Logan Firemen Ready To Start Work For Santa Claus
Logan officials announced firemen will renovate old toys for distribution at Christmas. Mayor Dallas Kinser said equipment is nearly set and work will begin within a week with help from Santa Claus. Citizens may donate toys by contacting Fire Chief Roy Stallsmith or Assistant Chief Gerald McLaughlin at the Engine House or by leaving toys for pickup on Oct. 19 and Oct. 26.
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Logan
Dallas Kinser
Santa Claus
Roy Stallsmith
Gerald McLaughlin
Festival Preparations Greet Logan as Grounds Buzz
Central school grounds bustle with workmen faculty and students setting up tents pens and booths for the Fall Festival. Indoor exhibits fill the Junior High building with 30 booths of merchandise while livestock displays rise in a large tent between buildings and the Logan Garden Club showcases plants and cut flowers.
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Logan
Logan Garden Club
Men Work To Enlist Boys In Church Program
Logan men of the First Presbyterian Church show growing interest in a new movement by the Men's Club to enlist more boys in church work. The church already sponsors a Boy Scout Troop directed by Alfred B. Campbell and aims to support the troop and boost Sunday School enrollment. a meeting will outline the plan.
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Logan
First Presbyterian Church
Alfred B. Campbell
Perry Township Farmer Dies of Peritonitis
Edward Waites 49 a Perry Township farmer died at Cherrington Hospital from peritonitis. He was brought in last Sunday with serious illness and operation was not performed. He is survived by his wife and several children. Body returned to Laurelville for funeral preparation.
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Logan
Edward Waites
Perry Township
Cherrington Hospital
Laurelville
Logan Receives Needed Rain After Dry Spell
After weeks without rain Logan and nearby areas were visited by a shower on Thursday. Lightning was reported as the ground dried out, and farmers welcomed the timely rainfall to aid crops and soil conditions.
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Legion Fox Hunters Plan Armistice Day Celebration
Hocking County Fox Hunters association and Logan American Legion Post plan Armistice Day events. A beach show on Main Street at 3 p.m. will be sponsored by the Legion, with a field trial at Poling farm near Webb Summit early the next morning. The program opens at 11 a.m. with a salute and an address at the high school assembly.
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Logan
Hocking County
Fox Hunters Association
Logan Post
American Legion
Main St
Poling Farm
Webb Summit
Legion About
Marietta
Parade to Celebrate Armistice Day Features Legion Awards
Logan reports Armistice Day parade plans by the sub committee with a $100 awards fund, over double last year’s prize. The effort seeks wider cooperation from organizations to attract more music groups and participants.
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Churches Announce Programs for Sunday
Logan churches map Sunday schedule with sermons at First Methodist Lutheran and United Brethren Churches. Rev C W Graham preaches Jesus Challenges the Faith of Mankind at 10 30 with Youth Choir. Evening sermon The Mind of Christ at 7 30 with Senior Choir. Catechetical school starts at St Matthew 10 Saturday led by Rev Amos L Heyde.
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St. Johns Lutheran Church
United Brethren Church
E. B. White
Thief Cooperates After Stolen Bicycle Incident
A thief returned a bicycle after stealing John Mack's ride on Hunter Street. To replace the stolen vehicle he left another bicycle, police report notes. John Hampson of Columbus, a longtime Ohio Penitentiary guard, visited Logan briefly and returned home after two days.
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John Mack
Hunter St
Logan Logan
John Hampson
Columbus
Hampson
Ohio Penitentiary
Logan Brief Social Notes Highlight Local Gatherings
Several social groups held events in Logan. Mrs. W D Thurness hosted the E Z Bridge Club with Elizabeth Kemper high score. Delta Theta Tau marks an anniversary with a special meeting. The Contract Bridge Club, Sew It Club, Merry Makers Club, and D A R opened meetings and socials featuring dinners, bridge games, fiesta ware gifts, and papers on government life and flag use.
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W. D. Thurness
E. Z. Bridge Club
Robert Lee White
Edward Kemper
Elizabeth Kemper
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Marguerite Rohrer
Virginia Smith
Sara Turner
Betty Rohrer
Murphy Relates Story Of Los Angeles Trip
Frank Murphy of Murray City describes a trip from the American Legion National Convention in Los Angeles. While traveling with the Ohio delegation he met Buzz Hull, a Murray City native now working in the west, who had chalked his name and post number on their car in Oregon.
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Logan
Frank Murphy
Murray City
Los Angeles
Ward
Ohio
Oregon
Black Eye for Local Farmer Struck by Horse Head
Benton Township farmer Eli Watts received a black eye while hitching his team as a horse swung its head and struck his left eye. Miss Betty Martin chosen to judge Home Economics exhibits at the Fall Festival. judging set for Saturday morning.
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Logan
Eli Watts
Benton Township
Mr. Watts
Betty Martin
Bashan Personal and Brief Social Notes
Bashan local social notes list visits and family moves. Floyd Powell and wife returned from Congreve West Virginia to their home. Elva Hayman returned from Cleveland for eye treatment. William Price moved his family to Jerseyville. Edytha Stout visited with her parents. Orrs visited McNamees. Thelma Orr traveled to Parkersburg. Taylor guests included several families from Parkersburg Indianapolis Long Bottom and Bre men Co FE. Hayman is ill.
Colds Force Possible Change in Logan Chieftains lineup
An epidemic of colds may require revising the Chieftains starting lineup at Gallipolis this evening. Coach Tommy Bender notes injury and illness may shuffle positions with Snyder and Terrell likely ends, Mc Bride and Conrad tackles, Adcock and Steele guards, Landis center, Karshner Thomas and Bryan in the backfield, and Jaggi or Earl Bell at left halfback.
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Chieftain
Gallipolis
Tommy Bender
Snyder
Terrell
McBride
Conrad
Adcock
Steele
Landis
Karshner
Thomas
Bryan
Jaggi
Earl Bell
Mowery
Pickaway Winner in District Chorus Contest at Laurelville
Logan Hocking County Grange Chorus lost the district contest at Laurelville on Wednesday evening. Pickaway County Chorus was declared winner and will advance to the state contest later this year. Mrs James R Smoot directed the local chorus with Miss Lois Heyde as accompanist. Three numbers were performed. This marks Hocking County’s first year with a chorus in the organization.
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Logan
Hocking County
Laurelville
Pickaway County
James R. Smoot
Lois Heyde
Logan-Luther Timberlake Gathers Raspberries at Home Patch
Logan Timberlake on North Street reports ongoing raspberry picking from his garden patch. He notes some briars still in bloom with red berries ripening elsewhere.
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Logan
Luther Timberlake
North Street
Wool growers fetch as high as 24 cents a pound
Logan Hocking County farmers sold their wool crop this season at 18 to 24 cents per pound. One of the county's largest producers topped the market by selling about 800 fleeces at the high price. Not all wool reached 24 cents, but a few lots did.
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Logan High Band to Attend Two Out-of-Town Games
Logan notes patients Logan-Lester Canan Betty Smoot and Harold Stephenson improved after operations at Cherrington Hospital. George Wolfe suffered a fractured finger at the shoe factory. The Logan High School Band will not travel to Gallipolis but will attend games in Jackson and Lancaster, with an Athens trip planned later.
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Lester Canan
Betty Smoot
Harold Stephenson
Cherrington Hospital
Thursay
George Wolfe
Logan High School
Gallipolis
Jackson
Lancaster
Athens
Long Bottom Social and Personal Notes roundup
Dr and Mrs C S Morgan of Moundsville spent Wednesday night with Mrs Morgans parents Mr and Mrs Bert German. Much travel and visits follow among local families including Shumaker Rose Pryor Stansbury Torrence and Buckley with trips to Russell Kentucky Rochester Pa and Columbus.
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Long Bottom
C. S. Morgan
Moundsville
Kyger Personal and Brief Social Notes
Social items note preaching at M. E. Church Sunday Oct 16 at 7 30 p m ill health for Mrs Alice Grover and Mary B Rupe. Ward and Lewis families from Bidwell visit Reedsville relatives. Birth announced of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Walter Rufe dated Oct 9. Mary Might and Nancy Might with daughter Mary visit Rupe family. Wayne Sisson Victor Bradbury and Gerald Robinson sail Friday to join CCC camp.
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M. E
Alice Grover
Mary B. Rupe
Chester Ward
H. W. Lewis
Bidwell
Reedsville
Walter Rufe
Rando Might
Nancy Might
Mary
Mary Rupe
Annabelle
Wayne Sisson
Victor Bradbury
Gerald Robinson
CCC
Logan Rohrer Named Justice of Peace in Washington Township
Justice Logan Jesse Rohrer was appointed justice of peace by trustees on Wednesday evening to fill the vacancy from the resignation of F. M. Collins. Judge Phil Henderson presided in Circleville and returned to oversee arraignments in the city.
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Jesse Rohrer
Washington Township
F. M. Collins
Logan Logan
Phil Henderson
Circleville
Common Pleas Court
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