Logan Council Passes Dog Confinement Law in City
Logan city council approved first reading of a dog at large ordinance with fines from one to five dollars per day. The measure aims to protect gardens and food crops, with police discretion in enforcing penalties. Also approved Main Street resurfacing funding and a 10 year lighting contract with Ohio Power, plus continued sanitary and garbage discussions.
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Logan
Victory Gardens
Logan City
City Hall
W. Denzil Weltner
Solons
Main Street
Orchard Street
Gallagher Ave
State Highway Department
R. R. Loomis
Ohio Power Company
Paul Bennington
Zanesville
C. L. Wonn
Sterling Smith
Columbus
The
Western Union
Logan Arrested in Assault and Battery Case
Logan was arrested on an assault and battery complaint filed by his wife Robert Kerns of Union Furnace. He was bound over to the Hocking County grand jury in the sum of 4 dollars after arraignment before Magistrate Frank St Clair. Sheriff Floyd Duffy took him into custody.
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Logan
Robert Kerns
Union Furnace
Hocking County
Bonch
Frank St Clair
Floyd Duffy
Logan Councilman Rus sell Howe Returns After Injury
Logan city councilman Russell Howe attended his first regular meeting since November 1942 after a serious automobile crash near Thanksgiving that left him homebound for months.
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Logan
Russell Howe
Wee
Virginia Governor Welcomes UN Delegates to Hot Springs
Gov. Colgate W. Darden Jr. of Virginia greets United Nations food conference delegates and warns them to observe Virginia liquor laws during their stay at Hot Springs.
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Colgate W. Darden, Jr
Virginia
Coast Guard Speaker Addresses Rotarians in Gallipolis
Walter Neary of Point Pleasant spoke to the Rotary Club about the Coast Guard history from 1790 making it the oldest service. He noted its peacetime Treasury and wartime Navy jurisdiction and mentioned Coast Guard casualties in the last war plus his personal bond appeal due to a family casualty.
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Gallipolis
Coast Guard
Walter Neary
Point Pleasant
Rotary Club
Paul McHugh
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Ironton
Yeoman
Neary
Armed Forces
United States
Navy
Treasury Department
Navy Department
Indiana
Robert D. Thomas
Frank Wetherholt
Neal Made Second Lieutenant in Armored Force OCS
Howard IL Neal of Patriot R D 1 has been commissioned a second lieutenant after graduating with the 29th class at Fort Knox Kentucky.
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Gallipolis
Howard IL Neal
Patriot, R. D. 1
Armored Force Officer Candidate School
Ft. Knox
Granville Pastor to Preach Sunday
Rev. John E. Geil of Granville will be guest pastor at Ebenezer Baptist Church near Maxville Sunday at 10 30 a m. He will speak and show motion pictures of his mission work in Africa. He will also speak at Friendship Methodist Church near Junction City at 8 p m Sunday.
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Logan
John E. Geil
Granville
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Maxville
Africa
Friendship Methodist Church
Junction City
Logan man fined for intoxicated driving arraignment
Leslie Thomas Logan Route 3 pleaded guilty before Magistrate Frank St. Clair to intoxicated driving. He was fined $100 and costs or be jailed, and was remanded after failing to pay. He was arrested Saturday near Logan by county sheriff due to the charge.
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Logan
Leslie Thomas
Frank St. Clair
Coss
Logan Kiwanis Club screens polt ood fishing film at White House
The Logan Kiwanis Club held a Tuesday night meeting at the White House where motion pictures on polt ood fishing were shown. Wilter Lanning chaired the committee in charge of the screening which also included local rotor mover. LOAN Admitting his guilt to a charge of reckless driving, John Lom Logan Route 4 was fined 19 dollars and costs when arraigned before Mayor Denzil Weltner. He was arrested by Police Chief Lewis Reynolds on Main Street Monday.
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Logan
Logan Kiwane Club
White House
Wilter Lanning
Loan
John Lom
Denzil Weltner
Lewis Reynolds
Main Street
Birth of Herman Edward Maione in Logan area
Logan announces the birth of a five pound son to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Maione of Cincinnati formerly Logan. The infant is named Herman Edward. A 35,000 ton battleship costs the U.S. government 70 million dollars, equal to 933,333 war bonds of 100 dollars.
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Logan
Herman Maione
Cincinnati
Herman Edward
U.S
Bond Sales Hit S70 000 on First Day
Logan Rolland Bright announced the Logan and Hocking County Second War Loan drive raised about 70000 on Monday the opening day. He said the county quota of 331000 is already partly achieved with over 200 volunteers aiding a house to house canvass delayed by weather. The drive aligns with the national War Finance Committee effort.
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Logan
Rolland Bright
Logan and Hocking County
Bright
War Finance Committee
Hocking County
Logan Brief Social Notes
Logan social page notes Friendly Chatter Club fun at the Riggs home with games and prizes won by Cleone Goodlive, Ottis Sheets, Robert Mohler, Robert St Clair, and Clinton St Clair. May 7 meeting set at Donald Taylor home and other club notices follow with gatherings in Logan and nearby areas.
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Glen Gillette
Narda
Edgewood
Clinton St. Clair
Louella Howdyshell
Cleone Goodlve
Ray Griggs
Donald Taylor
Two More Logans Enlisted for Army Vows
Hocking County selective service board announced two Logan youths have volunteered for immediate duty in the U S Army. James Albert Jones Logan Route 4 and Kenneth Olis Mount E Main St City passed screening and will join a future inductee contingent.
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Logan
Hocking County
Club Organization To Be Discussed In County Areas
Logan county extension agent James R Smoot will lead a Wednesday night meeting for boys in Laurelville Smiths School and Sams Creek to discuss plans for three 4 H clubs. Union Furnace and Enterprise clubs plan similar sessions Thursday with Rev Carl Wilson leading at the school. Mt Pleasant boys club will outline season projects and elect officers Friday at Arthur Dellmatches home.
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Logan—Organization
James R. Smoot
Laurelville
Smith's School
Sams Creek
Union Furnace and Enterprise Clubs
Carl Wilson
Kline Memorial Church
Mt. Pleasant
Arthur Dellmatch
Thursday Last Day For Water Discount
Logan Miss Garnet Sheet of the city waterworks warns Logan property owners that Thursday is the final day to receive a 15 percent discount on water bill payments. Waterworks office in the City Building opens 9 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 5 p.m., with notices mailed to all owners about the deadline.
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Logan
Miss Garnet Sheet
City Waterworks
License to Marry Issued by Probate Court
Two marriage licenses were issued by the Probate Court. Everett L. Styers 42 of Glouster and Dora Ann Giffin 17 of Murray City are listed as being at home with parents Lige Giffin. Frank Earnest Wagner 22 of Logan Route 1 and Margaret Mary Timberlake 19 of Logan are listed as at home with parents Howard F. Timberlake.
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Logan
Everett L. Styers
Glouster
Dora Ann Giffin
Murray City
Lige Giffin
Frank Earnest Wagner
Edward Wagner
Margaret Mary Timberlake
Howard F. Timberlake
Logan Notes and Local Illnesses and Discharge
Mrs. William Fields of the Dicken Addition is reported seriously ill at home. Mrs. Jennie Whitcraft Price on East Hunter Street has influenza. Dick Milne of Sandusky, foreman at a powder plant, suffers pneumonia per his parents. Charles P. Glass on East Hunter Street has received an honorable discharge from the U S Army after exceeding the age limit. he was stationed at Camp Breckinridge Kentucky.
Lime Comes For Farmers in Large Local Shipment
Logan area reports the unloading of the first two cars of a massive lime shipment for farmers. An AAA committee led by Paul Shaw says a special pit loader is ready and scales repaired to handle about 80 car loads in coming months. Stacey Beougher holds the distribution contract.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
AAA
Enterprise
Paul Shaw
AAA Committee
Stacey Beougher
Logan youths receive Navy and Coast Guard commissions
John R. Moore of Logan son of City Councilman George Moore is commissioned an ensign in the U S Navy and heads to Harvard University for training after Ohio State University and Logan High School. His brother David W. Moore, a Logan and Ohio State graduate, is commissioned as an ensign after graduating from the U S Coast Guard Academy.
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Logan
John R. Moore
Columbus
George Moore
U. S. Navy
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Logan High School
Ohio State University
David W. Moore
Ohio State
U. S. Coast Guard Academy
New London
Farmers May Secure Loans on April 20
Logan Clarence Fealty field supervisor for the Emergency Crop and Field Loan office will be at the county extension office from 9 30 to 10 30 a m on Tuesday April 20 to accept applications from farmers for crop production loans Farmers seeking loans or financial help with crop production or livestock or poultry feed are urged to meet the representative on that date.
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Logan
Clarence Fealty
Emergency Crop and Field Loan Office
Miller Family Plans Move to Bexley April
Mr and Mrs D A Miller move April 19 from Washington Avenue to Bexley where he has worked for several years. Their daughters Miss Gertrude Miller and Miss Evelyn Miller remain in Logan until May 1 then join the family in Columbus.
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Logan
D. A. Miller
Washington Avenue
Bexley
Gertrude Miller
Evelyn Miller
Columbus
Mrs. Anna Adkins Dies After Long Illness Near Gallipolis
Mrs. Anna Florence Adkins wife of Andrew A Adkins died at her home near Gallipolis after a long illness She would have observed her 62nd birthday on May 8 She was a West Hamlin West Virginia native and is survived by six children Mrs John Borders Akron Mrs Charles White Newark Pvt Curtis E Adkins U S Army Mrs Everett Coleman Gallipolis Virgil Adkins Ironton and Kathryn Adkins at home Two sisters two brothers and two grandchildren also survive Funeral services will be held at Sheridan West Virginia
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Gallipolis
Anna Florence Adkins
Andrew A. Adkins
West Hamlin
Lincoln County
W. Va
John Borders
Akron
Charles White
Newark
Curtis E. Adkins
U. S. Army
Everett Coleman
Virgil
Patrolmen Appointed After Exams in Gallipolis
Robert D. Gibbs scored 95.5 percent and Cecil Thivener 85.5 percent in the patrolman exam and were granted permanent appointments by the Municipal Civil Service Commission at a City Commission meeting. The ordinance set the clerk’s salary at 120 dollars per year. Two others who passed will join the patrolmen eligible list.
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Gallipolis
Robert D. Gibbs
Cecil Thivener
Municipal Civil Service Commission
City Commission
Garfidq Ave clerks tied to Civil Service Commission
Readable fragments indicate Garfidq Avenue residents Leslie Niday and F Atkinson connected to a city salary question for a clerk at the Civil Service Commission. Mentions include Canaday, Switzer city attorney, and Earl Moore as president with O Rue on the commission and vacancies referenced.
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Leslie Niday
F Atkinson
Garfidq
Civil Service Commission, Canaday
Citor Switzer
Canaday
Earl Moore
O. Rue
Police Court Notes Report Local Youth Institutions
Gallipolis officers Barberton arrived Tuesday to take charge of a young girl apprehended in Gallia on a grand larceny charge. A bicycle stolen from Gilbert in Hunt on Thursday April 8 was recovered Sunday by Sheriff Elmer Hatfisy and returned to the owner Monday.
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Gallipolis
Barberton
Gallia
Gilbert
Hunt
Elmer Hatfisy
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Athens
Logan Council
Myre Lik
Soring
Paulette Goddard
Ray Mill
Gladys George Virginia Field
and William Bendix
America
Ozzie Nelson
Orch
Errol Flynn
Pred Macmurray
Paul Hansel
Chester Appleman
Mound Street
Oliver Orn
Near Logan
William Trowbridge
Betty Justice
William Justice
Longstreth
Audrey Harris
Raymond Stover
Carl Reynolds
Edwin Trowbridge
Richard McGrath
Logan R. 3
Trowbridge
Camp Sutton
South Carolina
Clib Merts
William Lehman
North Street
Charles Smith
Cart Dudy
Miariam Dunnick
A.T. Spears
Ed. Kemper
Russell Montgomery
Ed Paul
M. Hy. Cherrington
M. J. Cole
J. R. Hankison
Craige Adair
Lagan
Lewis Frasch
Fred Stracke
Alice Frasch
Wooster
Robert Lee
Phil Tschappat
Tschappat
Pittsburgh
George Schwenke
Jack Frazee
Camp Maxey
Texas
Walter Frazee
Marcus Kerr
Dan Wertz
Pleasantville
Merritt Wenn
Chester Spencer
Luther Kuhn
Army
John Moore
Quick's
Cut Rate
Union Street
Ashion
Sheridan
Cussins & Fearn Fruit Trees
Elberta
J. H. Hale
Jonathan
Montmorency
Niagara
T. MacArthur
Globe, A. V
Pfitzer
Gen. MacArthur
E. G. Hill
Radiance
Etoile de Hollande
McFarland
Briarcliff
de Claudius Pernet
K. A
Victoria
Paul Scarlet
van Fleet
Ia Eta
Reamenco & Jouxty
Hoover
Forsythia
Wistaria
Deutzia
Pride of
Rochester
Spirer
W. H
California
Kentucky
Scott
Cussins & Fearn
N. Court St
Athens, O
Gausara
Kate Greenaway
Xatt
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