Logan Ohio Post Office Second Class Mail Matter
Mitered in the Post Office at Logan Ohio as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1948
Page
4
Mitered in the Post Office at Logan Ohio as second class mail matter.
An AFM convention speech by James Petrillo critiques Taft Hartley reforms while urging a united federation of 20 million workers. He calls for strong action yet acknowledges legal limits on strikes and injunctions, noting government power to compel work and the risks of widespread union consolidation.
Hal Boyle writes a heartfelt reminiscence about his late father, highlighting a strong, loyal, stubborn man who balanced work and family. The piece recalls his father’s frugality, discipline, humor, faith, and enduring influence, noting the author’s lasting sense of his presence beyond death.
Practical guide urging promptness to avoid keeping friends waiting. Highlights include respecting schedules for both male and female friends and maintaining reliable timekeeping during meetings.
A fragmented serial page describes Paul Andrew Delacourt’s lonely college years under his grandfather’s control. Amid wealth and duty he faces debt, charity boards, and a looming will revealing five thousand dollars, with the long story to continue.
A fragmented report notes Paul seeks to honor his late grandfather by attending a public event his grandfather intended to attend. The text implies duties and responsibilities were part of that plan, with Paul aiming to fulfill them despite the loss.
Oreville and Smyrna residents hosted family members and friends over the weekend. Rita Jo Graham visited her grandparents in Smyrna. Several households in Logan and Cleveland hosted relatives including the Linton and Auker families as well as the Rush and Nixon clans for weekend stays and visits.
Union Furnace and nearby households hosted guests this week including Mr and Mrs George Spurbeck of Bristol Mr and Mrs Sam Seals of California and Mrs Mary La Gore. Other visits included Rev Henry Carr of Logan Rev Cecil H Jones of Buffalo and families in Columbus Cleveland and Newark.
Mrs. Virginia McGhee and her sons Mike and Joe Ed of Portsmouth spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter McGhee, sharing time and hospitality with the household.
Probate Court of Hocking County Ohio has filed final and first and final accounts for approval and settlement. Guardianship and estate accounts include W H Moore guardian of Earl Milstead Daniel F Woolever guardian of Lota May Sullivan Ann Cavendish guardian of Andrew J Joy Bernard Geiger executor of Louise Weaver and administrator of Clarence Weaver. Hearing set for July 12 1948 with deadlines for exceptions five days prior. Judge E L Ewing presiding.
Haydenville residents Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lehman and their sons spent Sunday in Lancaster. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Smith of Columbus visited Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Reider and remained for the day.
Case No. 60856 Estate of Annie E Hooper deceased. Magi Respecoe appointed as fiducial or executor of the estate in Hocking County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months or be forever barred. Probate Judge K L Ewing signs this notice dated May 31, 1948.
Notice is hereby given that Mae Mbnietne estate, late of Murray City, Ohio, has been duly appointed. Creditors must file their claims with the probate judge within four months or be forever barred. Dated May 1948. Cincinnati Star.
Hugh Hooper is appointed to administer the estate of Tosen. Creditors must file within four months or be forever barred. Dated May 1948 in Batata a George B Hooper De ce Ni. Lindon Elwin, Clerk of said County.
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