Logan Chieftains 26 0 Middleport in rain soaked win
Logan Chieftains dominate Middleport 26 0 as Fred Jacoby blocks a punt leading to Beaman Mowery and Bud Magle rushing scores. Glenn Mowery and Earl Blake picks ignite a 19 point first half, final TD by Malie after interceptions and fumbles. Also divorce suit filed by Cantrell and cross petition in Dixon case noting remarriage and abuse claims.
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Chieftain
Fred Jacoby
Wilson
Yellow Jackets
Beaman Mowery
Quarts
Glenn Mowery
Bud Magle
Jacobs
Ear
Blake
Middleport
Logan
Maile
Jacoby
Des
Mrs Shumate Dies After Prolonged Illness at 62
Mrs Lure D Shumate 62 wife of B P Shumate died at Cherrington Hospital after a two year illness. She leaves her husband four daughters and two sons, a mother Naomi Meadows 87, one brother L M Meadows, and four grandchildren. Native of West Virginia she moved to Logan in 1941 and attended the First Methodist Church. Body sent to Hinton for services at son W C Shumate’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Shumate, Jr
Naomi Meadows
True
W. Va
L. M. Meadows
Kingston
West Virginia
Logan
Methodist
Heinlein
Hinton
W. C. Shumate
10Th Ave
City
Try-Out Night Draws 36 as The Players Forge Guild
The Players Guild held Try-Out Night at senior high school last Thursday with 36 members present. Miss Bartelle Hamilton leads dramatics, and Carolyn Martin Betty Bowers and Janice Mason head arrangements. Additional committees are named for refreshments Delores Williams Barbara Hull Shirley Hutchison and initiation. List of tryouts includes Ned Krieg Wilbur Lanning Francis O Donnell Adeline Ruble Judy Hanner Mary Ann Mojority Sally Glass Nancy Young Norma Jean Lafferty Millie Burkshire Mona Funk Margaret Hanner Janet Swean Nancy Pond Virginia Brown Lois Unger Audrey Young Ips Mary Ann Geiger Joan Walker Marylyn Jacoby Judy Ogg Marcia Eberst Shirley Blum Irene Flood Joan Rhodes Fae Mount Harold Heinlein Marie Stone Bee Lash Tommy Roberts Ruth Risch Joey Walburn Tommy Hammer Richard Bowers Bob Stallsmith Tom Brown.
Deishlie Quits Railroad After 49 Years
Logan veteran Deishlie retires after 49 years as telegraph operator with the C. & . Railroad his resignation effective Oct 15 temporary replacement named Osborn of Mere ith three Logan telegraphers Sam Smith 47 Kanade 41 long service with perfect safety record all decades held at Old Town Office Deishlie to enjoy home garden and flowers after Friday meeting in Columbus with railroad officials
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Logan
Red G. Deishlie
C. & ©. Railroad
Osborn
Mereith
Bulletin
Logan Post
Deishire
Issue Two Marring Licenses on Friday
Logan record lists two marriage licenses issued Friday October 2010. John V. Crum Jr 25 Nelsonville son of John Crum and Crystal Viola Easler 19 Millville daughter of Sanford Easler. William Paul Owings 22 New Straitsville son of George Owings and Nellie Louise Mohler 22 Logan daughter of Michael Mohler. Rotary meeting features Rural Urban Acquaintance Night. Rand Boosters host monthly pot luck at 6 pm Monday at high school cafeteria. program follows.
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John V. Crum, Jr
Nelsonville
John Crum
Crystal
Viola Easler
Millville
Sanford Er. Aman
William Paul Owings
New Straitsville
George Owings
Neliie Louise Mohler
Logan
Michael Mohler
Rotary
Walter Leonard
Rand Boosters
Seidenfeld Brothers Honored by Murray Legion
At a Murray Post meeting, Henry K. and Touls M. Seidenfeld received 25 year continuous membership emblems and tokens of esteem for loyalty and activities in the American Legion. They are charter members and both serve as post commanders.
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Eidenfeld
Legion
Murray City
Murry
Gladys Gordon to Speak at GOF Rally
Laman women’s Republican rally opens Monday with a six o’clock potluck at Republican headquarters. Speakers include Gladys Gordon state director of Republican Women’s Clubs and Mrs. Lottie Randolph assistant state director of agriculture. They will be joined by Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Payne. Under Helen Hayes direction a campaign to boost women’s votes launches Monday Oct. 23 with a national radio broadcast at 3 15 to 3 30 p.m.
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Laman
Republican
Gladys Gordon
Republican Women's Clubs
Lottie Randolph
Logan
J. Harry Payne
Republican Campaign Committee of
Ohio
Republican Party
Helen Hayes
National Broadcast ‘Company
Republican National Committee
Trucks Damaged in Collision on Friday
JUAN snertt s0va, Duffy and Deputy Sheriff Jack Waldron were called to an Accident scene Friday at 9 30 on Route FR Carbon Hill and Greendale Road. Two trucks collided one state highway truck driven by George Gireen Rockbridge Rt 2 headed with sand and the other owned by Robert Krape of Ray driven by William Harris of Byers. The latter truck was loaded with salt. Both trucks were badly damaged but neither driver sustained injury.
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Juan—Snertt
S0va
Duffy
Jack Waldron
Ning
Carbon Hill
Greendale Road
George Gireen
Rockbridge
Rt. 2
Robert Krape
Ray and Riven
William Harris
Byers
Arrest Youth for Destruction of Lights
Logan Vernon Angle age 19 was arrested with a group of spinors last Wednesday night by Patrolmen Rafferty and Ellinger arraigned in Mayor Weltner court charged with destruction of property resulting in six street lights destroyed Angle pled guilty fined 25 dollars and costs paid William Garber of Union Fur and Grover Ringhiser were arrested Friday by Chief of Police Lew Reynolds charged with disturbing the peace each fined 5 dollars and costs paid mayor's court Friday night undergoes surgery Logan Florence Stephenson Oroville underwent major surgery at Cherrington's Surgery Oct 18 recuperating at home of her sister Nellie Stephenson injured Lec Bruce Brandt suffered a broken nose and bruises when the truck he was driving turned over on Route 75 between Shawnee and New Lexington treated by local physician
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Logan
Vernon Angle
Rafferty
Ellinger
Weltner
Angle
William Garber
Union Furand
Grover Ringhiser
Lew Reynolds
Florence Stephenson
Oroville
Cherrington’s
Nellie Stephenson
Bruce Brandt
Shawnee
New Lexington
Changes in Property Announced
Logan area notices report several property changes. Cook plans to relocate his used furniture store from 9258 West Main Street within weeks. The Tate John McBroom occupancy shifts to remodels by Mr and Mrs Arthur Dollmateh at 1130 West Hunter Street. The Home Telephone Co building gains new paint and green trim. Deputy sheriff Mrs Frank Larimer and daughter Martha plan to move from 138 Fountain Street to the former Me Panen property by November 11, with Car Peling also planning to move to the North Market Streets home formerly owned by Paul Turner.
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Logan
Cook
Main St
Occipied
Hythe Tate
John McBroom
Arthur Dollmateh
Curtis Cole
Hunter Street
Foca Kara
Martha
Fountain St
Me Panen
Car Peling
Trends
North Market
Paul ‘Turner
Arraignment in Cu vy Sheriff case fined for assault
William Yarher appeared before Magistrate Frank St. Clair on October 15 charged with assault and battery. He pleaded guilty and was fined 410 dollars plus costs, which were paid. Local report from Journal Logan News on page 10.
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Luvan
Cuvy
Sherif
Floyd Duffy
William Yarher
Frank St. Clair
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Middlport
Erve Dixon
Stella Dixon
Hocking County
Logan Logan
William HL. Cantrell
Lina M. Cantrell
Perate
Linen Middleport
Blake Logan
Smart Wilson
Baily
Develer
Reeler
Ashley Schmitter
Hawley
Ioby
Kirchermead
Walters ‘Mowery
Hackett Magle
Hersbach
Hett
Searberry
B. Mowery
Koehler
Rausch
Eby
Kaiser
Middlepor
Quivey
Fisher
Richards
Smith
Clark
Dale Mowery
Mrs. Shumate
Longness
Deishlie
Ewings Complete Furniture
Kroehler
Pat
Comatiamen
Ewing's Furniture
Pomeroy, Ohio
Ory
Otsa Sacu
Rardin Bros
Athens, Ohio
Jonal Logan News
Junior
National Ficction Association
Athens
Capital
Athens County
Cameron & van Dyke
Oscar Fulton
C. M. Gill & Co
V. M. Goddard
Dwight H. Rutherford
G. Houck
Frank R. Murphey & Son
E.R. Walker
Trudy Hall, Jr
Johnnye, Jr
Redley Jr
Claire Kay
Lenners
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