Logan City Schools Open With Attendance Rise
Logan schools resumed at 8 30 this morning with higher attendance expected. New teachers greet pupils including Kaye Blosser and Gladys Webb with H. C. Maxwell at West Grade. Rural area teachers join from Hocking County. Junior senior high enrollment may rise while elementary enrollments hold steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
G. EF. Carr
Kaye Blosser
Gladys Webb
H. C. Maxwell
Joan Wright
Faith Krinn
Ruth Goodwin
Velva Brashares
Fred Bownes Dies at Logan Home
Fred Bownes Sr aged 85 dies at his West St. home after a brief illness. Survived by two sons and five daughters including John Bownes, Jr and Mary Bownes of Logan and Mrs. Walter Gathers Jr. Funeral at United Brethren Church at 2:30 PM Wednesday, Rev. FE. B. White to preside. Interment in Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Fred Bownes
West St
John
Fred Bownes
Walter Gathers Jr
Mary Bownes
Logan
William Poling
Columbus
Otis Ruggles
Cincinnati
John Nye
Westerville
Canal Winchester
United Brethren Church
FE. B. White
Oak Grove Cemetery
Mrs Frances Kanode Dies at Home in Logan
Mrs Frances Kanode age 76 wife of Clayton Kanode died at her home on FE Second Street at 4 am Monday after extended illness. Services set for 2 pm Wednesday at Woodard Funeral Home with Rev Cecil Harding Jones officiating. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
Logan Hospital notices and Sheriff sale in Athens County Ohio
Local notes report Mrs. John Davis 80 of New Straitsville receiving hip fracture treatment at Cherrington Hospital. Other items include Mrs. Willard Bartoe’s hernia operation, Mrs. Vina Blair’s return home, and a Union Furnace High School Band concert near Circleville. Also notice of a partition sheriff sale in Athens County with two parcels in Athens City and detailed lot descriptions, appraised values, and sale terms. A separate notice lists a petition for annexation of Northwood Addition in Athens Township to the City of Athens with a hearing set for October 1, 1940.
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Logan
Union Furnace
Circleville
Crena Liegd
Athens
Ohio
McKinetry
Y Parker
Glenwood
Emmett A. Guthrie
Addie van Sickle
Athens County
Grosvenor's
Grosvenor Street
Grosvenor
Mary A. Tabit
Addie van Bickle
Grosvenor St
Common Pleas Court
Charles W. Bayless
Joseph C Brashares
Board of Commissioners
County of
State of
Towit
J. Clyde Woodmundson
Northwood
Athens Township
Northwood Addition
Peach Ridge Road
George W. Starcher
Mingos Take doubleheader from Carbondale in Monday twinbill
Logan Mingos routed Carbondale 8 to 1 in game one and 3 to 0 in game two. Mark Wylie pitched seven innings for Logan in game two allowing four hits with seven strikeouts, while Clyde Herrold matched him in a low hit game. R. Brooks drove in runs in the opener as Logan spoiled Carbondale’s rally attempts.
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Logan
Logan Mingos
Carbondale
Mark Wylie
R. Brooks
E. Marshall
Thomas
Stanley
Cox
Mace
Bill Spence
F. Marshall
Webb
Clyde Herrold
Herrold
Fritz
H. Franks
Brown
Fight Arrests Over Weekend In Logan City Court
Mayor Dallas Kinser presided as eight defendants appeared in police court Monday. Joshua Tolliver and Homer Craves pled guilty to speeding with fines of 10 dollars plus costs. Six others faced intoxication and fighting charges with fines from 5 to 20 dollars. On Saturday six overtime parking tickets were issued by Police Chief Lew Reynolds with 1 dollar fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Dallas Kinser
Joshua Tolliver
Homer Craves
Columbus
Lew Reynolds
Minersville Social Notes Mixed visits and a birth cue
Minersville social brief lists guests visiting local families including Clarence Lathey and relatives from Columbus and South Gate California. Also mentions Laura Spencer visiting Nelsonville, Velma Grueser visiting Columbus, Glenna Rummel's Epworth League work, fair visits to Athens and Columbus, a Rhodes Crary birth to Norman and Mrs Fisher, and several Charleston and Jacksonville connections.
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Minersville
Clarence Lathey
Jennny Lynd
Columbus
Victor Stewart
Richard Estle
South Gate
Calif
Lillie Jones
Athens
Ray Evans
Pomeroy
Roy Jones
Laura Spencer
Nelsonville
Hurl Hannis
Velma Grueser
Jack McDowell
Glenna Rummel
Epworth League of Portsmouth
Beaver
Miss Rummel
Tehodore Grueser
William Houdashelt
John R Hitchens
Grueser
Edmond Grueser
Adolph Grueser
Rutland
Thomas Crary
Norman Fisher
Wall Fisher
Mart Crary
Clay Parsons
Charleston
Norman McCallum
Gail Jones
Ethel
Clara Garland
Jacob Chapman
South Bend
Ind
Lulu Mills
John Southard
Henry Exenkamper
Gloria
Jacksonville
Linnie Rummell
Chloela Southard
Glenna
Walter Bary
Hemlock Social and Brief Personal Notes
Local notes record visits to relatives in several towns including Logan Shawnee and Corning. Families such as Lloyd Warren Rose Ann McCoy and Mrs James Linscott visited a father at Cherrington Hospital while others traveled between Carbon Hill Shawnee Lorain Pennsville and Winter Haven Florida reflecting a busy social week.
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Wayne
Joan
David Williams
Wellington Zeigler
Ichard Dougan
Griffin
Johnson County
Kansas
W. T. Marshall
Lewis Penday
Lois
Sonny
Eugene Vargo
Lorain
Ben Orris
Ritchie
Corning
Louis Orris
George Dougan
Pennsville
Bennie Marshall
Larimer
Winter Haven
Florida
Dorothy Jaynes
Jaynes
Shawnee
Richard Lanning
White Cottage
Meda Davis
Jane Smith
Laura He Nm
Old Freight Receipts Owned in Logan
Logan reader Phil McCarthy preserves a cache of old railroad freight receipts. The earliest lists Dennis McCarthy dated Aug 17 1862 for 625 26 canal payroll while serving as supervisor. A 13 ton coal freight receipt dated Nov 6 1880 was written by Frank Gallagher while clerk for C W Schwenke.
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Gallagher
C. W. Schwenke
Hamden Education Night Honors Students and Local News
Hamden adult education teachers led by supervisor Harvey Wagner hosted a W P A Education recognition night at the high school. Awards were presented to students in First Aid and Commercial classes, with names listed among the honorees. The note also lists local social visits, weddings, and community reassignment updates across Hamden and nearby areas.
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Hamden
Harvey Wagner
Logan
W.P.A
America
Clara Prose
Jean Cox
Donna Jewell
D. M. Bryson
Roberta Smith
Nora Neville
Harvey R. Wagner
Ruth Ginn
Ralph Matteson
Charley Mesee
Marian Dye
Kate Rhodes
Rosa Yates
Joseph Arbaugh
Raymond Barnes
Woodrow Jeffers
John Matteson
Ruth Wyckoff
Iva Vance
Margaret Burns
Everett Knox
Seldon Jeffers
Robert Burns
Gerald Arbaugh
U. B. Parsonage
Lloyd Mignerey
Milton Ankrom
McArthur
Dave Hayes
Columbus
Charles Tripplett
Porter Alexander
Ray Robbins
Frank Donaldson
Jessamine County
Louisa Donaldson
Nancy Huffman
John Ramsey
L. W. Green
U. B. Church
Laurelville
Antje Baker
Fred Smith
Cincinnati
Katheryn Gerty
Tom Peters
Jackson
Pierce Newborn in Logan Born at Cherington Hospital
Mr and Mrs William Pierce of Logan are the parents of a nine pound son born Monday afternoon at Cherington Hospital.
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Logan
William Pierce
Cherrington Hospital
Logan Labor Day Pool Closes for Winter Prep
Water removed and equipment stored as Logan marks the end of summer swimming season.
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Logan
Labor Day
Outline of AAA program to be set at Sept meetings
Logan to host community gatherings Monday at 8 p m to outline the 1941 Agriculture Outlook and elect local delegates for a Sept 10 conservation office meeting. Sessions will be held at Benton South Bloomingville Falls Falls Gore Good Hope Green Ward Laurel Marion Perry Salt Creek Union Furnace Washington with Forest O Wolf as county chairman.
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Logan
Forest O. Wolf
Benton
South Bloomingville
Falls
Falls Gore
Good Hope
Rockbridge
Green and Ward
Triple A
Laurel
Gibisonville
Marion
Perry
Laurelville
Salt Creek
Union Furnace
Washington
Wresboro
Conservation
Ida Wuebbin Receives Canada Birthday Telegram
Mrs Ida Wuebbin of this city received a telegram with birthday greetings from her daughter Mrs Josephine Robertson who, with her son Don, vacation in Aklavik Northwest Territory Canada. Robertson, a feature writer for the Cleveland Plain Dealer, has been at the northern point all summer at a Hudson Bay Co trading post, about 1600 miles north of Edmonton. She plans to leave on the last boat this month after gathering material for her work.
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Ida Wuebbin
Josephine Robertson
Don
Aklavik
Northwest Territory
Canada
Robertson
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Edmonton
Hudson Bay Co
Logan Hosts Ninth Henry Miller Family Reunion
Mr and Mrs John Bownes Jr of this city attended the ninth annual Henry Miller family reunion in Lancaster. Local residents and visitors from Columbus Creola Pasadena and Starr Township joined events and called on relatives, while a 36th wedding anniversary was noted for J M Lanner and spouse in Starr Township.
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John Bownes, Jr
Lancaster
Henry Miller
Jacob Keller
Pleasant
Mich
Logan
Ann Shriner
Clarence Blosser
John Hampson
Columbus
Anna Marie Schorr
Elizabeth McGonagle
Racine Rochester
George McGonagle
George Dalton
Minnie
Edith Schurtz
Creola
Clarence Hansel
Tiffin
Atlanta
Lee Hansel
E. C. Hansel
Dean Dollison
Paul L. Dollison
Ray and
Verle
Walter Guess
Edward Hamilton
Edward Moriarty
New York City
Washington
Ben McManigal
Anna Binns
Pasadena
Calif
John Wellman
Jessie McManigal
Oil Production Boosted by Reinjec tion of Natural Gas in New Straits ville Field
LOGAN Chartiers Oil Co. reports higher oil output in the New Straits ville field by reinjecting surplus natural gas into the sand to increase rock pressure. The practice has been used for several years with production rising. Edward Rogers of Logan Home Telephone Co. sustained bruises from a fall from a tree in Dundas while with a local line crew. no fractures.
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Logan — Chartiers Oil Co
New Straitsville
Logan
Edward Rogers
Logan Home Telephone Co
Dundas
Larimer Illness Update From West Hunter Street Resident
Improvement reported in the condition of Charles A. Larimer of West Hunter Street, who had been ill for three months. He was able to be downtown Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Charles A. Larimer
W. Hunter Sr
Cricklewood Hosts World’s Largest Clock Factory
Cricklewood in London England becomes home to the world’s largest clock factory. The facility is expected to produce timepieces for markets worldwide and boost local industry.
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Cricklewood
London
England
Logan Police Active In August Report
Logan police made 49 arrests in August per Chief Lew Reynolds’ report. Top counts were 10 overtime parking and nine drunken or disorderly conduct cases. Five drunken drivers, five reckless driving, three assault related charges, and multiple parking or traffic violations rounded out the month. six automobile accidents were investigated with no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lew Reynolds
Logan Gridders Scrimmage Ahead of Season Opener
Logan football practice moves to light scrimmage with ten days left before the Jacksonville Trimble opener. Coach Tom Bender focuses on punter development and passing, as lettermen show progress and substitutes emerge as solid replacements.
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LOGAN
Tom Bender
Jacksonville-Trimble
Historic rail and air schedules listed for major lines
The page catalogs time cards for BALTIMORE and OHIO, CHESAPEAKE and OHIO, NEW YORK CENTRAL SOUTH and NORTH, and Athens Airways connecting with TWA. It notes daily and Sunday departures and arrivals, with specific times for each service and station connections at Pittsburgh.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Diplomat
Thomenenceee
National Limited
Chesapeake & Ohio
Iowa
NEW York Central South
Eidwiccate
Astececense GE
NEW York Central North
Athens Airways
Athens
TWA
Columbus
Pittsburgh
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Athens Messenger
Tursdat
St. 5
Logan City
Frances Kanode
Logan Hospital
Sheriffe
Ohie
Causa
Joe Hawk
Slaintiff
U. S
Mingos
D. Franks
Spence
Rhe
Wylie
Gaston and
Hemlock
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Berlin
Jack Spence
Jack Spence, Sr
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Bert Bell
N. Mulberry Sr
Vaiue
Colonial
Colonial Plan
Paca Maine
Berry Hotel
Athens, O
the Carlton
Fyel
I. C. O. F. Temple
I. R. Goldberg
Optometrist
Worstell Bidg
N. Court St
Zenner's
Dept. Store
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