Logan Canaday Donahey Speak At Dem Rally In Logan
Logan crowded James Hall as John Donahey Colum bus and Delmar Canaday spoke at a Democratic rally. Donahey urged a Democratic landslide saying we must not quit now and praised Stevenson while lauding F D R and Lausche and urging support for local candidates and DiSalle Ferguson and the party top ticket. Local Dem chairman John Ayers introduced the candidates.
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Canaday, Donahey
Dem
Logan
John Donahey
Columbus
Delmar Canaday
Pomeroy
James Hall
Canaday
Donahey
Vic Donahey
Democratic Party
Joseph Ferguson
John Ayers
State Agents Seize Moonshine Still In Jobs Hollow
State and federal liquor agents seized a moonshine still and about 130 gallons of mash in Jobs Hollow between Carbon Hill and Murray City. Roy F. Garner was arrested at the scene and to be arraigned in Columbus. The still was about 1000 yards from his home. authorities expect more accomplices and have destroyed the equipment.
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Logan
Jobs Hollow
Carbon Hill
Murray City
Roy F. Garner
Glouster
Garner
U. S
Robert W. Newton
Columbus
Divorce Granted in Logan A Case
Margaret King was granted divorce from Nelle King on grounds of extreme cruelty by Common Pleas Judge Harley Meyer. The decree awards custody of two children and child support.
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Logan
Margaret King
Nelle King
Common Pleas
Harley Meyer
Commission Rejects Single Coal Bid in County Proceedings
Logan Ohio Hocking County Commissioners approved 10191.82 in bills at the final meeting of the month. John Owens’s term ends with an election set for Nov 4. One coal bid of 8.50 per ton for 150 tons was rejected as too high. market purchase planned.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
John Owens
Owens
C. C. Chute
Tuesday Book Club Meeting Conducted at Warner Ave Home
Mrs. Clinton Webb hosted the Tuesday book club with guests Mrs. Lee Harden and Mrs. Anthony Toerner. Under Mrs. Carlos Gaffin leadership funds were donated to the Logan Girl Scout Council and the Veterans Hospital Gift Shop in Chillicothe. Mrs. Fred Murray reviewed To Heaven on Horseback and the next meeting is set for November 18 at Mrs. Frank Harden’s home with reviewer Mrs. Marion Abell.
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LOGAN
Clinton Webb
Warner Ave
Webb
Lee Harden
Anthony Toerner
Carlos Gaffin
Logan Girl Scout Council
Veterans Hospital
Chillicothe
Fred Murray
Heaven
Frank Harden
Marion Abell
Local Church News Highlights Sunday Talks and Bible Study
Several Logan churches announce weekly schedules led by pastors including H V Muncie at Jehovahs Witnesses Paul N Warner at St Matthew Lutheran and others. Activities cover lectures sermons Sunday schools Bible studies and choir practices across multiple congregations.
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Jehovah’s Witnesses
H. V. Muncie
Watchtower
ST. Matthew Lutheran
Paul N. Warner
Head and Heart Christians
New Lexington
Columbus
Rome
Ohio
Post Hannover
Zanesville
ST. John Lutheran
Trinity Lutheran
Paul D. Holtzen
Mrs Lila Black Speaks At Republican Tea Here
Mrs Lila Black assistant in Attorney General C William ONeill's office addressed Republican women at Bell Hall. She urged voting, warned Democrats credit for wartime gains, urged action against corruption and communism, and compared US future to a fading Solomon empire. Local candidates and committees aided the event with music and hosting duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Black
Truman
Black
Thomas Paines
Gladys Blosser Gerken
Esther Ruth Carpenter
Dean Collison
Harry Armstrong
Stanley Baker
Warren Johnson
Fred Murray
A. J. Waldron
Ralph Moorhead
Albert Seabright
Harry Bell
Harry Smith
M. H. Cherrington
Crago Adair
Jack Myers
William Knapp
John Strait
George de Camp
Thomas A. $.Nxins
Hugh Meldrim
Nellie Allen Adams
J. T. Underwood
Mary Louise Bowen
Wilhelmine Deissele
Hocking County
Hocking Hills Country Club Approves Clubhouse Addition
Logan stockholders and members voted to approve plans for an addition to the clubhouse. The new room will house locker rooms a furnace room and a sundeck porch. About 70 stockholders members and wives attended the dinner meeting at Blosser's Restaurant. Financing was left to the board of directors.
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LOGAN
Hocking Hills Country Club
Blosser
Glouster Parish Figures Attend Lancaster Conference
Glouster residents Harold Rainey Mrs Wahneta Exenkamper Mrs Russell Davis Mrs Arthur Sapp and Rev Lester Covert attended a conference in Lancaster on Tuesday. Rev Bliss Winant a returned missionary from China spoke at the gathering. Mrs J W Herrold of Trimble visited Columbus Tuesday with Mrs C H Bryson. Mrs Ella Weaver of Alfred visits Glouster Route 2 family. Weaver is sister of the late M M LeFavor.
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Harold Rainey
Wahneta Exenkamper
Russell Davis
Arthur Sapp
Lester Covert
Jacksonville
Lancaster
Bliss Winant
China
J. W. Herrold
Trimble
Columbus
C. H. Bryson
Ella Weaver
Alfred
Charley Hyde
Immunizations Reported at Laurelville School
Logan Hocking Health Department lists 35 pupils immunized for diphtheria and 56 vaccinated for smallpox at Laurelville School on Thursday.
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Health Dept
Logan
Logan-Hocking County
Phillips Pleads Guilty in Lancaster B & E Case
Logan James H Phillips 23 Lancaster pleaded guilty before Common Pleas Judge Harley Meyer to breaking and entering an inhabited dwelling. Indicted by the October grand jury he was jailed in Fairfield County at indictment and will be sentenced Saturday morning. He is detained in the Hocking County Jail.
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Logan
James H., Phillips
Lancaster
Common Pleas
Harley Meyer
Fairfield County
Phillips
Meyer
Hocking County
Births and admissions add local names at Hocking Valley Hospital
Mr and Mrs Ray Thorpe Logan welcome a daughter. Mr and Mrs John Wilson Logan Route 2 welcome a daughter. Mrs Irene Jonas Murray City admitted. Discharges include Florence Stephenson Logan Roy Joy Logan Route 3 and Pearl Skiver Logan.
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Hocking Valley Hospital
Ray Thorpe
Logan
John Wilson
Irene Jonas
Murray City
Florence Stephenson
Roy Joy
Pearl Skiver
Donations of 100 pints aid Logan blood drive
The Red Cross Bloodmobile collected 100 pints as 115 Logan area donors contributed. Groups from Natco, Laurelville, Rockbridge, Laurel Valley Grange, Herman’s Firestone, Godman’s Shoe, General Electric, and various churches provided volunteers and replacements. Notable donors include Ray Vollmer, Charles Gastin, Ruth Reid, Rev Calvin Rice, Betty J Smith, and Judy Walsh.
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Logan
Red Cross
Columbus
Hocking
Natco
Ray Vollmer
Donald Turner
Harold Vollmer
Louis Feeback
Morris Clouston
Lawrence Oliver
Christopher Crothers
Ronald Morgan
Charlies Vollmer
Gilbert Adams
Juanita Oliver
Homer Carter
Robert Auflick
Ned
Verna Ebert
Jennie Jinks
Rockbridge
Anna Couch
EUB Church
Gertrude Poling
Advent Christian Church
Calvin Rice
Ester L. Tate
Jenny Lynn King
Nellie I. Dyer
Pfc. R
Betty J. Smith
Willis Herber
Frank l L. Stewart
Fern Brooker
Laurel Valley Grange
Clara F. Morris
Millie Morris
Mary B. Stahr
Herman's
Firestone
John E. Strait
Edward Foster
Harold Larimer, Jr
Dottie Foster
Joh
Ruth Stiverson
Enterprise
Robert Huston
Godman’s
Judy A. Walsh
Icel M
Betty Heine
John F. Stoneking
Cacsins
Fearn
Clinton Floyd
Hocking Valley Hospital
Gladys Erbaugh
Pearl Bradgan
Rosamond Moorehead
St. John’s Catholic Church
F. W. Blume
Kenneth Gordon
Jones Motor Sales
Mildred Ringhiser
Hocking Grange
Robert Ecels
Evelyn Eckels
Willard Brown
Georgana Brown
Ruth Hinerman
E. Ralph Hinerman
Harold Sommers
Presbyterian Church
William A
Richard FE. Goss
Mother Mary Goss
Hilda C Marshall
S Sgt
Jack Marshall
John Ward
the Messenger
Honor Sailor On Birthday
GLOUSTER An all day party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs James Franklin 1672 Manchester Ave in Columbus honoring their son Jimmie Franklin SA who was home on a 20 day furlough He left Tuesday October 21 by plane to return to his ship the USS H J Thomas Long Beach Calif Afternoon callers at the Franklin home were Mr and Mrs Richard Guinther and daughter Glouster Mrs Elizabeth Guinther Mr and Mrs Pearl Brown Mr and Mrs Harold Hillyer and children Jimmie Gary and Billy all of Columbus Jimmie will observe his birthday Wednesday October 29th
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William Stephenson
Jack
Marguerite
Glouster
Charles Stephenson
Verla Jean
Jan
Billie Jo
Trimble
Jack Raber
Johnnie la Corte
Gary George
Charles Strohmeyer
Columbus
Franklin Home
Richard Guinther
Elizabeth Gui
Judgeset Order in Dutcher Divorce Suit
Judge Harley Meyer set down an order to pay expense money to aid and assist in conducting the divorce suit Flore da Dutcher versus Harley Dutcher. The defendant’s minor wife Flore is represented by her mother and next friend Edith Levering.
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Logan
Harley Meyer
Floreda Dutcher
Harley Dutcher
Logan Students and Instructor to Attend State Convention
Two Logan students Larry Helber and Alice Bryant along with instructor John Clark will attend the second annual state convention of Vocational Industrial Clubs at Ohio State University on Saturday. Clark teaches diversified occupations at the school.
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Logan
Ohio State Uiversity
Larry Helber
Alice Bryant
John Clark
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