying Saturday. He joined the army in February and served with the Tenth Evacuation Hospital Corps from Ft. Knox Kentucky. He had been on maneuvers in Louisiana and was returning to camp. He is survived by his mother Mrs M B Tiles a brother Dale Arnold of Mt Pleasant Michigan and grandparents Mr and Mrs Vance Wolfe Starr Township. The body will be escorted to Logan today with funeral arrangements to follow.
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Hammon Bros
Dale Arnold
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Logan
Vance Wolfe
Starr Township
Faces of Death in Brooklyn Street Tragedy
A small-time gambler Peter Mancuso was murdered in a parked car on a bright autumn afternoon near Public School 143 in Brooklyn. Two unknown gunmen fled as students watched in shock. a dramatic photo captures Mancuso's bloodied body and the aunt weeping, while family members react in the chaotic scene.
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Brooklyn
Peter Mancuso
Mancuso
State Patrol Arrests Four At Week-End
Logan reports four arrests by the State Patrol over the weekend. Carl Blosser faces a DUI charge and not guilty plea before Mayor Kinser with $500 bond. D C Flippo of Ft Worth fined 10 dollars plus costs for intoxication. Gene P French fined 5 dollars and costs for gravel on highway. Robert Gano fined 5 dollars and costs for crossing a yellow line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Route 33
State Highway Patrol
Robert Gano
Logan
Union Furnace
Sandusky Youth Injured at Old Man's Cave
John Upford of Sandusky sustained a right ankle injury while visiting Old Man's Cave on Sunday. He jumped onto a pebble causing the mishap and was taken to a Logan physician for treatment with his family nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John Upford
P. Upford
Sandusky
Old Man's Cave
Three Absent Voters Cast Ballots Saturday
Ralph T. Webb of Columbus was first to cast an absent voter's ballot for the November election. He voted Saturday evening. Also voting were Mrs. Mary Bond Henry of Columbus and Harry J. Mack of Dayton who spent the end of the week with family here.
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Logan
Ralph T. Webb
Columbus
Mary Bond Henry
Harry J. Mack
Dayton
McArthur and Logan Men Involved in Wreck Saturday
McArthur Marie Hawk, McArthur, and Henry Adkins of Logan were involved in a wreck on U S Route 33 just off West Hunter Street. Adkins was passing a third car when the collision occurred. No one was seriously injured according to Deputy Sheriff Forest Keck. The Hawk vehicle was damaged.
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LOGAN
Marie Hawk
McArthur
Henry Adkins
Logan Man Admitted After Athens Auto Accident
Logan William Sayre was admitted to Cherrington Hospital after an ambulance transfer from Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens. He was injured last week when his automobile wrecked south of Athens.
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Logan
William Sayre
Cherrington Hospital
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Sayre
Council To Discuss New Traffic Ordinance
LOGAN City council will hold its regular session Tuesday night to consider the revised traffic ordinance on its first reading. The bowling hall project for Mon Cook sees new alleys finishing this week though material delays may push open. Also in LOGAN Bob Bryan and Paul McManus of Union Furnace earn rostered status on a Columbus area high school team. Dallas Featheroff, Camp Shelby, Miss., enjoys a 15 day furlough with his parents in Laurelville Route 2 after several months of service.
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Logan
Mon Cook
Columbus
Bob Bryan
Paul McManus
Union Furnace
Union Furnace High
Dallas
Featherofl
Camp Shelby
Miss
Pearl Featheroff
Laurelville
Route 2
Three Tracts Of Land Sold At Auction
Three properties were offered for sale in front of the Logan courthouse Saturday. J. O. Hamilton acted as auctioneer. The Stevens farm in Salt Creek Township sold to Effie Streeter and R. E. Stevens of Columbus for 515 dollars. B F Carpenter farms under a Federal Land Bank action drew 10 310 dollars, Forest E Weinrich of this city buying 56 acres atop Jurgensmier Hill. A second 80 acre Scott Creek farm sold for 1471.86 dollars to the bank, both sales exceeding appraised values.
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Stevens
Salt Creek Township
Effie Streeter
R. E. Stevens
Columbus
B. F. Carpenter
Federal Land Bank
Louisville
Jurgensmier Hill
Forest E. Weinrich
Scotts Creek
Oreville Youth Is Appendicitis Victim
Logan friends learned John Auker was taken to a Elyria hospital with illness believed to be appendicitis. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Pearl Auker of Oreville and has worked in the northern part of the state for several months.
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Logan
John Auker
Elyria
Pearl Auker
Oreville
Farm Security expert confers with local agent in Logan
LOGAN Friday saw district farm debt adjustment specialist LOGAN-Roy Harmon of the Farm Security Department meet with Jim Rimelspach agent for the department in Hocking County. They reviewed several local cases during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Roy Harmon
Farm Security Department
Jim Rimelspach
Hocking County
First Frost Reported in Area Near Logan
Logan reports Friday evening frost that affected vegetation, gathered from farmers across Hocking County. The frost was noted by many observers and described as heavy enough to impact crops and plants.
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Logan
Hocking County
Hospital Notes from Cherrington and Local Updates
Mrs Joe Burton of Nelsonville Route 1 was admitted for emergency operation at Cherrington Hospital Sunday. James Heinlein of Logan was discharged after two weeks treatment. Mrs Billy Snyder of this city is slightly improved.
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Logan
Joe Burton
Nelsonville
Cherrington Hospital
James Heinlein
Billy Snyder
Timberlake girl born in Logan at Cherrington Hospital
Mr and Mrs Pearl Timberlake announce the birth of a daughter at Cherrington Hospital Friday. Grandparents are Luther Timberlake and Bert Funk of Logan. Anglers report bass biting in the Hocking River with one local angler noting success using artificial bait. Some catches measure up to 14 inches.
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Logan
Pearl Timberlake
Cherrington Hospital
Luther Timberlake
Bert Funk
Hocking
Logan Worthington Park Undergoes Renovation
Logan Worthington Park received a thorough renovation on Saturday morning with two workers engaged in the project.
Harrison Davies Trade on Chillicothe Ave
E. E. Harrison of Gallipolis negotiates a transaction along Chillicothe Avenue with Lehr Davies, details unclear in OCR fragment. The item records a street exchange or meeting between two individuals on a local route. Further specifics are unavailable in the readable text.
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Gallipolis
E. E. Harrison
Chillicothe Ave
Lehr Davies
New Load Record Set at McLinn Mill
A new record was set last week at the McLinn cider mill in Marion Township when Floyd Brown delivered a load of apples. The batch produced 300 gallons of cider, the largest single load ever reported, according to James McLinn.
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Logan
James McLinn
Marion Township
Floyd Brown
MecLinn
Logan notes of society wedding and D A R event
Mr and Mrs Emerson Spencer of Athens celebrated their Sept 20 wedding in Pomeroy with guests from Logan and Coal Gate. The Spencer home trio is in Athens where he works at Union Printing. Nabby Lee Ames Chapter D A R hosted a Logan meeting with a Constitution program and future speaker Miss McManigal, plus refreshments for 13.
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Kenneth Thomas
Joe Gallahan
Harold Gill
Jack
Jimmy Boling
Nell Syberts
New Straitsville
Ernest Martin
Emma Martin
New Pittsburg
Gertrude Spencer
Fanny Spencer
Margaret
Marie
Jean
Rose Spencer
Edwin
Bert Spencer
Florence Reynolds
Betty Spencer
Charles Rutter
Averil Dean
Mona Jean Spencer
Hope Acher
Coal Gate
Spencer
Athens
Union Printing Company
George DeCamp
Nabby Lee Ames
D.A.R
Worthington
Logan
White House
Paul Monks
Anthony Toerner
Jessie McManigal
DeCamp
Emma West
Minette
Mary McCray
Local visitors include Daniels Matheny and Frie nds from Columbus
Miss Marian Daniels and Mr. Paul Matheny of Waynesburg visited the Mathenys in Hayden ville with Clarence and Mrs. Matheny. Mrs. John Bond entertained her daughter Mrs. Mary Henry son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. E D Edgar and nephew Micky Brown of Columbus. Edna Leonard and mother Rosa Leonard of Zanesville Ave hosted a weekend. The Teases Ralph of Columbus stayed with Mrs Tease’s parents Glenn and Mrs. Wheeler. The Ford family from Zanesville visited Clarence Ford. Anna Fraser of Columbus and Marvin Reed of Englewood were also noted guests.
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Marian Daniels
Paul Matheny
Waynesburg
Clarence Matheny
Haydenville
John Bond
Front St
Mary Henry
E. D. Edgar
Micky Brown
Columbus
Edna Leonard
Rosa Leonard
Zanesville Ave
E. Tease
Ralph
Tease
Glenn Wheeler
Robert Ford
Betty
Zanesville
Clarence Ford
Anna Fraser
Marvin Reed
Englewood
4-H Members Sell Cattle At Circleville Auction
Logan County report shows Hocking County 4-H members selling cattle during Circleville pumpkin show auction. Top sale: Kenneth Iles Angus steer, 1070 lb, bought by Faster Packing Co. Columbus for 15 cts lb totaling 160.50 dollars. Other consignments include Herefords weighing 870 to 910 lb at 12.5 to 14 cts lb and a 1700 lb pair of Angus steers at 13 cts lb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
4-H Club
Circleville
Kenneth Iles
Enterprise
Faster Packing Co
Columbus
Iles
Jacob Hahn
Nick Hahn
Timmey Heinlein
Harry MacRoss
Harold
Lester Nihiser
Club
Farm Security Families to Get Sanitation Benefits
Farm Security Administration families in Gallia Lawrence Meigs Vinton Jackson and Ross Counties will qualify for a three point sanitation program including well screening and capping installation of a pump and sanitary units. The program costs about 85 dollars per household with no cash outlay as labor is credited. Enrollment is open and expected to reach about half of the FSA homes by early spring.
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Gallipolis
Farm Security Administration
Gallia
Lawrence
Meigs
Vinton
Jackson
Ross
Laurence Holliday
Gallia County
NYA Center
Middleport
Holliday
Gallia County Man Killed by Hit-Skip Driver
Cordell, a Kerr neighborhood native, was killed on the highway after an alleged hit-skip. He was unmarried and survived by several siblings. a brother William Cordell died years ago in a similar incident nearby. Police investigated with taxi and sheriff clues, noting Cordell had been drinking. Funeral services are planned for Tuesday.
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Gallia County
Cordell
Kerr
William Cordell
Owens
DeLisle
Gallipolis
Hatfield
Harrison Bound Over To Grand Jury
Robert Harrison of Gallipolis bound over to the grand jury under a 200 dollar bond for alleged destruction of property at a Court Street restaurant. Warrant issued by Lewis Kraus, operator, who says he threw bottles and glasses and wrecked a popcorn machine.
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Gallipolis
Robert Harrison
Grand Jury
Court Street
Lewis Kraus
Truck Crash Causes Car Damage in East Gallipolis
A radius rod on a truck driven by William Hersman of Cheshire broke in East Gallipolis Saturday night. The out of control truck crossed the road, went through a fence into a field, and struck a car driven by an unnamed motorist, causing damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
William Hersman
Cheshire
East Gallipolis
Travelers visit over weekend across Ohio families
California guests spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Magle and family. Mrs. Dallas Kinser and Mrs. Carl Soliday visited Miss Martha Ann Kinser, a Grant Hospital student nurse, in Columbus. Miss Helen Belt of Zanesville visited her mother Mrs. Virginia Belt in Logan. Elmer Brown of Lancaster joined relatives in Logan for a weekend visit. Grace St Clair from Columbus stayed with her parents on North Market Street.
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California
Roy Magle
Magle
Dallas Kinser
Carl Soliday
Columbus
Martha Ann Kinser
Grant Hospital
Helen Belt
Zanesville
Logan
Virginia Belt
Elmer’ Brown
Lancaster
Grace St. Clair
Frank St. Clair
N, Market St
Plan Song Convention At Bladen Church
Providence Church near Bladen plans a song convention Wednesday night with groups and individuals from several communities presenting sacred songs. There is no admission charge.
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Plan
Bladen Church
Gallipolis
Providence Church
Bladen
Nolan Davis Transferred to Alaska CCC Camp
Nolan Davis of Washington township has been transferred from an Idaho CCC camp to Alaska. He enrolled several months ago and information came to his parents, Mr and Mrs Ernest Davis.
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Logan—Nolan Davis
Ernest Davis
Washington Township
Alaska
CCC
Idaho
Gallipolis Luncheon Honored Mrs. Harold Brown
Mrs. Edward Wise hosted a luncheon Friday with Mrs. Harland Martin for Mrs. Harold Brown. Guests included Mrs. Edward Higgins Mrs. Carl Byers Mrs. Richard Downs Mrs. George Blackburn and Mrs. Dwight Wetherholt who gave a layette gift.
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Gallipolis
Edward Wise
Harland Martin
Harold Brown
Eva Wright Hosts Happy Home Club Meeting at Campaign Church
Mrs Eva Wright served as hostess to members and guests of the Happy Home Club of Campaign Church for an all day gathering. Morning social time followed by a covered dish lunch and an afternoon program of readings and music. Attendees included A L Elliott of Ogden Iowa and many local residents.
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Eva Wright
Happy Home Club
Campaign Church
A. L. Elliott
Ogden
Iowa
Minnie Bunce
Rena Fife
Dora McLeish
Celestia Switzer
Mabel Thaxton
Garnette Lawless
Meda Mink
Carrie Boyles
Ethel Mink
Mary Swisher
Hilda Rice
Helen Moore
Trudie Moore
Garnet Swisher
Vera Fulton
Harrison Birthday Party Honoring Daughters at Lecta
Mr and Mrs C E Harrison hosted a Wednesday evening birthday gathering at their Lecta home for daughters Lucille and Avanelle. A large group of young friends attended enjoying games and doughnuts with cider.
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C. E. Harrison
Lecta
Lucille
Avanelle
Mrs Garland Gillingham Delivers Mexico Lecture at Rio Grande
Mrs Garland Gillingham entertained the Rio Grande Faculty Club at the high school library for a summer trip lecture to Mexico. The program covered Mexican history and legends, current conditions, and concluded with a vivid account of a bull fight. Her son James presented moving pictures while she explained them.
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Garland Gillingham
Rio Grande
Mexico
James
Salem Missionary Society Enjoys Quilting Day
Members of the Salem Missionary Society met with Mrs. Rhoda Slagle and Freda Slagle Thursday for quilting and visiting. Dinner was served at noon and a short program of singing and readings followed in the afternoon.
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Salem Missionary Society
Rhoda Slagle
Freda Slagle
Pomeroy Logan Gridsters To Meet Friday Night
Athens coach Tom Bender drills the Chieftains for a Friday game with Pomeroy High School. The squad focuses on offense and pass defense during scrimmage as they head toward a Southeast Ohio football clash at home.
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Pomeroy
Logan
Athens
Pomeroy High School
Tom Bender
Chieftain
Bender
Ohio
Chieftain Field
Nelsonville
Missing Thirty Years Ends in Logan Family Reunion
A 30 year search ends as James Miller of Logan reunites with his brother Sherman Miller near West Jefferson, Ohio. Sherman, 76, had vanished after leaving Ward Township 30 years ago and was found living on a farm. he has not married and may move to Columbus.
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Logan
James Miller
Eva Campbell
Columbus
Sherman Miller
West Jefferson
Franklin County
Ward Township
Hocking County
Sherman
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Mr. Miller
Dick Keplar
Hocking Valley
Kep
Lar
Keplar
Agan
Miller
Mrs. Norman Dies Saturday in Gallia County
Mrs. W. H. Norman 72 died Saturday at home after long illness from a stroke. Funeral services were held at Ebenezer Church led by Rev. C. A. Brown. Formerly Ella Rees she was a native of the county. Survived by husband and sons John H. Norman of Gallipolis George Norman of Gardena Calif and W H Norman Jr at home.
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Gallipolis
W. H. Norman
Huntington Township
Ebenezer Church
C. A. Brown
Wellston
Norman
Ella Rees
John H. Norman
George Norman
Gardenia
Calif
W. H. Norman, Jr
Gomer Richards Buys 216 Acre Farm Near Rio Grande
Gomer Richards purchased the 216 acre Raccoon Township farm once owned by his late father D. C. Richards for 3000 dollars. The property near Rio Grande includes an eight room residence and several out-buildings and was appraised at 3535 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gomer Richards
Raccoon Township
D. C. Richards
Rio Grande
Civil Service Board To Announce Patrol Grades
Gallipolis civil service board will announce grades for seven men examined for patrol positions in the municipal building Thursday. Announcement is expected early this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Board
Gallipolis
City Civil Service Board
Army Chaplain to Speak at Rally in Gallipolis
Chaplain George Sagen arrived on leave from Camp Bragg North Carolina and will address a young peoples rally at First Baptist Church tonight in Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
George Sagen
Camp Bragg
North Carolina
First Baptist Church
Thurman Man Hurt In Auto Crash Hospitalized
Frank Keller age 21 of Thurman was hospitalized at 4 a m Sunday for injuries from an auto accident and discharged shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Frank Keller
Thurman
R Spence Receives 18 Day Furlough Home from Service
Logan Ralph Spence son of Mr and Mrs John Spence arrived home Friday evening on an 18 day furlough. He is part of the 32nd Division stationed at Alexandria Louisiana and has served six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ralph Spence
John Spence
Alexandria
Washington Township Men Travel in Buggy
Logan report describes H. E. Walters and his son Arden arriving Saturday from Washington Township in a two horse buggy. The vehicle is one of the few of its kind still seen in the county.
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Washington Township
Logan
H. E. Walters
Arden
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South
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Dar
L’arm Security
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Grand
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Gallipolis Social Notes
Entertains Club
Goldberg
Optometrist
Optician
Worstell Bidg
N. Court St
Zenner’s Dept
Thurman Man
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Quick's
CUT Rate
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