Logan and St Marys Battle to Scoreless Tie
Logan High School remain undefeated after a scoreless tie with St Marys Lancaster on Thursday. Logan led early with a five to four margin in the first half, but both sides threatened without scoring as key plays included interceptions and a fumble near the Logan 16 and a clipping penalty deep in invader territory.
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Logan and Lancaster St. Mary’s
Logan
Logan High School
St. Mary's
Legan
Krumians
Fey
Sullivan
Krumilauf
Gompf
Invaders
Local Farmer Jacob Bainter 96 Dies After Illness Near Gibisonville
Jacob Bainter 96 of Laurel Township dies at home near Gibisonville after an extended cancer illness. He is survived by daughter Mia and sons Harry Felts Jr, Bainter Jr, Ira and Emery Bainter. Funeral arrangements were not learned.
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Logan
Jacob Bainter
Laure
Gibisonville
Mia
Harry Felts Jr
Bainter
Ira Bainter
Emery Bainter
Nervous Women Find Relief From Lydia E Pinkham
A testimonial from Lois Croniy of Toledo Ohio and another woman from Brooklyn New York credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing headaches nervousness and fatigue. They report improved sleep color strength and overall well being after use.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Loire Croniy
131St Point Place
Toledo
Ohio
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Coney Island Ave
Iklyn
New York
Two Deaths at County Home Sunday in Logan
In Logan on Sunday two residents died at the County Home within two hours. Webster Dawley aged 77 died of cancer and David Hall aged 74 died from hardening of the arteries. Dawley’s funeral was at Coe Chapel at 10 am Wednesday with Rev. Lloyd Evans officiating. burial was at Oak Hill Cemetery. Hall’s service was held at 10 am Tuesday at the Home. he was buried in the Home Cemetery with Rev. F. H. Landgrabe in charge.
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F. H. Landgrabe
Phi Sigma Chi Founders Day Banquet Held At Easterling Club
The eleventh annual Founders Day Banquet of the Phi Sigma Chi Chapter took place at Easterling Club House with Ernest Price welcoming, James Allen as toastmaster, and L P Mooney as guest speaker on Young Men of Today. Max Dibbnett spoke for the pledges. seven of twelve charter members attended, plus several out of town members from Lancaster Cleveland and New Straitsville.
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Steward Johnson
Lancaster
Chub Hoopes
Cleveland
Anthony Stroupe
Clifford Sayres
New Straitaville
Pearl Wolf
Charlen Wonn
Ernest Price
Two Men Given Fines in Columbus
C W Littlejohn and Willard Littlejohn of Columbus were jailed after arrest by Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn. C W Littlejohn pled guilty to driving while intoxicated and was fined 100 dollars and costs. Willard Littlejohn faced intoxication charges and paid 25 dollars plus costs.
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Logan
C. W. Littlejohn
Willard Littlejohn
Columbus
Joe Farbearn
B. Whitehart
W. W. Martin
Logan High Band Takes Field Before Game
Logan High School Band marched onto the field after noon and performed during intermission. Drum major Jimmy Campbell led the group with confident presentation.
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Logan
Logan High School
Jimmy Campbell
Greens Run P T A Elects New Officers
Mrs Myrtle Olbers was elected president of the Greens Run Parent Teacher Association at Greens Run High School. W H Fier baugh became vice president Carrye Smith secretary and Mary Cartwright treasurer. Miss Black Oren Justice Irene Golding Pearl Lambert and others spoke and a Harmony Boys group performed.
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Chauncey
Myrtle Olbers
Greens Run
Parent-Teacher Association
W. H. Fierbaugh
Carrye Smith
Mary Cartwright
Miss Black
Oren Justice
Irene Golding
Pearl Lambert
New Lexington
Miss Zockine
Greens Run Harmony Boys
Review of Men's Club History at First Presbyterian Church
In Logan on October 27 a history review of the First Presbyterian Church Men's Club drew 50 attendees. After dinner, past presidents Dr. Harry Eastman M. C. Martin John White and Lewis Mack were honored. Current president John E. Krieg spoke along with Judge Harley Whitcraft Josef Brashares and Judge F. P. Martin. Senior and Junior Quartets performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Myers
W. D. Thurness
W. J. Krieg
J. J. Sanderson
Charlies Murphy
William Mock
Edwin Monks
Murray Myers
King Is Found Guilty Of False Statement
Logan filed report that Joe R. King was found guilty of making a false statement to receive relief. Magistrate W. W. Martin imposed a fine of $10 plus costs after evidence showed he had income of $40.50 per month from the government. Relief was stopped immediately.
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Logan
Joe R. King
W. W. Martin
King
Pastors Talk Topics For Women's Day In Logan Churches
In Logan on October 27 Rev B C Peters will discuss The Sword of Jesus at United Brethren Church Sunday morning. The evening program features The Evangel of the Cross. Rev W N Shank at the Methodist Episcopal Church will present The Open Door in the morning and The Hot and Cold Disciple in the evening. First measles case in Hocking County this fall reported in Logan with Richard Blosser as patient. Scarlet fever reports include Mabel Conkle and Wilbur Gainer in Falla and Washington Townships. No new diphtheria cases this week.
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Logan
Hocking County
Richard
Irvin Blosser
Falla Township
Mabel Conkle
Washington Township
Wilbur Gainer
First Snow Falls in Mt. Pleasant Visit
Logan reports the first snowfall of the season while Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brian and Mr. and Mrs. Vance Been return from a trip with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brian and family in Mt. Pleasant Michigan. A twelve inch blanket covered the ground Tuesday.
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Logan
J. W. Brian
Vance
Joe Brian
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Halloween Party Planned by Greens Run Ladies Aid
Chauncey reports the Greens Run Church of Christ Ladies Aid Society hosts a Halloween party Monday night October 30 with guests from Millfield and Taylor Ridge Churches of Christ. Prizes for costumes, masked attendees, and Greens Run Groups one two and three serving refreshments. Eleven mines listed as working today with Chauncey and Hocking idle.
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Chauncey
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Greens Run Church of Christ
Ladies Aid Societies
Millfield
Taylor Ridge
Churches of Christ
Greens Run Society
Chauncey and
Hocking
Black Diamond
Poston No. 6
Kimberly
Lick Run
Carbondale
Two Wrecks Reported At Same Spot on Road
Two wrecks occurred Sunday below the Carthage Gap service station along Burns farm. A Wheeling man’s sedan bound for the World's Fair overturned in a ditch with no injuries to him or three passengers. Later a passenger car hit a large truck pushing it into a ditch. a woman passenger was injured and taken to Parkersburg hospital. Grace Jeffers returned from a visit with uncle Jacob Zumbach at Keno.
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Lottridge
Carthage Gap
Burns Farm
Parkersburg
Grace Jeffers
Jacob Zumbauch
Keno
Guysville
Tuppers Plains
Dog Hollow
Odin Johnson
Sons of
Athens
W. A. Barnhill
Armistice Day Parade Plans Announced For Logan
Logan dispatch reports Armistice Day parade will form on East Main Street near Walnut at 7:00 pm. Invitations have been mailed to local patriotic, civic, fraternal and social groups to participate. Awards include best float five dollars best dressed organization five dollars largest delegation five dollars and several smaller prizes for costumes and masks.
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Logan
East Main Street
Walnut
Charles Crooks Dies Suddenly at 85 in Chauncey
Charles Crooks, 85, died Thursday at Chauncey County Home from a heart attack after an asthma illness. A carpenter and painter, he lived in Chauncey and Carbon Hill, with funeral plans to be announced. Survived by daughters Mrs. Frank Hawk, Carbon Hill. Miss Elizabeth Crooks, Miami Beach. Mrs. Charles Harrington, Worcester.
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Chauncey
Charles Crooks
Crooks
Athens
Carbon Hill
Crookson
Frank Hawk
Elizabeth Crooks
Miami Beach
Florida
Charles Harrington
Worchester
Mass
Mackies Entertain Fifty Guests For Birthday Eve
Chauncey October 27 Mr and Mrs James Mackie hosted about fifty friends at their Trimble home for birthday anniversaries. Halloween decor set the scene for a musical evening featuring Maplewood male quartet a Willard Bookman solo a Mackie duet and group singing. Accompanist Mrs Lena Blackburn assisted by Mrs Connie Brown and Mrs Elza Chalfant served chicken sandwiches cakes and coffee as prizes were awarded after Bingo conducted by Claire Chalfant. Guests joined from Chauncey Millfield Jacksonville Bishopville and Trimble.
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Chauncey
James Mackie
Trimble
Maplewood
Willard Bookman
Mackie
Lena Blackburn
Bingo
Claire Chalfant
Little Sandy School Sponsors Pie Supper
Chauncey Ohio area report notes Halloween social and pie supper organized by Miss Helen Patton to fund school room equipment. Event featured a Pupils Halloween program led by Patton with assistance from music supervisor Mrs Christine Brown. Wesley Walburn and Karl Gardner spoke. pie cake and sandwiches were sold. Gardner served as auctioneer.
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Chauncey
Helen Patton
Millfield
Little Sandy
Miss Patton
Christine Brown
Wesley Walburn
Chauncey- Dover
Karl Gardner
G. C. Patton
Alumni Meet Chauncey Dover High School Plans Thanksgiving
Chauncey Dover High School Alumni Association will meet Monday at 7 30 in the high school auditorium. President Paul Theisen announced plans for the annual Thanksgiving celebration and asked all alumnae to attend. El izabeth Kaszonyi Millfield daughter of Mr and Mrs John Kaszonyi was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens for appendicitis surgery Wednesday evening in serious condition.
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Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover High School Alumni Association
Paul Theisen
Elizabeth Kaszonyi
Millfield
John Kaszonyi
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Community Hospital Notes and Local Updates
Logan reports Marion Bell moved home from Cherrington Hospital after two weeks of treatment. Mrs J W Coleman improves after a Wednesday surgical operation. Mrs Lewis Ankle returns home after ten days in hospital. Mrs William Myers remains in serious condition four weeks post appendectomy. Gail Mooney of Oberlin to visit Logan for Ohio State Northwestern game with family. Ben Cummins displays a 412 pound turnip grown at Enterprise community farm.
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Lewis Ankle
Buchtel
William Myers
Rockbridge
Logan
Gail Mooney
Oberlin
L. P. Mooney
Columbus
Shirley
Ohio State Northwestern
Ben Cummins
Cummins
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