Logan Council Orders Recodification of City Ordinances
Logan City Council authorized Director R. R. Loomis to sign an agreement with WPA and OSU for revision and recodification of city ordinances and resolutions. The project costs $185 with $35 and $150 transfers, estimated eight months to complete. building code inclusion to be decided later. Mayor Kinser announced Sterling B. Smith’s five year health board term beginning April 1, 1941.
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LOGAN+City Council
R. R. Loomis
WPA
Ohio State University
Dallas Kinser
Sterling B. Smith
City Board of Health
H. E. Kirk
Joe Morris
Rangers Addition
Main and
Norwood Ave
Bill Miller
Law Library Association
Gilbert Leffler
George Durant
Riff Ave
Fred Murray
J. R. Hankison
N. Market St
Loomis
Secret Indictments Bring Three Arrests
Logan sheriff Floyd Duffy announced that all persons named in secret indictments have been taken into custody. Paul Wade Morgan of Lancaster faces non support charges, while Ralph Burgess Evert Burgess and Clyde Anthony are indicted for larceny. They were held for similar offenses on open indictments. copies were served Tuesday.
White Funeral Rites Will Be Held Tonight
Mrs. Mary B. White aged 47 died in Columbus Monday. Burial will be in New Straitsville. Survived by husband John W and brother Jesse J. Donely. Services at Wylie S. Shroyer Funeral Home 1278 W Broad St Columbus Wednesday at 7:30 PM.
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Columbus
New Straitsville
Mary B. White
John W
Jesse J. Donely
Wylie S. Shroyer
W. Broad St
Child in Laurelville Seeks Care After Hospital Admission
Logan Patty Jean Hunt, 14 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Alton Hunt of Laurelville, was admitted to Cherrington Hospital Monday evening in serious condition. Betty Lou Angle of Creola has returned home after major surgery two weeks ago. Lloyd Clark of Columbus was discharged Monday after a brief stay for treatment.
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Logan
Patty Jean Hunt
Alton Hunt
Laurelville
Cherrington Hospital
Betty Lou Angle
Creola
Lloyd Clark
Columbus
Larimer Becomes Treasurer of Hocking Fish and Game Club
LOGAN-Frank Larimer has taken over the duties of treasurer of the Hocking Fish and Game Club and filed his bond Tuesday. He succeeds Willis Ohlinger, who was inducted into military service.
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Logan
Frank Larimer
Hocking Fish and Game Club
Willis Ohlinger
District Boards Meet. Laurelville Delays Hiring
Logan Laurelville and Salt Creek boards met Monday night. Laurelville postponed hiring teachers until next Tuesday evening.
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LOGAN
Laurelville
Salt Creek
Pioneer Youth Group Postpones Meeting to April 22
Logan Pioneer Youth Group postpones its April 15 gathering to April 22 to use the American Legion Hall for the event.
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Logan — Pioneer
American Legion
Special Holy Week assemblies in Logan High School
Special assemblies during Holy Week at Logan High School featured Rev. Lynn Hittman of Trinity Lutheran as speaker Tuesday morning.
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Logan
Logan High School
Lynn Hittman
Trinity Lutheran
Hemlock to Hold Easter Services and Play
Hemlock Methodist Church invites members of Drakes McCuneville and Dixie charges to seven o clock sunrise prayer and Holy Communion on Sunday April 13. Revival helpers from McCuneville are Michael Barbitus and Max Religo, Philippine natives assisted by Rev E J Williams. Junior Class play Marrying Margaret drew a good crowd Friday night. Classes resume Monday after Easter vacation.
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Margaret
T. T. Cottrell
Logan Woman Seeks Divorce and Custody in Suit
Mildred Burton, by her next friend Margaret Columber, sues Robert Burton for divorce alleging neglect and cruelty. She seeks custody of a minor child and a restraining order, plus alimony. In a separate hearing, Rosa Culbertson was awarded $10 weekly support and a $35 attorney fee during the divorce case against John Culbertson.
Knights Templar Aims and History Outline Easter Significance
Athens Commandery presents a summary of Templar aims and background. It describes Templarism as rooted in the birth, life, death, and resurrection of Christ and outlines three orders the Red Cross, the Order of Malta, and the Order of the Temple with their historical origins and spiritual purposes. The piece emphasizes charity, brotherhood, reverent ceremonies, and loyalty to justice and liberty expressed through vows, symbolism, and the intertwining of faith with national service.
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Order of Knights Templar
Athens
Templarism
Illustrious Order of the Red Cross
Order of Malta
Order of the Temple
Red Cross
Darius
Persia
Paul
Knights Templar
Templars
Calvary
Templar
God
Christ
Perry County records show new automobile receipts and tax lists
Perry County’s February receipts for automobile registrations hit a daily high of $80.85. The county qualifies for state relief funds under House Bill 675 with a $1,109.57 subsidy. About 2,100 personal property returns are expected, a shortfall from last year, and notices will be sent after May 1 with a 50 percent penalty for unlisted property. Inheritance tax from Frank Yost’s Thornville estate totals $5,261.83, with Thornville receiving most. Administrators seek sale or inventory of estates, and several divorce, custody, and notary matters are noted along with several marriage licenses and real estate transfers.
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New Lexington
Edward FE. Peterson
Perry County
Pauline Mason
Frank Yost
Thornville
Hopewell Township
Thorn Township
Yost
Divorce Granted in Wolfe Case by Judge Henderson
Evelyn Wolfe was granted a divorce from Paul Wolfe on neglect grounds by Judge Phil A. Henderson Tuesday. Custody of a minor child awarded to the mother with $3 weekly support ordered from the defendant.
Couple Cleared To Wed In Sugar Grove Nuptials
Licensed to marry Clyde Eck 29 machinist of Sugar Grove Rt 1 and Cora Poling 27 at home of Sugar Grove parents. Eck is son of Mr and Mrs Charles Eck. Poling is daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Poling.
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Clyde Eck
Sugar Grove Rt. 1
Charles Eck
Cora Poling
Sugar Grove
Edward Poling
Logan Ohio Couples Wed In Local Marriage Licenses
Marriage licenses issued to William Clark Funk 26 saw miller Logan Route 3 son of Mrs. David Funk and Kathryn Bell Gray 19 NYA New Plymouth Route 1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gray. James Robert Tipton 22 miner Logan son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Tipton and Josephine Marie Tolliver 21 at home Logan daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Tolliver. The Rev Cecil Harding Jones officiated.
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Logan
William Clark Funk
Saw Miller
David Funk
Kathryn Bell Gray
Nya
New Plymouth
Ernest Gray
James Robert Tipton
Miner
Robert E. Tipton
Josephine Marie Tolliver
George W. Tolliver
Cecil Harding Jones
Wonns Improve as Relative Visit at Lancaster Hospital
Relatives visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wonn report Mrs. Wonn has partly regained consciousness at Lancaster hospital Tuesday evening. Her husband is improving as well.
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Logan
Charles Wonn
Lancaster Hospital
Logan Team Opens Squads Intra-Squad Baseball Game
Logan High School baseball opened inter squad play under Coach Tom Bender and Marion Allen. Pitchers Bob Snyder and Ralph Baker worked six innings, with Tom Brehm Dent first base Neal Dillon second Clayton Hoskins shortstop and Paul Stimson third. Home runs and strong hitting highlighted the game. First game set for Nelsonville next Wednesday with a schedule including Wellston Lancaster Pomeroy and the district tournament at Athens.
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Logan
Tom Bender
Marion Allen
Bob Snyder
Ralph Baker
John Buchanan
Sam Vancuren
Bill Scott
Tom Brehm
Neal Dillon
Clayton Hoskins
Paul Stimson
Huffman
Cecil
Wellston
Lancaster
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Athens
Straitsville Community News Highlights Holy Week Services
Holy Week services continue at the Methodist Church in New Straitsville led by Rev. Robert Byler with a cathedral choir. Local students from New Straitsville High School excelled at the Southeast District Music contest earning spots to the state contest in May. Community notices include visits from family members, club meetings, and charitable activities.
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New Straitsville
Methodist Church
Robert Byler
New Straitsville High School
Washington, D. C
Cress Webb
O. E. Cullums
Athens
Wayne Webb
Mae Shuttleworth
Clyde
Columbus
Joe Hutchins
Stewart
Harold Cloud
Vinton
William Edwards
Barberton
George Lanning
Margaret Edwards
New Lexington Methodist Church
William Abrams
John Moore
Hooper
Busler
Wellston
Catherine Miller
David Hite
Bobby Emerick
Alvin Howdyshell
John Robert Callahan
Hobby Morton
Anna Lawrence
Logan
James Blankenship
Canton
Ruth Risher
Denvertown
Fred Blankenship
Donald Lawson
Carol
Lawson
Pythian Sisters Lodge
Knights of Pythias Hall
Score
Anna Brown
Jeanette Livingston
Catherine Kellerman
Grace Lines
Vera
Kirby Blankenship
Howard Blankenship
Tax settlement started in Logan by Auditor Fitzgerald
Auditor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald began the February tax settlement process in Logan on Tuesday.
Logan Social Notes from First Presbyterian Church Dinner
Logan A notes cover dish dinner at First Presbyterian Church in Logan Monday evening with 17 attendees. Officers Merle Karshner Francis Myers Joe Brown and W R Brandt led. songs performed by Hiles Warner Campbell Johnson Brown and others. devotionals by Mrs Engle and a Disciples study by Mrs Mutchmore.
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Karshner
Engle
Bess Mutchmore
Simon Peter
Alfred Campbell
Jessie McManigal
Cecil Harding Jones
Lucille Oeffler
Dessie Hanna
Ruth Heft
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority Holds Regular Meeting
The Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority met in chapter rooms with Miss Maxine Notestone presiding. Delegates to the international convention in Atlantic City in June were Miss Martha Walsh and Miss Martha Magle, with alternates Miss Margaret Mary Kaiser and Mrs. Robert Burton. Miss Fanchion Blackston is recovering from an operation. Hostess committee for the next meeting includes several named members and Mrs. John Green.
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Sigma Phi Gamma
Maxine Notestone
Martha Walsh
Martha Magle
Atlantic City
Margaret Mary Kaiser
Robert Burton
Fanchion Blackston
Miss Blackston
Ruth Goodlve
Evelyn Courter
Margaret Mary
Teresa Kaiser
Belle Hockman
Retha Lohr
John Green
Mrs. Bert Bell to Lead WCTU Meeting at Stage Coach Inn
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union will meet Friday at 7:30 PM at Stage Coach Inn with Mrs. Bert Bell in charge. Mrs. Paul Monks will head the hostess committee. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schempp observe their 50th wedding anniversary but no public celebration due to illness in the family.
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Bert Bell
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Stage Coach Inn
Paul Monks
Charles Schempp
West Main St
Schempp
Mr. Schempp
Laura Bartlett
White
First
Rochester couple return from Florida vacation
Mr and Mrs Rochester came back to their home Monday evening after a ten day trip to Florida, traveling back via Penn.
Concord Sunday School Meets at Russell Home
Concord Ohio Sunday School classes convened Friday night at the home of Mr and Mrs William Russell with Alyce Sayre leading devotion and business. Easter services are planned for 2 30 p m at the local church with Rev W M George from Nelsonville.
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Concord
William Russell
Alyce Sayre
Leslie Kittle
Edward Weiss
Maynard Sayre
Victor Sayre
Elaine
John Antle
Cecil Antle
Adrian Sayre
Vern Wolfe
Joe Stone
Murray City
Wilbur Antle
Dayton
Jacksonville
Herbert Hartman
Sandra
Greens Run
James Hartman
Basil Roberts
R. H. Werner
Amos Austin
Riley Wolfe
Raymond Antle
G. W. Antle
Israel Linscott
Linscott
Shelter- Christian Endeavor
Delorez
Marcella
John Davis
Attendance Good at Logan High School
Logan High School reports attendance from March 3 to March 28 averaging 93.55 percent for the school and 42.2 percent for students neither absent nor tardy. Room 21 leads with 96.56 percent, followed by Room 36BR at 94.68 and Room 20 at 94.45. Room 32S tops non tardiness at 50 percent, with Rooms 36R and 30 at 48.64 and 48.57 percent respectively.
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Logan
Logan High School
Room 21
Room 36Br
Room 20
Room 32S
Room 36R
Room 30
Fires Rage In Rockhouse Area Tuesday
A series of grass and forest fires spread across the Rockhouse area on Tuesday forcing extended firefighting efforts. The largest blaze near Hue in Hocking and Vinton Counties drew many from Camp Hocking with tower watchmen aiding from Rockhouse. Additional fires near Mack Shaw farm in Benton Township and south of town, plus a blaze in Sugar Grove, strained resources amid warm dry weather. Enrollees from Camp Hocking and Camp Zaleski assisted in battling the fires.
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Logan
Rockhouse
Hue
Hocking
Vinton
L. T. Worley
Camp Hocking
Mack Shaw
Benton Township
Bloomingville
Ilesboro
Sugar Grove
Camp Zaleski
Revival Continues At Logan Church On S Culver St
Revival services at First Church of God Logan on S Culver St begin 7 30 each night with singing. They may run through next week beyond Easter Sunday. An Easter service will feature a pantomime of the Cross and a special evening program. The Churches of God unity meeting for Hocking and Sunday Creek Valleys set for Corning Church of God next Sunday April 13 at 2 pm with Rev Hollie McClanahan speaker and Gospel Radio Trio performing.
Logan man charged with petty larceny in court today
Prosecutor Harley Meyer filed information in common pleas court charging Ernest Gray with petty larceny for allegedly stealing metal and a jackpost cap from the Northern Development Co. and Franklin Trust Co. valued at 11 dollars. Arraignment is set before Judge Phil Henderson today.
Fishing Attracts Clarence Allen And Clayt Kanade
Fishing around the city has drawn Clarence Allen and Clayt Kanade in the last few days. They have caught bass and lake eries in nearby streams around town.
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Logan
Clarence Allen
Clayt Kanade
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Fincks
Somerset
C. L. Coffman
Ira Coffman
Monroe Township
Trimble Township
Athens County
Charlies M. Schilling
Alice Randolph
Jackson Township
Violet Blaney
Floyd Charles Blaney
John W. Bricker
William A. Allen
Miriam Selby
City
Leo A. Clark
Junction City
C. E. Hammers
Reading
Richard DeMutt
New Philadelphia
Ruth Hopper
E. W. Kurtz
Ellis Allard
Potter
Cora Jane Bently
Crooksville
Wood B. Cundiff
Marion J. Himlingher
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Robert King Morrison
Leanna Stephenson
Rose Farm School
Newland Roy
Chicago
Russell Wayne Miller
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Pike Township
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Geneva Sorrell
Lewis
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Pearl Slatter
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George W. Garling
Jeanette Garling
Hustons
E. M. Schimpf
Emily Schimpf
T. D. Emmert
Lewis Beart Jr
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Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store
W. Union St
Hester Lee White
White House
Sylvania
P. E. Meismer
Greenstown
W. D. Bassett
Sally Ann
A. J. Hoffort
Ruth
Cincinnati
Fred E. Hull and Son
St. Ann Hospital
Logan Church
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Haydenville
Furnit
Ye. Times
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