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Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1952

Page

2

City to discuss Gallagher land purchase for playground

Tonight the Logan city council will revisit plans to buy the 21.9 acre Gallagher property on Front Street for a playground. Foreclosure actions were proposed previously and realtor William Patchen has contracted with the Gallagher heirs, with two potential buyers eyeing the parcel for personal use and a possible push to attract new industry. The price is reported at 17000 dollars with over 10000 in back taxes. portions would be shared by schools the county the state and Falls Township.

Gallagher Front Street City Council Fred Murray William Patchen Gallagher Heirs Patchen Logan Council Falls Township John Gallagher

Whitcraft Dies After Yearlong Illness at 69

T. E. Whitcraft 69, died at home after a year long illness. He formerly managed the men’s clothing department at The Union in Columbus for 34 years. He and his wife lived in Hollywood before moving to Logan in February. Survived by wife Racine and two sisters Merlin and Jennie, services set at St. John's Catholic Church with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.

T. E Tim) Whitcraft East Hunter Street Whitcraft the Union Columbus Hollywood Calif Logan Hocking County Mr. Whitcraft Isaac and Elizabeth Lanning Whitcraft Harley M. Whitcraft Racine Merlin Whitcraft Jennie Martin St. John’s Catholic Church Charles P. Foy Oak Grove Cemetery Roberts Funeral Service

Funeral Today for Mrs Tena B Conkle

Funeral services for Mrs Tena Bainter Conkle 88 who died Saturday were held at 2 p m from the EUB Church in Rockbridge with Rev C B Burns in charge Music was by Mrs C B Burns Geraldine Dupler Charles Mathias and Helen Beery Pallbearers were J E Stuart J F McGrady P F Dupler Nick Koch Don Smith and Stacy Beougher Burial was in the family mausoleum Forest Rose Cemetery Lancaster by Heinlein Funeral Service

Tena Bainter Conkle EUB Rockbridge C. B. Burns Geraldine Dupler Charles Mathias Helen Beery J. E. Stuart J. F. McGrady P. F. Dupler Nick Koch Don Smith Stacy Beougher

Logan Down town Coaches Plan Meeting at Dr Doering Home

Community notices lead with a Logan area meeting of downtown coaches set for 8 30 p m at the residence of Dr J Ward Doering 539 Warner Avenue Harold Smith 27 Logan Route 2 treated for a punctured hand after a rusty nail incident and Sam Smith 69 of 502 North Mulberry Street bitten twice on the left hand by a dog while hunting in the county Both men received care at Hocking Valley Hospital A 3C Herbert Ledford returned from Camp Chanute Ill on a 21 day furlough awaiting overseas service Grandparents are listed for Clint Ledford Logan Route 4 Mrs Dan Blackston Logan Route 4 hospitalized for hip fracture Robert Brashares of Mansfield is a band instructor at Mansfield High School and Josef Brashares of Enterprise is a grandparent

Logan J. Ward Doering Warner Avenue Harold Smith Hocking Valley Hospital Mr. Smith Sam Smith North Mulberry Street Herbert Ledford Camp Chanute Ill Camp Stoneman Afb California Ledford Clint Ledford Robert Brashares Mansfield Robert, Jr Mansfield Hospital Brashares Mansfield High School Josef F. Brashares Enterprise

Ohio Fishing Tips: Walleye Facts and Hot Spots

The walleye known by many names is a top eating fish. Natural baits shown appeal to successful anglers. It abounds in Pumatuming and Berlin Reservoirs Mosquito Creek Reservoir Lake Glendenning Indian Lake Muskingum River and many northern streams. Lake Erie ranks among the nation’s best walleye grounds.

Ohio Pumatuming Berlin Reservoir Mosquito Creek Lake Glendenning Indian Lake Muskingum River Lake Erie

Columbus Officer Slays Fleeing Burglar Suspect

In Columbus on Tuesday a police officer shot and killed burglary suspect William Trigg 26, during a chase after he fled a residence. Cruiserman Caney Johnson and G R Ward, aided by a 72 year old passerby, cornered Trigg in a vacant lot and attempted to detain him when he broke free. Johnson warned him to halt. he fired one shot hitting Trigg in the head. He died at hospital.

Columbus William Trigg Caney Johnson G. R. Ward Trigg Johnson

Ohio Edison Gains Tax Write Off for Plant Move

Washington June 24 Ohio Edison Co. won government approval for a rapid tax write-off on part of the 2,048,000 it will spend moving its electrical power plant from Marion to Springfield Ohio The write-off aligns with Defense Production Administration policy to encourage small defense plant expansion.

Washington P— Ohio Edison Co Marion Springfield Defense Production Administration

Laurel Grange Runner Up In District Play Contest

Hocking County's Laurel Valley Grange placed second in the Little Theater contest at Albany with four Granges presenting plays. Meigs County Grange won and will represent the district at the state contest during the State Fair. Laurel Valley's "Dinner Bell" directed by Mrs. Herbert Notestone.

Laurel Grange Hocking County Laurel Valley Albany Meigs County Grange Meigs Grange Athens Vinton Herbert Notestone

Mrs Margaret Banko Loses 105 Pounds At Home

A Shaker Heights resident reports dropping from 220 to 115 pounds after using Rennel liquid mixed with grapefruit juice. She says she now wears a size 12 again and feels healthier with no bloating. She recommends Rennel and guarantees a money back offer if weight loss does not occur with the first bottle.

Margaret Banko Strathaven Rd Shaker Heights Ohio Rennel Renne

Accused Forger Flees Apologizes For Hasty Exit

Lawrenceburg Kentucky reports jail escape by Gordon Searcy who fled the county lockup after forging a $125 check on December 30 cashed at a store. He sent a pencil note to Jailer Charles W. Young stating remorse and intent to repay, asking for leniency and promising to return with funds.

Lawrenceburg Charles W. Young Gordon Searcy Young Doc Moore

Typhoon In Japan Causes 65 Deaths

Typhoon struck Japan on Tuesday causing extensive damage across four main islands. At least 65 people were killed with 27 injured and 58 missing as communications faltered. The Coast Guard reported 55 fishing boats with 234 aboard unaccounted for and 8,800 homes damaged. The storm began Monday night and eased by midday.

Tokyo Japan Japanese Coast Guard

FBI locating over nineteenth thousand draft delinquents

The FBI announced on Tuesday it has located more than 19,000 draft delinquents since the peacetime selective service act began four years ago.

Washington FBI

Church of Christ in Logan Granted Mortgage Increase

Judge Harley Meyer approves the Church of Christ in Logan to raise its mortgage by 2000 dollars.

Church of Christ In Logan Harley Meyer

Enemy Bomber Aims At Gotham

A test of national air defenses is planned for New York on Tuesday. An Air Force B29, acting as an enemy plane, will fly from a European base to simulate an attack at an unknown hour. Jet interceptors, guided by observers or radar, will attempt to stop it. The public will not be informed of the exercise.

New York Air Force

Rationing Of Korean Ammo Explained By Defense Department

The Defense Department says it is rationing some types of ammunition in Korea. It asserts the measure is not unusual and does not leave soldiers without shells, noting shortages caused by artillery units firing at a faster rate than in World War II.

Washington Defense Department Korea Department

Squirrel monkey brain larger in proportion than human

A note compares the brain size of a squirrel monkey with that of a human, stating the monkey's brain is proportionally larger. The remark highlights cognitive considerations in primates.

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Gallagher Land Purchase T. E. Whitcraft Tena B. Conkle Mulberry St Dan Blackston Doctors Hospital Board of Supervisors Hocking Soil Conservation District SCS Ohio Power Company Don Lytle Bruce Allen Carl Durant Third Street Lester Lytle George Durant Fourth Street James Worden New Straitsville William Tignor Foster, Mich Albert Lytle Don Lytles Carl Edward Fishing Tips Standard Oil Walleye Lake Chub Ohio Edison Risch Drug Store Chute Sales and Service Diamond T Charlie 133 Zanesville Ave Davie Longstreth Pilgrim Holiness Church James Bobo Samuel Peditt Civil Service Commission of Karl Poling R. L. Zay Cole Tal R LE W. Hunter St Alvin Haverty Junior K. Haverty Lawrence Kan Ates Bing IMI EARM POWER
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