Fire injures foreman in Logan church painting collapse
A blow torch ignited spilled liquid at St. John's Catholic Church in Logan on Monday evening, burning Francis Cawley, Indiana, foreman of painters for Continental Calking Co. The blaze spread toward a 50 gallon gasoline barrel before firefighters, led by Assistant Chief Gerald McLaughlin, doused it. Cawley was taken to Cherrington Hospital. fellow crew member Charles Kennard sustained minor burns. Spectators and locals witnessed the scare as events at nearby high school and football field proceeded.
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Logan
St. John's Catholic
Francis Cawley
Indiana
Cawley
Cherrington Hospital
Continental Calking Co
Chieftain Field
Four Couples Licensed To Marry In Logan Probate Court
Four marriage licenses issued at the end of the week in Logan probate court. The couples are John G Eveland and Forest E Myrtle. Floyd Lee Albaugh and Evelyn Lucille Young. William H Voris and Norma Jean Gabriel. Raymond F Zanner and Esther Knox. Magistrate Frank St Clair performed the ceremonies.
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Logan
John G. Eveland
Lancaster
John Eveland Sr
Forest E. Myrtle
South Bloomingville
Charles Myrtle
Floyd Lee Albaugh
Miner
Hocking County
Bert Albaugh
Evelyn Lucille Young
Henry Young
Frank St. Clair
William H. Voris
Norma Jean Gabriel
Lee Wemmer
Raymond F. Zanner
Otto Zanner
Esther Knox
Fred Knox
Kiwanis Tonight Brings Dr Barnes Speaker
Logan Kiwanians welcome Dr Barnes professor of business at Ohio Wesleyan University as the guest speaker tonight. Joe Case organized arrangements for the program. The meeting starts at 6 o clock at the White House.
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Logan— Logan Kiwanians
Barnes
Ohio Wesleyan University
Joe Case
White House
Vaccination Plans by Dr Lacock for Rural Pupils
Logan health officials plan smallpox vaccinations and diphtheria immunizations for first and second graders in rural schools. Dr W B Lacock, county health commissioner, says the program continues Countywide, building on several years of prior efforts.
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Logan
W. B. Lacock
Removal of Water Plant Pump Begins
Work starts to remove a 750000 gallon pump at the city water plant to clear space for a 1000000 gallon pump from Clinton NL bought by service director R R Loomis. The new pump, part of a pair installed when the plant opened, will be installed after space is cleared.
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Logan
Clinton
R. R. Loomis
Hocking Democrats Prepare Parade for Davey Visit
Logan Democratic leaders plan a short parade Saturday evening to honor Martin L. Davey as he arrives from Jackson. The procession will form at S Mulberry Street bridge and march to the courthouse with several bands expected to participate. He will then proceed to city function afterward.
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Logan
Martin Ll. Davey
S. Mulberry St
Jackson
Will Head PTA selects Marion group leaders
Will Head was named Friday evening to head the Marion Parent-Teacher Association for the coming year. Other officers elected include Mrs Edward Mundy as vice president Mrs J Kline as secretary and Stanton Palmer as treasurer. Committee assignments will follow at an early meeting.
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Logan
Relna Derr
Marion
Parent-Teacher Association
Edward Mundy
J. Kline
Stanton Palmer
State Department agent visits Logan for school funding adjustments
Logan Logan-Robert R. Roche a field agent for the State Department of Education visited the office of Supt. Samuel H. Dillon Monday to make financial adjustments due to enrollment changes across the county school system.
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Logan
Robert R. Roche
State Department of Education
Supt
Samuel H. Dillon
Rotarians Hear Coal Expert Frank Smith at White House
Logan reports Frank Smith of Sunday Creek Coal Co spoke to Rotarians Monday evening at the White House. He explained how mechanized mining is affecting the district's coal industry and future prospects.
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Logan
White House
Frank Smith
Sunday Creek Coal Co
Dance Girl Dance shines at the Athena with Ball and O'Hara
Lucille Ball and Maureen O Hara star in Dance Girl Dance a RKO drama at the Athena directed by Dorothy Arzner and produced by Erich Pommer The film follows an eight girl dance troupe centering on two rivals O Hara plays a clever dancer dreaming of stardom while Ball is a schemer The cast includes Louis Hayward Virginia Field and others with three song and dance numbers highlighted by ballet and jitterbug showcases.
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RKO Radio
the Athena
Maureen O'Hara
Louis Hayward
Lucille Ball
Vicki Baum
Miss O'Hara
Maureen
Ralph Bellamy
Dorothy Arzner
Erich Pommer
Virginia Field
Mary Carlisle
Katharine Alexander
Maria Ouspenskaya
Edward Brophy
Walter Abel
Bride, John Moore, wed in Logan area home ceremony
Former Miss Ernestine Abram and John Raymond Moore married at the bride’s parents’ home in New Straitsville. Rev. Byler officiated with music by Mrs. McVey and Mrs. Lawson. They will live at 1805 East Long St. Columbus after a South wedding trip. Attendants included sister Mrs. Hooper and best man David W. Moore.
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Paul McVey
Caldwell
Edward Lawson
New Straitsville
Moore
Francis C. Hooper
Columbus
David W. Moore
Indianapolis
South
East Long St
University club guests view Brigham Young film at board party
Dr and Mrs W B Lacock were among 60 guests at the University Country Club in Columbus Saturday evening. Dr and Mrs Jud Wilson hosted the dinner party and later the group visited the Ohio Board of Censors to view an uncensored film Brigham Young, drawn from the book Children of God. A news reel not released by the board was also shown.
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W. B. Lacock
University Country Club
Columbus
Jud Wilson
Ohio Board of Censors Department
Brigham Young
Women of W C T U Hold Fall Meeting at Wright Home
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union Chapter held its initial fall meeting at Mrs. Eugene Wright’s N Mulberry Street home. Officers were elected led by President Tom Connor and first vice president Paul Monks, with devotions, readings, and musical numbers on the program. Guests from nearby towns attended.
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Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Eugene Wright
N. Mulberry St
Connor
Kittie Dill
George C. Hengst
Tom Connor
Paul Monks
E. M. Godfrey
Kittie K. Dill
Rose Krrschbaum
Russell Berlin
Clifford Hes
C. D. Notestone
R. B. Hansel
Wright
Hengst
Paul Shaw
Merritt Wonn
W. L. Alexander
Russell, Ky
Clara Nunemaker
Columbus
Cole
Notestone
Shaw
Carl Anderson
J. W. Woodard
Deissle
Harrington Class and Kerr Guild Host House Warming
Harrington Class and the Frank lin Kerr Guild held a house warming at the Presbyterian Manse for Mrs. Cecil Harding Jones. A 6:30 covered dish supper preceded a program with two solos by Mrs. C C Axhauer and piano numbers by Miss Elizabeth Collison.
Local Residents Entertain and Move Notices
Mr and Mrs Leo Gaffin of Marietta were overnight guests of Mr and Mrs Carlos Gaffin. Mr and Mrs L D Harris and family moved to a farm near Greendale from Vandalia W Va. Clarence Matheny James Karshner Haydenville and Merle Karshner South Logan returned from Northern Michigan trip. J H Larson and wife plan move to Louisville Ky as he leaves Pratt Hawkinson Co after years here.
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Leo Gaffin
Marietta
Carlos Gaffin
L. D. Harris
Greendale
Vandalia
W. Va
Clarence Matheny
James Karshner
Haydenville
Merle Karshner
South Logan
Michigan
Lake Shore
J. H. Larson
Louisville
Larson
Pratt-Hawkinson Company
Torch Brief News Notes
Local society notes record meetings visits and travels. The Methodist Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Alice Russell’s home with seventeen attending. Various residents are mentioned visiting relatives and teaching or moving, including Ada Gillilan to Columbus and Elma Dewees family returning to Washington D C.
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Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Alice Russell
Torch Lights
Methodist Sunday School
Roadside Park
Elma Dewees
Lyle
Bobbie
Fanny Dewees
Washington, D.C
Rowena Nixon
James Medley
Fred Medley
Harry Ball
Sardis
Ada Gillilan
Upper Arlington
Columbus
Anna Scott
Belpre
Thelma Baker
Parkersburg
Cyril Noble
New Vienna
Inez Noble
Ashland
Lowell Scarlett
Washington, D. C
H. S. Dye
S. S.pline
Old Man's Cave
Logan
Harry Runnion
Bernard Breyster
A. A. Blackburn
Zaleski Lake
Zaleski
Moonville Hill
Zaleski National Forest
Isaac Walton Lake
Collins Festival Series Planned with Weekly Programs
Preliminary plans for the Collins Festival Series lay out four Thursday evenings starting Oct 24. William G. Martin named chairman of the ticket committee with George Fee John R. Roberts and Dc G McKinley assisting. Opening night features the Knickerbocker Quartet. other dates include election night Oct 8 and varied programs through Dec 31 with guests and activities.
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Prof
Karr
Fred Burchfield
Ford
Edard Davis
J. E. Frasure
Walter Prather
Wood Bowen
Coolville and Troy Notes Colville events and gatherings
Coolville functions include a lodge gathering at Howell's Grove with 125 guests and a noon basket dinner. Roy Wycoff spoke on European Persecution of Masonry. the Coolville Band performed. Miss Lugilie and Miss Lillian Reed sang. Multiple church services and social visits are listed, plus mention of a bridge party with prize winners Mrs. J. L. Shepard and Mrs. Russell Cody.
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Coolville
Migrral
Decature Methodist
Little Hocking
Church of God
Hall Chapman
Mildred Swearingen
FE. M. Daugherty
R. E. Daugherty
John Humphrey
Albany
I. W. Burnfield
Watson
Athens
Charles Stewart
Wildwood
F. A. Pritchard
Charleston
Winifred Travis
Columbus
Miss Travis
Athens County
J. W. Kincade
L. T. Runion
Harold, Lottridge
Earl Kincade
Marietta
C. B. Kincade
Sam Gainer
Tuppers Plains
Marguerite Kincade
Logan man arraigned on non support pleads not guilty
Floyd Barman of Jacksboro Tenn appeared before Magistrate S B Whitehart and entered a not guilty plea to a non support charge. He was held to the grand jury under bond which he did not furnish.
Logan man arraigned on statutory charge in Nelsonville case
Joe Butts of Nelsonville pleaded not guilty before Magistrate S B Whitehart and was held to the grand jury on a $500 bond. The offense allegedly occurred near Logan last week involving a Ward Township girl.
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Logan
S. B. Whitehart
Joe Butts
Nelsonville
Ward Township
Gore School Maintains Three-Teacher Cadre
Gore school has met state education requirements to stay a three teacher school for the term. Superintendent Dillon received the notice from Dick Smith of the department. Enrollment stands at 72, exceeding the minimum 70, with a proposal for an extra teacher to be considered by the Board of Control and funded from November foundation allocations.
4-H Clubs To Exhibit in Special Tent
Efforts aim to have every 4 Her County girl show an exhibit at the county fair next week. A special tent will host the booth exhibits with entries prepared under each member’s advisor. The dress revue is set for Friday at 12 oclock with a practice revue at 10 am.
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Logan
Hocking County
Ruth Bennington
Booth
River craft avoid Gallipolis Island harbor due to large lodged tree
Gallipolis traffic from both directions steers clear of Gallipolis Island as a sizable tree remains lodged on the shoreline creating a navigational hazard for boats and ships seeking the harbor.
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Gallipolis
Gallipolis Island
Livestock Auction Market Reports Year's Largest Sale
Gallia county officials note the largest sale of the year at the livestock auction market on Saturday. A unusually high turnout of buyers and brisk bidding characterized the event.
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Gallipolis
Riverside Recreation Center Music Program Delights Audience
Gallipolis residents enjoyed a Riverside Recreation Center program of vocal and instrumental music and tap dancing last night, drawing a large audience and positive reaction.
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Gallipolis
Riverside Recreation Center
Returned to Logan from Nelsonville WPA foreman reassigned
LOGAN Goss Inboden has been returned to Logan from Nelsonville where he has led a WPA crew employed on city improvements. Mr Brown, who has been here temporarily, has been transferred to McArthur.
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Logan
Goss Inboden
Nelsonville
WPA
Mr. Brown
McArthur
Cemetery Wall Repair Project at Oak Grove
Work to improve retaining walls at Oak Grove Cemetery began Monday under director R R Loomis. The project will proceed as funds allow and aims to stabilize the site.
Phillips Fined for Insufficient Brakes After Stop
Wendell Phillips of Green Township was taken into custody on U S Route 33 by State Highway Patrolmen. He pleaded guilty to insufficient brakes and was fined five dollars plus costs by Mayor Dallas Kinser.
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Logan
Wendell Phillips
Green Township
Dallas Kinser
Grand Jury To Meet Early Next Month In Logan
Work to prepare cases for the grand jury session is underway with about 25 cases likely for consideration. No date has been announced for juror drawings.
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Logan
Townsend Club Rally Speakers At Maccabee Hall
The Rev. Patrick Henry Williams of Springfield and the Rev. F G Strickland of Williamsport will speak at the Townsend Club rally at Maccabee Hall at 7 30 this evening. Music will be provided and a lunch will be served by the ladies after the meeting.
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Logan
Patrick Henry Williams
Springfield
F. G. Strickland
Williamsport
Townsend Club
Maccabee Hall
Logan Begins Practice for Bexley Game
Logan Chieftain football players held the first practice session after their season opening victory. Coach Tom Bender reviewed the game, praised good work, and emphasized improving passing, punting, blocking, and pass defense ahead of Friday’s Bexley matchup and the following Jackson test.
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Logan — Chieftain
Tom Bender
Bexley High
Jackson
Church Men To Meet For Annual Business Session
The Logan Men's Club of the First Presbyterian Church will hold its annual business meeting at the church at 6 o'clock Wednesday evening. Election of officers will be conducted and supper will be served at 6.
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Logan — Men's Club
First Presbyterian Church
Logan youths back to Ohio Wesleyan Delaware campus
When the school reopens at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware on Wednesday four Logan youths will enter. Returnees include Albert Leonard who has practiced with the football squad for over a week Harry Webb Jeanne Webb and Jonas Morris Morris will start as a Freshman this year.
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Logan
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Albert Leonard
Harry Webb
Jeanne Webb
Jonas Morris
Morris
William Risley Rites Not Yet Completed
Logan reports funeral arrangements for William Risley aged 82, who died Columbus Monday morning. Risley, a retired carpenter, had recently been at Sunrich Rest Home in Columbus after months of declining health. He is survived by his granddaughter Mary Donovan of Spirit Lake Iowa, a brother Harry Risley of this city, and several nephews and nieces.
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Logan
Mary Donovan
Spirit Lake
Iowa
William Risley
Columbus
Risley
Sunrich
Harry Risley
GOP Women To Organize In Hocking County Meeting
An organizing meeting for Republican women of Hocking County will be held at the headquarters on West Main Street at 7 30 Thursday evening. Officers will be elected and campaign plans outlined. Mrs George Wonn leads outreach from the Republican headquarters opened Monday. Harold W Larimer will direct the campaign from the center with the Executive Central McKinley and women’s groups using the rooms. Logan Elm celebration date set for October 6 at Circleville tree with history teacher Walter M Haas from Logan High School involved.
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Logan
Hocking County
W. Main St
George Wonn
Republican
Harold W. Larimer
Executive Committee
Central Committee
McKinley Club
Women's Organization
Circleville
Walter M. Haas
Logan High School
Logan C. L. Ross Fined After Reckless Driving Plea
Logan C. L. Ross of Rockbridge was fined $10 and costs by Mayor Dallas Kinser on Saturday night after entering a guilty plea to a reckless driving charge.
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Logan
C. L. Ross
Rockbridge
Dallas Kinser
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Lynn Bari
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Irene Rich
Melvin Lang
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Phil Tschappat
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H. J. Stevenson
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Clinton Webb
Frank Johnson
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Bert Lehman
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Maxine
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Jackie
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