Logan 9 State Area Serviced from Warehouse Here
Logan has become a distribution center for water well equipment serving a nine state area in the eastern United States. The National Supply Co. facility here links with Acme Fishing Tool Co. of Parkersburg West Virginia to provide a distribution system for water wells and oil field supplies. Eastern U S warehouse hub is Logan with a network of 37 stores and offices across Ohio Illinois Indiana Michigan New York Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia.
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Logan
United States
National Supply Co
Acme Fishing Tool Co
Parkersburg
W. Va
U. S
Acme
E. N. (Earnie) Smith
America
No- Supply Co
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Phil Tschappat
Lozan
National Supply
International Derrick & Equipment
Rites Wednesday for William Woodrum
Funeral services for William Woodrum 63 of Nelsonville Route 2 set for 3 P M Wednesday at the Nelsonville Pilgrim Holiness Church Rev Raymond Si to officiate burial in Greenlawn Cemetery by Stout Funeral Service Woodrum an employee of the city of Columbus died after a heart attack Sunday in the 200 block of South Fifth Street. He died at Grant Hospital after transport by city firemen Survivors include his wife Bessie two daughters Mamie Mason and Violet Phillips both of Nelsonville three sons Chester Merle of Nelsonville and Cecil of Toledo and 15 grandchildren
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William Woodrum
Nelsonville
Columbus
Athens County
Woodrum
Bessie
Mamie Mason
Violet Phillips
Chester
Merle
Cecil
Toledo
Dr. John McGrath Rites Wednesday
Funeral services for Dr. John C. McGrath 78 Nelsonville physician who died Sunday night at his home after a long illness will be held at 1 PM Wednesday at Stout Funeral Home. Burial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery. He was a native of Ewington D and practiced in Jobs in Hocking County and Carbon Hill before retiring. He was a member of the Nelsonville Elks Lodge. Survivors include his wife Bess McGrath and a daughter Grace McGrath of Columbus.
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John C. McGrath
Nelsonville
Stout Funeral Home
L. A. Griffith
Elks Lodge
Bess McGrath
Grace McGrath
Columbus
Services Conducted For Mrs. Cor Delia Davis
Funeral services for Cor Delia Davis 75 widow of Edward W. Davis were held at 2 PM in the Methodist Church with Rev. R B Wilson officiating. Music by Mrs. Walter Prather. Pallbearers were Vance Brian Lawrence Webb J A Green Ralph Griffin John Sherwood and Richard Farmer. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery by Woodard Funeral Service.
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Cordelia Davis
Edward W. Davis
Methodist Church
R. B. Wilson
Walter Prather
Vance Brian
Lawrence Webb
J. A. Green
Ralph Griffin
John Sherwood
Richard Farmer
Oak Grove Cemetery
Woodard Funeral Service
Logan Area Daily Social Roundup Notes Local Visits and Births
Mary Lloyd returns from a two week visit in Baltimore. Columbus visitors stay in Logan for weekend. A daughter born Sunday at Lancaster Municipal Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. McCandlish Bremen and to Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Thompson Sugar Grove Route 1. Local meetings and hospital news detail community life and health.
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Clifford McCandlish
Bremen
Lancaster Municipal Hospital
Edgar D. Thompson
Sugar Grove
Monon Lancaster Municipal Hospital
Logan Rotarians Meet Athens Club at Nelsonville Event
Fifty-one Logan Rotarians and their wives attended a joint meeting with the Athens Rotary Club at the Athens Country Club. Rev. Lawrence Hall of Cincinnati gave a humorous address titled Laugh and Last. About 140 members and spouses participated.
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Logan
Athens Rotary Club
Athens Country Club
Lawrence Hall
Cincinnati
Keiffer Fined for Red Light Violation in Marengo
Robert L. Keiffer was fined five dollars and costs for running a red light on West Hunter Street. City police cited him and Mayor Roger W. Friend imposed the fine as part of a crackdown on traffic violations.
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Marengo, O
Robert L. Keiffer
Hunter Street
Roger W. Friend
Repair Underway On Cracked Bridge Over Hocking River
Work on a 100 foot bridge on State Route 328 over the Hocking River continues after a crack and sag last week. State officials install new flooring and girders while traffic to Union Furnace is rerouted via Route 33 and Route 75, with calcium laid to control dust. Repairs expected to exceed one week.
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Hocking River
State Highway Department
Hocking Hills
Union Furnace
Logan
Aoath Highway
Mills Brothers Circus Draws 800 at Logan Fairgrounds
More than 800 people attended two Mills Brothers Circus performances at the Logan fairgrounds yesterday. Sponsored by Post Hacking of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, proceeds support the chapter home building fund. Over 400 children and 117 adults joined the matinee, about 300 attended the evening show.
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Mills Brothers Circus
Logan Fairgrounds
Post Hacking
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post
VFW
Logan
Waste Paper to Be Collected Saturday
The Methodist Church youth groups announce a Saturday June 26 waste paper collection led by chairwoman Mrs. John Lee. Citizens may place papers on the porch or call for pickup. funds support church intermediates and summer camp programs.
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Methodist Church
John Lee
Cooling Plant Promises Dust Free Air at Home
Enjoy the best of entertainment in COOL COMFORT here Our Cooling Plant filters out dust and pollen and washes and purifies the air for home use.
Ideco Marietta Plant Produces Water Well Spudders
A Marietta plant operated by Ideco manufactures water well spudders for drilling teams. The facility focuses on robust components and scalable production to meet industry demand.
Motion Sustained in McNichols vs Thompson Lawsuit
Judge Harley Meyer sustained a motion by defendant to strike the transcript and dismiss the Workmen's Compensation case of Kenneth McNichols against Charles Thompson and Lemuel McNichols arising from injuries alleged March 6 1941 while employed by the defendants.
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Kenneth McNichols
Charles Thompson
Lemuel McNichols
Harley Meyer
Court of Common Pleas
Edwards Divorce Granted After Gross Neglect Hearing
Robert L. Edwards of Enterprise and Eileen Edwards of Logan receive a divorce on gross neglect grounds after a judge’s hearing. A property settlement between the parties was approved by the court.
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Robert L. Edwards
Enterprise
Eileen Edwards
Logan
Harley Meyer
Court of Common Pleas
Knights Templar name new officers in Logan Commandery
Knights Templar 78 Logan Commandery elected new officers last week and announced them today. Stanley Baker serves as commander with Andrew Rheinscheid as generalissimus and Carl E. Blosser as captain general.
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Logan
Knights Templar
Stanley Baker
Andrew Rheinscheid
Carl E. Blosser
George E. Carr
Rolland Bright
Verne Woodard
Charles Lyke, Jr
Merritt Wonn, Jr
Elmer Risch
Charles Lyke
Starling Cohagan
John Clark
Ralph O. Wilcox Rites Held Monday
Funeral services for Ralph O. Wilcox 68 of Lancaster formerly of Rockbridge were held at 2 PM Monday at Ward Halteman Funeral Home. Rev. W V Harter officiated with burial in Elmwood Cemetery. A retired Rockbridge farmer he had lived in Lancaster for years. Surviving are wife Emma two brothers Delbert T Wilcox Columbus and Clarence Wilcox Phoenix and step mother Mrs Lottie Wilcox Ra cine.
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Ralph O. Wilcox
Lancaster
Rockbridge
Lancaster Hospital
Ward Halteman
W. V. Harter
Elmwood Cemetery
Wilcox
Emma
Delbert T. Wilcox
Columbus
Clarence Wilcox
Phoenix
Ariz
Lottie Wilcox
Racine
Logan Board to Advertise Bids for Coal Supply
The Logan Board of Education voted to advertise for bids to supply city schools with coal for the coming year at a meeting last night. Other routine business was discussed and a further meeting will be held next week, a spokesman said.
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Logan Board of Education
Jaycees to Elect Officers Tonight
Logan Junior Chamber of Commerce will nominate and elect officers at a 6 30 P M dinner meeting today in Brandts Restaurant. Committee reports and other business will be discussed and transacted. All members urged to attend.
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Logan Eagles
East Main Street
Logan Junior Chamber of Commerce
Brandt
New Autos Sold in Logan and Hocking County
About twenty eight new automobiles have been purchased by Logan and Hocking County residents so far this month. County clerk of courts Miss Thelma Keyes notes the figure closely matches last month’s total.
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Thelma Keyes
Hocking County
Columbus
Logan
City Council Sets Regular Meeting At City Hall
The council will meet at 7 30 P M today in city hall to conduct routine business. A spokesman said members are expected to handle standard agenda items during the session.
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City Council
City Hall
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Charles Boyer
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White House
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