Stores in Logan May Not Close on Thursdays
Logan observes Thursday openings all summer per Logan Chamber of Commerce merchants division recommendation. Stores would stay open while arranging clerk half holidays. six dollar days to be held yearly in February, April, June, August, October, December with the first Saturday as the date. C. A. Osey will lead the collection bureau for three more years.
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Logan
Merchants’ Division
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Hocking Valley
Haydenville Girl Ends 11 Year Perfect School Attendance
Logan April 20 Miss Marie Martin completed eleven years of school attendance with no absences and no tardies. The Haydenville high school graduate received a wrist watch from the board of education, presented by board president Thomas D. Brown.
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Mable Hock
Harold Gastin
Alice Allen
George Christmas, Jr
Trimmer Couple Marks 64th Wedding Anniversary
Logan April 20 Henry Trimmer and wife of West Hunter Street celebrated their sixty four year wedding anniversary. Trimmer turned ninety the next day while Mrs. Trimmer remains younger. He has been ill but slightly improved enough to greet visitors at home. The Trim mers long term Logan residents moved from a Hocking County farm.
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Logan
Henry Trimmer
West Hunter Street
Trimmer
Mrs. Trimmer
Hocking County
Reynolds Faces Trial for Child Non-Support in Ward Township
William Reynolds of Ward township stood trial Thursday on an indictment charging non-support of a legitimate child. Defense was handled by Eugene Wright as the jury was expected to hear the case later Thursday afternoon. Mayor Fred Surgen of Murray City was in Logan on business Wednesday.
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Logan
William Reynolds
Ward Township
Eugene Wright
Fred Surgen
Murray City
Wyskiver Found Guilty of Robbery in Orbiston
Wyskiver of Orbiston was found guilty of burglary and larceny by a common pleas jury after about three hours deliberation. The case concerned the January 10 1928 robbery at Harve Sayre’s store, with an alibi from his sister and a contested confession cited by prosecutors. Sentence pending before Judge Whitcraft.
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Ing
Shuttleworth
Henderson
Wyskiver
Robert Surtees
Murray City
Four Coonville men fined in probate court
Four Coonville men pleaded guilty to stealing fruit and vegetables from a cellar. Pearl Lanning and George Thompson received 20 dollars plus costs and 30 days in county jail with 20 days suspended if fines are paid. William Sewards and Don Bryan were fined 30 dollars plus costs and jailed for 30 days with 20 days suspended.
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Logan
Coonville
A. M. Ellinger
Pearl Lanning
George Thompson
William Sewards
Don Bryan
Fourteen Applicants Pass Teachers Tests in Logan
In Logan on April 30 fourteen applicants who sat the teachers examination two weeks earlier earned certificates. Four received 8 year certificates: E Phyllis MacDaniels, Nelsonville Route 2. George B Briley, Lancaster. C A Woods, Logan. Glenn M Johnson, South Bloomingville. One year certificates went to Alice Engle, Marie Engle, Melvalene Addock, Faith Krvin, Elmer Risch, Irvin Risch, Anna Shaffer, Lillian Wood, Fred Wright, Floyd Beal.
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Logan
Board of Examiners
E. Phyllis MacDaniels
Nelsonville
George B. Briley
Lancaster
C. A. Woods
Glenn M. Johnson
South Bloomingville
Haydenville PTA presents Go Slow Mary farce
In Haydenville the Parent-Teacher Association stages a three act farce Go Slow Mary in the community hall directed by Miss Grace Hybarger. Cast includes C. A. Woods Mabel Cary Mrs Morris Vollmer Clarence Matheny Louis Ingram Willard Leel Rev L C McCandlish Arthur Todd Dorothy Saunders and Mrs Clarence Thompson with PTA members singing.
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Haydenville
Parent-Teacher Association of
Grace Hybarger
C. A. Woods
Mabel Cary
Morris Vollmer
Clarence Matheny
Louis Ingram
Willard Leel
L. C. McCandlish
Arthur Todd
Dorothy Saunders
Clarence Thompson
The
Metho dist Sunday School Social in Local Church
Les Amies class of the Metho dist Episcopal Sunday school held a social at the church at 4 p m Tuesday. Mrs Walter Leonard presided. Program included Ruth Brooke vocal solo Ruth Moffat violin solo Joyce Fields piano solo. Minnie Moore paper on Music in Religious Worship with humorous readings by several members.
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Les Amies
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Walter Leonard
Ruth Krrschbaum
Ruth Brooke
Ruth Moffat
Joyce Fields
Minnie Moore
Elma Gail Mooney
J. W. Woodard
EF. R. Hiatt
Ray Beery
Hugh Meldrim
H. W. Larimer
Dinner closes program with ladies committee hosts
Ethel Cooper Miss Julia Adcock and Miss Margaret Smith chaired a two course dinner to close the program. Guests included Mrs. J. W. Coleman Miss Bertha Johnson Miss Moffatt Miss Fields and Miss Mooney.
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Ethel Cooper
Julia Adcock
Margaret Smith
J. W. Coleman
Bertha Johnson
Miss Moffatt
Miss Fields
Miss Mooney
Bridge Club Entertained At Mrs Jones Home
Logan residents enjoyed a Wednesday bridge club gathering at Mrs Edward Jones residence on South Market street with substitute player Mrs Forest among the attendees.
Notable Local Figures Named in Society Notices
Mrs. Clare Abell Weinrich Mrs. Byron Wolfe Miss Mary Bond and Miss Kathryn Bort are listed among society members in a local social column detailing forthcoming events and engagements. The brief item highlights their civilian roles and affiliations within the community.
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Weinrich
Clare Abell
Byron Wolfe
Mary Bond
Kathryn Bort
Witnesses from Ward in Logan for common pleas case
Arthur Eccles Jackson Smith and L C Harper from Ward township were in Logan Thursday as witnesses in a common pleas court case. W H Woodgeard injured his right ankle Wednesday when a large lump of coal fell from a locomotive tender at the Hocking Valley roundhouse and returned to work the next day.
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Arthur Eccles
Jackson Smith
L. C. Harper
Ward Township
Logan
Common Pleas Court
W. H. Woodgeard
Hocking Valley Roundhouse
Local Social Notes Highlight West Virginia Guests
Mrs. Charles Newton of Charleston West Virginia visited Tuesday night with Mrs. Bertha Oberle. Porter Sweazy from Buchtel was a business visitor in Logan Wednesday.
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Charles Newton
Charleston
W. Va
Bertha Oberle
Porter Sweazy
Buchtel
Logan
Missionary Society Headquarters Transfer Debate
Controversial questions over moving United Christ Missionary Society headquarters from St. Louis to Indianapolis awaited action at the international convention of Disciples of Christ in Columbus.
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Columbus
U.R
United Christ. Missionary Society
St. Louis
Indianapolis
International Convention of Disciples of Christ
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