Trestle Removal Set for Logan Two Weeks Away
City officials and C and O Railway representative finalize plans to remove the E Front Street trestle in Logan. Work to start in about two weeks with meetings among city, railway and highway officials to outline procedures. Spur track will be rerouted to ground level across E Second and E Main streets to open Rangers Addition and pave tie ends. The spur serves Logan Pottery, Hocking Valley Brick and G E Logan Glass Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
E. Front St
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Roger W
Friend
Harry Shaw
Richard C. Gerken
L. B. Hewlett
C&o
Hewlett
Tionate
Front St
Second St
Main St
Rangers
Highway Department
Straitsville
Old
Hocking Valley Railway
Logan Pottery Co
Hocking Valley Brick Co
G. E. Logan Glass Works
Dillon Heads State Committee For Study of School Systems
Logan S H Dillon superintendent of Hocking County Schools announced six Ohio educators joined him to study state school systems. The panel includes W E Laws Tuscarawas County W M Floyd Allen County C V Thompson Miami County D M Bryson Vinton County and at large members Charles B Crouch Hamilton County and H A White Medina County. The group will work with the survey commission to analyze House Bill 178 which takes effect in June 1954. A first meeting date will be set later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
S. H. Dillon
Hocking County
Ohio
Dillon
Ohio County Superintendents Association
Association
Electors For Action
W. E. Laws
Tuscarawas County
W. M. Floyd
Allen County
C. V. Thompson
Miami County
Presbyterian
Union Furnace
Starr
Harry Armstrong
Honey Fork
W. H. Mowrey
Washington Township
Mowrey
Sam
Ed Griffith
Old Man's Cave
Hocking Honor Camp
Conkiles Hollow State Park
Dustin
Marion Corne
Laurel Township
Rock House State Park
Cantwell Cliffs State Park
Rockbridge
Grand and Petit Jury Names Are Drawn
Grand and petit juries for the October term of court were drawn by Jury Commissioners Forest O. Wolf and Dan Langley. The grand jury lists Lee Wilson to Mary Baker with multiple Lauralville and Logan entries. thirty names were selected for the petit jury led by Porter Heinlein. The grand jury convenes October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Forest O. Wolf
Dan Langley
Common Pleas
Lee Wilson
Laurelville
Mary Kohler
Shirley Smith
Rothy Hayes
Emiline Gill
New Straitsville
D. W. Taylor
Barton J. Mohler
Gore
Helen Lyons
Jean Crane
Marie Baker
Grace Boring
Leona Flood
Nellie Armstrong
Louise Comley
C. H. Frank
Union Furnace
Petit Jury
Porter Heinlein
South Logan
Add Sanborn
Carbon Hill
Claude Burns
Mary Beougher
O. W. Hartsouth
Howard Green
Bill Evans Jr
Bruce Noland
S. H. Purcell
Stella McClaskey
Donald Spencer
Virginia Belt
Florence Johnson
Edith M. Barker
J. E. Matheny
Pearl Fetherofl
Albert Lentz
W. F. Hummel
Marion Township
Betty Palmer
Paul Kline
Carl Carpenter
Rockbridge
Joe Johnson
Rose Strawn
Mabel Bailey
Gertrude Butts
Charles Barrick
Della Ayres
Murray City
Alma Burcham
Marie Ellis
Amanda
Margaret Moorehead
Logan Brief Social Notes
Mrs Libby Patton of Union Furnace entertained the Pinochle Club at her home with Mrs Virginia McGhee as a guest. Members present were Mrs George Spackey Mrs Charles Lyke Mrs Homer Wiant Mrs Marion Strawn and Mrs Charles Eaton Jr High and low awards went to Mrs McGhee and Mrs Spackey. Tasty refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libby Patton
Union Furnace
Virginia McGhee
George Spackey
Charles Lyke
Homer Wiant
Marion Strawn
Charles Eaton, Jr
McGhee
Spackey
Queen Esther Drill Team Hosts Evening at Logan Home
Mrs. Frank Ricketts Sr and Mrs. Willis Ohlinger co hosted a Queen Esther Drill Team gathering at the Ricketts residence near Logan. Entertainment by Mrs. Ewald Schmitter and Mrs. Clarence Thompson followed the business meeting led by Mrs. Charles Lehman. The group planned to attend the Ice Follies in Columbus next month. Birthday and anniversary gifts were given to Mrs. H. H. Shriner and Mrs. Ernest Price with several members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ricketts
Willis Ohlinger
Ricketts
Logan
Ewald Schmitter
Clarence Thompson
Charles Lehman
Columbus
H. H. Shriner
Ernest Price
Oliver Blake
George Gribble
Harry Hammon
Oakey Hysell
John Hunsaker
Warner Lehman
Wylie Thurness
Harry Willige
Bunco Club Meets at Mrs Don Bowling Home
The Bunco group gathered Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Don Bowling with members including Mrs. Jack Moorehead Mrs. Robert Brandt Mrs. Harold Bailey Mrs. Richard Mautz Mrs. Paul Jurgensmier Mrs. Paul Fickel and the hostess. Prizes went to Mrs. Jurgensmier Mrs. Mautz Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Brandt. Lunch was served by Mrs. Bowling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunco
Don Bowling
Jack Moorehead
Robert Brandt
Harold Bailey
Richard Mautz
Paul Jurgensmier
Paul Fickel
Jurgensmier
Logan Wilbur L Johnson and Dorothy Belle Beavers Marry
Logan Wilbur L Johnson a 22 year old lineman of Nelsonville Route 2 and Dorothy Belle Beavers an 18 year old office worker of New Plymouth Route 2 obtained a marriage license in Hocking County Common Pleas Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Wilbur L. Johnson
Nelsonville
Dorothy Belle Beavers
New Plymouth
Hocking County
Sears Store Remodeling To Be Done
Logan Sears manager LOGAN L A Riggs announced remodeling and redecorating of the Sears, Roebuck and Co store at W Second and S Spring. An adjoining former Lanning Motor Co filling station will be leased and connected by an archway to house auto parts and service areas. The project includes new department layout, tile floor, insulation, repainting, and new displays with Don Eggleston and Robert Wells directing auto accessories. William Loomis and Son handling remodeling. Clarence Beery supervising rewiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
L. A
Riggs
Don Eggleston
Union Furnace
Robert Wells
William Loomis
Rotary Talk Explains Ohio Finances by Rolland Bright
Logan Rotarians heard Rolland Bright describe Ohio State finances for the next two years totaling about one billion dollars. He highlighted welfare, education and highways as major hiring areas and discussed two constitutional amendments on November ballots regarding highway funding and education superintendent powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
State of Ohio
Logan Rotary Club
Rolland Bright
Hocking County
Ohio General Assemly
Rotarians
Public Welfare
Bright
State Board of Education
Assembly
Harry Wright
Nature Lovers Plan Trip to Hocking Hills
A Sunday nature trip to the Hocking Hills is sponsored by the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs. Charlies Goslin of Lancaster will lead the group meeting at Old Man's Cave at 9 a.m. Attendees bring their own lunches and eat at noon at Old Man's Cave. Overnight lodging and meals can be arranged via Mrs. O. C. Culp, Logan Route 2.
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Logan
Hocking Hills
Ohio Association of Garden Clubs
Charlies Goslin
Lancaster
Old Man’s Cave
O. C. Culp
Plans Are Completed For County Air Tour
Logan County announces an upcoming Sesquicentennial Soil Conservation Air Tour with 12 points of interest in a 30 mile route. A special Columbus excursion arrives at 2 15 p m with rides available and a Hogger Rodeheaver religious service at Union Furnace High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Air Tour
Logan
Hocking County
Columbus
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Air Strip
Homer Rodeheaver
Union Furnace High School
Winona Lake
Ind
Bennett
Near Arlington
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Malone Infant Services Planned By Logan Officials
Arrangements are completed for the funeral of Terry V. Malone four month old son of Elmer Malone and his wife of Logan Route 1. Survived by three brothers and four sisters all at home along with grandmothers Mrs Blanche Malone and Mrs James Alvis of Logan. Body at Roberts Funeral Home. services set for 2 30 p m Wednesday with the Rev Earl Appleman officiating. Burial in Shaw Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Terry V. Malone
Elmer Malone
Paul Edward
Billie
Jackie
Joann
Ruby
Lucy
Carrie
Blanche Malone
James Alvis
Roberts Funeral Home
Earl Appleman
Shaw Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Patton
Esther
Bunco Club
Sears
Malone
Athens
Doctor of Motors
Court St
Wolfe Howe
Mercury
Hhrport
Iens, Ohio
Ed Sullivan
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