Logan High gridders open scrimmage ahead of season
Logan High School began scrimmage sessions under coaches Ted Sawyer and John Longley with two evenly matched teams and a third signal-practice group. The squad totals about forty players as the opener versus West High of Columbus is set for Sept 27 at home followed by a night game Oct 10 against Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High School
Ted Sawyer
John Longley
Johnson
Notestone
St. Clair
Keller
Miller
Sheets
Ken Bright
Rohrer
Durant
Arnold
Glen Bright
Bray
Adair
Brannigan
Westbrook
Marion Allen
Pettit
Gabriel
Gooding
Hammond
Beshara
Delong
Yates
Logan High
West High of
Columbus
Sidney Wolfe bound over on menacing threats charge
Sid ney Wolfe of Ward Township pleaded not guilty to making menacing threats and was bound over to the grand jury under a two thousand dollar bond by Magistrate E E Bright. He was arrested after an altercation and held in the Hocking County Jail in lieu of bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Sidney Wolfe
Ward
E. E. Bright
Wolfe
Joe Farbearn
Hocking County
Among Ourselves Club Attends Wednesday Afternoon
Mrs. C. W. Scheide hosted the Among Ourselves Club on Wednesday with a one o'clock luncheon and social session. Miss Violet Brehm performed vocal numbers and Mrs. A. T. Spears presented readings. guests included Mrs. Carl Shepard of Logan and Mrs. Clark Heft of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Scheide
Among Ourselves Club
Violet Brehm
A. T. Spears
Carl Shepard
Logan
Clark Heft
Chicago
C. W. Scheide, Jr
Miss Brehm
Logan Briefs Travelers and Local Visits
Logan residents report vacations and homecomings. Daniel Bray and wife left for a two week trip to Iowa to visit relatives. J W Hull and wife returned from a month long tour including Toledo Chicago and Salt Lake City. The Hulls hosted guests at Grand Valley Colorado. Paul Nill and family visited relatives in Logan and Columbus then headed home near Flint Michigan. Several locals attended a hospital wing dedication at the Pythian Sisters Home in Medina. Lawrence P Mooney visited Columbus on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Daniel Bray
Gallagher Avenue
Iowa
J. W. Hull
Rockbridge
Toledo
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Grand Valley
Colorado
Walter Hull
Paul Nill
Columbus
Flint
Mich
James L. Martin
Otto Neptune
Lewis Reynolds
Lucy Nill
Medina
Pythian Sisters Home
Lawrence P. Mooney
Pennant Winners Guests of Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Club hosts the Kiwanis Junior League season finale as Methodist pennant winners receive the trophy. Eighteen players plus Managers Carl Bright and Ken Fitzgerald attend. Glen Bright accepts the cup with team captaincy remarks. Judge Harley M. Whitcraft delivers the main address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley M. Whitcraft
Judge Whitcraft
Mr. Bright
Fitzgerald
W. E Brehm
Edward Eberst
Methodist
Heft Rempel Couple Wed at Trinity Lutheran Parsonage
Miss Agnes L Heft daughter of Mr and Mrs W C Heft and Rudolph Rempel son of Mr and Mrs Rudolph Rempel Sr were married at 9 30 Tuesday evening at the Trinity Lutheran parsonage with Rev Elmer Bliss officiating. They will reside on North Walnut Street where Mr Rempel is steam laundry manager after a short visit with Columbus relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Agnes L. Heft
Ww. C. Heft
Rudolph Rempel
Trinity Lutheran Parsonage
Elmer Bliss
Columbus
North Walnut Street
Rempel
Wolfe Free After Road Trip To Charleston
Deputy Joe Farbean returned from Charleston with no arrest. Franklin Wolfe remains at liberty on bond as the scheduled hearing is not yet held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Charleston
W. Va
Joe Farbeann
Franklin Wolfe
Wolfe
Wellston Loses to Logan in Inter-City Bowling Series
Logan Moore Restaurant team defeated Wellston 2786 to 2273 in the first inter-city bowling series of the year. Beshara led with 245 in the opening contest for 610 pins, Henderson 576, Brandt 550, Sparnon 536, and T Columber 514. visitors none reached 500. City League bowling will start after Friday's organization meeting.
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Logan
Wellston
Logan Moore
Beshara
Henderson
Brandt
Sparnon
T. Columber
Meinhardt Rupture Shield Expert to Visit Marietta
Chicago rupture specialist E. J. Meinhardt will be at the Lafayette Hotel in Marietta Ohio on Sunday and Monday September 14 and 15 from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm daily for free consultation and demonstration. The device claims to retain and contract ruptures without understraps and may be worn while bathing. The visit notes white customers only and invites previous customers for inspection with no charge.
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E. J. Meinhardt
Chicago
Lafayette Hotel
Marietta
Ohio
Meinhardt
Meinhardi
N. Crawford Ave
Verdict Sustains Will in Green vs Nutter Case
A Logan jury found the will of Gideon Lowe valid in a dispute brought by Mary A. Green and others against Darius Nutter and others. After three days of testimony, ten of twelve jurors signed the verdict. The case concerned Lowe's estate, left to Mr and Mrs Nutter, whom Lowe had relied on for aid and care during illness.
Classified Ads for The Messenger Circulation Contact
Classified ads mention circulation call for The Messenger and list contact with Dr. V Milac at Logan 272. Detected items include a request to reach Dr Milac for circulation details. The snippet provides a partial contact point and a phone listing.
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DR. V. Milac
Golden wedding observed Tuesday in Logan
Logan Ohio September 12 Tuesday marked the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Henry Lambert of 185 North Culver Street Logan It was also the 22nd birthday of their youngest son John and the 17th anniversary of their grandson Henry Lambert Jr A dinner and large family gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Davis Burgess formed the celebration with many relatives listed from several nearby towns.
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Logan
Henry Lambert
North Culver Street
John
Davis Burgess
Lambert
West Virginia
Hocking County
James Lambert
Arthur White
Cleveland
Firm Lambert
Wilbur Stewart
Gore
O. B. Henderson
Granville
Amos Burgess
Jennie Seaman
G. M. Stephenson
Charles Boring
Everett Burgess
William Hicks
Jacob Howdyshell
Gertrude Terrel
John ‘Tl. Nutter
David Burgess
Better Home Makers Club Meeting At Pearl Linton Home
Mrs. Pearl Linton hosted the Better Home Makers Club at her country home with lunch and a program. Mrs. Ired Graham reviewed farm women camping at Camp Ro, while Mrs. Hugh Meldrim led the entertainment and a comic contest. Mrs. Leo Armstrong presented another contest won by Mrs. Willacr McNallen, with guests including Mrs. Frank Thompson and others.
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Better Home Makers
Pearl Linton
Better Home Makers Club
Frank Thompson
I Red Graham
Camp Ro
Hugh Meldrim
Leo Armstrong
Willacr McNallen
Policeman Scores Twice in Drive to Stop Speeding
Logan readers learn of Officer Lewis Reynolds who scored twice in his bid to curb speeding as he arrested Alva Rector and Dan Ross for racing on North Mulberry Street at 11 p m. Ross, from Columbus, faced Mayor Elias Bright and paid 10 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty. Rector will be arraigned later.
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Logan
Lewis Reynolds
Alva Rector
Dan Ross
North Mulberry Street
Ross
Columbus
Elias Bright
Logan man gets fine and jail term for delinquency charges
Frank Dick en was fined fifty dollars and costs on each of two charges of contributing to the delinquency of three Starr township boys under sixteen. A six month jail term was imposed on each count, four months of which were suspended pending payment and good behavior. He began serving the sentence immediately.
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Logan
Frank Dicken
A. M. Elinger
Starr ‘Township
Dicken
Shaw Reunion Planned at Grotto Grounds Next Sunday
Logan reports arrangements completed for the annual Shaw reunion at the Grotto Grounds. Mrs. Nolsom Brandt, secretary of the association, announces members should attend and bring their dinners.
Emerson Graham jailed for defrauding innkeeper charge
Emerson Graham was jailed Wednesday on a charge of defrauding an innkeeper. The complaint was filed by Harold Mast and Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn made the arrest. Graham will be arraigned before Magistrate C T Stephenson.
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Logan
Emerson Graham
Harold Mast
Joe Farbearn
Graham
C. T. Stephenson
Engagement announced after a childhood cover model
Helene Haskin, daughter of an old southern family, was chosen as a magazine cover girl by McClelland Barclay. Now 1%, she has “come out” in society and posed for many of Barclay’s illustrations. Barclay plans her as his model wife, with their engagement announced.
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Helene Haskin
McClelland Barclay
Easthampton
L. I
Miss Haskin
Barclay
Legion Band Plans Homecoming With County Fair Change
The Logan Legion Band organized a homecoming and fair tied to the Hocking County Fair decision to skip this year. The band had a favorable reception at this year’s Ohio State Fair.
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Gram
Legion Band
Hocking County
Legion Band Plans Home Coming At Hocking County Fair
Logan urges a home coming and fair at the Hocking County Fairgrounds September 17 to 20 under the Logan Legion Band. The event includes vaudeville acts and amusements for attendees.
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Logan
Hocking County Fairgrounds
Logan Legion Band
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Clinton Webb
And
Sawyer
Longley
Kiwanis Club
Methodists
Agnes
Heft
Farbeann
Logan Legion
Neews Society
Gideon Lowe
Miller Bros. Wallpaper Co
N. W. Court & State Sts
Athens, Ohio
Reynolds
Prank Dicken
Graham Arrested
The
D. Zenner Co
Pythiak
Chas
Millikan
Optometrist
Millikan’s Jewelry Store
Masonic Building
Athens
Columbia
Matt Moore and
Dorothy Revier
Arrow
Majestic
Fox Movietone
Edmund Lowe
Marguerite Churchill
Dr. Zenner Co
Children’s Oxfords
Oxfords
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