Logan Chiefs Ready For Gallipolis Game After Pomeroy
Logan Chieftains, led by Coach Tom Bender, prepare for the Gallipolis Friday night game after a tough Pomeroy match. Regulars played full time, bruises healed, Bill Johnston knee trouble improving, Morris Hummel solid. The team emphasizes heavy drills, more passing, and improved kicking from Jimmy McGonagle who will practice all week in case he is needed.
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Logan
Chieftains
Pomeroy
Bill Johnston
Morris Hummel
Tom Bender
Gallipolis
Jimmy McGonagle
Leaves Scene Of Accident Driver Held
Stacy Lavey of Logan Route 3 was taken into custody Saturday night by Patrolman Ray Zanner for leaving the scene of a minor accident. The other driver was a Nelsonville man. no injuries occurred and vehicle damage was slight. Lavey to face Mayor Kinser today. Arthur Aurand was ordered to report at City Hall.
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Logan
Stacy Lavey
Ray Zanner
Nelsonville
Lavey
Kinser
Arthur Aurand
City Hall
4-H Clubs Receive County Fair Awards
Logan 4-H members who exhibited at the county fair last month receive premiums paid through the Extension Service. Mrs Ruth Bennington home demonstration director sends girls club premiums to their advisors for distribution while the boys clubs receive funds directly from James R Smoot.
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LOGAN
Extension Service Office
Ruth Bennington
James R. Smoot
Wayne Price Spends Week End With Parents
Wayne Price of this city who is working at Lorain spent over the end of the week with his family. He has been at Lorain working for a ship building company which also employs Clayton Scheide Jr local electrician. There has been a slackening of the work in recent days until more material can be allocated to this project.
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Logan
Wayne Price
Lorain
Clayton Scheide, Jr
Joe Stoughton
Ft. Hayes
Jimmy Richardson
Fostoria
W. W. Richardson
Worthington
Ralph Scott
Jean Duffy
Columbus
Floyd Duffy
Frank Frohnauer
Walter A. Leonard
Jonas Morris
Thomas Morris
Jack Newman
Theodore Newman
Paul Hansel
Decanter
Ind
E. C. Hansel
Ruth Heft
Parkersburg
John W. McBroom
John Richard
Alfred Campbell
Middleport
Pomeroy
Annabelle Jones
Zimmerman
Martin W. Weis
Elsie Blackford
Pittsburgh
Earl J. Soliday
Coshocton
June Grooms
Ohio State
Joe Thomas
Ohio University
Marcus Evans
Donald Steward
Robinson Faces Trial For Abusing Officer
Harold Robinson of Salt Creek Township goes on trial today before Judge Phil Henderson on the charge of abusing County Dog Warden Howard Brooks who was performing his duties in the area. His brother Wayne Robinson pleaded guilty to a similar charge and awaits sentence.
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Logan
Harold Robinson
Salt Creek Township
Phil Henderson
Howard Brooks
Wayne Robinson
Logan Social Notes Mark 60th Hite Anniversary at Gore
Sunday November 2 marks the 60th wedding anniversary of Mose Hite and wife of Gore. The couple, lifelong Hocking County residents, will host a family dinner at their Gore home. Mose, 83, retired coal miner. wife, 81. They have four living children: Mrs Hicks, Mrs Rush, Mrs Emerick of Gore and Mrs Van Atta of Maxville. Two sons and two daughters have died.
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Logan
Mose Hite
Gore
Hite
Hocking County
William Hicks
Elmer Rush
Frank Emerick
Roy van Atta
Maxville
Joshua Clark Returns As Bible Instructor
Joshua Clark of Starr Township recovering from a serious illness is much improved and taught his Sunday School class on Sunday at his church campus in Logan.
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Joshua Clark
Logan
Starr Township
Washington PTA Sets New Membership High
GALLIPOLIS Through a city-wide campaign membership in the Washington PTA has been increased to 874 persons, 60 more than any previous year. PLAN HALLOWEEN PARTY GALLIPOLIS Members of George's Creek Grange are planning a Halloween party and pie supper for Thursday night. The affair is open to the public.
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Gallipolis
Washington Pta
George’s Creek Grange
Brilliant Woods Draw Thousands of Visitors
Hocking County woodlands drew thousands of visitors from across the state despite colors not meeting expectations. U S Route 33 traffic was heavy most of the day and area restaurants ran crowded, with some turned away for a second consecutive Sunday.
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Logan
Hocking County
Gallipolis Social Notes
Charles Burt Hanson and Esther Jane Allen were wed in a Friday afternoon Presbyterian Church ceremony in Gallipolis. The bride wore a brown velveteen dress with lavender orchid corsage. maid of honor Barbara Fisher wore green velveteen. The couple will live in Gallipolis after a Columbus trip. Rev. Lewis Weber Gishler spoke on Pattern for Conquest at a Woman's Association dinner. sixty members attended.
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Gallipolis
Charles Burt Hanson
Fred Hanson
Esther Jane Allen
Raymond W. Allen
Pt. Pleasant
Presbyterian Church
McCutcheon
Barbara Fisher
Mr. Hanson
James
Harmon O’brien
Middleport
John Lloyd
Eugene Paymale
Joe Barron
Columbus
Gishler
Lewis Weber Gishler
Woman's Association of
First Presbyterian Church
John Butz
Mrs Helsey and family rent Flat on State Street
Mrs Caroline Helsey and her mother Carrie McElhinny occupy a furnished second floor apartment rented from Miss Nan Dear dorf on State Street They plan to stay indefinitely while moving from San Francisco to a camp in the east where Lieut Col Helsey was to be stationed when he died suddenly in Dayton.
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Caroline, Hellsey
Carrie McElhinny
Nan Deardorff
State St
San Francisco
Col
Helsey
Dayton
Gallipolis Personal Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Charles K. Smith visits Jackson relatives while husband stays in Holzer Hospital. Mrs. James Walker visits New York City with her husband on bank examiner business. Walker IV stays with great aunt Mrs. CaBelle Walker. Alice Jean Bush returns home from Marietta College. Week-end guests from Columbus include several relatives visiting Mrs. Nellie Scarberry. Family travels to Huntington for a funeral of a relative, Mrs. Addie Littleton.
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Charles K. Smith
Jackson
Henry McClung
Holzer Hospital
James Walker
New York City
National Bank Examiner
Walker
Lawrence Kemplar
Metropolis
James Walker IV
CaBelle Walker
Alice Jean Bush
Marietta College
Gilbert Bush
Nellie Scarberry
Columbus
Eulah Williams
E. E. Hatfield
Garland Gillingham
Otto Carter
C. T. Robinson
Anne Bradbury
Alma McCormick
Mabelle Gills
Herman Harrison
Homer Porter
Harry Clark
Huntington
Addie Littleton
Hocking Youth Finishes Fifth In Long Run
Harold Stimmel of Union Furnace High School placed fifth in the district two mile cross country run at Springfield with 71 finishers. Stimmel and teammates Don Smith Kenneth Holdren and Dick Anderson competed with coach Max Bunce. Bellar won in 10 43 and Summer in 10 59.
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LOGAN
Harold Stimmel
Union Furnace High School
Springfield
Stimmel
Don Smith
Kenneth Holdren
Dick Anderson
Max Bunce
Holdren
Anderson
Pratts Fork Personal and Social Notes
Pratts Fork society items list visits and gatherings. Mr and Mrs B T Cockerell spent time with relatives in Detroit Wyandotte Mich Columbus and Thurston Ohio. Sewing Circle met ten members and three visitors with potluck.
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Pratts Fork
B. T. Cockerell
Detroit
Wyandotte
Mich
Columbus
Thurston
Albert Coates
Robert
Chase
Kenneth Russell
E. W. Jones
Mabel Swartz
Vesta Bentz
Clyde Colburn
Virginia Alkire
Everett Turner
Mary
George Burson
Carrie Burson
Athens
Dora O'Brien
Anthony Woode
Garnet Smith
Frank Burson
Edison Hart
Harold Jones
John van Meter
George Grim
Dean Blackwood
Margaret
E. W. O'Brien
Capt. Martin Returns For 15 Day Furlough
Gallipolis notes Capt N A Martin medical officer at Camp Shelby Miss will arrive home tonight for a ten day furlough. Before service he was on staff at the Gallipolis Clinic.
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Gallipolis
N. A. Martin
Camp Shelby
Miss
Reserve Officers’ Corps
Martin
Gallipolis Clinic
Deaf Mute Grace Haney Delivers Sign Language Sermon
Grace Haney, a deaf mute from Pt. Pleasant, preached at the Gallipolis Mission Sunday. Her sermon was translated to the audience by Osie England, supervisor of a mission in North Pt. Pleasant.
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Gallipolis
Grace Haney
Pt. Pleasant
Osie England
North
George Maze Starts Cottage in Gallipolis
George Maze has begun erection of a cottage on a lot he owns adjoining the Park Central Hotel in Gallipolis. The Maze family will occupy the dwelling once completed.
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George Maze
Gallipolis
Park Central Hotel
Maze
Masked Dance at Woodman Hall Tuesday
Gallipolis hosts the first masked Halloween dance of the week at Woodman Hall Tuesday evening starting at 8 p m. Prizes will be awarded in costume classes and refreshments will be served.
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Woodman Hall
Gallipolis
Rio Grande Doctor Moves to Kingston
Gallipolis reports Dr. M. H. Mitchell will move his family from Rio Grande to Kingston after three years of practice. Gallipolis also notes Richard C. Ballard, 23, and Margaret Boggs, 19, of Ronceverte West Virginia, have been licensed to wed.
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Rio Grande
Kingston
Gallipolis
M. H. Mitchell
Richard C. Ballard
Margaret Boggs
Ronceverte
W. Va
Wed
Hocking Growers Look To National Apple Week
Logan Hocking County apple growers anticipate National Apple Week October 23 to November 1 as a banner season brings a high quality crop. Local producers James H Barker Martzolff Orchard Lau relville and Reichelderfer Lau relville are noted along with Logan Cold Storage receiving fruit from Tipton orchards. Growers report widespread spraying fertilizing and pruning improvements and weigh in on labeling laws affecting sale quality.
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Logan—Hocking County
Hocking County
General Assembly
James H. Barker
Martzolff
Bowers and
Reichelderfer
Laurelville
Logan
Tipton
Halloween Pranksters Warned by Officials
Logan area in Hocking County reports multiple Halloween pranks causing property damage. Officials warn that property destruction during pranks is illegal and offenders will face prosecution if named or identified.
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Logan
Hocking County
Game Protector Finds Rare Bird on Highway
Game Protector Ed ward Eberst captured a small loon on Route 56 near Haynes and brought it to Logan. The bird likely mistook the road for water, landed, and could not fly. Eberst placed the loon in the Hocking River and banded it.
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Logan
Haynes
Edward Eberst
Eberst
Hocking
Funeral Rites Held For F L Johnson
Funeral services were held at the Woodard Funeral Home for Frank L Johnson, veteran Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad engineer, who died Saturday morning. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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LOGAN
Woodard Funeral Home
Frank L. Johnson
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Oak Grove
Rose Bloom Repeats Festival on Greene Street
Logan Howard Congreve of Henrietta Ave reports a white rose bush reaching 13 percent feet and showing its fifth bloom set of the season.
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Logan — Howard Congreve
Henrietta Ave
Mayor Kinser Sidelined by Heavy Cold in Cold Logan
Dallas Kinser mayor of Cold Logan remains at home over the weekend due to a heavy cold. City officials say his absence does not affect scheduled duties and he is resting to recover.
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Logan
Dallas Kinser
Logan Congreve Improves After Heart Attack Suffered Two Weeks Ago
Howard Congreve of Henrietta Avenue remains in recovery two weeks after suffering a heart attack. Doctors report gradual improvement as family awaits further news.
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Logan
Howard
Henrietta Ave
C D Anthony Corn Crop Escapes Frost
Logan township farmer C D Anthony of Starr Township harvested his corn crop last week becoming the first time in his career he cribbed before frost. He notes the high land delayed frosts and while frosts had occurred elsewhere this season none touched his farm.
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Logan
C. D. Anthony
Starr Township
Kathleen Spencer Admitted for Observation at Cherrington
Kathleen Spencer of Murray City was admitted to Cherrington Hospital Saturday night for observation and a possible operation. Emma Cox of McArthur was admitted Sunday for treatment.
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Logan
Kathleen Spencer
Murray City
Cherrington Hospital
Emma Cox
McArthur
Many Schools Take Part in Science Meet
LOGAN Science Sectional meeting directed by Ralph Walker drew 130 attendees from Athens Wellston Jackson McArthur Nelsonville Union Furnace. Joe Anthony of Union Furnace won a superior rating for his home made telegraph and electro magnet. Other attractions included consumer chemistry lighting water power demonstrations and dry ice experiments. Significant nut gathering drew crowds in rural areas Sunday.
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Logan
Ralph Walker
Tp Jon Furnace
Athens
Wellston
Jackson
McArthur
Nelsonville
Union Furnace
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Walbridge
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Clifford Turner
Fast Palestine
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Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company
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Gallipolis Social Notes
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