Leonard Holds Visitors Down To Seven Hits
Logan junior league game recap shows Leonard limiting Chillicothe to seven hits as Logan wins 2 to 1. Pitcher Leonard fanned 14, while Jack Braith drove in two runs with a two run homer and a later single. Marshall Oyler and timely offense backed the win. Nixon pitched three scoreless innings for Chillicothe. A second note reports a marriage license issued to Charles Pons McDonald and Margaret Eilen Jane Mowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Leonard
Chillicothe
Jack Braith
Tan Go
Smith
Seca
Tagan
Charles Pons McDonald
Columbus
End Wedding Tour With Caboose Trip
Logan notes their wedding anniversary as Fred W. Atracke and his wife recall a trip to Minnesota to visit his parents Barney and Mrs Atracke who lived there seven years. On the return they stopped in Dundas and waited for a passenger train to Jagan. Mr Shacke worked for Mocking Valley rail and arranged a caboose ride from there to Lagan with a freight train.
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Logan
Mre
Fred W. Atracke
Minneasuri
Mr. Atracke
Barney Atracke
Dundas
Jagan
Mr. Shacke
Mocking Valley Railroma
Lagan
Longstreth Homecoming Draws Hundreds in Village Festivities
Logan reports a large crowd gathered at Longstreth for the annual homecoming. The event featured two baseball games in the afternoon and music, dancing, and a basket dinner in the evening. A Rand fu iend Carbon Mill connection noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Longstreth
Rand Fuiend Carbon Mill
Logan Allen to study pharmacy at Ohio State University
Laurelville resident Gilbert Allen of Laurelville plans to enroll in a pharmacy program at Ohio State University. He is the son of Mrs Leanel Allen and brother of Miss Clara Allen of the county school office. A Laurelville High School graduate.
Park Improvements Under Way At Rock House Area
Ranger Worley reports road work at the park entrance and a large fill east of it to improve parking. Landscaping with native shrubs and new walks around the shelterhouse are in progress. About 11k visitors in eight months exceed prior year totals, with broad state and county representation.
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Lagan —Tourtate
Rock House
Hanger L. T. Worley
Worley
Ohio
Logan Selected for Shopping Habits Study
Logan population over 600 but under 16100 chosen for a family shopping survey starting Sept 9. Ohio Atatea University students under Dr H H Maynard will collect data for periodicals to learn where Logan families shop what stores they use which brands they prefer and how household purchases compare with national trends.
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Logan
Atudenta
Atudents
Ohio Atatea University
H. H. Maynard
Department of Business Organization
College of Commerce and Administration
Family Gathering Held at Oreville in Four Generations
A four generation family gathering took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Amon Burgess in Oreville on Monday. Attendees included Francia Burgess of Dover, great grandson of the hosts, and many relatives from Oroville Metty Christeen Billy Lanning Jown Tom a and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christeen
Billy Lanning
Oroville
Ben Harry Jones
Camp Lexington
Mra
van Jones
Kawaerd
Paul
Norma
Gene
David Jones
Meredith Lehman
City Schools Resume Logan Transportation Start
Logan schools reopen as buses launch routes from Marion Falls Green and nearby districts. Enrollment is expected to set a new Logan record, with total figures delayed a few days.
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Logan
Marion
Falls
Green
Logan Echogla
Camp Hocking Man Is Fined in Logan
Tom Werritt of Camp Heucking was arrested late last week by Deputy Mellie Meith on charges of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and stealing a motor vehicle. Magistrate B B Whitehart heard the case. Pleading guilty on intoxicated driving, he paid a five dollar fine and had driving rights suspended for a year. The other charge led to a grand jury indictment under bond. The stolen truck belonged to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logam
Tom Werritt
Camp Heucking
Mellie Meith
B. B. Whitehart
Conta
Logan Brief Social Notes
Logan society notes record numerous weekend visits and family gatherings. Henderson and McCray families host reunions and гостей bring relatives from Cincinnati Columbus and Greenfield while Misses White Powers Shriner and others attend events in Columbus Toledo and Logan. Regular travelers include Sheila from Whittier Calif and Manon and Florence Powers visiting from Marysville.
Young Child Barbara Garella Dies in Logan
Barbara Sue Garella two and a half years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert Ganelli, died at Cherrington Hospital at 8 am Monday after being taken there Saturday. She leaves her parents and two brothers. Funeral services set for 2 pm Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Charlie Newman on South High St with Rev John A Tey in charge.
Improvement Reported for Sherman Woolever
Improvement was reported in the condition of Sherman Woolever son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Woolever of Washington Township who was taken to Columbus the latter part of the week suffering from burns received in a powder explosion. His parents were in Columbus Sunday to visit him.
Shipwrecked B Boys on Friendly Island
John and Captain Morgan fortify their camp after a ape attack then plan to trap the apes. They build a stockade with a ditch and platformed defenses, train lions and elephants, and prepare to strike at dawn as a large ape horde approaches the enclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Uncle Joe
John
Morgan
Stockade
Black
Captain Powell
New York
Yellow Mane
Jimmie
Henry
Tommy
Grandpa
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Hocking
MAHKY
Rock House Resort
Oreville
Athens
BR. A. Henderson
Ama
Curti
Paul Leach
Carl Brown
Croukey
Leon Croskey
Flynna
Ka Phillips
Warner, Ave
Harry Stevenson
Labor Day
Len Brown
Eugene Simpson
Forest
Ann Freese
Dayton
W. Murphy
George Gribble
Emil Horak
Cincinnati
John McBroom
John Richard
Will McBroom
Cleveland
Winifred Engle
Dale
Akron
Abel
Misa Manon
Florence Powers
Mattie Short
Ray Kelch
Marysville
Short
Jenkins
Kerwood Martin
P. Martin
William Martin
Lucy Krieg
Mary Krieg
Buffalo
N. Y
Carol
Uriah Brown
Lewin Bryant
Greenfield
James Higgins
John Donahue
A. J. Curl
Warren Johnson
Frank Johnson
Blanche Lutz
Alter
H. M. Whitcraft
Harley M. Whitcraft
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Charles Achauer
von Woody
Schaffer
Lancaster
Paul Steward
Nancy
Hiammond
Ind
Steward
Jena Robinson
Lyrin
James Nopp
Arthur Huffines
Dorothy Jean Shriner
Mia
Jud Shriner
Toledo
Mine
Janet White
Misa White
Justice Logan
John Deer
Carbon Hill
S&s. B. Whitehart
Logan Logan
J. M. Cooey
Kin City
Frank Sinn
Middleport
Clarence Clifford
Pomeroy
A. J. Maverfield
Friendly Island
G. D. Ridenour
Fray
Joe
Roxy
Mrs. Morgan
Ireland
Pat
Bridget
James
Mrs. Barlow
Kittie
Oxfords
Kreiders
Enna Jetticks
Athens’ Family Shoe Store
Lucky
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