Logan Clay Plant Wins Tax Reduction on Court Ruling
Logan Clay Products Co officials won a court order reducing owed real and personal taxes to 19 200 after a Wednesday Common Pleas hearing. Judge Phil Henderson directed entry and barred the county auditor and treasurer from collecting more, citing a December 1938 reorganization and expected three year steady work. Testimony cited 125 plant workers and savings from refinancing efforts to justify the modification.
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LOGAN
Logan Clay Products Co
Common Pleas
Phil Henderson
Robert N. White
Fred Jurgensmier
E. K. Sheffield
John Norris
Curtis Cole
Barton Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Norris
Sheffield
White
Henderson
Patriotic Groups To Present Medals At Junior High
Logan Sons of the American Revolution plans a May 19 assembly at the Junior High School to award citizenship medals. Governor Worthington Chapter D A R will take part. Medal recipients will be elected the week before from nominees chosen earlier.
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Logan
Sons of American Revolution Assembly
Worthington
D.A.R
Delegation Confers on Road Projects in Zanesville
A Logan County delegation including Commissioners J M Conkle Frank St Clair and Anthony Cook Auditor Kenneth R Fitzgerald and Engineer Ernest L Schaal met WPA officials in Zanesville on Wednesday at L C Gibsons invitation. They discussed the blanket county road project program to keep eligible workers employed until the fiscal year ends June 30.
Man Receives Fine on Drunk Driving Charge
Wesley Snyder 34 of Wellston pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle under the influence before Mayor Dallas Kinser. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs and suspension certification. arrest was Tuesday by Chief Lew Reynolds and Patrolman A F Evans. Wyatt Snyder, Wellston, also charged with intoxication, was fined 5 dollars plus costs.
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Logan
Wesley Snyder
Wellston
Dallas Kinser
Lew Reynolds
A. F. Evans
Wyatt Snyder
To Experiment on New Varieties of Potatoes
LOGAN Future Farmers of America Club will test two new potato varieties this season. Chippewas and Warbas are the newcomers, with Cobblers and Russetts continuing as main plantings. Seed supplies are secured. Varieties were developed by the department of agriculture.
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Logan
Farmers of America Club
H. D. Saxton
Department of Agriculture
Banquet Planned by Band Boosters Club
Banquet plans are set by the Band Boosters Club with the band to host the event under its auspices. Club members will attend the evening concert to show support for the organization.
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Logan
Band Boosters Club
Lease Signed for New State Liquor Store at Opera House Block
Representatives of the state liquor store signed a lease with owners of the Opera House Block on Wednesday for the room now occupied by the Ohio Power Co. office. The store will move there on May 1.
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Logan
State Liquor Store
Opera House
Ohio Power Co
Logan Social Notes Reflects Local Club Life
Home Makers Club held a 1 o'clock luncheon at Mrs. Fred Graham's home near Logan with Mrs. Clarence Skinner assisting. The meeting featured a humorous program, contests won by Mrs. W. E. Lyke and Mrs. Robert Mackey, and welcomed new member Mrs. D. O. Davis. Guests included Mrs. Carl Harsh and Mrs. L. T. Worley.
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Home Makers Club
Fred Graham
Logan
Clarence Skinner
Don Marquis
George van Fossen
John Kelch
W. E. Lyke
Robert Mackey
Heaven
Rachel Field
John Lee
Tourist Book Club
Charles Eberst
Midland Place
Wilbur Lanning
Eberst
Cancer Control
George Eberst
Clarence Blosser
Victor Simiele
Howard Kirk
Thomas Bender
Mary
Frances Wonn
Vaccination Program Nears Finishing Today
Health Commissioner H. M. Boocks will complete a two week school vaccination campaign today. He gave 95 injections Wednesday at east and central grades and parochial schools and will finish at Junior High School. Total pupils vaccinated reach 350 since the program began.
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Logan
H. M. Boocks
Logan residents receive hospital updates
Mrs. Charles McClain of Logan was taken to Charlottesville Hospital Wednesday for treatment. Herbert Smith of Union Furnace is slowly recovering after major surgery. Mrs. Graden Bateman and her infant son left the hospital for Nelsonville. Wade Gray of Logan was discharged after a motor accident admission.
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Bernard McClain
Corning
Logan
Mr. McClain
Charles McClain
G. P. Humphrey
Columbus
Bert Humphrey
Charles Wheatley
Charles McClaine
Cherrington Hospital
Herbert Smith
Union Furnace
Graden Bateman
Nelsonville
Wade Gray
Easter House Guests from Barnesville Visit Logan Family
Mr and Mrs George Van Fossen hosted Easter guests from Barnesville. Saturday arrivals included Mr and Mrs W O Caldwell, Mr and Mrs Gilbert Caldwell and son Jerry, and Donna Jean Berry. Sunday additions were Mrs Mary Berry, Mr and Mrs T R Miller, Miss Elizabeth Miller and Mr John C Moore. Mary Berry stayed in Logan for a two week visit.
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George van Fossen
Delphian Society Hosts Tue Day Meeting and Elections
The Delphian Society met at Mrs. Jay Nimon’s home to study the Bible with a paper by Mrs. E. M. Godfrey on The World Before the Flood and scriptural quotes on Faith. Officers elected: President Mrs. Godfrey, vice president Mrs. J. S. Cherrington, secretary-treasurer Mrs. Paul Monks. program committee named Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Monks, and Mrs. James Barker.
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Delphian Society
Jay Nimon
W. Front St
E. M. Godfrey
Godfrey
J. S. Cherrington
Paul Monks
Charles Barker
Monks
James Barker
Pomeroy Rural Notes Highlights Local Visits and Moves
Kath leen Smith of Darwin visited Mrs Wayne Soloan. W Clyde Will and Mrs Katie Eastman dined with Mr and Mrs John Heilman. Lizzie Wickham, post hospital in Parkersburg, returned to daughter B E Ridenour in Chester. Jewell Carr visited Clyde Will. Olen Genheimer hung paper for Mrs Margaret Smith. Guy A Smith of Gallipolis called on relatives. James Bailey moved from Chester to his local farm. Sam Curtis rented Dell Smith’s farm and relocated his family. Homer Goeglein visited Columbus for work.
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Clyde Will
Olen Genheimer
Margaret Smith
Guy A. Smith
Gallipolis
James Bailey
Chester
Sam Curtis
Dell Smith
Homer Goeglein
Columbus
Finding Jobs Bureau Task Manager Says
H. H. Sands, local office manager, says benefit payments to eligible claimants are important, but the bureau’s greatest duty is procuring jobs for Ohio’s jobless. Unemployed individuals are invited to register, and employers should contact the local office when labor is needed. The service is locating more professional and skilled positions.
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Logan
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
H. H. Sands
Ohio
Mr. Sands
Sands
State Office
Sentenced to Jail On Contempt Charge
Judge Phil Henderson finds Enloe Brown in contempt after evidence in the contempt proceeding. He orders Brown jailed until he can begin payments for child support, which have accumulated to 1500 since 1932 according to the court.
Funeral rites for Miss Sarah Ellinger at Sponagle Church
Logan area funeral notices announce the rites for Miss Sarah Ellinger age 70 who died Tuesday afternoon. She was unmarried and lived with her brother Daniel Ellinger. The service is at 2 p m Friday at Sponagle Lutheran Church Maino Township with Rev Elmer Bliss. Burial follows in Sponagle Cemetery.
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Logan
Sponagle Lutheran Church
Maino Township
Sarah Ellinger
Ellinger
Daniel Ellinger
Elmer Bliss
Sponagle Cemetery
Willing Workers Class Social At United Brethren Parsonage
The Logan United Brethren Church Willing Workers class plans a social next Tuesday evening at the parsonage for members and neighbors.
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Logan
The
United Brethren Church
Logan Talent to Represent Logan High at Oberlin
Logan High School will send 19 members to represent the band at Oberlin for the state contest in Oberlin on Friday April 28. The delegation includes soloists and ensemble players who earned superior or excellent ratings at the district Portsmouth contest. There is no state band contest this year.
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Logan
Oberlin
Logan High School
Portsmouth
Councilmen To View Granville Fire Truck Prospects
Logan officials arrange a Saturday inspection of Granville fire equipment led by Service Director R. R. Loomis. Councilmen Harold W. Larimer and Chase L. Wonn will attend with others possibly joining. They seek details on bonding for 2400 dollars to buy new apparatus and overhaul the aging 12 year old pumper with supervising company representatives present.
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Logan
R. R. Loomis
Granville
Harold W.larimer
Chase L. Wonn
Loomis
Hicks announce birth of son Charles Floyd
Mr and Mrs Charles Hicks of New Straitsville Rt 1 welcomed a son born Wednesday morning. The baby has been named Charles Floyd.
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Logan
Charles Hicks
New Straitsville Rt. 1
Charles Floyd
Vital Statistics Show Births Outpace Deaths in Logan March
Miss Faith Wright, deputy registrar, reports 14 births and 9 deaths in Logan and 19 births and 11 deaths in rural districts for March. Births in Logan include sons for Loomis Lanning Munthe Cunningham Peters and others. daughters for Worthman Rizer Roberts McDonnell Reeder Dixon Johnson Perkins Patton. Rural births list several couples with son and daughter entries.
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Logan
Faith Wright
Robert J. Loomis
Melvin Lanning
Bert Munthe
Rye Cunningham
Howard L. Peters
Luther G. Worthman
Lowell Rizer
John R. Roberts
Hubert J. McDonnell
Earl E. Reeder
Harold Dixon
Carl Johnson
Harry Perkins
Albert Patton
Joseph F. Hilton
William G. Rose
Virgil L. Wiggins
Carlos P. Flowers
Charles D
Joseph Paxton
William Malone
Howard G. Blum
Robert L. Swaim
Foy S. Blosser
Lem H. Elkins
Pocahtontas Lodge Members Set for Mothers Day Practice
Members of the Poca hontas Lodge involved in the Mothers Day program are asked to attend a practice session next Monday evening. A business meeting will follow the same evening with executive screen members invited.
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LOGAN
Pocahontas Lodge
Students Prepare for County Music Festival at Rockbridge
Final rehearsal at 2 o clock this afternoon led by Prof. Joseph Leeder for the county music festival to be held at Rockbridge at 8 this evening. About 200 voices from the senior high chorus and 250 from the junior high chorus participate. Basses transported students to Rockbridge. Miss Grace Orr and Principal C. W. Jones host the visitors.
Mrs. Fanny Spears Hospitalized After Major Surgery
Mrs Fanny Spears of this city was taken to Columbia hospital Wednesday evening for a major surgical operation today.
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Logan
Fanny Spears
Columbus
Health Board to Meet Logan
City board of health plans a regular meeting next Tuesday evening. Dr H M Boocks, city health commissioner, is expected to present a report.
Married in Logan for William Mouser and Betty Brown
A marriage license was issued on Wednesday to William Ken ton Mouser 26 a truck driver of Logan and Betty Eileen Brown 21 a shoe worker of Logan confirming the union.
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Logan
William Kenton Mouser
Betty Eileen Brown
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W. B. Lacock
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