Logan Chieftains Prepare for Hardest Game of Year
Logan Chieftains face their toughest test of the season as they travel to Meigs Field to meet the Pomeroy Panthers Thursday night. Coach Tom Bender expects full effort. Bill Johnston and regulars to play. Fans plan to attend the out of town game. Logan Band adds six drum majorettes: Dottie Lemon, Erma Rogers, Ruth Dishennett, Martha Walters, Jane Windle, Roseann Brown.
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LOGAN
Logan Chieftains
Pomeroy
Pomeroy Panthers
Tom Bender
Chieftains
Athens
Bill Johnston
Logan Chieftain Band
Dottie Lemon
Erma Rogers
Ruth Dishennett
Martha Walters
Jane Windle
Roseann Brown
Gallia Apples Displayed at Ohio Festival Exhibit
Gallia apples grown at the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics attract attention in Gallipolis and Columbus. William Cook designed the exhibit in the State Office Building. The hospital has 55 acres of orchards with an estimated 18000 bushels this fall. harvested by patients and staff, with hundreds stored, shipped and processed for winter use. Rome Beauty is the dominant variety among 26 grown.
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Gallipolis
Ohio Hospital
State Office
Columbus
William Cook
State Hospital
Rome
Logan Woman Dies Saturday
Mrs. Ethel Keller age 47 wife of Fred Keller died at 554 W Hunter St Satur day afternoon after several months illness from Brights disease She daughter of W B Ziegler Lancaster one of 17 children eight brothers and four sisters living She leaves a son Paul Funeral rites at Leonard Funeral home 2 30 Tuesday burial Gibisonville Cemetery
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Logan
Ethel Keller
Fred Keller
W. Hunter St
Bright
Walter Bates Dies In Steubenville
Logan relatives learn Sunday of Walter J. Bates death in Steubenville at age 76. His body arrives tomorrow. He leaves two daughters Ruth Owings and Lucille Shank of Steubenville and a son Clark of Painesville. He was brother to Wesley Bates of Columbus William P. Bates of St. Petersburg Fla and Mrs Lowell Dawley of Logan. Funeral at Leonard Funeral Home Tuesday at 1 p m with burial Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Steubenville
Walter J. Bates
Mr. Bates
Ruth Owings
Lucille Shank
Clark
Painesville
Wesley Bates
Columbus
William P. Bates
St. Petersburg
Fla
Lowell Dawley
E. Second St
Leonard Funeral Home
Oak Grove Cemetery
Truck Driver Held By Logan Authorities
Logan Indiana truck driver Fred Stover of Richmond will face Judge E L Ewing in juvenile court after Saturday arrest on Route 33. Sheriff Floyd Duffy and Juvenile Court Officer Alfred Campbell led the investigation. A charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor is expected. The 15-year-old girl involved is from Gore.
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Logan
Fred Stover
Richmond
Ind
E. L. Ewing
Floyd Duffy
Alfred Campbell
Gore
Leffler Family Relocates to Canton
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Leffler and their family moved to Canton. Household goods were sent last Saturday. Leffler had found work there months ago and visits the family weekly. He served two years on Logan city council from the First Ward. Mrs Walter A Leonard of Logan has been hospitalized in Columbus for observation and treatment with improving condition.
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Logan
Gilbert Leffler
Canton
Leffler
First
Noel White
Mansfield
White
C. B. Donahue
R. N. White
Ruth Angle
Edna Leonard
Columbus
F. L. Freisinger
Robert
Howard
Toledo
Hissman
Gibsonburg
Maynard McDaniels
Clarence Powers
Nelsonville
Fred
R B. Poling
George Larimer
Ironton
Charles E. Larimer
Robert Pargeon
David Watkins
Akron
Charles Shaffer
Springfield
Joe Stoughton
Ft. Hayes
Charles Conway
Logan Social Notes Highlight Local Club Events
Logan Saturday Club members were hosted at the White House by Mrs S W Wiant with Eleanor Durr presiding and Bea Ross presenting on community service. The meeting discussed agency networks and a Division of Community Service report while Singer C S Clark and director E M Poston led music as guests joined later for a luncheon and supper. A separate note covers the Ironton Business and Professional Women's Club anniversary and a speaker William Estler recounting Mexico travel with Mexican crafts on display. Numerous Logan residents and visitors are listed as attendees or hosts for social visits across weeks-end and surrounding days.
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E. M. Poston
C. S. Clark
Ashford
George C., Hengst
A. Dunnick
Warren Bright
C. D. Notestone
L. P. Mooney
Carrie Durr
Ironton Business and Professional Women's Club
Logan Club
William Estler
Huntington
Mexico
Funeral Services for Bruce Ford Tuesday
Arrangements set to bring Bruce Ford from Columbus where he died Saturday to his sister Mrs Buellaby s home in Logan. Short services were held in Columbus Sunday night. Funeral rites will be held Tuesday afternoon at the Eby home with burial in Oak Cemetery.
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Logan
Bruce Ford
Columbus
Logan Youth Home On 15 Day Furlough
Private Howard Tody Columber of Ft. Sam Houston Texas enjoys a 15 day furlough from the 23rd Regiment of the Second Division. This is his first trip home since entering service seven months ago. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Earl Columber of South Culver Street.
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Logan
Howard “Tody” Columber
Ft. Sam Huston
Texas
23Rd Regiment
Earl Columber
South Culver St
Device Rings School Bell At Union Furnace
Logan An automatic device for ringing the Union Furnace school bell has been devised by Elmer Anthony, a custodian. He powers it with a washing machine motor and activates it with a button. He previously built an automatic ice cream freezer from old machinery, attracting a film company that sent a photographer to record it for county school use.
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Logan
Union Furnace
Elmer Anthony
Anthony
Betz Plans Citywide Write-in Campaign for Gallipolis Judge
Robert M. Betz launches a write-in bid for Gallipolis municipal judge after being denied a November ballot spot for failing to sign an acceptance petition. His opponent is William Jones. both recently admitted to the bar. Betz previously chaired the county Republican executive committee and is campaigning vigorously.
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Gallipolis
Robert M. Betz
Betz
County Board of Elections
William Jones
Jones
Pobst Addresses Baptist Convention in Gallia County
President R Lloyd Pobst of Rio Grande College spoke at the Fayette County Baptist Association annual convention held at Good Hope Baptist Church near Washington D D H. He was accompanied by Helen Fern Patterson 1941 Home Coming Queen Helen Fern Williams and Raymond Hively former Rio Grande football star. Williams sang several solos with Patterson at the piano.
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Gallipolis
R. Lloyd Pobst
Rio Grande College
Funeral Services Held For Mrs. Might
Funeral services were held in Alice this afternoon for Mrs. Samuel Might 73 after her death Saturday at Holzer Hospital. Formerly Miss Ella Braley she was born in Rutland. A son Harry Might of Springfield and daughter Opal McCarley of Alice survive, along with brother Leverette Braley of Glouster.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Alice
Samuel Might
Might
Ella Braley
Rutland
Harry Might
Springfield
Opal McCarley
Leverette Braley
Glouster
Gallia Countians To Attend State AAA Conference
Gallia County residents plan to attend a state wide conference in Columbus on Wednesday. The event will be addressed by R M Evans administrator head of the AAA organization in Washington D C. Emmett Slagle said interest in increased food production for national defense is rising among locals.
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Gallipolis
AAA
Emmett Slagle
Columbus
R. M. Evans
Washington, D. C
Clerk To Receive Absentee Ballots
GALLIPOLIS The election board approved a resolution demanding the clerk accept absentee ballot applications from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays only and exclude Sundays.
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Gallipolis
H. E. Taylor Dies at Home in Logan
Harry E. Taylor aged 50 died Saturday night at his residence 239 North Walnut Street after illness of dropsy. He was a former truck driver and is survived by his wife Myrtle, six children, a stepson in Toledo, a stepdaughter in Columbus, five brothers, three sisters, and two surviving relatives. Funeral services by Rev. Lynn Rittman will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Trinity Lutheran Church residence with burial in Oak Grove.
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Logan
Harry E. Taylor
Walnut St
Myrtle Taylor
Clarence
Harry, Jr
Burlin
Shirley
Marcia
George Cheshire
Toledo
Walter Price
Columbus
County Court Notes From New Lexington Area
September county health figures show 43 births and 25 deaths in Perr C County, year to date 305 births and 210 deaths, totals compare to last year. Probate actions include real estate sale of Alfred Green estate, 42 acres in Hopewell bought for 750 by Edward Breeze, and will provisions for Beard children. several divorce and custody actions. bonds and detentions. marriage licenses. and multiple real estate transfers in Somerset, New Lexington, and surrounding townships.
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New Lexington
County Health Office
Alfred Green
Hopewell Township
Edward Breeze
Pettit
Common Pleas
Eliza J. Beard
Madison Township
Rolland Beard
Carl Beard
L. B. Beard
Lillian Garey
Rolland E. Beard
Somerset
J. R. Beard
Charles W. Beard
Columbus
Mary Ann Moore
East Fultonham
Earl W. Miller
Delaware
C. W. King
Rolland D. Brown
Bill Grabe
Miller
Buckeye Lake
Willis Bowen
Chapel Hill
Zeke Gail
Corning
C. J. Studer
Bowen
Tom Pickett
Chauncey
Six Mile Turn
Dorothy Hann
Ernest Hann
Greenup
Paul Martin
Mary B. Showers
Stanton B. Sowers
Common Pleas Court
Lillian M. Rose
Edward Rose
Zanesville
Rose
Stansberry
Rolland Pierce
Longstreth
Jessie Mae Longstreth
Herbert Heel
Lancaster
Margaret Souslin
Merrett Bartimus
Gladys Holcomb
Delbert Peacock
Glouster
Helen Self
Shawnee
Guy Joseph Dew
Elizabeth Alexander
Crooksville
Gerald Smith
Mr. Perry
Genevieve Williams
Andrew Harry Davis
Jean Kathleen Hamrick
Seth William Rauch
Ruth Esther Tucker
Rolland George Leasure
Betty Lee Green
Lincoln Brown Et al
Hazel B. Rodgers
Harrison Township
Carl R. Bennett
Irene E. Bennett
Russell Thomas
Bertha Thomas
Wolfe Addition
Junction City
Catherine McQuaid
Jesse R
Ross S. Underwood
Inlet
Mary R. Sherman
Peter Summel
McCormicks
Faxville
John R
Verne
Verne ‘Etruzzi To Kate Cox and Nina M. “Ollison
North Addition
Logan Restaurants Crowded by Holiday Travelers
Fine Sunday weather drew a surge of visitors to Logan city and its scenic district leaving restaurants packed and some tourists turned away. Local businesses reported unusually high patronage as crowds thronged the streets and attractions.
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Logan
Judge Issues Three Marriage Licenses
Judge E L Ewing issued three marriage licenses Saturday. Leslie Arthur Allbaugh, 20, miner, Carbondale, and Doris Helen Buckley, 18, Mineral. Kermit Linscott, 26, welder, Columbus, and Ava Jean Robbins, 22, inspector, Columbus. Ralph Amdersonee, 34, furniture worker, Gan, and Louise Anna Woods, 28, Logan.
Visits to Wooster by Chilcotes After Car Crash
Thomas Chilcote and Irvin Chilcote from Union Furnace and Starr Township traveled to Wooster Saturday to visit their brother David Chilcote. He suffered chest injuries from an automobile wreck earlier in the week but was improving.
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Logan
Wooster
Thomas Chilcote
Union Furnace
Irvin Chilcote
Starr Township
David Chilcote
Youth Rally Draws 21 From First Presbyterian Church
Twenty one youths from the First Presbyterian Church accompanied by Rev. Cecil Harding Jones attended a district rally in Marietta Sunday afternoon.
Local Youth Taken for Hospital Treatment After Arm Injury
Logan George Lohr, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Mark Lohr, was brought to Grant Hospital for treatment after a fall caused a fracture in his right wrist. Doctors consider a surgical operation likely if current treatments fail to heal the break.
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Logan—George
Mark Lohr
Grant Hospital
Kingston Child Falls From Moving Auto
Four year old Mary Ellen Taylor of Kingston fell from a rapidly moving car on Route 75 near Ilesboro. She suffered a fractured skull and was listed in critical condition at Cherrington Hospital. The Taylors, Ruth and Jimmy, were visiting Logan relatives after spending the weekend at the Taylor cabin in Vinton County.
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Logan
Mary Ellen
James Taylor
Kingston
Ilesboro
Cherrington Hospital
Union Furnace Holds Cross Country Run
Union Furnace High School athletes, directed by Coach Max Bunce, ran a two mile cross country course. Harold Summel won in 10 16, with Kenneth Holdren 10 37, Williard Wells 10 42, Dick Anderson 11 02, and Don Smith 11 03. The top five advance to the district meet in Springfield on Oct 25.
South Logan Youth Returns to Shelby
Robert Phillips of South Logan leaves his parents in Phillips to return to Camp Shelby, Mississippi. He is a member of Company G, 166th Infantry, Lancaster. He recently came back from maneuvers in Louisiana. His brother Donald serves in the Navy for over two years.
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Logan
Clarence Phillips
South
Robert Phillips
Camp Shelby
Miss
166Th Infantry
Lancaster
Maneuvers
Louisiana
Donald
Navy
Straitsville Class To Give Carnival
Logan Carlson McConnell was taken to Cherrington Hospital Sunday afternoon for a major operation to treat a strangulated hernia.
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Straitsville
Logan
Carl McConnell
Cherrington Hospital
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Charlene Huffman
Hester Lee White
Elizabeth McGonagle
J. S. McGonagle
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Allen Shockey
Marietta
William Miller
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Phil Riddle
Harry Shisler
Jeanne Webb
Vance Webb
N. Walnut St
Fred Oberle
Bertha Oberle
Oberle
D. L. Hough
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Helena Isingberg
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Denison
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