Marget Lutzis returns to office after child welfare tour
Marget Lutz executive secretary of the Hocking County Red Cross resumes duties at the local office after addressing child welfare conferences in Port Clinton Wauseon and Vaulding. She spoke on progressive methods in Hocking County for child care with seventeen counties already reached and more bookings upcoming. The Red Cross institute in Cincinnati covered work relations home service and family casework with war effort noted. Mrs Frances Simpson praised for county family casework. Whosit club hosts Mrs L Abell dinner with bridge session afterward.
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Kilo
Red Cross Institute
Cincinnati
Bilge Marget Lutz
Hocking County
Miss Lutz
Red
Resa
Misa Lutz
Institute
Frances Simpson
Social Calendar Highlights Week Activities
High School PTA meets Monday at 3 80 p m in Room 200 to hear Emotional Aspect of Adolescence led by Pr A L Br Harshman and The Swearing Fad discussion led by F E Harshman T Club hosts Mrs Robert Coates Wednesday at 2 pm at 3 Brown Avenue Daughters of Veterans meet Monday night at Yeelock in the T O0 PF Hall Women s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church gathers Wednesday at 8 o clock at the church.
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AL BR
F. Re. Harshman
Robert Coates
Brown Avenue
Daughters of Veterans
St Yeelock
Hall
Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Wr. B.A
Eclock
P. Hall
Higley
Carpenter
Wear Street
Logan News Briefs From April Postpones Creek Improvement
County commissioners postponed the April 26 hearing on the Snow Fork Creek Improvement at Murray City while seeking state highway department interest as creek encroachment threatens a state highway. The board also authorized a bridge over a small Nickel Plate rail line stream south of the city. Additional routine items were noted.
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Logan
Snow Fork Creek
Murray City
State Highway Department
Wriday
Plane Forced Landing Near South Bloomingville
Four passengers from an unidentified four passenger metal plane were landed by William Woodruff near Benton township after fog caused a course drift en route from Bluefield West Virginia to Wheeling. The pilot stayed with the plane, then later took off for home when weather allowed.
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Lo~gan
Plans For Tresboro High School Commencement Revealed
Miss Mabel Wood principal of Tresboro High announces commencement events for April 13 with closing day April 29. Baccalaureate April 21 led by Rev EB Plelow, junior senior banquet April 28, class play Ad Poor Married Man April 26 at Ilesboro High School Building, and county field meet April 7 at Logan led school athletic field followed by a basket dinner.
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County Feld
Logan Led
Not Guilty Plea in Burchett Case Cited as Trial Date Unclear
Albert Burchett entered a not guilty plea while the case against John Culp of Ward Township was dismissed for insufficient evidence. Prosecutor Hu Jerson requested a dismissal and the court noted Burchett has been out on bond since the trial date was not set.
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Hu Jerson
Burchett Hascourt
John Culp
Ward Township
Nuisance Dumping Ground Promptly Ordered Addressed
Health Board calls on Logan council to locate a proper dump site. Indictments from the last grand jury feature Albert Burchett charged with first degree murder and several others entering pleas of guilty or not guilty. Board and prosecutor discuss delaying trial dates as officials seek a sanitary, suitable location.
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Harley M. Whitcraft
Albert Burchett
Earl Behrens
I. Burchett
Frank Redfern
Adelphi
George W. Christman
Logan
Phil Henderson
Eugene Wright
Mauer
Edward Windle
Jay
The
Phoenix
Coal Company
Alta Windle
Edward Winlboard
Fle
Harley Stewart
Frank Redfren
Pate
Cleveland Karst
Iogan
Pris
City Board of Health
Fox Kills Prompt Foster Cat Search at Logan Farm
At the Hocking Valley Fox farm west of Logan a mother fox killed her cubs. Manager C L Adcock ordered a search for a foster mother cat to raise the remaining kits. Cats are commonly used as foster mothers at these farms to rear young foxes.
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Logan
Hocking Valley
C. L. Adcock
Adcock
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