Armistice Day Parade Prep by local Legion committee
A committee led by J. B. Waldron, Gerald W. Lanning and Clinton Webb plans a major Armistice Day parade. They aim to contact 110 city groups, award prizes for floats, marching units, bands, costumes and displays, and include fireworks with Harry Mack in charge.
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Logan
J. B. Waldron
Gerald W. Lanning
Clinton Webb
American Legion
Harry Mack
Professional Women's Club
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Federal Rules Designed To Secure Air Traffic Laws
Bureau of Air Commerce officials finalizing a set of strict air traffic regulations to govern instrument flying in bad weather. The rules create altitude based airways and restrict aircraft permitted to fly under limited visibility. They take effect November 1 after a two year study.
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Washington
U.P
United Airline
Bureau of Air Commerce
Bureau
Bowen Couple Announce Union Furnace Marriage
Mr and Mrs Hollis Bowen announce the marriage of Miss Hazel Myers daughter of Mr and Mrs Dillon Myers of Union Furnace and their son Ralph Bowen of this city. The ceremony was performed by Rev W A Cooper at Gibisonville Saturday with Miss Alice Myers and Harold Hartman as attendants. The couple will reside in this city.
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Lara McBroom
John Richard
N. High St
Ruth Heft
Tommy Matheny
Bob Anthony
Bob Warner
Ralph Henderson
Alfred Carpenter
Stanley Soliday
Dick Gage
Harold Heinlein
Harry Watson
Joe Krieg
Tommy Brandt
Bob Parry
Birth of an Eight-Pound Daughter Named Sandra Sue
Mr and Mrs Lester Hammond announce the birth of an eight pound daughter on Saturday. She is named Sandra Sue. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs H V Welch of Columbus and Mr and Mrs L F Hammon of this city. Great grandparents include Charles Hammond of this city and Hamilton Lemon of Webb Summit.
Masons Attend Grand Lodge Meeting in Cleveland
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Achauer and Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Smith travel to Cleveland for the Grand Lodge meeting of Masons. They arrived today and will stay through Thursday. Smith serves as district deputy grand master and Achauer as master of Mingo Lodge.
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Logan
Charles C. Achauer
Harry L. Smith
Cleveland
Grand Lodge
Masons
Smith
Achauer
Mingo Lodge
Logan brief social notes from Franklin Kerr Guild meeting
Franklin Kerr Guild opened with a dinner served by a hostesses group. The program featured Mecca and Beyond readings, Women and Missions article, and a district Presbyterial meeting notice. Guests included Mrs. Oakes of Santa Monica and local couples attended a country picnic and a birthday party for John Richard McBroom.
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Franklin Kerr Guild
Frank Ricketts
H. D. Saxton
Marie Sprankel
Hubert D. Lappen
W. D. Braddock
Frank Walters
Edward H. Jones
Lucille Ooeffler
Nelsonville
Women’s Missionary Society
Presbytery Guild
John McBroom
Kathryn Johnson
Carl Frenier
Estelline Creal
Charles Oakes
Santa Monica
Calif
Kirby Snyder
Locke Gage
Lee Busch
Logan man bound over on auto theft charge
William Davis of Parkersburg was bound over to the grand jury under $800 bond after pleading guilty to taking Estel Rollins’s car without consent. He drove the vehicle from its Sun Glow plant parking area to Lancaster, returned to Logan, and surrendered to Patrolman Evans before being jailed when bond could not be posted.
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Logan
William Davis
Parkersburg
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Estel Rollins
Lancaster
A. F. Evans
Columbus Motorist Pleads Guilty in Logan Case
Norman V. Bolton of Columbus pleaded guilty before Mayor Kenneth Fitzgerald to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs and will be certified for license revocation.
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Logan
Norman V. Bolton
Columbus
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Two Pleas in County Court Are Hanged
Judge Phil Henderson presided as two defendants changed pleas in county court. Charles Snyder of Adelphi accepted a reduced charge from assault with intent to rape to assault and battery and paid a $50 fine plus costs. James McManus of Union Furnace pleaded guilty to failure to support a child and was ordered to pay $2.56 weekly with $500 bond.
Licenses To Marry Grow In Number
Numerous marriage licenses issued over the weekend in Logan County. Couples listed include Wesley Graves and Berdine Reed, George Swackhamer and Jessie Reed, James Adams and Adra Dishong, Everett Carroll and Violet Fink, Edward Martin and Elizabeth Glass, Ralph Bowen and Goldie Myers, and Charles Miller and Esther Smith with magistrates and ministers officiating.
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Ralph N. Bowen
Logan
Hollis Bowen
Goldie Hazel Myers
New Plymouth
Rt. 1
Jacob Myers
Charies W. Miller
Akron
Laura Miller
Esther Pearl Smith
Glouster
Robert Smith
Missing Logan youth believed on western trip
Harold Souders aged 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Souders of Logan, disappeared after leaving home Thursday with a truck to haul furniture from Enterprise to Union Furnace. A postcard from Columbus sent late last week stated he had left on a western trip, prompting Sheriff Joe Farbearn to open a search.
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Logan
Harold Souders
Lawrence Souders
Columbus
Enterprise
Union Furnace
Joe Farbearn
Columbus Marriage Licenses Include John Roberts and Wanda Breeze
Logan man John Roberts 21 a waiter and Columbus resident Wanda Breeze were issued a marriage license at Columbus over the weekend Roberts formerly lived in New Straitsville confirming the union plans.
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Logan
Columbus
John Roberts
Waiter
Wanda Breeze
Roberts
New Straitsville
Theft of Joe Thomas’s car prompts sheriff broadcast
Sheriff Joe Farbearn reports no trace of Joe Thomas’s automobile in this city. A description was broadcast immediately after the Sunday night theft.
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Logan
Joe Thomas
Joe Farbearn
Logan County Absent Ballots Cast and Hog Market Plans
The county election board reports ten absent voter ballots cast in Hocking County with several applications in the mail, all from Logan. Paul Shaw of near Rockbridge starts corn husking after the Lancaster fair and intends to feed at least 25 hogs for the market.
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Logan
Hocking County
Election Board
Pau Grind
Paul Shaw
Rockbridge
Lancaster
Dedicatory Service Draws District Residents
Ross- Hocking project dedicatory service Saturday afternoon drew several district residents. At Grand Coulee Dam crews have drilled 4,000,000 feet of blasting holes in granite beds over three years. Ed Schoel of Albany completes 40 years of exhibiting at the state fair winning 25 silver cups and ribbons for quilts.
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Logan
Ross- Hocking Project
Grand Coulee
Wash
Grand Coulee Dam
Salem
Ore
Ed Schoel
Albany
Surplus Apples To Be Sold For Ohio Relief Efforts
Logan reports a new Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation office in Jackson to buy surplus apples from area orchardists. Varieties include Grimes Jonathan Baldwin Stayman Rome Beauty and York. Purchases run 50 to 60 cents per hundredweight and fruit will be distributed to relief clients.
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Ohio Relief
Logan
Ohio
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Jackson
D. A. Espie
Grimes
Jonathan
Baldwin
Stayman
Rome
York
West air crash kills 19. wreckage located in Utah Wyoming
The United Airlines Mainliner crash near Coalville Utah and Evanston Wyoming claimed 19 lives. Investigators to study causes as weather and possible instrument failure are examined. Survivors include crew member Earl Woodgerd and co pilot John Adams with passengers and film crews aboard.
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West
Earl Woodgerd
Salt Lake City
Coalville
Utah
Evanston
Knight
Wyo
Wododgerd
John Adams
Denver
Leah Derr
Cheyenne
Ferreira
United Airlines
John Conboy
Cleveland
Louis Cleeaver
Portland
William Pischell
C. L. Jensen
San Francisco
Charles S. Jamison
J. A. Hammer
C. H. Pritchett
Washington, d. C
Logan Visitors From New York Arrive For A Visit
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Miller of New York arrive in Logan on Monday for a visit with Mr and Mrs Alpha Gassells and Mr and Mrs J B Waldron.
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Logan
Lloyd Miller
New York
Alpha Gassells
J. B. Waldron
Mike Green Improves After Motorcycle Crash Hospitalized in Jessup
Relatives report the crisis from pneumonia in Mike Green’s case is past. He remains in a Jessup Georgia hospital after a motorcycle accident caused a compound leg fracture and a dislocated hip. His mother Mrs. Minna Green stays by his side while sister Mrs. Charles Murphy has returned home.
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Logan
Mike Green
Jessup
Minna Green
Charles Murphy
Kyger Social Hall Notes and Local Visits
Kyger community busy with social calls and family visits. Residents host relatives from Columbus Gallipolis and Adams County while local bus driver James Ward takes a group to the Fall Festival in Gallipolis. County agent James R Smoot leaves for three days at the State extension service conference at Ohio State University.
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Delmer Darst
Joyce
Storys Run
Nelle Werner
Jesse Creek
Charles Tipton
G. G. Werner
Dickinson
Harry Tate
Janesville
Nora Tate
Hart Rife
Ruby Martin
Akron
Ballard
Kyger
Floyd Longstreth
Sabina
James Ward
Gallipolis
C. A. Bradbury
Bion Bradbury
Louise Roush
Darlene
Helen Kennedy
Clyde Bradbury
Dale Mulford
Cheshire
Mont Orr
California
C. C. Mack
Henry Davidson
Maggie Wyeth
Caroline Rupe
Rupe
A. E. Boatman
Cleveland
H. M. Harding
Claude Rupe
Albany
Dick Kennedy
Thomas
Huntington
Bud Fife
Joe Rupe
Orion Roush
Addison
Tom Metcalf
LOGAN
James R. Smoot
Columbus
State Extension Service
Ohio State University
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William Wetherill
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Clarence Coakley
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