Hocking County School Busses To Be Inspected In October
Logan officials arranged a patrol led inspection schedule with State Highway Patrol Corporal Joe Grogan and Supt. J. W. Coleman. On October 3 at 9 a.m. Laurelville drivers from Laurelville Perry Benton Salt Creek and Laurel Districts report. On October 5 at 9 a.m. Logan drivers from Gore Good Hope Marion and Falls Districts plus the Logan District bus report. On October 6 at 9 a.m. Logan drivers from Green Starr Washington and Ward District report.
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Logan
Hocking County
Joe Grogan
State Highway Patrol
Supt
J. W. Coleman
Laurelville
Perry
Benton, Salt Creek
Laurel
Gore, Good Hope
Marion
Falls
Green, Starr- Washington and
Ward
Logan local visit notes mushroom harvest pickup
Charles Schempp toured rural districts near Logan Thursday afternoon and gathered a peck of fall mushrooms. Reports indicate a plentiful supply after recent rains.
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Logan
Charles Schempp
Logan Social Notes Highlight Local Club Meeting
The Tourist Club met at the Bowen home on N Market Street with Miss Mary Louise Bowen as new president. A one o'clock luncheon, a musical program, and a memory contest filled the afternoon while guests included Mrs. Heft, Mrs. Stevenson, and Mrs. Work.
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C. E. Bowen
Mary Louise Bowen
Bowen
N. Market St
F. Meade Bowen
Home
Edwards
Tralee
Glover
R. R. Lanning
F. M. McKay
Walter Kleinschmidt
George Clayton Shaw
Underwood
Mrs Whitcraft Hosts Bridge Club Social
Mrs H M Whitecraft hosted the Duplicate Bridge Club at Mrs Edith Ellison's home on Wednesday afternoon. Guest player Mrs Edward Kemper joined the three table game. The club plans to meet in two weeks at Mrs Dallas Kinser's home.
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Whitcraft
H. M. Whitecraft
Duplicate Bridge Club
Edith Ellison
Edward Kemper
Dallas Kinser
Women Unite in Presbyterian Hall Meeting Night
The Women's Union held its quarterly gathering in the Presbyterian Church social rooms with Miss Jessie McManigal presiding. A devotional service preceded mite box collections, and Mrs. Wayne Carnell sang with accompaniment by Mrs. John T. Underwood. Hosts and refreshments followed social hour contests. LOGAN PERSONALS include Alfred Lanning Esther Stoughton and Fred Stoughton in Columbus Thursday. George Francis formerly of Logan was a business visitor. Among Our selves Club met Wednesday afternoon organized by Mrs. Rudolph Brandt Mrs. Clayton Scheide Sr and Mrs. Roy Crawford with a PK Shop luncheon prior to the program.
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Women’s Union
Women's Union
The
Presbyterian Church
Jessie McManigal
Wayne Carnell
John T. Underwood
Second Ward
LOGAN
Alfred Lanning
Esther Stoughton
Fred Stoughton
Columbus
George Francis
Vernon
Rudolph Brandt
Clayton Scheide, Sr
Roy Crawford
Delphian Chapter Opens Fall Meetings at Barker Home
The Delphian Chapter began fall meetings Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Charles Barker S Logan home with an Opera introduction and a paper on Early History of Music by Mrs. Paul Monks. Musical current events were shared by roll call and a potluck supper followed at 6 pm. Names present include Mrs John Dougherty Mrs Walter Rochester Mrs Edward Godfrey Mrs James Barker Mrs Jesse Frasure Mrs H J Unver zagt Mrs Monks and Miss Anna Mayme Emma Wellman.
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Delphian Chapter
Charles Barker
S. Logan
Paul Monks
John Dougherty
Walter Rochester
Edward Godfrey
James Barker
Jesse Frasure
H. J. Unverzagt
Monks
Anna
Mayme
Emma Wellman
Rural Students Will Have Physical Tests
Dr. W. B. Lacock will conduct physical examinations for all rural high school athletes starting Thursday. Schools to be visited include Union Furnace Islesboro Laurelville Rockbridge Carbon Hill Murray City and Gibisonville. He will also continue the smallpox vaccination program begun last year.
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Logan
W. B. Lacock
Union Furnace
Islesboro
Laurelville
Rockbridge
Carbon Hill
Murray City
Gibisonville
Lacock
Methodist sermon invites democracy in faith theme
Rev C W Graham will preach at the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday morning on Christ or Chaos and discuss the outlook for democracy and religion. Services begin at 7 30 with the sermon titled Joy Cometh in the Morning.
Mrs Burcham Dies after Long Illness in Green Township
Logan Ohio. John W. Burcham 69 died at the home of Mr and Mrs Talloy in Green Township after a lengthy illness. He leaves five sons and three daughters. The body will be taken to Gilmore Kentucky for burial. Ohio University to practice at Logan High School under the lights Wednesday at 7:45 pm with officials arranging use of the gridiron.
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Logan
John W. Burcham
Ohio U
Logan High School
Ohio University
Hocking County Democrats Attend State Convention
County chairman Hubert D. Lappen led the delegation from Hocking County Democrats to Columbus on Thursday morning to attend the state convention.
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Logan
Hubert D. Lappen
Hocking County
Columbus
Troop 209 Scout Banner Awarded For Three Months
Logan reports Troop 209 sponsored by St. John Catholic Church will display the Hocking District Boy Scout banner for three months after the Fall Court of Honor at Rockbridge led by Harley Meyer advancement chairman. Rank and merit badge awards went to Bill Johnson Pat Donahue James Crabbe Tony Brown Tom Weiland Jim McGonagle and others. Troop 160 Logan and Troop 37 Laurelville also received recognitions for various ranks.
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Melvin Archer
John Bowers
Logan
Charles Rauch
Carbton Hill
Clarence Winigman
John Devol
Paul Wilkinson
David Devol
Neal Dillon
Hubert Mundy
Cameron Brooker
Dick Brown
Dick Warner
Ralph Fickel
Otto Hartman
Charley Too Busy To Attend Laurelville Fair
Democrat gubernatorial candidate Charles Saw yer failed to appear at Laurelville street fair on Wednesday evening. Judge Gorman of Cincinnati took his place on the speaking program. Sawyer informed organizers he could not be present as planned. Democrats from five counties attended, with a large Logan delegation.
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Logan
Charles Sawyer
Gorman
Cincinnati
Sawyer
Laurelville
Grange Meeting Hears Hocking County Chorus
Miller Chapel Grange hosted a Wednesday meeting with the Hocking County Grange Chorus performing several songs. After the business session, watermelon was served. Booster Night is planned for September 30.
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Logan
Miller Chapel
Hocking County Grange Chorus
White Couple Receives Church Fellowship After Assignment
The Logan congregation of the United Brethren Church hosted a reception Thursday evening for Rev. and Mrs. E. P. White and their family. Mr. White was assigned to the local church earlier this month at the conference held in Columbus.
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Logan
The
United Brethren Church
E. P. White
Bert Humphrey III Logan Retired Rail Man Recovering
Bert Humphrey III Logan a retired railroad man on West Front Street is recovering from a bout of lumbago at his home. He is reported to be improving.
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Bert Humphrey III
Logan
Bert Humphrey
W. Front St
Hocking Could Use Milk Goats Profitably
James R. Smoot, Hocking County extension agent, says milk goats could profitably grow on local farms. He notes hilly, overgrown terrain and that dogs do not threaten goats like sheep. The article mentions lespedeza as a suitable pasture crop for goats.
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Logan
Hocking County
James R. Smoot
Band to back Reichley's Huskies on home field
Logan notes the New Lexington football team will receive support from a 45 member high school band announced by Principal Fred Burchfield. The Huskies are coached by Pearl Reichley.
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Logan
Lexington
Fred B. Burchfield
Pearl Reichley
Will Draw Jurors Saturday at Logan
Jurors for the October court term will be drawn Saturday in Logan in the presence of the jury commissioners and other court officials. The grand jury will report on October 10 with the petit jury following one week later.
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LOGAN
Petit Jury
Paralyzed visitor Anna McBride taken to hospital
Mrs Anna McBride visiting Magnetic Springs was stricken by paralysis last week and transported to Cherington Hospital Thursday evening. She remains in serious condition after suffering a double stroke the same day.
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Logan
Anna McBride
Magnetic Springs
Cherrington Hospital
Building and Repair Work Prepares for Logan Winter
Logan area sees several construction projects as winter nears. Mark Lackey of Gore bought roofing materials for his home. In Green Township a poultry house and a garage for Walter Nixon began Thursday, with William Canan and Parley Nutter as contractors. Casey Jones progresses on a Hom er Gabriel residence on Mound Street with roof work started Thursday. William Rolsten repaints city property in the western section. E W Risch of Enterprise adds a porch to his home. F J Beougher of Rockbridge excavates for a new residence. Repairs continue on the Goose Creek archway, slated to finish in the next WPA period.
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Logan
Mark Lackey
Gore
Walter Nixon
I Green Township
Union Furnace
William Canan
Parley Nutter
Casey Jones
Gabriel
Mound St
William Rolsten
E. W. Risch
Enterprise
Resigns From Health Board After 10 Years
Logan reports Mrs. Russell Berlin resigns from the City Board of Health after a decade of service. Appointed by the late Mayor J P Rochester and reappointed four years ago, her departure prompts consideration of a replacement by Mayor Dallas Kinser who plans to appoint soon.
Logan High Band to unveil new formations at game
Logan High School band led by James Horwell with assistant Dr. E L Long will perform new formations during the Logan New Lexington game at Chieftain Field this evening after a week of practice.
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Logan
Logan High School
Chieftain Field
Operation for appendicitis at Cherrington Hospital
Logan Verna Dane, daughter of Mr and Mrs Mood Dane of this city, underwent an operation for appendicitis at Cherrington Hospital on Thursday.
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Logan
Verna Dane
Mood Dane
Cherrington Hospital
Columbus Man Fined for Fake License Plates
Logan Paul W Caulk of Columbus was arrested Thursday by a State Highway Patrol detail checking vehicles. He was charged with operating a truck showing fictitious plates. He appeared before Mayor Dallas Kinser and was fined $10 plus costs.
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Logan
Paul W. Caulk
Columbus
Dallas Kinser
Carr Woman Brought Home Then Repaid To Hospital
Mrs G E Carr, earlier returned home from a Columbus hospital two weeks ago, was again taken to the hospital on Thursday for treatment and returned the same day.
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Logan
G. E. Carr
Columbus
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