Logan Junior Leaguers Top Chillicothe 2-0 In Season Finale
Logan Junior Leaguers finish season with a 2 to 0 win over Chillicothe as Albert Leonard throws a no hit game. Newton held to five hits for the visitors while Leonard strikes out nine. Richardson, Heyde and Mowery drive in the runs in the second inning and Logan finishes with two errors to Chillicothe’s none.
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Logan
Chillicothe
Albert Leonard
Leonard
Bloomfield
Newton
Husky
Marshall
Logan Bremen Road Digs In For Tar Surfacing Contract
Logan County commissioners awarded T D Van Camp and Sons a contract to resurface the Logan Bremen Road with tar. Work will begin soon and covers about eight miles from Route 75 east of Logan to the Fairfield County line.
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Logan
T.D. van Camp and Sons
Logan-Bremen
Fairfield County
Church Men To Meet In Logan Presbyterian Club Session
LOGAN Presbyterian Men’s Club will meet at the church Thursday evening supper at 6 15 after which the annual business meeting will be conducted five trustees for the club and other officers will be elected all men of the congregation urged to attend. LOGAN Mary Elizabeth Lewis of Columbus visited the Backus home in New Plymouth during the latter of the week before returning to Columbus where she teaches in public schools she recently returned from a California trip accompanying friends on the trip West and returning alone in an old car she obtained in the western state she formerly lived in Starr Township. LOGAN Mrs Newton Kitchen Miss Juanita Root and Mr and Mrs Dale Dysart arrived in Salt Lake City on their western tour including a visit to Colorado They also visited Yellowstone National Park en route. LOGAN Morris Yabrove Mt Pleasant Mich formerly of this city was a business visitor in Logan last week Mr Yabrove is interested in the Logan Foundry He also has interests in the Mt Pleasant Oil fields.
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Logan — Presbyterian
Logan
Mary Elizabeth Lewis
Columbus
Lew Backus
New Plymouth
California
Starr Township
Morris Yabrove
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Yabrove
Alan
Mt Pleasant
L. C. Brown
E. C. Simpson
Forest
Harry Stevenson
Ruth Easterling
Amy Easterling
Margaret Smith
Newark
Sam Smith
Minnie McBroom
Will McBroom
John Mack
Charles Smith
Paul Eberst
William Wetherill
Lloyd Mack
Doris
Glenford
Arlo Wiseman
Frederick
Thornville
Robert Ellinger
Charles Mack
Jacob A. Keller
Mr. Pleasant
Henry Keller
Clarence Blosser
Charlies
South Bloomingville
Gard
Laurelville
Sam Buchanan
John
Majewaki
Dale Arnold
Gladden
M. B. Kies
George Miller
Lucille Miller
Marietta
Corwin Bowers
Cincinnati
Joe Reynolds
Mabel Redd
Detroit
Fleming Souders
Reynolds
Redd
Russell
Bonita Heft
Chicago
Merritt Wonn
Mary Frances Wonn
Heft
Wonn
Marion Allen
Denvertown
Shepard
Jacob Keller
Pleasant
Charles Keller
H. W. Harden
Stoutsville
Ephriam Harden
Harrington
Helen Angle
Fred Bright
St. Paul
Louise Heine
Stockdale
Stars Say For Wednesday September A Day Of Promising Prospects
Forecasts indicate potential progress in selling ideas and launching new projects through planetary aspects. Writings advertising and promotions are encouraged with initiative. Those with a birthday face a year of promising prospects and expanded opportunities through helpful contacts.
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Logan Social Notes of Week End Visits and Farewells
Logan residents welcomed and hosted relatives and friends from Columbus Newark Cleveland Detroit and Chicago over Labor Day weekend. Families including the Browns Simpson Smith Easterling and Mack hosted and traveled to see kin while local teachers and staff prepared for the new school year.
Wedding of Mary Katherine Riley and John Joseph Canty
Reverend Father George Foley officiated at 9:30 AM nuptial mass at St. Joseph Cathedral Columbus uniting Miss Mary Katherine Riley of Columbus and Mr. John Joseph Canty of Logan. The couple plans a 870 Sheridan Ave residence after a Notre Dame trained lawyer and state industrial commission attorney. Logan attendees included Mr. and Mrs. John Canty and best man Mr. John Blasius.
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George Foley
Mary Katherine Riley
Columbus
John Joseph Canty
Logan
St. Joseph Cathedral
Travernes
John W. Riley
Canty
Sheridan Ave
Notre Dame University
Henderson and Canty
State Industrial Commission
John Canty
John Blasius
Mrs Russell Hare Hosts Dinner at White House Visit
Mrs Russell Hare from Paris entertained with a dinner party at the White House on Wednesday evening for her son Stanley and his fiancée Miss Marcia Fassig of Columbus. Guests included Mr and Mrs.
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Russell Hare
Florence Bright
Paris
France
White House
Stanley
Marcia Fassig
Columbus
Robert Wright to Return to Logan
Robert Wright a C and C telegrapher will return to Logan after working in Columbus for months. The Logan post includes staff changes with S. C. Smith’s retirement and substitutions by C H Evans and Cc D Carter. Route 75 tar application from Mulberry Street bridge to Waterworks line was completed by the State Highway Department.
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LOGAN
Mulberry St
Corporation Line
State Highway Department
Wedding of Hare and Fassig In Columbus
The ceremony for Mr Hare and Miss Fassig took place Friday evening in Columbus. Rev Warren Bright, a cousin of the bridegroom, performed the rite. Guests included Mrs Russell Hare and Mrs Warren Bright, with Mrs Harold Techau hosting a dinner party at Crystal Springs Inn Sunday evening for Mrs Russell Hare.
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Edward Fassig
Sam Bright
Columbus
Howard Jones
Huntington
Robert Barkley
Oxford
Warren Bright
Ironton
Harold Techau
Carlton Bright
Jean Bright
Kenneth Bright
Ruth Brooke
Will Brooke
Logan
Hare
Miss Fassig
Russell Hare
Mrs
Crystal Springs Inn
John T. Underwood
Techau
Mrs Bright Hosts North Baltimore Guests on Scenic Tour
Miss Jean Bright entertained Tuesday and Friday with guests Mrs Robert Barkley Oxford Mrs K O Hoffman Mrs Karl Miller Mrs George Leathers and Mrs Marge Norris all of North Baltimore An extensive tour of the Hocking Scenic district was made during the visit.
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Jean Bright
Robert Barkley
Oxford
K. O. Hoffman
Karl Miller
George Leathers
Marge Norris
North
Baltimore
Hocking Scenic District
Market for Ginseng Is Affected by War
Logan J. M. Conkle of Logan ranks among the largest ginseng root buyers in Southern Ohio. He sourced from Columbus to the Ohio River, bought 218 pounds in 1936 and sold to New York dealers for shipment to China. Demand is light due to the Chinese Japanese war, and a local dealer holds stock awaiting a stronger market. The current price is 35 cents per ounce. Cultivated roots fetch less than wild harvests, as many buyers prefer roots dug from woodland plants.
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Logan
J. M. Conkle
Ohio
Columbus
Ohio River
Conkle
Complete Logan slate lines unopposed in November election
Single petition filed on the final day nominates C. W. Reichel for mayor and a full slate including Thomas Rose clerk Malcolm Shupe treasurer Ronald Allen marshal Lawrence Hedges Walter Sheets Virgil Durant Wayne Hall Cloyce Young and Werden McClelland for council. Bruce Nutter of East Palestine visits Gore after 21 years away.
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Logan
Laurelville
C. W. Reichelderfer
Thomas Rose
Malcolm Shupe
Ronald Allen
Lawrence Hedges
Walter Sheets
Virgil Durant
Wayne Hall
Cloyce Young
Werden McClelland
Heavy Rains Flood Logan and Hocking County Streets
Logan and Hocking County endured weekend rainstorms with cloudburst levels. Main Street and Gallagher Avenue were submerged, with water covering streets and sewer systems taxed beyond capacity. Old Man's Cave Road surface washed away and CCC riprap work in the gorge suffered extensive damage as foot bridges were swept away.
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Logan
Hocking County
Main St
Gallagher Ave
W. Hunter
Church St
Warner Ave
Third St
N. Market St
Old Man’s Cave
CCC
Foreman Injured in City Sewer Work Collision
Willis Lehman foreman with the City Service Department was struck by a car driven by Walter Guess while opening a storm sewer at Hunter and Markets streets. Lehman suffered cuts and bruises, continued work that night, and stayed home the next day. the driver cited flowers on the corner as the cause.
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LOGAN
Hunter and Markets Sts
Willis Lehman
City Service Department
Walter Guess
Lehman
Mr. Lehman
Madman's Island cliffhanger picks up as search begins
The cast learns Grant Harper and Kay Dearborn may be in danger on an island. Mac Forrest reports Grant disappeared after docking the Chinook while Kay may be a kidnap victim. the trio heads back to shore to locate them.
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Melita
Kay Dears
Grant
Tom
Priscilla
Kay
Iseand
Mac
Tom Forrest
New Straitsville Man Held to Court on Rape Charge
Robert Corbett of New Straitsville was arraigned by Mayor Kenneth Fitzgerald on a rape charge and held to the grand jury under a 2500 dollar bond. The victim, a 17 year old Logan girl, was attacked on Third Street near her home. the father accompanied officers and attended the arraignment.
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Logan
Robert Corbett
New Straitsville
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Corbett
Third St
Health Board Set for 7 30 Meeting Tonight
Logan city board of health to hold first regular meeting since summer season opening at 7 30 o'clock this evening.
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Richardson
Heyde
Mowery
Comstock
Webb
Hagley
Newton and
Moss
Leonard and
Branigan and Landis
Bremen
ISITS
By Genevieve Kemble
A. H. Gesselis
Mrs. Gessells
William, Edward and
Clifford
Obetz
Minnie Emaline Miller
Blanche Merril Harvey
New York
Charlies Winfield
Joe Max
Well
Elizabeth Neal
Ellen Ambuster
Knoxville
Tenn
Florence Mosure
Toledo
Mary Hiles
Harry Bert
Gertrude Waldron
Robert Wright
H. V
TAR
Athens Home Telephone Co
Bruce Nutter
East Palestine
Foreman
Nard Jones
NEA Service, Inc
Grant Harper
Kay Dearborn
Harper
Young Forrest
Moore
the Gas Company
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