Logan Football Squad Opens Practice After Narrow Loss
Logan's football team resumed Monday practice at Chieftain field with most players suited up except center Jaggs who sat out due to a deep cold. Coach Tommy Bender reviewed Friday's loss to South of Columbus, praising some aspects of blocking and tackling while highlighting faults. A brief scrimmage featured a request from Albert Leonard to try fullback duties. The athletic board announced changes at the stadium entrances, moving all gates to the stadium side and repurposing Market Street for the band, along with a new ticket booth to handle three sellers.
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Albert Leonard
High School Athletic Board
Market St
Chieftain Field
Logan Social Notes Entertain Bridge Club In Logan
Mr and Mrs Fred Murray hosted their bridge club on Saturday night at N Mulberry St A buffet at 6 pm followed by three bridge tables Richard Lavey attended with members including Mr and Mrs James Barker Mr and Mrs Charles Barker Mr and Mrs Clarence Salts Miss Gertrude and Miss Lucy Baker Mr Ellsworth Higby and others The ladies prize went to Mrs Salts the men s trophy to Mr Lavey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Murray
N. Mulberry St
Richard Lavey
James Barker
Charles Barker
Clarence Salts
Gertrude
Lucy Baker
Lena Mack
Mecca and Beyond
Louise Strentz
Ruddolph Brandt
Harry Smith
Frenier
Gertrude Bliss
Carlos Gaffin
Willard Lyke
Estelline Creal
Guild
Mary Lemon
Minnie Louise Bowen
Tom Rainer
Charles Larimer
Pomeroy
Sherman Lyke
School to unveil shelter for news papermen before next home game
At the meeting officials announced a shelter project for sports reporters covering the games. It will not be ready for Friday's opening home game but is expected to be completed by the next home game.
Federal Men Checking Suspects Records
Logan R. J. Smith and Peter Brazzle of Michigan were taken into custody and held at the county jail while federal officers check their activities before they reached Logan. Police trace car ownership to determine if the vehicle was stolen in Michigan for federal transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
R. J. Smith
Peter Brazzle
Michigan
Lew Reynolds
Races at Smithfield Run by Local Owner Logan S Ruble
Local horse owner Logan S Ruble and his racing string head to Smithfield this week after competing at Rock Springs fair. Polly McKinney won two races, Ray Treasurer won one and placed second in another. Ray Treasurer set a 1.01 for the last half mile in one heat, a track record, while Polly McKinney posted a 2.13%4 mark during the meet.
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Logan
S. S. Ruble
Smithfield
Rock Springs Fair
Polly McKinney
Ray ‘Treasurer
Funds To Retire Rural School District Notes
Logan receives funds to retire notes issued by Hocking County rural districts totaling 44,474.54 dollars. The state education department will retire the notes while local districts cover interest. distributions listed for Benton Falls Good Hope Gore Green Laurel Laurelville Marion Murray City Salt Creek Starr Washington Ward.
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Logan
Hocking County
J. W. Coleman
State Department of Education
Benton
Falls
Good Hope
Gore
Green
Laurel
Laurelville
Marion
Murray City
Salt Creek
Starr- Washington
Ward
E. L. Nimon Dies at Gallagher Ave Home
Logan dies at 73 after months of heart disease. Millwright E L Nimon returned from Indian Mills West Virginia with wife Bertha and daughter Dallas Kinser. He was a Masonic and Methodist member. funeral at Methodist Episcopal Church Thursday at 1 p m with Rev W N Shank officiating. burial Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
E. L. Nimon
Millwright
Gallagher Ave
Nimon
Indian Mills
W. Va
Methodist Episcopal Church
Masonic Fraternity
Bertha Nimon
Dallas Kinser
Amos Johnston
W. N. Shank
Oak Grove Cemetery
Lawn project advances at First Presbyterian Church
Members of the Men’s Club are lifting several inches of topsoil along Market Street to create a clay fill and prepare the lawn for grass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
First Presbyterian Church
Market St
Granted Divorce for Reba Ellison in Court of Common Pleas
Reba Ellison was granted a divorce from Everett Ellison in the Court of Common Pleas on cruelty grounds. The decree restores her name to Reba Fitzpatrick and provides support of 10 dollars per month through Oct 7, 1939 and 3 dollars per month from Navy 4 1939 to Feb 1, 1941.
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Logan
Reba Ellison
Everett Ellison
Court of Common Pleas
Reba Fitzpatrick
Navy
Rural School Water Supplies Inspected by Health Dept
Logan county rural school water sources were inspected by the health department under sanitary engineer W. F. Smith. Water samples were analyzed. some were pure while others showed contamination from surface water. Reports were sent to the district boards of education to improve supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Health Department
W. F. Smith
Board of Education
Logan A marriage license issued for Carter Moravy couple
Lester James Carter and Beulah Edith Moravy received a Logan A marriage license on Monday. Carter is a 22 year old bus driver from New Plymouth and Moravy is a 20 year old at home from Union Furnace. Ruth McKinley a 15 year old from Green Township was taken to Children’s Hospital Columbus for observation after a Saturday incident and given a blood transfusion from her mother on Monday.
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Logan
Lester James Carter
New Plymouth
Rt. 1
John Carter
Beulah Edith Moravy
Union Furnace
Irvin Moravy
Ruth McKinley
Charles McKinley
Green ‘Township
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Rotarians Tour Ohio Fuel Gas Pump Station
Rotarians and guests toured the Ohio Fuel Gas Co. pumping station at Sugar Grove after dinner at the White House. William Reed arranged the visit as the plant operated near peak load in cool weather. The $1.5 million facility employs about 150 workers, many locals from Lancaster and Sugar Grove, with recent machinery including a radial type compressor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Sugar Grove
White House
William Reed
Lancaster
Additional Support Request In Dawley Custody Case
In the Walter Dawley vs Esther Dawley suit a modification motion was filed to seek increased child support. The petitioner states the child has entered school and incurs more expenses, requesting more than $2 per week. The hearing was set for the morning of September 27.
Squirrel Hunt Faces Shortage in Hocking County
Squirrel hunters in Hocking County report scarce numbers as the season nears. Despite abundant nuts, inspection trips show few squirrels and hunters hope a delayed migration will bring more by opening day.
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Logan
Hocking County
Ingmire Family Visits Relatives in Alma and Logan
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ingmire and children Kathryn and Zach of Alma Michigan are visiting Mrs. Mittie Ingmire and Mr. Harold Westenbarger in Logan. Mr. Ingmire was injured five years ago in a motor accident and is to undergo surgery after several weeks on a hospital stretcher. The accident occurred when a pipe in a loaded truck pierced the seat and struck his back, injuring a nerve.
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Logan
Charles Ingmire
Kathryn
Zach
Alma
Mich
Mittie Ingmire
Harold Westenbarger
Ingmire
Logan Band Prepares for First Public Appearance Friday
Logan High School band drills on the athletic field Monday evening with Dr. E. L. Long and Melrose Harbaugh directing two squads. The band plans its first public performance before the McArthur game Friday evening, recalling army drill memories for locals.
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Logan
Logan High School
E. L. Long
Melrose Harbaugh
Fines levied in Laurelville drunkenness cases
Heavy fines were assessed Monday by Magistrate S. B. Whitehart against three men arrested Saturday night at Laurelville by Sheriff Joe Farbearn. Charles Haddox and Edgar Stevens of Circleville were fined $50 and costs each for intoxication while Emanuel Turner of Amanda was fined $15 and costs on a similar charge.
Myra Bartlett Granted Divorced in Cruelty Case
Myra Bartlett received a divorce from Henry H. Bartlett in common pleas court on Saturday for cruelty. The couple married March 20, 1937 and have no children. The court restored Myra to her former name of Myra Howdyshell.
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Logan
Myra Bartlett
Henry H. Bartlett
Common Pleas
Myra Howdyshell
Rail Time Card and Airplane Service Schedules
The notice lists multiple train routes with arrival and departure times for Chesapeake and Ohio and New York Central lines, including Diplomat Daily and National Limited services. It also notes Athens Municipal Airport offering Airtaxi service and through airline connections with TWA and AAA.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Diplomat
National Limited
Chesapeake & No. 30
New York Central South
NEW York Central North
Athens Municipal Airport
A.A
Athens
Community Program Planned at First Baptist Church
A GLOUSTER-A community program under Mrs Gladys Viney will be held Thursday night Sept 30 at 7 00 at the First Baptist Church The evening features community singing directed by Mrs Ethel Riley and Rev James Crable with guest speakers Mayor C F Wallace Rev F G Boroff M M Bryson and Rev Fr Kesler
Racine News Notes Highlights Local Visits and Events
Mrs. Anna Cutis returned Saturday after two months with her son in Grady Lake Ohio. Oakie Cleland bought the Roberts heirs house at Main and Elm. The Methodist Church will sponsor a soup dinner Tuesday at the church annex. The Stephenson family will move from Cincinnati to Racine Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Cutis
Howard Montgomery
Grady Lake
Ohio
Amanda Cross
Owen Watson
Mary Jean
H. V. Cuckler
Bashan
Oakie Cleland
Roberts Heirs
Main and
Elm Streets
Methodist Episcopal Church
Church
Wilbur Theobald
Rutland
A. V. Chittenden
W. N. Hovis
Mercer
Robert Carvel
Virginia June
Dayton
Oak Grove
Racine
Stephenson
Cincinnati
Pearl Chapel Social and Personal Notes
Pearl Chapel residents share weekend visits and gatherings. Howard Gibson spent Sunday with sister and brother in McArthur. Will Barnhill and family of Athens called on Charley Woodyard. Visitors to L. C. Gibson's home included Sam and Jerry Goodin and daughters Betty and Nella West from Prattsville. Other callers were D. M. Steward. T. M. Haning of Lodi visited Will Martin and Glen Haning. Weltha Clark, Louise Dixon and son Bobby called on Belle Gibson. W. A. Tewksbury attended a telephone meeting at Downington. Charles Steinmetz spent a few days with sister Margie Haning.
False alarm at Oasis bar ends no damage
Firefighters were summoned to the Oasis bar on W Main Street when smoke entered the kitchen area. No fire was found, and crews determined the smoke originated from an alley behind the taproom. No damage occurred.
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Logan
Oasis
W. Main St
Birth of Rob ert Harrison to Mr and Mrs Masters
Mr and Mrs Paul Masters of Lexington Kentucky announce the birth at Cherrington Hospital of an eight pound son named Robert Harrison. Mrs Masters formerly superintendent of nurses at Cherrington Hospital.
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Paul Masters
Ethel M. Cooper
Lexington
Cherrington Hospital
Robert Harrison
Sedwick Buys Clover Farm Store in Glouster
H O Sedwick of Amesville has purchased the Clover Farm store in Glouster formerly run by B F Davis of the Southeastern Ohio Clover Farm Division. Sedwick plans a locally oriented store serving Glouster and nearby residents, employing local workers. Ashford Hatcher will be resident manager once he and his family move to Glouster.
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Glouster
Barefoot boy draws crowd on St Clairsville main street
A barefoot youngster strolling along the main street in St Clairsville attracted an unusual crowd as onlookers watched the boy go without shoes in this quiet Ohio town.
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ST. Clairsville
Remarkable visit to Fort Knox by local residents
Mrs. Sam Stephen son and Misses Leanna and Effie Stephenson with Robert Morrison and Mrs. F. G. Boroff plus Miss Mary Boroff traveled to Fort Knox Kentucky Sunday to visit Herbert Boroff of the 19th Battalion U S Army. Herbert, formerly at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana, has been transferred to Fort Knox for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Sam Stephenson
Leanna
Effie Stephenson
Robert Morrison
F. G. Boroff
Mary Boroff
Fort Knox
Herbert Boroff
19Th Battalion
U. S. Army
Herbert
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Dowler Divorce Judge Grants Temporary Alimony
Judge Phil Henderson awards Anna Dowler $5 weekly alimony during pendency of divorce from Leslie Dowler in Logan. The order grants temporary support as the divorce action continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Logan
Anna Dowler
Leslie Dowler
Phil Henderson
Mundew Student Visits Parents in Glouster
Elizabeth Ann Mundew, a student at Ohio University, spent the weekend in Glouster with her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Mundew.
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Glouster
Elizabeth Ann Mundew
Ohio University
E. E. Mundew
James Jennings Suffered Stomach Hemorrhages
GLOUSTER James Nibby Jennings suffered two stomach hemorrhages Monday evening. A local physician was summoned and he was rushed to Sheltering Arms Hospital for treatment.
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Glouster
James
Nibby) Jennings
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Trimble Residents Host Lucille Joseph Family Dinner
Mrs. Lucille Joseph of Trimble entertained at home with a Sunday family dinner. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Bernard and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vernon and family, and Mr. Paul Moritz of Millersburg, all former Trimble residents.
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Glouster
Lucille Joseph
Trimble
John Bernard
Harold Vernon
Paul Moritz
Millersburg
Epworth League Cabinet to Meet at Main Street Parsonage
A cabinet meeting of the Epworth League will be held at the Methodist parsonage on Main Street Thursday at 7 30 PM. Attendance is urged for all cabinet members due to the importance of the gathering.
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Glouster
Epworth League
Methodist
Main Street
Logan Post to Elect Officers at Legion Meeting
Preparations are under way for a large turnout at the annual Logan Post American Legion meeting this evening. Officers will be elected for the coming year and discussion on the next year’s program is expected. Entertainment and lunch will follow the business session.
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Logan
Logan Post of the American Legion
Guests from Columbus Visit Vineys for Weekend
Alvin Capito and Lester Smithers of Columbus were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Viney over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Glouster
Mrs
Andrew Viney
Alvin Capito
Lester Smithers
Boxing to Headline Emancipation Day in Glouster Program
Emancipation Day events in Glouster on Sept 22 feature twenty two boxing rounds at the Glouster Arena beginning at 6 p m The main bout is Dreamer Morris of Glouster versus Phil Banik of Murray City Morris weighs 160 pounds Banik 165 pounds The semi final matches include Fred Ray and Enoch Hotnit both 135 pounds The crowd will also see Eddie Riley and Allan Erwin in a 140-pound preliminary Two more bouts are planned Speeches by Rev James Crabby and Senator Verner Metcalf are listed along with a 3 30 baseball game Zanesville Armces vs Athens County All Stars Two dances close the day at Red Men's Hall and Lamborn's Pavilion with swing band music
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Glouster
Glouster Arena
Dreamer Morris
Phil Banik
Murray City
Banik
Eddie Banik
Morris
Fred Ray
Enoch Hotnit
Nelsonville
Eddie Riley
Athens County
James Crabby
Cleveland
Ohio Baptist Sunday School Association
Verner E. Metcalf
Zanesville Armces
Athens County All-Stars
Red Men’s Hall
Front St
Lewis Brothers’ Fiddlers
Lamborn
Plan Prayer Meeting at Methodist Church
Rev. F G Boroff leads Wednesday evening prayer meeting at 7 30 this week. The Hebrews lesson begins a four week study with Rev Boroff in charge for this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
F. G. Boroff
Methodist Church
Rev. Boroff
Visit in Columbus Through Crooksville Residents
Mr and Mrs Garland Conway of Crooksville and Bob Williams visited Miss Selam Jonas in Columbus Sunday, sharing time in the capital city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Glouster
Garmon Conway
Crooksville
Bob Williams
City
Selam Jonas
Rally Day Program Planned by Church
Plans for a Rally Day at the Methodist Church were developed by the official board. The event will occur October 10 after Sunday School, with a committee including Mrs J H Elias Miss Margaret Gamwell and Mrs Carson Vernon directing. Rally Day moved from October 3 to the later date for convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Methodist Church
J. H. Elias
Margaret Gam
Carson Vernon
Hold Chappalear Rites Glouster Akron Resident Dies
Chappalear, Doyle Chappalear, 39, died at his Akron home on Thursday. His body was taken to Glouster for funeral services at East Branch church and burial in East Branch Cemetery. He was the son of Frank and his wife, survived by wife, two children, two sisters, one brother, and his parents.
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Glouster
Doyle Chappalear
Akron
East Branch Church
East Branch
Chappalear
Frank Chappalear
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