Donald Arnold Buried With Full Military Honors
Funeral rites with military honors were held in Logan for Private Donald FE Arnold age 24 who was shot and killed at Erath Alabama last week. Logan Post American Legion sent flowers and a Bible to the parents. Soldiers from Logan and nearby areas attended, Taps was sounded, and burial was in Wolfe Cemetery Haydenville. Arnold is the first Hocking County casualty in this World War with Ft Knox authorities pressing charges against Deputy Sheriff Isaac Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Donald FE
Arnold
Erath
Ala
M. B. Ileson
Main St
Ties
Matthew Simonton Post
American Legion
Hodge
Donald F. Arnold
Logan Post
James Horwell
Stanley W. Wihant
Wolfe Cemetery
Haydenville
Hocking County
Ft. Knox
Isaac Grant
Mrs. Iles
Alabama
State Highway Men join Red Cross in first aid class
Employees of the State Highway Department in Hocking County voted to organize a Red Cross First Aid class with Lewis Price heading the group. Frederick M. Collins was assigned as instructor to use the Standard American Red Cross text. The opening meeting is set for 7 o clock Wednesday evening October 22 at the highway club headquarters.
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LOGAN
State Highway Department
Hocking County
Red Cross
Lewis Price
Highway Club
Frederick M. Collins
Education Project
American Red Cross
Three Held to Grand Jury by Magistrate
Logan Bernard Knece Luther Knece Albert Stevens Benton Township men before Magistrate Rank St Clair for arraignment. The Kneces faced assault and battery charges and pleaded not guilty with bonds of 300 each. Stevens faced the same offense, filed an affidavit against him, and was held to the grand jury on 500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Bernard Knece
Luther Knece
Albert Stevens
Benton Township
Rank St. Clair
Kneces
Stevens
Canned Goods Sought for Sunday Booth Festival
Donations of canned fruits and vegetables will be collected Sunday morning at the Methodist Church during Sunday School to support the Booth Festival. A cash contribution for Worthington Children's Home and White Cross Hospital will also be requested. John Check of Drummond Montana became ill in Hocking County and underwent hernia surgery at St. Anthony Hospital Columbus.
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Logan
Methodist Church
Worthington Children’s Home
White Cross Hospital
Hocking County
John Check
Drummond
Montana
St. Anthony Hospital
Columbus
Market St Cemetery Home for Squirrel
Squirrels in Logan have made headquarters on N Market Street and in the old cemetery. Residents feed them and on Thursday one of the largest fox squirrels was seen there near a hickory tree gathering a winter store.
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Logan
N. Market St
Farm Women Endorse New County Levys
Hocking County farm women endorsed the one mill tax levy for current operating expenses. Auditor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald spoke at Miller Chapel Grange hall explaining the levy’s need. Commissioner Stanley W. Baker joined him for the session and another meeting was planned at Scotts Creek Community club hall. The group is county wide.
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Auditor Fitzgerald
Scotts Creek
Logan Employment Bureau Sees Sharp Job Gains in September
Logan area workers were placed in 109 private jobs in September per Logan Employment Security Center manager H. H. Sands. Unemployment compensation benefits for the month totaled 9670.24, down 24.4 percent from August. Statewide benefits reached 613424, down 13 percent from August and the lowest single month since 1929. New Logan claims rose 8.7 percent to 137, while weekly total unemployment payments averaged 8.30 and partial payments 5.14 per week.
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Logan
Logan Area
H. H. Sands
Local hospital notes and accident victims reported
Mary Jane Lanning underwent an appendicitis operation at Cherrington Hospital. Thomas Parry received a minor procedure. William Sayre remains under treatment after a motor accident near Athens with concussion and little change. Mrs. Ellen O'Toole and Mrs. Billy Snyder show improvement from injuries in recent wrecks near Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Mary Jane Lanning
R. R. Lanning
Cherrington
Thomas Parry
Carbon Hill
William Sayre
Logan
Athens
Ellen O'Toole
Shawnee
Billy Snyder
Widow Minnie Sines, 87, Dies in New Straitsville
Aged widow Mrs Minnie A Sines mother of William Robert James Sines and daughters Anna Coughtrie Minnie Bird Mary Moffett and Everett Sines former New Straitsville mayor P R Sines died at her home yesterday Funeral services set for Sunday at two at the local Methodist Church in New Straitsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Minnie A. Sines
P. R. Sines
Sines
William
Robert
James Sines
Anna Coughtrie
Minnie Bird
Mary Moffett
Logan
Everett Sines
California
Two Children Wander Away from Their Home in Logan
Logan residents searched for Harold Phillips and Paul Green both aged four who wandered from the Dick ed Addition at noon. Sheriff Duffy called in Camp Hocking for help. the boys were found on Route 75 east of the state highway garage and brought home by C. W. Ziegler after James Bowersock sighted them.
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Logan
Route 75
New State Highway
James Bowersock
C. W. Ziegler
Delta Theta Tau Bridge Party Raises Funds in Logan
Delta Theta Tau sorority held a fundraising bridge party at their N Market St rooms with 11 tables of auction and contract play. Prizes went to Mrs. Dallas Kinser and Mrs. Mary Ann Tomlinson, travel award to Mrs. Franklin McBroom, door trophy to Mrs. Wilbur Lanning, and multiple table awards listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Baker
Pauline Cheshire
Henry Adcock
Clinton Webb
Margaret Redenwald
Vera Brashares
Sorority Committee On
John Roberts
Joan Wright
Betty Smoot
Mary Sloan
Margaret Rush
Revival Plan for Logan Church of God Rally Day
Preparations for revival meetings at the Logan Church of God with Rev. Cc. N. Watson in charge. Edith Blackford announces a Sunday School attendance drive and Rally Day on Oct 26. Classes start at 9:15, preaching at 10:30, song practice at 7, evangelistic message at 7:30, and Wednesday sessions at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Church of God
Cc. N. Watson
Edith Blackford
Wahl
Tan Continues Dangerous Occupation Logan
Logan Leonard Tan has worked as a quarry blaster since youth. At 61 he remains in charge of dynamite blasting for Logan Clay Product Co near Webb Summit on the Griener farm. He earlier served as blasting foreman for Kerlin Brick, predecessor of Hocking Valley Brick. New Curtiss Wright plane plan speeds multi engine pilot training announced by Guy W Vaughan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
William Leonard
Logan Clay Product Co
Griener Farm
Webb Summit
Old Kerlin Brick Company
The
Hocking Valley Brick Company
New York
Army Air Forces
Guy W. Vaughan
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Logan Chieftains Ready For Athens Game Tonight
Logan Chieftains complete final practice with two backfield pairings. Starting lineup includes Casto, Conrad, Kelch, Wright, Davis, Graham, Goss, Stimson or Brehm at quarterback, McGonagle or Hummel at left half, Hummel at right half, Johnston at fullback. Officials listed as Mechling, Pope, Reichley, all from Ohio U.
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LOGAN
Athens
Logan Chieftains
Tom Bender
Bill Johnston
Morris Hummel
Paul Stimson
Jim Hummel
Jimmy McGonagle
Tom Brehm
Lou Casto
Tracy Conrad
Roy Kelch
Jack Wright
Fred Davis
Jack Graham
Jim Goss
Tommy Brehm
Gene Mechling
Capital U
Hershel Pope
Ohio U
P. A. Reichley
Guysville Personal and Social Notes Highlights
Mrs Mayme Ashcraft and daughter attended the marriage of Miss Queen Ashcraft to Eugene Sprague of Mentor. Many locals visited relatives, weddings, trips, and birthdays. Nina Lou Fortney born October 6 in Parkersburg. furloughs from Camp Shelby. community social events and visits across Athens Lancaster Parkersburg Columbus and Briggsdale.
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Guysville
Mayme Ashcraft
Gertrude Timblin
Queen Ashcraft
Eugene Sprague
Mentor
Watson Minerd
Chillicothe
Margaret Minerd Mankina
Bemny Fortney
Nina Lou
Parkersburg
Harter Fourtney
Beulah Hutchens
Lancaster
Benny Hutchens
Frances Hatch
Welliston
Anna Snow
Gladys Christy
Nita Kay
J. C. Chapman
Tuppers Plains
Fay Chapman
D. C. Snow
Wilmer Harman
Suzanne
Jane
Columbus
Snow
Joseph Briggs
Joe Jr
Briggsdale
O. O. Ashcraft
John Holloway
Nelle Newman
Minnie Bean
Ernest Howard
Genevieve
Ernest Baker
Pratts Fork
D. A. Campbell
Cincinnati
Burch Simmons
Greenfield
Richard Ashcraft
Camp Shelby
Bertha Golden
New Athens appoints Grogan as police chief visit in Logan
Joseph Grogan, slated as New Athens police chief, stopped in Logan Thursday to confer with Chief Lew Reynolds. Grogan previously served with the State Highway Patrol and is familiar with the area.
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New Athens
Logan
Athens
Joseph Grogan
Lew Reynolds
Grogan
State Highway Patrol
Decree Grants Cruelty Divorce to Edyth Goss
Lancaster judge Frank M. Acton grants Edyth Goss a divorce from Boyd C. Goss on cruelty grounds. Alimony includes real estate at 57 W Second St and property on E Main St Raygers Addition, household goods, and 3000 cash with 300 paid now and rest in monthly installments of 25 or more. A lien secures repayments against Marion Township land and several city lots, with full payment duty on default or partial payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Frank M. Acton
Lancaster
Edyth Goss
Boyd C. Goss
Marion Township
Ricketts Addition
Harico
Kyger Social And Personal Highlights
Funeral services were held Sunday for William Might, 18 months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Might, conducted by Rev. Harley Bolton. A birthday dinner for James Hector and a shower for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fry occurred at the Fry home in Rodney. Emory Searls of Steubenville visited his mother, Mrs. Eliza Searls. A farewell party for Philip Bradbury was hosted by his mother, Mrs. C. A. Bradbury, with games and treats. Betty Bradbury is in Holzer Hospital after an appendicitis operation. Mary Rupe is recovering from illness. Phil Bradbury, Lloyd Sigler, and Frank Hix left Monday to join the army. Carl Lemley and family visited Lonnie Blackburn and Floyd Rife in Morgadore and Kenton. the Lemleys took a week’s vacation from Steenberger farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Bradbury
C. A. Bradbury
Betty Bradbury
Holzer Hospital
Mary Rupe
Phil Bradbury
Lloyd Sigler
Frank Hix
Carl Lemley
Lonnie Blackburn
Morgadore
Floyd Rife
Kenton
Lemleys
Steenberger Farm
Columbus Pastor to Speak at Logan Church Service
Multiple churches announce Sunday and weekday services with visiting pastors. The Rev. Jerry G. Spears of Columbus preaches at United Brethren in Logan, with solo and choir music. Other churches list speakers, youth programs, and evening sermons across Nazarene, Methodist, Presbyterian, and Lutheran congregations. The note adds a brief geography fact about the razor clam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Bush
Greenfield
Church of the Nazarene
Columbus
Logan
Jerry G. Spears
United Brethren Church
Young Peoples Meeting
Geraldine McWilliams
C. B. Clendenen
C. S. Jenkins
Africa
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Athens Messenger
Ohio
Donald Arnold
Market St
Logan Employment Bureau
Logan Hospital
Duffy
Camp
Hocking
Greendale
S. H. Dillon
Arthur Wood
Melvin Harburger
Martha Smith Kruger
Grace Orr
Delphians
J. E. Frasure
Delphian Society
White House
J. S. Cherrington
Richard Lavey
Keyes of the Kingdom
A. J. Cronin
Roll Call
John Allen
Harry Sweazy
Newell Grooms
G. R. Robinson
Edward Kochman
D. A. Rannelis
Emerson Poston
James Barker
Mayme Wellman
James McNamee
Averil Yates
Bery Wickliff
Mike Check
George Check
Jobs
Josephine Bay
Allie Bay
D. V. Bay
Mary Meade
Newark
G. E. Carr
Samuel H. Dillon
Sewing Club
Howard Kirk
N. Wood St
Roswell
Mrs. C. Lehman
Charles Lehman
Mary Smith
N. Mulberry St
Jack Myers
Edward Nelson
Wayne Price
Mary Collison
Margene Holmes
Dorothy Smith
Florence Redhenwald
Betty Rohrer
Mrs. Roberts
Earl Roberts
Sister Susies Club
N. Orchard St
Edward Kemper
Priscilla Club
F. A. Koppe
W. Hunter St
Gertrude Kleinschmidt
Fred L. Junod
Spencer, W. Va
Logé@én
Spencer
Dr. Junod
Ralph Bartlett
Rome High School
Chapman
Kyger
Stanley W. Wiant
W. T. Blume
Christian Home
First Presbyterian Church
Cecil Harding Jones
Bernard L. Hughey
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lynn Rittmann
Charles Gompf
Amos L. Heyde
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Harley Meyer
United States
Goldberg
Optometrist and
Optician
Worstell Bidg
N. Court St
Zenner’s Dept
Colonial
Colonial Plan
Colonial Finance Co
Berry Hotel
Athens, O
Community Chest
the Community Welfare Association
Union St. F. W. Phillips
Ahens, Ohio
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