Logan Hocking Fair attendance record eyed on centennial event
The Hocking County Centennial Fair opened with strong crowds and officials predict a new attendance record barring bad weather. About 3000 attended Wednesday night, over 4000 Thursday afternoon, with many school groups present. The pageant titled Pioneer Days drew Narrator Rev Paul N Verner and featured reenactments and floats. An on opening night horse pulling contest left a driver injured and a horse died during the event. Awards went to Lawrence Beaver in the heavy division and George Guthrie was named best driver. The fair runs to the centennial pageant finale with a fireworks display.
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Logan
Hocking County
Edward G. Miller
Miller
Dupils
Paul N. Verner
First Fair Board
Hocking Valley Hospital
DeWitt Walter
Frankfort
Homer Storts
Lawrence Beaver
Dave Wolf
Wayne Harris
Glenn Lanning
Dave Wolfe and Son
Ray Stover
George Guthrie
Logan Wedding Observes Quiet Ceremony and Reception
Miss Redick becomes bride in a double ring ceremony at First Methodist Church with Rev. Stanley Benton officiating. The reception for 150 guests followed in the church hall with a five tier cake and organizers from Circleville Logan and surrounding areas. The bride, a Logan High School graduate, is employed in Columbus. groom, a Circleville High School graduate, served in World War II and studies veterinary medicine.
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Ostar Balfornia
Son Trent
Newark
Lyon
First Methodist Church of
Ralston
Columbia
John
Wayne Goodbve
Toledo
Tom Goodlve
Florence
Chantilly
Pierce
Logan
Joe E. Brown
Jusion
Walter F_ Jurgenspears
Rice Lake
Ontario
Canada
Ambassador Bridge
Witton
Maureen Sashihara
Cleve
Ther Jand
Har
Fred McCleand
J.jond
South Logan
Sis
H. Blum
Lake Logan
Eugene Mathias
Fony Mery Gong
Joanne
Ped i
Cleveland
Jeanne
Kristine
Kathryn
Nesday
Chicago
Ill
Lester Mathias cEl
Capital
Gore
George McClel
Film Edulis Aba Eten
Land of
Laurelville
Maryl Grea Weitomig
McClelland
Circleville
Sashihara
Brimner
Miss Gonzy
Peggy
Kathie Garrison
Johnnie Brimner
Carroll Stottlemyer
Anderson
Ind
Hargus Conley
Luther Brimner
Lancaster
Harold Brimnert
Paul Valentine
Gene Garrison
Mt. Sterling
Gene, Garrison
Foe Young
Amanda
Joan Thomas
Joe Phillins
John Buntz
James Yount
Mona ‘Marks
Stella Kalias
Sharon Wonn
Michigan
Conley
Forsythe St
Columbus
Logan High School
Ohio State University
Ohio University
Kappa Phi
Methodist
Design Service Co
Corley
School of Veterinary Medicine
Circleville High School
Army Initaly
Church and Fellowship Schedules Across Logan Area
Local church notices list weekly services and choir practices. ST MATTHEW LUTHERAN details Sunday school at 9 a.m. and worship at 10 a.m. with chorus and youth programs. other churches in the area include SALT CREEK VALLEY PILGRIM HOLINESS and LAUREL RUN with Sunday schools, worship services, and midweek gatherings.
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Trinity Lutheran
Voters’ Assembly
Church OF the Nazarene
Throustt
Hi-Ny
Jehovah's Witnesses
Watchtower
First Evangelical United Brethren
Parior
ST. Matthew Lutheran
Salt Creek Valley
Earl Miller
Gore Circuit
C. P. Hinton
Gore
Oroville
Out Again In Again Release From Jail Is Temporary
Lorain man Earl Jeffrey, 29, freed on bond for non payment of a fine, was rearrested on a non support charge filed by his former wife. He pled innocent before Magistrate E E Bright and remains free on $200 bond awaiting grand jury action. Ray Six was released Thursday after paying an old fine.
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Logan
Earl Jeffrey
Lorain
Jeffrey
Mary Backus
E. E. Bright
Bastill
Roger W. Friend
Liberty
Ray
Friend
CORNING AREA NOTES AND FAMILY ANNOUNCEMENTS
CORNING REPORTS numerous social visits by John Eickel and Arthur Reese families. Flora Briggs spent weeks with her son Roger in Midland. Gail E Wallace and son Charles visited from out of town. Dennis Rodney born to M. R. Sanders and Sons clients. Roger Allen born to Roger Briggs and wife. Roger Bankes announces a son. Anthony Toerner and Ben Geslin travel to Omaha for a family visit with Dr. and Mrs. R. Green.
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Ae John Eickel
Arthur Reese
Flora Briggs
Roger Briggs
Mid-land
Midh
Gail E. Wallace
Charles
E. ©. Marshall
Corning
Rod Logan
Hasney Fitch
Common Pleas
Dennis Rodney
M. R. Sanders and Sons, Inc
Methodistls
Eugene Griggs
Murray City
Ay Ats
Roger Allen
Robert Bankes
Adam Street
Nebraska
Logan
Anthony Toerner
Ben Geslin
Omaha
Neb
Jet Airman Denies Germ War Charges
San Francisco report states 1st Lt. Charles Kerr of Lima Ohio denied Communist charges that American fliers used germ warfare in Korea. He returned on Gen. R. L. Howze with POWs and refused to disclose details about alleged confessions while confirming Communists had worked on the fliers.
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San Francisco
Lima
Boosters Night at Ewing Grange Meeting
Ewing Grange held Boosters Night featuring stunts plays piano numbers group singing and a candle lighting service by multiple 4-H clubs led by Grace Harsh D H Woodard Loren Schorr Kenneth Rheinscheid and others The National Master's Booster Night message was read by Mrs Kenneth Rheinscheid A birthday party and officer installations were planned for the next meeting with July August and September celebrants scheduled to lead.
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Ewing Grange
Grace Harsh
D. H. Woodard
Loren Schorr
Pleasant Workers
Kenneths
Rheinscheld
William Rheinscheld
Hill Top Boys
Paul Thomas
Bobby Dean Davig
Kenneth Rheinscheid
Logan Couple Joins in Aug. 22 Wedding at St John Church
Mr and Mrs Harry J Auker announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Lou to Robert Whitcraft. The ceremony at St John Church officiated by Fr Foy featured Mary Lou as bride with Robert Auker as best man and notes the couple’s Logan connections and Whitcraft family ties.
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Logan
Harry J
Auker
Second St
Mary Lou
Robert Whitcraft
Creighton Whitcraft
Whitcraft
iReck Bridge
Whit
Penney Co
Sis
Andy Oeey
Wood St
Robert Auker
Gan
Arson Bureau Probes Two Fire Scenes In Town
The Arson Bureau investigates two fires including a South Bloomingville building owned by Ray Harper with about 30000 dollars in damage and a summer home owned by James E. Hieber of Columbus valued around 15000 dollars. Waldron Mitton led preliminary inquiries as Willis S. Peterson aided the scenes. Investigators plan site visits but offer no definite conclusion.
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Onia 2
Contina
Willis S. Peterson
Waldron Mitton
South Bloomingville
Ray Harper
James E. Hieber
Columbus
SIS
Waldron
Laurel Run Social News Links Local Families
Mr VL B Wolfe and Mrs Grant Pardee with Janet of Prescott Arizona attended a small gathering in Sandusky. Several Bumgardners shared an evening with Herman Bumgardner. Francis Stewart and son of Spencer Oregon visited Clarence Patton. Millard Patton and son from Union Furnace joined guests. other Logan and Union Furnace residents visited Todd, Van Bibber, and Sayre households.
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Laurel Run
VL B Wolfe
Grant Pardee
Janet
Prescott
Ariz
Sandusky
Bumgardner
Mace
Herman Bumgardner
Francis Stewart
Spencer
Millard Patton
Union Furnace
C. J. Bumgardn
Logan
John Bumgardner
Clarence Patton
Pete Brandon
Arthur Todd
Harold van Bibber
But Sayre
Near Logan
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