Exhibits to Highlight Logan Fall Festival October 14 15
Logan committees finalize plans for the Fall Festival at Logan High School October 14 and 15 with exhibits by Granges 4-H clubs other farm groups schools merchants and a livestock display in a tent between the Junior High and Central Grade buildings. A nightly coon chase arranged by M B Iles and H D Saxton will start from and finish at Chief tain Field with $5 $3 and $2 prizes. A style show Saturday features music by Paul Woltz and his Jug Band and Kessler's Orchestra.
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Logan
Logan High School
M. B. Iles
H. D. Saxton
Chieftain Field
Paul Woltz
Kessler
FFA
Organizing Coed Sunday School at First Presbyterian Church
The Organization of a Coed Sunday School class at First Presbyterian Church announces Wayne Whitcraft as teacher. The class elected officers: Virginia Sprankel president Thelma Mowery vice president Alice Carpenter secretary treasurer. Plans outline fall and winter activities.
Ill Health Forces Henderson Judge to Rest
Logan judge Phil Henderson, in poor health for a month, has been advised by his doctor to spend a half day in bed for a time. He will handle only court matters requiring immediate attention.
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Logan
Phil Henderson
Logan Kiwanis Club to stage four entertainment nights
A Logan Kiwanis Club series starts at Logan High Auditorium on Thursday October 6 with Rufus Rose Marionettes in a comedy and tragedy in miniature. The second week features Up From the Bottom of the Sea by Robert M Zimmerman a deep sea diver known for Bahamas motion pictures. Third week offers an artistic musical program by Bessie Andrus artists and the final week presents the Broadway comedy Marys Other Husband. Collins Management Service books the series to benefit crippled children.
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Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club
Logan High Auditorium
Rufus Rose
Robert M. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Bahamas
Bessie Andrus
Mary
Collins Management Service
Kiwanis Club
Milne’s Condition Reported Improved at Hospital
Logan residents Milne and J E Phillips were treated at Cherrington Hospital after a motor wreck. Milne showed slight improvement Wednesday evening while Phillips, also from Logan, remained in serious condition from injuries and lung congestion.
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Logan
D. Y. Milne
Cherrington Hospital
J. E. Phillips
Victim of Gun Wounds Is Improved
Logan residents learn G. W. Rochester is improving in Cherrington Hospital after being shot in a hunting accident near New Plymouth. Rochester and Allen Shick were hunting when a stray load from Shick’s gun struck Rochester in the right side causing pellets to lodge from shoulder to leg.
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Logan
G. W. Rochester
Cherrington Hospital
Hocking County
Rochester
Allen Shick
New Plymouth
Shick
Lester Brothers
East Sparta
Habeas Corpus Demanded for Convicted Man
Henry Erwin of Wellston seeks release from Hocking County Jail via writ of habeas corpus. Attorney Eugene Wright argues confinement is unlawful, contending sentence violation of the State Constitution and challenging the livestock theft statute. Erwin and accomplice Donald Wells were jailed after chickens allegedly stolen from a New Holland farmer were found in his possession.
Logan Social Notes Highlight Local Women Missionary Group
Logan district women of the Foreign Missionary Societies in the Chillicothe Methodist Church held their fall conference in Lancaster. The event featured a play Youth and Missions directed by Mrs. Wilbur Lanning with many Logan women taking part. The report also covers club meetings, memorial services, local society roles, and a Logan birth.
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Foreign Missionary Societies
Chillicothe
Methodist Church
Lancaster
Wilbur Lanning
Logan
Arlie Brimmer
Lester Risch
M. H. Cherrington
Eugene Wright
W. A. Lanning
JC. W. Scheide, Sr
A. T.spears
George Hengst
Harry Hammon
Bertha Oberle
Charles Meldrim
Hugh Meldrim
J. G. Cole
John Lee
Kenneth Blair
C. S. Clarke
Russell Berlin
Charles Struble
George Lehman
Velma
Blanche Bowers
Second 2 for 1 club member in squirrel season
Logan Fred Stoughton of North Street joins the 2 for 1 Club after killing two squirrels on opening day earning a charter with Lawrence Griffith. Warner Ave visits prosecutor noting Attaches of the prosecutor Hubert D. Lappen office greeted by a carrier pigeon that alighted on a window ledge. A butterfly emerges from chrysalis expanding its wings in minutes.
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Logan
Fred Stoughton
North St
Lawrence Griffith
Warner Ave
Hubert D. Lappen
Two Wrecks In One Hour Bind Logan Police
Chief Lew Reynolds handled two separate accidents on Wednesday evening in Logan. First, Rev. Frank Boroff of Gloucester swerved to avoid a bicyclist and crashed into two parked cars on Walnut Street, injuring no one as the cyclist fled. A second collision occurred on South Mulberry Street when Edwin Funk and W A Crane backing from the curb damaged each other. No injuries were reported. Reynolds also cited two overtime parkers and Lester Eugene Miller of Piqua for a U turn on Main Street.
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Logan
Lew Reynolds
Frank Boroff
Glouster
Main St
Boroff
Edwin Funk
W. A. Crane
Logan Rt. 1
S. Mulberry St
Funk
Chine
Chief Reynolds
Parkers
Lester Eugene Miller
Piqua
Baker Kleinschmidt Escape Hurricane
Logan News reports Stan Baker and Mrs Baker of this city learned their son Jack was safe in the New England states after the hurricane last week. Jack left New Boston Connecticut before the storm and was marooned in Waterbury until Monday by high waters. He was sent to the New England states on a RCA Camden New Jersey mission. Mrs Klein schmidt’s son John, an instructor at Brown University Providence Rhode Island, also sent assurances of safety and described the storm damage.
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Logan
Stanley W. Baker
Jack
New England States
Baker
New Boston
John
Brown University
Providence
R. I
Fox Hunters Plan Annual Show and Trials
Logan Hocking County Fox Hunters Association will meet to plan their annual beach show and field trials. The American Legion may join in the Armistice Day program by staging the show on that date, with a full day of festivities starting at 11 AM. A Marietta versus Logan High football game is also planned. Robert Hilles, retired railroad worker, was taken to Lancaster Hospital after months of declining health.
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Logan
Hocking County
Fox Hunters Association
American Legion
Marietta
Robert Hilles
Dennison Ave
Lancaster Hospital
Petit Jury of April Term Have no Work
For the April term in Hocking County the petit jurors had no work during the six months they were subject to call. They were summoned a few times to report, but cases were vacated and they were told not to report.
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Logan
Hocking County
Pratt Hawkinson Team Enters Lancaster League Bowling
LOGAN Pratt-Hawkinson bowling team joined a Lancaster League and will bowl each Tuesday in fall and winter. They opened the season with a three game sweep over Main Maple Lancaster, posting series scores for LOGAN COR eh teenthdace 143 182 159 182 Connell 155 112 Joengor caccascca 223 209 Totals 880 898 Lancaster 162 201 Myers 134 151 Ridenour 132 151 Schaffer 146 148 Thuninoe 182 210 Totals 756 861.
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Connell
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Caccascca
Columber
Anne
Myers
Ridenour
Schaffer
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