Gallagher land sale talk heads to council meeting
A council session tonight will hear a new report on purchasing the Gallagher property for a city playground. City Solicitor Gerken doubts a definite decision can be made, noting muddled details and a disputed deed description overlapping 22.8 acres. Back taxes totaling 10 342.71 exist, with the city owed 6 640.02 and other entities claiming the rest.
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Gallagher
Richard Gerken
Fred Murray
Gerken
Falls Township
Rev Fr Jones Assigned To Murray City
The Rev. Fr. Charles Jones, assistant pastor of St. Rose's Church in New Lexington, is transferred to St. Phillip Neri Parish Murray City and St. Pius Mission Church Moxahala. He will lead his new parish next week succeeding Fr. Peter Grabaskas who is ill. Fr. Jones has served in New Lexington since September 20.
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Charles Jones
St. Rose’s Church
New Lexington
St. Phillip Neri
Murray City
St. Pius Mission Church
Moxahala
Jones
Peter Grabaskas
Services Today For Retired Railroader Frank Mc Graner
Funeral services for Frank Mc Graner age 69 of Circleville were held today at Defenbaugh Funeral Home. Burial followed in Townhouse Cemetery near Albany in Athens County. Mr Mc Graner a retired B and O Railroad brakeman had relatives in Hocking County.
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Frank McGraner
Circleville
Berger Hospital
Defenbaugh Funeral Home
Townhouse
Albany
Athens County
McGraner
Hocking County
West Logan residents take new posts and a birth
James Kerns of West Logan becomes plastering supervisor at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Chillicothe and plans to move there soon. June Gardner of West Logan, a graduate, becomes secretary to Crane Bathroom Supply in Columbus. Timothy Max Carpenter is born June 5 at Mount Saint Mary Hospital Nelsonville, weighing five pounds thirteen ounces. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carpenter, with grandparents listed.
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James Kerns
West Logan
Veterans Administration Hospital
Chillicothe
Kerns
June Gardner
Crane
Columbus
Joe Carpenter
East Street
Timothy Max
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Dori Simonton
Claude Carpenter
Rockbridge
Route 1
Funeral Held Monday For Ansel Summers
Funeral services for Ansel Summers aged 43 of Logan were held at 2 p.m. Monday at Leonard Funeral Home. The Rev A N Grueser officiated with organist Carl Spence. Pallbearers were Fred Davis George E Crane Merritt Rhein scheid Keith Schultz Joe Thom as and Harold Ray. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Ansel Summers
Logan
Leonard Funeral Home
A. N. Grueser
Carl Spence
Fred Davis
George E. Crane
Merritt Rheinscheid
Keith Schultz
Joe Thomas
Harold Ray
Oak Grove Cemetery
Two Drivers Fined in Mayor Friend Court
Two men were fined in Mayor Roger Friend's court for reckless operation. Neil Long Jr., 24, of Lancaster Route 1, paid 15 dollars plus costs after arrest by state highway patrol. Richard C. Spencer, 28, of Logan, paid 10 dollars plus costs and was cited by city police.
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Roger Friend
State
Neil Long, Jr
Lancaster
Richard C. Spencer
Logan
Elks Junior Baseball League To Be Organized Wednesday
John Columber urged Logan boys aged 12 to 16 to attend a 6 p.m. meeting at Logan High School to form the Elks Junior Baseball League sponsored by Logan BPO Elks Lodge No. 452. Fifty boys have signed up. organizers aim to exceed 60 with games on Mondays and Wednesdays during the summer.
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Elks Junior Baseball League
John Columber
Logan
Elks
Logan High School
Columber
Logan Bpo Elks Lodge No. 452
Fr. Charles P. Foy Silver Jubilee Reception
About 500 parishioners and Logan residents attended a Sunday reception at St. John’s parochial school hall honoring Fr. Charles P. Foy on his silver jubilee. Bishop Michael J. Ready and visiting priests attended the jubilee mass and a noon dinner followed. A parish purse of 2000 was presented to Fr. Foy by Ambrose Primmer, Holy Name Society president, during the 3 to 5 p.m. event.
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St. John’s Catholic Church
Logan
Charles P. Foy
Michael J. Ready
Columbus
Fr. Foy
Foy
Ambrose Primmer
The
Holy Name Society
VFW Seeks Blood Pledges for Marvin Dicken
Albert Ledford commander of the local VFW appeals for blood donations for Marvin Dicken of Logan who is at the Veterans Administration Hospital Dayton. Dicken has had multiple transfusions and will need more. Red Cross supplies blood. bloodmobile will visit Logan on July 2. Donors may pledge at the VFW-DAV hall after 3 p.m.
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Albert
Doug) Ledford
VFW
Marvin Dicken
Logan
Veterans Administration Hospital
Dayton
Ledford
Dicken
Red Cross
Mr. Dicken
Vfw-Dav
Former Logan Man Dies Of Heart Attack
Charles Fields former resident of Logan died at 8 a.m. Monday at his son's home. He suffered a heart attack. He was the son of the late Benton and Mrs. Fields who lived on Gallagher Avenue. He leaves his wife Jane Fields two sons and two daughters. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Grove City.
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Charles Fields
Logan
James Inc
Benton Fields
Gallagher Avenue
Jane Fields
Grove City
County Courts See Divorce Suit in Logan Area
Mary Valentine and Elmer Valentine are named in a divorce filing with Bertha Nix as mother of a minor. case cites gross neglect and extreme cruelty and seeks alimony and custody. A marriage license was issued in probate court to Alva Hull and Hulda Crouse, both of Logan Route 2.
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Mary Valentine
Logan Rfc
Bertha Nixon
Elmer Valentine
Lancaster
Alva Hull
Logan
Hulda Crouse
City Water Shut Off on East Main for Hydrant Repair
City workers will turn off water on East Main between Market Street and Homer Avenue at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday to repair a defective fire hydrant at the corner of Main and Orchard Street as announced by service director Harry W. Shaw.
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City
Main Street
Market Street
Homer Avenue
Harry W. Shaw
Shaw
Main
Orchard Street
Steel Contract Talks Collapse Deepens Public Dissent
The stalemate in steel contract talks after a White House breakdown raises the likelihood of quick congressional action. Senators Maybank Monroney and Morse call for stronger measures to keep defense plants operating, while CIO President Murray vows continued steel stoppage with defense needs prioritized. John R. Steelman reports the deadlock persists after five days of bargaining with no settlement in sight.
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Sen
Maybank
D-Sc
Monroney
Dokla
Morse
R-Ore
Senate
Truman
Congress
Defense Industries
Philip Murray
CIO
CIO Steelworkers Union
Glazed Tiles Spread Across Europe in 12th Century
The article notes that glazed ceramic tiles became widely used in Europe during the latter half of the 1100s, marking a shift in architectural decoration and tile production across medieval Europe.
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Europe
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