Festival crowds demand larger fall exhibit tents
Logan announces bigger tents for the annual fall festival. J H Emerick leads setup with work crews to have wiring and equipment ready by Tuesday noon. Agricultural, Merchants and Manufacturers, Auto Show and concession zones to fill Main and Market streets with rides and stalls. Bands will roam along streets rather than on a platform.
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Lancaster
Emerick
South Market Street
Main Street
Second Street
West Main Street
Spring Street
Merchants and Manufacturers Department
North Market Street
East Main Street
H. B. Kirkpatrick
Kempers Honored At Dinner Sunday
Logan Ohio Sept 29 Mr and Mrs Joseph R Kemper of South Culver Street were guests of honor at a dinner party given Sunday by their daughter Essie Gano observing their fiftieth wedding anniversary next Friday The couple married October 3 1880 and have three children Mrs Gano Edward Kemper of Logan and Robert Kemper of Columbus The dinner included extended family and centered on a wedding cake motif with a miniature bride and groom.
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Gano
Edward Kemper
Logan
Robert Kemper
Columbus
Kemper
Robert. Kemper
Bob
H. N. England
Pickerington
Joe Gano
Troy
Meredith Gano
Essie Gano
Roger Friend
Jean
John Lynch
Marriage of Gladys Blosser and Richard Gerken
Columbus Sunday announced the marriage of Miss Gladys Blosser and Richard Gerken. They wed September 18 in Westfield New York with Rev. Alex Martin officiating. Mrs. Gerken is from Enterprise and Mr. Gerken works at the Ohio Supreme Court clerk's office.
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Logan
Columbus
Gladys Blosser
Richard (. Gerken
Westfield
N. Y
Alex Martin
Lutheran Church
Snake escapes from Adcock Zoo near Logan
A large black snake kept at the Charles L. Adcock zoo near Logan vanished last week. Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn had captured the reptile during a hunting expedition and kept it in confinement where it was fed eggs until it disappeared.
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Logan
Charles L. Adcock Zoo
Joe Farbearn
Boy Improves After Cincinnati Hospital Treatment
Jack Lohr son of Mr and Mrs John Lohr has returned from the Children's Hospital in Cincinnati where for months he received treatment for a hip infection. He entered February 12 and now walks with a brace, to stay at home while making monthly hospital visits for continued therapy.
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Logan
Jack Lohr
John Lohr
Children’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Rally Day at Presbyterian Sunday School in Logan
In Logan on September 28 the Presbyterian Church held a rally day program during the Sunday School hour led by Superintendent Harry L. Smith. Judge I F. Martin spoke on Why a Rally Day while the Sunday School Chorus directed by Mrs. H. M. Boocks performed two numbers and Melvin Harburger played a violin solo. Opening prayer was by Rev. H. L. Geddes and Benediction by W. I. Krieg.
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W. I. Krieg
Smith
Knights of Pythias to Meet in Nelsonville October 9
Charles Strum of Murray City, district deputy, announced a Hocking Valley Past Chancellors Association meeting to be held in Nelsonville on October 9. Grand Lodge speakers will attend and Pythians and Pythian Sisters may be invited if the events are extended.
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Logan
Charles Strum
Murray City
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Hocking Valley Past Chancellors Association
Nelsonville
Grand Lodge
Mrs Harry Thomas Named Chairman of Republican Women's Group
At Republican Headquarters on a Saturday Mrs. Harry Thomas of West Hunter Street was named chairman of the Republican Women's Organization. She has longtime activity in the American Legion Auxiliary. A joint meeting of the Republican Central and Executive Committees is planned for October 9 at the Masterling Clubhouse with a state speaker expected to deliver the principal address.
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Logan
Republican Headquarters
Harry Thomas
West Hunter Street
Republican Women’s Organization
Thomas
American Legion Auxiliary
Republican Central
Executive Committees
Masterling
Logan Local Hospital Operations Report
Jacob Kurnhart of near Orland was rushed to Cherrington Hospital for a strangulated hernia operation. His condition was stated as improved. Mrs. Samuel Wikehart of Logan and Mrs. Charles Clark of Carbon Hill underwent tonsil removal surgery on Saturday.
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Logan
Jacob Kurnhart
Near Orland
Cherrington Hospital
Samuel Wikehart
Charles Clark
Carbon Hill
Young Couple Joined in Marriage at Logan
Bernard Ray 21 miner son of Mr and Mrs Bert Ray and Callie Braglin 21 housekeeper daughter of Mr and Mrs Sol Braglin were wed with Magistrate Andrew Plant officiating in Logan.
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Glouster
Bert Ray
Callie Braglin
F Logan
Sol Braglin
Andrew Plant
Rally Day Program At Athens Methodist Church
Rally Day services at Athens First Methodist Church October 12 will feature Nev Z T Brumbaugh of Imperial University Tokyo as principal speaker. About 700 people are expected. services run 9 to 10 20 p m with a musical concert on church steps led by Prof Curtis Janssen. The First Methodist Sunday School enrolls about 1000 with a large student contingent including a 200 strong Civic Biology class taught by Dr W A Matheny of Ohio University.
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Imperial University
Toyko
Japan
Athens First
W.A. Matheny
Civic Biology
Ohio University
Methodist Church
Curtis W. Janssen
Krussell
Charles M. Coulter
Louis Kelley
W. E. Clark
Sam Warren
Dorothy Williams
George §. Pilcher
Clark E. Williams
Marie Carr
S. C. Hartman
Bertha Vickers
Coach Sawyer Praises West High After Logan Game
Coach Ted Sawyer said West High showed strength in Friday’s game. Logan High may get extra practice this week before the Fall Festival contest with McArthur next Friday. Sawyer warned other teams faced by Logan will not match the late opponent, as players recover from bumps.
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Logan
Ted Sawyer
West High
Logan High School
McArthur
Sawyer
Bondsmen Notified of Shortages Here
Glouster Ohio records reveal Harold Kinney and city officials conferred with Sylvia Sweeney, former board clerk, over state inspectors findings. Bonds for 1928 to 1930 total 4,000 plus in discrepancy, with surety coverage of 1,700 for 1980. Prosecution office informed.
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L. E. Munden
F. P. Kientz
American Surety Company
Drilling Near Bishopville Aims to Hit Clinton Sand
Deep oil well on C. W. Wilson land near the Bishopville tunnel reaches 3200 feet and is expected to reach Clinton sand at about 3800 feet. The Whachalmacher interests of Logan sponsor the drilling.
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Logan
Bishopville
Glouster
C. W. Wilson
Clinton
Whachalmacher
Lipton Sails Home After Promising Sixth America's Cup Try
Sir Thomas Lipton prepared to sail for home on the Leviathan today but pledged to return and make his sixth attempt to win the America's Cup.
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New York
Sir Thomas Lipton
Golden Wedding Observed Sunday in Ohio Township
Golden wedding anniversary observed by Mr. and Mrs. James Love at Oakdale. Mr. Love is 76 and Mrs. Love 67. Married Sept 30 1880 in Gore Hocking County. They lived in Trimble and New Straitsville before settling in Oakdale 34 years ago. Four children survive with two married in Oakdale, one at home, and a daughter in Corning. three other children preceded them in death.
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James Love
Oakdale
Mr. Love
Love
Nathan Krazier
Gore
Hocking County
Trimble Township
New Straitsville
Trimble
Albert
Francis
John
Virgil Davis
Corning
Love Home
Sun
Family Guests Attend Love Event With Local Relatives
Attendees included the Love family and relatives from New Straitsville Oakdale Glouster and nearby areas. The gathering featured 12 grade children and extended family such as the Fraziers and the Millers with Deloris Walter and Kenneth among the young attendees.
Largest cucumber displayed in Athens market window
A four pound cucumber fourteen inches long was brought to the Smith Market on West Union Street in Athens for display. Grown by Mrs. Grove Halbert near Canaanville, it stands as one of the largest seen in the area.
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Athens
Smith Market
West Union Street
Grove Halbert
Canaanville
Umpires Named for World Series by American League
Chicago September 29 U P reports George Moriarty and Harry Giesel were named as the American League umpires for the World Series by the league office.
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Chicago
U.P
George Moriarty
Harry Giesel
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