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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1949

Page

3

Nation Today Reorganizing Government Plans

The piece outlines a step by step effort to streamline the U S government. President Truman and Congress are implementing Hoover commission ideas while reshaping agencies including the State Department to improve efficiency.

Washington Congress Hoover Truman State Department Department

Truman weighs broad reorganization of defense and security offices

The article describes plans to tighten control over the armed forces and fold the National Security Council and the National Security Resources Board into the Office of the President. It explains the 1947 unification law, the chance of presidential orders, and the debate in Congress as Truman outlines seven restructuring plans.

Congress Armed Services Senate House Defense Johnson Army Navy Air Force Secretary of Defense Defense James V. Forrestal Naval Hospital Truman National Security Council National Security Resources Board The Security Council

Claude Harmon's five stroke win at the 1948 Masters

Claude Harmon stretched a five stroke margin to win the 1948 Masters, delivering the largest victory ever recorded in the tournament's history.

Claude Harmon

Reunion at Old Homestead Brings Coe Family Together

Carbon Hill report details the Coe family reunion at the old Fruitdale Hollow homestead now occupied by Delbert and family. The gathering featured a dinner, reminiscences, and a birthday party for Sonja Blake with gifts and cake.

Old Homestead Coe Gertrude (Coe) Young Parkersburg W. Va Emma (Coe) Joyce William Coe Jack Coe Selvy Frances Joyce) Stover Fruitdale Hollow Carbon Hill Delbert Coe

Local Social News Lists Visits and Travels

Mr and Mrs Victor Joyce with Mrs Pickrell visited Mrs Pickrells brother Claude Leonard at Pt Pleasant Hospital last week. Mr and Mrs Guy Spencer recently returned from a four day motor trip to Williamsburg Virginia. Mr and Mrs David Devol returned from a motor trip through Pennsylvania and other eastern states and Canada. Carlton Frame stayed with relatives in Clay County West Virginia last week. Mrs Howard Wiseman has been ill for the past week.

Ira Wilmoth Ivondale W. Va Carlton Frame Letha Byrd Lowell Camp Elmer Byrd Jobs Walter Evans Hocking Valley Hospital Ira Wilkinson Victor Joyce Joyce Pickrell Millfield Clay County Howard Wiseman

Pleasant Ridge Births and Birthday Gathering Recap

Pleasant Ridge notes a baby born to Mr and Mrs Simon Poling weighing six pounds four ounces on Saturday June 18. Grandparents and great grandparents are named. Also birthday surprise for Mrs Ethel Crawford with many locals attending including the Dumm Schaal Hildebrandt Rippeth Reid and Karshner families. Additional visits and weekend mentions round out the Ridge activity.

Simon Poling Zelda Poling Roy W. Stevens Isaac Rose Near South Bloomingville Ethel Crawford Clarence Dumm Meade Adam Schaal Hallsville John Hildebrandt Johnny William Rippeth Columbus John Reid George Reid John Janet Burnell Karshner Karen Sue Robert Reid Linda Jane Boyd Reid Albert Crawford

Devols Host Dinner In Glouster And Sundays At Park

Mr and Mrs David Devol and daughter Carol Belle were entertained at Rev and Mrs John Devols in Glouster with a chicken supper on Saturday Later Rev and Mrs Devol hosted Mrs Florence Hawk Mrs Goldie Frame and Mrs Edna Bailey The Carbon Hill residents held picnics at Kachelmacher Park in Logan on Sunday A Christian Church group and guests Jolene Gaston Betsy Smith and Miss Hemsworth also attended Mr and Mrs Dave Thorne attended the funeral of Mrs Thorne s mother in Columbus Saturday Several others including Mrs S S Ruble and Mrs Roy were noted in the gathering contexts

David Devol Carol Belle John Devol Glouster Kachelmacher Park Iva Mae Wingman Dixie Fay Cary Gary Raymond Stover Junior Mary Ann Haydenville William Justice Trowbridge Mike Judy Lancaster Rachelmacher Park Dave Thorne

Local families share weekend visits and gatherings

Mrs Audrey Reid and Nora Reid hosted and guests included Ruth Reid, Simon Poling family, Donald Fortner and children, John Fortner family, Floyd Butts and others. Visitors came from Chillicothe Zanesville Hallsville and Hallsville. several calls and meals noted with multiple relatives and neighbors.

Coby Valley Roy Stevens Simon Poling Stevens Poling Robert Reid Wayne Ingram Zelda Poling Mazie Waites Janet Reid Adam Schaal Hallsville James Mahoney Clyde Arbell Leroy Stevens Nora Reid Mildred Karshner Audrey Reid Winifred Schaal Chillicothe Wayne Sharp Zanesville E. C. Thompson Woodrow Connie Butts Howard Thompson Earl Swackhamer Milton Ben) Stump Donald Fortner Paul Fortner Arthur Fortner Harold Horn David

Sunday Visitors Fill Laurelville Homes in Busy Weekend

Laurelville area residents hosted a host of visitors from Columbus Marysville Gibisonville and Logan over the weekend. Several families enjoyed meals and social time including the Harble Fiume Whitcraft Lytle and Stiverson households. Local illness update notes Mrs Harble recovering while others spent time with relatives and friends.

Sherman Harble Paul Culbertson Janice Columbus Charles Culbertson Gibisonville Baker Rheinscheid Porter Heigle Frank Stewart Harble Robert Dennis Sharon Jimmy Marysville Joe Fiume John Whitcraft Ellsworth Whitcraft Ruby Whitcraft Vaughn Hudson Arch Stiverson Emma Stiverson James Anderson Joe Scott Fiume Clara Louise Eldon Ash Clayton Kuhn Paul Lytle Robert Pearl Unger Lester Lytle Leonard Whitcraft Nita Kay Dennis Carr Sugar Grove Tar Hollow Ralph Williss Lee Jackson William Evans Logan Merle Fiume Viola Wagner LeRoy

Father's Day Picnic Draws Many From Area

The Huston family and friends held a Father's Day picnic at Rachelmacher Park joined by numerous relatives from Enterprise Logan Bremen Amanda Crooksville Lancaster Sugar Grove Columbus Chillicothe and Rockbridge. Several dinners and visits followed including gatherings with Blosser Griffith Warthman Bryan and Jones families across nearby towns.

William Huston Rachelmacher Park Lewis Stahr Vernie Stahr Millie Morris Near Rockbridge Jessie Stahr Lois Ralph Stiverson Enterprise Lester Huston Betty Near Logan Irvin Huston Doris Logan Clyde Carpenter Elsie Jane Millersport Floyd Carpenter Bremen Russell K.miller Somerset J. E. Huston Crooksville Charles Elliott Chillicothe Delbert Wright Richard Mowery Mary K'Miller Columbus Esther K'Miller Lancaster Wilbur Monroe Sugar Grove

Sunday Guests Share Time With Local Families

Of Newark were Sunday guests of Mrs. Lawrence's parents Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Brashares. Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Bennington and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bennington and son Ricky of Union Furnace were Sunday guests of Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Bennington.

Newark Lawrence J. F. Brashares Herschel Bennington Donald Bennington Ricky Union Furnace C. H. Bennington

Son of Navy Hero To Enter Annapolis

Scott Ward Ebert, son of Commander Hilan Ebert killed near Guadalcanal in 1942, will enter the United States Naval Academy by Presidential appointment. Commander Ebert was a 1926 Naval Academy graduate and Navy Cross recipient posthumously aboard the USS Northampton.

Annapolis Alliance Scott Ward Ebert Hilan Ebert Guadalcanal United States Naval Academy Ebert Academy

Lytle Family Visits Joe Fiume Household

Mrs. Paul Lytle Kitty Ogle and children Mrs. Lester Lytle and two children visited Mr and Mrs Joe Fiume and daughter on Monday evening.

Paul Lytle Kitty Ogle Lester Lytle Robert Dennis Leonard Whitcraft Joe Fiume

Flash Flood Kills 49 in Pachuca Mining Town

In Pachuca Mexico a 30 minute flash flood swept through the old silver mining town killing 49 people and injuring 28. Eight of the dead were children. Rescue efforts followed as authorities assessed the disaster.

Pachuca Mexico

A&P Workers Back Union Shop in Western Pa and Ohio

Employment ballots at 158 A and P stores across western Pennsylvania and nearby Ohio show 2 032 yes votes to 44 no in favor of a union shop. Stores are in Butler Beaver Falls McKeesport Washington Waynesburg Uniontown Greensburg Tarentum Pa and Steubenville Mingo Junction Toronto Cadiz Ohio.

Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Ohio NLRB Butler Beaver Falls McKeesport Washington Waynesburg Uniontown Greensburg Tarentum Steubenville Mingo Junction Toronto Cadiz

Also Mentioned on This Page

By James Marlow Acheson Mr. Truman Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Company Farm Bureau Mutual Fire Insurance Company Farm Bureau Life Insurance Company Home OffIce Columbus, Ohio Jim Rimelspach Farm Bureau Co-op Mulberry Street Sonja Small Donald Blake Tommy Clark Ruth Devol Nancy Spence Mary Devol Velma Jones Maze Joseph of Frank Thorne Fannie Sarah Thorne Harry Nutter Theodore Nutter Elyria Kovach Guy Spencer Benny Jan Urbana Mr. Spencer Charles Citz Mrs. Spaulding Spaulding William Spencer Cheryl Wayne Johnson Nelson Rosa Horn Grant Horn Pleasant Ridge Woodrow Thompson George Brenstuhl Vera Ebert Ruth Reid Arthur Smyers Lockbourne Howard Smyers Weidemann Gambrinus Miller's Hudepohl Gambrinus W. Main St Logan, Ohio DYNA America Grandy Laurelville King Lumber Co E.front St Mrs Kathryn Helber Paul Blosser John Blosser Willis Worthman James Walters C. P. Warthman Ben R. Griffith Arnett Griffith O. H. Bryan James Jones Charles Bradford Rushville Charles Lawrence GMC GMC Trucks Aluminum Theo Johnson Co E. Second St AGP Crystal Rock Gas Co Main St Ui Coach Inn O Xe Persil Athens Bottling Works, Inc
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