Rev Fields Assigned to Logan Church in County Clergy Roster
Sept 17 report lists the Rev James ag returning from Columbus to Logan for a sixth year assignment. County ministers named include J T Yocom Hocking County Parish G C Nutter a ydenville and P A Harlan Union County Parish. S Thompson succeeds D H Householder at Murray City. W H Harble returns to New Straitsville for a second year. Other county assignments include P Y Bright Junction City J H Sudiow Pleasantville L C Wills ury Fred Brown Ross County Parish W A Cooper Sedalia C W Brashares Grace Church Dayton A P Cherrington St Marys.
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James Ag
Logan
Columbus
Hocking County
Sturting
J. T. Yocom
Hock County
G. C. Nutter
Ydenville
P. A. Harlan
Union County
S. Thompson
D. H. Householder
Murray City
W. H. Harble
Hocking Coun
New Straitsville
PY. A. Bright
Junction City
J. H. Sudiow
Pleasantville
L. C. Wills
Ury
Fred Brown
Ross County Parish
W. A. Cooper
Sedalia
C. W
Brashares
Grace Church
Dayton
A. P. Cherrington
St. Marys
After Many Years Members of Childhood Club Continue To Meet
Reunion day in Columbus at Mrs. Clarence McCray home brought together women who formed a sewing club at age eight. Logan attendees included A K Smith Anthony Téerner Fred Ambrose Walter Rochester Harry Bartlett Lucille Wright C E Lytle John Wellman Mayme Bowen Walter Klein echmidt Dillon Sanderson W D Thurness. Columbus guests were Frank Thurness Mary Ruth Bishop Valley Wright and Bertha Strong Rogere.
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John Wellman
Mayme Bowen
Walter Kleinechmidt
Dillon Sanderson
W. D. Thurness
Columbus
McCray
Frank Thurness
Mary Ruth Bishop
Valley Wright
Bertha Strong Rogere
Classified Circulation Notes and Contact
Messenger notices invite local readers to submit society items and classifieds through D. Y. Milne at phone 272, with circulation staff Clinton Webb and the 6024 exchange for telephoned news or local society items.
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Clinton Webb
Your
6024
The
Messenger
D. Y. Milne
Kiwanis Gift Cup To Logan Methodist Junior League Team
Logan Kiwanis presented the baseball cup to the Methodist team of the Junior League at their annual dinner in the First Methodist Church. Marion Allen was named captain to receive the trophy, presented by Carlton Bright league president. Dr C F Rauch presided. Bright praised the winning squad and noted United Brethren and Episcopal teams as strong rivals.
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Methodist
Logan
Logan Kiwanians
Methodist Episcopal Church
Marion Allen
Carlton Bright
C. F. Rauch
M. H. Cherrington
Ken Adair
Allen Adair
Shaw
Carl
Allen
Gabriel
Smith
Green
Adcock
Clark
Baker
Woodgeard
Atha
Larimer
James R. Fields
Methodist Cup Victory Highlighted by Sportsmanship
The club praised players for winning spirit and on field sportsmanship with remarks from C. A. Jones and Clinton Webb. Women of the church served a dinner, singing directed by Dr. Cherrington and L. P. Mooney. The cup, held by the Methodist for a second year, requires another championship to keep permanently. Lutherans held it first season. The club will skip next Tuesday's meeting and join the Lancaster Club on Thursday.
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C. A. Jones
Clinton Webb
Dr. Cherrington
L. P. Mooney
Lancaster Club
He Knows His Planes Walter Bray Wins Prizes
Logan reports Walter Bray son of Mr and Mrs Alva Bray of Gallagher Avenue earned recognition for air plane models. He won a first prize and two second prizes at the State Fair and two first prizes at a Columbus Stadium display. Bray plans to study aeronautical engineering and enter school soon.
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Logan
Walter Bray
Alva Bray
Gallagher Avenue
Columbus
Walter
Route 81 Association To Finalize Its Organization
Logan sees members of the Route 81 Association meet at 6 30 p m at the Lancaster Chamber of Commerce to complete the group. Directors from Columbus Lancaster Nelsonville Athens and Logan were named after preliminary meetings in Nelsonville and Logan.
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Logan
Route 81 Association
Lancaster
Fertilizer Should Be Used, Chambers Says
Logan farmers warned by Harold Chambers extension agent to apply 200 to 300 pounds of 2-14-4 fertilizer for wheat this fall. He cites last year’s nitrogen remaining and this year’s heavy rains leaching it, causing rank growth and warns the pattern may not repeat. He notes half the fertilizer cost may be charged to the wheat crop and that about half benefits the following clover.
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Logan
Harold Chambers
Chambers
Birthday Gathering At Camp Welcomes Out-Of-Town Guests
Sunday celebration at Camp Welcome in Logan centers on a Hamilton reunion with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hamilton of Chicago joining the Hamilton family. The event also marks Charles Fox's birthday in Logan.
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Logan
Camp Welcome
Eugene Hamilton
Chicago
Hamilton
Charles Fox
NBC Chicago announcer hosts birthday event for Mr Fox
Mr Hamilton of NBC Chicago presented Mr Fox with a smoking set after a large dinner. Fox received a birthday cake from his family. Attendees included Charles Work M C Martin Mr and Mrs Charles Fox and daughters Mary and Marcella Mr and Mrs Frank Wolfe Miss Vivian Montgomery Don Ohlinger Logan Mr and Mrs Eugene Hamilton Chicago Mr and Mrs F R Hamilton Columbus John Roof Delaware William Mowery and son of Logan Route No 2. A marshmallow toast followed and Mr Hamilton sang several numbers. On Monday Mr and Mrs Hamilton left for Minneapolis to return to Chicago by September 22.
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Mr. Hamilton
National Broadcasting Company
Chicago
Mr. Fox
Charles Work
M. C. Martin
Charles Fox
Mary and
Marcella
Frank Wolfe
Vivian Montgomery
Don Ohlinger
Logan
Eugene Hamilton
F. R. Hamilton
Columbus
John Roof
Delaware
William Mowery
Hamilton
Veteran Is Killed By Train Tuesday
Logan dispatch reports Cleve Dunn 37 Shawnee World War veteran fatally injured when struck by a Baltimore and Ohio freight train near the village. He was found at the scene, taken to Cherrington Hospital where his right leg was amputated above the knee and his left above the ankle before succumbing to injuries.
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Logan
Cleve Dunn
Shawnee
Cherrington Hospital
Baltimore and Ohio
Dunn
Robert Miller
Train strike kills man near Shawnee
A man identified as Dunn was walking along the railroad tracks when a train struck him, mangling both legs. He died at the scene and his body was moved to Shawnee Tuesday night.
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Dunn
Shawnee
Krannitz Infant Dies at One Day in Logan
Edward Krannitz, one day old, died at his home on Warner Avenue in Logan. He is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Krannitz and five siblings. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Logan
Edward
Joseph Krannitz
Warner Avenue
Funeral Services at St John Church in Oak Grove Burial
Funeral services were held at 3 PM at St John s Catholic Church officiated by Rev James Nevin. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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St. John’s Catholic Church
James 7
Nevin
Mads
Oak Grove Cemetery
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Members of Childhood Club
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Marie Prevost
Johnny Hines
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Conrad Nagel
Sidney Fox
Humphrey Bogart
Zasu Pitts
Cartoon and Travelogue
Jack Perrin
D. Zenner Company
Southeastern
Amos Parrish
National Style Authority
Bayon Undies
Eeefies
Floor
Cal
Eugenie
Derby
Robinhood
Peggy Ann
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