Memorial Day Parade Honors Veterans in Logan
Army planes dropped flowers over Logan as hundreds of school children and Hocking County veterans marched in the Sees Day parade. The procession visited Oak Grove cemetery and Soldiers’ Monument in Worthington Park for services with Memorial Day addresses by Professor Q D Morrist and Comrade Allen of the GAR. The American Legion band played, taps sounded by James Rees, and an Army flyover dropped flowers over the park.
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Logan
Hock County
Oak Grove
Hocking County
Soldiers’ Monument
Worthington Park
Q. D. Morrist
Ohio University
C. Wood Bowen
the Allen
GAR
Virgil W. Martin
Gerald Laming
Thomas
Abraham Lincoln
American Legion
Legion
James Rees
Griffis Ordered to Appear Over Unlocated Vehicle
Griffis W Hunter and J ordered to appear at 3 30 p m today before police chief Lew Reynolds. The vehicle they left at the fair grounds has not been located.
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Griffis
W. Hunter &J
Lew Reynold
Grifb
Fair Grounds
Injured Woman Dies In Grant County Auto Crash
Mrs Lizzie McGill 80 of Nelsonville died from injuries suffered after a late Friday crash. She was sister to Mrs Spae and Mrs M J of Logan. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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Lizzie McGill
Nelsonville
Grantee
Spae
M. J
Logan
Grange Plans Memorial Pro Am Event
Grange will meet on Friday June 5 to host a memorial pro am in honor of deceased members. The event aims to celebrate their contributions and support the group’s ongoing activities.
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Grange
The Last Date of School Play At Coonville Hall
A community play The Last Date of School sponsored by the Hocking County Emergency School will be staged at the Coonville Miners Hall Thursday at 8 00 pm Proceeds aid the Emergency School The cast includes Elizabeth Edgar Freda Dicken Alma Edgar Gay Henderson Elizabeth Jarvis Leota Dicken Etta Lanning Flossie Kilkenny Anna Mary Jarvis Denver Edgar Esther Kilkenny Matilda Ogg Mildred Summel Asa Jarvis John Dicken Everett Dicken and Mr Jones. Mr Floyd Cooper head of the county emergency schools will appear and music will be by Waldo and Woodrow Blum.
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Hocking County
Coonville
Elizabeth Edgar
Freda Dicken
Bonnie Ackison
Alma Edgar
Gay Henderson
Elizabeth Jarvis
Leota Dicken
Etta Lanning
Flossie Kilkenny
Anna Mary Jarvis
Denver Edgar
Esther Kilkenny
Matilda Ogg
Mildred Summel
Asa Jarvis
John Dicken
Everett Dicken
Mr. Jones
Floyd Cooper
Waldo and
Woodrow Blum
Sol Kline Dies at 74 in Carroll Home
Sol Kline 74 formerly of Hocking County died this morning at his Carroll home. Funeral services set for 1:30 p.m. Wednesday with burial in Forest Rose cemetery, Lancaster. He was a former county infirmary director and active in local public affairs.
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Sol Kline
Hocking County
Carroll
Forest Rose Cemetery
Lancaster
Mr. Kline
Noted railman dies in Chicago
Henry W. Beyers 66 longtime Chicago and North Western Railroad traffic vice president died at his home in Chicago on Sunday. A Toledo Ohio native, Beyers rose to top post after long service in rail operations. He was a key figure in midwest rail traffic and management.
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Chicago
Henry W. Beyers
Toledo
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
ROLING RITES HELD FOR W N POLING AT MT TABOR
Services were conducted at Mt. Tabor church for William Nelson Poling 79 a farmer who died Friday at his daughter’s home in Marion township Heart disease was the cause He leaves two sons Thomas of No Berne and Charles of Logan and two daughters Mrs William Ansel of Marion and Mrs T J Martin of Lancaster Burial followed at Mt Tabor cemetery by Leonard Funeral Service.
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Mt. Tabor
William Nelson Poling
Clarence Carpenter
Marion Township
Poling
Tno
No. Berne
Charles
Logan
William Ansel
Marion
T. J. Martin
Lancaster
Leonard Funeral Service
Aged Widow Jennie Hazlett Dies at Hocking Home
Funeral services were held for Jennie Hazlett 70 widow of Charles Hazlett at Leonard Funeral Home. She died at 4 a m Saturday at Hocking County Home. Survived by sons Ira Newport Kentucky and Jesse London and daughter Mrs Ross Rose Akron. Burial at Shaw Cemetery.
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Leonard Funeral Home
Jennie Hazlett
Chas. E. Hazlett
Hocking Co
Hazlett
Ira
Newport
Jesse
London
Ross Rose
Akron
Shaw Cemetery
Community Forum at Coonville School Wednesday Evening
A community forum at Coonville School will convene on Wednesday June 3 at 7 00 p m. Mr Hugus will speak on his original solution to the current economic situation. A recreational program will precede the meeting.
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Coonville
Hugus
Death by Own Action Solves Death in Cherrington Hospital
Andrew Drager 18 died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound at Cherrington hospital after a note declared his intent to end his life. Found unconscious near his home with a .22 rifle, questions remain about powder marks and the handling of the gun. Funeral planned Tuesday at Independence Holiness church in Nelsonville, burial at Greenlawn cemetery. Survived by his parents. no siblings. He had recently been an enrollee at a CCC camp.
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Andrew Drager
Cherrington Hospital
Thaddeus O. Draper
Nelsonville
Young Draper
Mr. Draper
Mrs. Draper
Murray City
Andrew
Draper
Independence Holiness Church
Shingler
Greenlawn
Stout
CCC
Beck Camp to Start Eleventh Season for Boys Saturday
Camp Saint Joseph in the Diocese of Columbus will inaugurate its eleventh season for boys on Saturday June 20. Paul B. Beck formerly of Logan will become camp director and succeed Thomas R. Curran as director and coach at Columbus Rosary.
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Camp Saint Joseph
Catholic School Athletic Association
Diocese of Columbus
Paul B. Beck
Logan
Columbus Rosary
Thomas R. Curran
Extension Library Boasts Stocked shelves in Carbon Hill
Charles Lax, librarian, reports 100 good books and over 400 magazines available at the Hocking County Extension Library in Carbon Hill. Donations came from locals. Reading room operates 11 30 a m to 7 30 p m Monday through Friday. The library served 500 people in eight weeks.
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Charles Lax
Hocking County
Carbon Hill
Rev C M Lever to Enter Navy Camp
Rev C M Lever of St Pauls Episcopal Church leaves for Sparta Wisconsin to spend six months in a naval training camp where he will serve as a chaplain. A supply pastor will take his place. His daughter Nancy Lever will accompany him to La Crosse Wisconsin to enter a normal school.
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C.M. Lever
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Sparta
Wis
Lever
Nancy Lever
Logan High School
la Crosse
Mrs Charles Thurness Moves from East Hunter Street
Mrs Charles Thurness moves today from East Hunter Street to 125 East Second Street.
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Charles Thurness
East Hunter Street
East Second Street
Club Meeting At Coonville 4-H Club
The Coonville girls 4-H club met at 1 00 PM in the Coonville Miners Hall for its first organizational meeting of the year. Officers elected last week include Bonnie Ackison president Anna Mary Jarvis vice president Esther Kilkenny secretary treasurer Emma Ackison recreation leader and Gay Henderson news reporter.
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Coonville
Bonnie Ackison
Anna Mary Jarvis
Esther Kilkenny
Emma Ackison
Gay Henderson
Ohio Building Association League holds district meeting
Officers and directors of 44 building loan and savings firms from 13 southern Ohio counties form District Five and meet Friday June 5 at Portsmouth Country Club. Savings institutions with resources over 25 million dollars from Adams to Vinton will be represented.
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Ohio
Ohio Building Association League
Portsmouth Country Club
Portsmouth
Adams
Athens
Gallia
Highland
Hocking
Jackson
Lawrence
Morgan
Pike
Pickaway
Ross
Scioto
Vinton Counties
Birth of Daughter in Union Furnace
Mr and Mrs George R Dorris of Union Furnace announce the birth of a daughter on Saturday.
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George R. Dorris
Union Furnace
Arrested and Fined for Fighting in Camp Hocking
Herman Merritt of Camp Hocking was arrested Friday night by Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith and brought before Magistrate S. B. Whitehart. He was fined $10 plus costs.
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Herman Merritt
Camp Hocking
Nellis Smith
S. B. Whitehart
Accident near Logan injures two on Route 31
An afternoon crash Saturday near Wes Ferrenburg's filling station on Route 31 south of Logan involved two cars. Mrs. Frank McGee of Columbus and Clayton Howdyshell of Bremen road collided after Howdyshell swerved to avoid a stopped vehicle. Mrs. McGee's mother was lightly hurt and treated by a Nelsonville doctor. Deputy Nellis Smith investigated.
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Wes Ferrenburg
Route 31
Logan
Frank McGee
Burgess Ave
Columbus
Ohio
Clayton Howdyshell
Bremen Road
Union Furnace
Murray Sets Pace in Mid-West League Pitching
Johnnie Murray of Siloam Springs tops the Arkansas Missouri League with five wins and no losses. The Union Furnace native has two shutouts, 29 strikeouts in five games, and rivals have driven in only four runs against him.
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Johnnie Murray
Union Furnace
Siloam Springs
Ark
Murray
Ernest Murray
Mrs Frank Wolfe Receives Subscriber Ticket at Local Office
Mrs Frank Wolfe of 463 West Hunter Street is instructed to visit the Logan Daily News office to receive her subscriber ticket for the Chakeres Logan Theatre.
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Frank Wolfe
W. Hunter Sr
Logan Daily News Office
Chakeres Logan Theatre
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