Lancaster Man Killed While Hunting Squirrel Near Logan
William Lutz, 24, of Lancaster, died near Perry Township after an apparent accident while hunting a squirrel. The weapon discharged, injuring him in the abdomen. body found 24 hours later by brother Robert Lutz. He worked at Lancaster glass factory and had heart issues in the past. Funeral plans pending.
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Logan
Wiliam Lutz
Lancaster
Ben Lutz
Perry Township
Joe Farbearn
Vance Brian
Robert Lutz
Lutz
Luts
Lancaster Glass
Political Campaign Gaining Momentum
Logan notes preparations by city candidates to launch an intensive campaign in the coming days. Early quiet campaigning has taken place over the past week. Absent voters may cast ballots soon and disabled voters may apply for ballots. Focus centers on the mayoralty and auditor races. Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald seeks a second term while E. E. Bright runs for a third time after defeats and wins in previous cycles. Mrs. Joseph Hansel, the incumbent, faces Virginia Belt in her first campaign for public office.
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Logan
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
E. E. Bright
Joseph Hansel
Mra
Virginia Belt
Wreck injures two women near New Marshfield on Saturday
Mrs Clifford Young and Mrs Ber tha Farmer suffered serious injuries when their car wrecked near New Marshfield on Saturday night while en route to Athens. Mrs Farmer received a deep laceration to her right arm and Mrs Young fractured her ankle. Farmer was taken to Cherryton Hospital for treatment. Logan-Conkle Ol football plans two home games on Sundays, first versus Newark and then Avondale Theaters of Columbus.
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Logan
Clifford Young
Bertha Farmer
New Marshfield
Athens
Logans
Conkle Ol
Newark
Avondale Theaters of
Columbus
Hearing on Fox and Coons Seasons Set in Columbus
A hearing on regulations for fox and coon seasons will be held in Columbus on Wednesday November 6. Edward Eberst deputy game protector says the Conservation Council is empowered to regulate fish and game seasons and welcomes sportsmen's input.
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Logan
Columbus
Edward Eberst
Conservation Council
Eagles Lodge To Meet Here In District Event
Logan arrangements for the Fagies Lodge district meeting include a street parade led by Earl Columber. Participating bands are the Murray City Drum Corps Athens Band Logan High School band and Logan American Legion Band with hopes the Marietta Band joins. Initiatory work aims to add 50 new members and a state representative is expected to speak as about 500 members from 13 aer ies attend.
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Logan
Fagies Lodge
Earl Columber
Aenue
Murray City
Athens
Logan High School
Logan American Legion
Marietta
Oil Team Narrowly Loses After Tight Sunday Battle
Logan Kahn's Jewelers of Columbus defeated Conkle Oil 6 to 0 Sunday afternoon after a heated first half. A late Columbus punt return was ruled back by a referee, and clipping penalties halted another Logan threat. Local players included Gamps Sheets Pierpont Pearson McMillan Durant Bright Krumians Leadbetter Robinson Robey. Logan prepares to host McArthur next Friday with their backfield threat noted as dangerous.
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LOGAN
Columbus
Schroeder
Gamps
Pierpont
Pearson
McMillan
Durant
Bright
Krumians
Leadbetter
Robinson
Robey
Haydenville Man Injured in Second Auto Mishap
Haydenville resident Handerson Wolfe, recently discharged after a fractured left leg, is hospitalized again with the same injury after a Route 31 crash near Pattonville. Nile Ralph escaped with a lacerated knee as their car overturned four times. The wreck occurred near the site of a prior accident that killed Mrs Wolfe.
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Logan
Handerson Wolfe
Haydenville
Cherrington
Nile Ralph
Pattonville
Wolfe
Logan Ray Perez Pleads Guilty to Assault
Logan Ray Perez was brought before Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald on Sunday morning on a charge of assault and battery for striking Robert Brandt on Saturday night. His guilty plea resulted in a fine of ten dollars plus costs.
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Logan
Ray Perez
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Robert Brandt
Christ Church Home-Coming Draws Out-Of-Town Guests
The Glouster home-coming at the Christ Church drew many visitors from Columbus, Marietta, Cambridge, Pleasant City, Chauncey, New Marshfield, Athens and Byesville. The day featured Bible School, morning services, a noon basket dinner, and an afternoon program directed by F. H. Ervin with greetings from nearby churches and multiple speakers and solos.
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Christ Church
Church of Christ
F. H. Ervin
Chauncey Church of Christ
G. B. Courtney
Lois Kinney
M. M. Bryson
J. W. Hudson
Athens
David P. Morris
Fred B. Birtcher
Cambridge
Esta Cunningham
Vera Kinney
Glouster M. E
H. C. Boroff
M. S&s Rogers
Bloomsburg
Homer H. Vian
G. H. Nye
Chauncey
Charles Crawford
Byesville
Miles E. Hoon
New
Man Burns From Roof Paint Can Explosion
W. J. Golding suffered burns to both hands and was knocked back several feet when a roof ing paint can exploded while being softened with a blow torch in a garage near his home. The incident, at a sister’s garage, triggered a smoke alarm and a brief fire response, with flames confined to the drum and nearby dry grass. Golding will be off work for weeks.
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Glouster
W. J. Golding
Gladys Davis
Golding
Mr. Golding
Four arraigned on drunken driving charges in Glouster
George Love of Greens Run faced charges of driving while intoxicated and resisting an officer after being arrested near the baseball park. Elza Brooks, also in the car, admitted intoxication. Both were arraigned before Justice William Ellis. Love was bound over on $300 bond, his father posting security and releasing him. Brooks pleaded guilty and paid $13.80. Chad Smith and Harry Doughty also faced drunken disorderly charges and fines. several others were released after minor arrests.
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Glouster
George Love
Greens Run
Bolia
Elza Brooks
Love
Fred Heck
William Ellis
Brooks
Chad Smith
Marshal Heck
Frank Wallace Dies Of Accident Injuries
GLOUSTER Frank Wallace 46 died at Cambridge Saturday night at 11 06 from injuries in an automobile accident Thursday. Born in Cambridge he spent his youth there and moved with parents 18 years ago. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm in Cambridge with burial in a Cambridge cemetery. Survived by wife two daughters Helen 10 Elizabeth 7 mother Mrs Laura Wallace Newark two brothers Mayor C F Wallace this city and W W Wallace Maplewood four sisters Mrs J W Jones Mrs Earl McCoy Newark Mrs A W Sweeney Akron and Mrs L T Lines Huntington W Va.
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Glouster
Frank Wallace
Cambridge
Mr. Wallace
Helen
Elizabeth
Laura Wallace
Newark
C. F. Wallace
This City
W. Wallace
Maplewood
J. W. Jones
Earl McCoy
A. W. Sweeney
Akron
L. T. Lines
Huntington
W. Va
Man Returns to Hospital After 11 Weeks Injured Mine Crash
Ernest Schoenborn of Hunterdon spent 11 weeks at Grant Hospital Columbus after being crushed between a mine car and a horse pulling the ore car at Mine 267 last December. He was taken back to Grant Hospital in a local ambulance Sunday evening for treatment.
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Glouster
Ernest Schoenborn
Hunterdon
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Schoenborn
Clerks Union Plans Meeting and Pledges Support
A Retail Clerks union meeting is set for this evening at 7 36 at the mayor's office. Local Union 6418 Mine 265 adopts resolutions pledging 100 percent support to stores employing union clerks.
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Glouster
Retail Clerks’ Union
Mine 265
Moses Swims Through Earth in Burrow Stroke
An unusual account describes Moses using a swimming stroke to burrow through the earth. The report emphasizes the surreal tunneling method and the implied endurance required for such action.
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Moses
Conference of Club Women Huge Success
Southeast district conference of Federated Clubs concluded with a luncheon at the Methodist Church. Mrs. Hulse Hayes introduced Frank Fischer who spoke on These Changing Times from the parent and teacher view. Toledo invited members to the state convention next spring, and resolutions praised organizers, speakers, music, art, and inspiration from attendees.
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Logan
Federated Clubs
Methodist Church
Hulse Hayes
Frank Fischer
Circleville
Claude W. Brown
Toledo
Grace Pennock
Ironton
W. E. Brehm
Local families host guests in Huntington and Portsmouth
Mr and Mrs John Mack and Mr and Mrs Charles Smith visited Huntington Sunday to be guests of Mr and Mrs John Acker. Mr and Mrs Paul Hansel and their son from Portsmouth were guests of Mr and Mrs Howard Chute. The Hagseils have moved to town and plan to relocate their household goods in a couple of weeks.
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John Mack
Charles Smith
Huntington
John Acker
Paul Hansel
Portsmouth
Howard Chute
Hagseils
Mrs Auker Dies In Ohio At 42
Logan reports the death of Cara Auker 42 wife of T. J. Auker of New Lexington. She is sister of Mrs. Pearl Carnes of Logan. The body is at a local mortuary. Services will be at New Lexington Methodist Church with burial in New Straitsville. Funeral date not set.
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Logan
Cara Auker
T. J. Auker
New Lexington
Marietta Hospital
Auker
Pearl Carnes
New Lexington Methodist Episcopal Church
New Straitsville
4-H Clubs Report Shows Strong County Involvement
Summary by Harold Chambers notes 372 of 490 Hocking County 4-H members completed projects in summer and submitted for judging. Girls outnumbered boys 277 to 95 with several clubs achieving full completion. Enterprise Club grew potatoes and Acme Livestock led boys clubs. Next an achievement meeting will award certificates. overall effort praised as strong. Later, a West End shooting sparked police response and potential arrests.
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Lily
Chambers
Changes Expected in Chieftain Lineup
Logan Chief tains may alter the varsity lineup after Friday's loss to New Boston. Coach Schroeder hints at position shifts, with McArthur’s team next, then five more games against Southeastern Ohio League foes Middleport Jackson Wellston and Pomeroy with an open date before Nelsonville. Deputy Marshal Sparnow visited Logan to review federal prisoners’ clothing for November 4 court appearance.
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Logan
Logan Chieftains
Schroeder
New Boston
McArthur
Middleport
Jackson
Wellston
Pomeroy
Nelsonville
United States
Stanley E. Sparnow
Columbus
Eastman to Lead Logan Rotary Club Program Tonight
Dr. Harry Eastman will chair the program at the Logan Rotary Club this evening at six o clock. He is scheduled to discuss topics of local interest and Rotary activities.
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Logan
Harry Eastman
Logan Rotary Club
Trial Report From Logan Courts on Illegal Possession
Logan trials judge Whitcrary and jurists Jones Edmond R ney Ruth Banks convict Holtiman Finney Moss on illegal possession. Finney and Moss fined $20 and costs. three days in jail erroneously promised, then canceled. Returns to Camp Jure. enrolle at Camp, to resume work Monday after illness.
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Columber
Conkle
Whiz Robbins
Chieftain
Christian
Haydenville Man
Johnstone
M. W. Johnstone
Hocking County
Chester Miller
WPA
Clerks Union Meets
Mrs. Auker
Mrs. Smith
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
The
Bell System
America
Ohio Bell
Marshal
Eastman
Russell
Kenwood
Kent
Nashua
Silk
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