Sparse turnout as Hocking County extends personal tax deadline
Logan April 20 A extension for personal tax returns closed with few scattered filings between March 31 and the deadline. Auditor W S Yaw noted only a minority of residents, many non-property owners, filed, while checking will determine county deficiencies for state revenue shares. The piece also mentions a separate 50 000 Lindbergh ransom circular page reference and banks nationwide.
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Logan
W. S. Yaw
Mr. Yaw
Yaw
Ilesboro Graduation Services Are Friday
Commencement preparations are under way at Ilesboro High School. The baccalaureate sermon was delivered Sunday night by Rev. James R. Fields of the Logan Methodist Episcopal Church before a large audience. A Senior-Junior banquet with 100 in attendance was held Tuesday night. Commencement exercises will be held at the Grange Hall on Friday night with a class of 14 graduates including Louise Kitchen and Ernest Brown among others.
West Hunter Street Work Being Rushed at Logan
Logan April 20 progress is being made on the repair of West Hunter Street under service director Fred C. Shively. More than two blocks of old paving have been lifted and relaid with new bricks where worn a tar top dressing has been added to the finished section. The project provides emergency employment for several score of men with laborers alternated for part time work.
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Logan
Hunter Street
Fred C. Shively
Wells Cleaned Boost City Water Capacity
Fred J. Shively, service director, reports seven of ten drilled wells now in operation after cleaning. Each functioning well adds 300,000 gallons daily capacity, increasing total output. daily consumption remains about 850,000 gallons despite season.
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Shively
Logan
Fred J. Shively
Coordination Civic Groups of Hocking Valley Urged to Cooperate
Logan April 20 Barton A Hall president of the Logan Chamber of Commerce urged coordination of Hocking Valley civic groups to concentrate efforts on regional problems He spoke at the Lancaster Chamber of Commerce annual meeting outlining the coordination plan.
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Logan
Barton A. Hall
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Lancaster
Chamber of Commerce
Hocking Valley
Hall
Franklin Kerr Guild Holds First Presbyterian Meeting
The Franklin Kerr Guild met at First Presbyterian Church Monday night with newly installed president Mrs. Frank W. Harden presiding. A six o'clock dinner was served with Mrs. Lester Risch and others in charge. Devotionals were led by Mrs. Edward Jones. Three lesson studies followed chaired by Mrs. Clinton Webb, Mrs. Roger Friend, and Mrs. Arthur Dollmatsch.
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Franklin Kerr Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Frank W. Harden
Lester Risch
M. F. Weymueller
Arthur Dollmatsch
Fred Burchfield
Florence Bort
Edward Jones
Clinton Webb
Roger Friend
Paul Spears
Carl Frepier
Classified and Circulation Ads Notice
Local phone numbers are listed for classified and circulation inquiries in The Messenger. Contact D Y Milne at 272 for ad placement or circulation services, and Clinton Webb notes the society and locals section and telephone line 6024 for updates.
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The
Messenger
D. Y. Milne
Rotary Club and C of C Meet in Logan Monday
A Logan joint meeting of the Rotary Club and the Chamber of Commerce featured Charles E. Nixon, president of the Columbus Chamber of Commerce, as principal speaker on Some Trends in Business and Government, with J. E. Trisch also a speaker. Dinner preceded the program as more than 50 attended.
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Logan
Logan Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Charles E. Nixon
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Nixon
Edwin D. Ricketts
Columbus
J. E. Trisch
Carr Renews Contract With Logan Schools
Logan April 20 G E Carr will be superintendent of the Logan Schools until August 1935 under contract tendered by the Board of Education at a Monday evening meeting. Carr came to Logan two years ago from McConnelsville to succeed the late Co F Ridgley. The board's action was reported unanimous.
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Logan
G. E. Carr
Board of Education
Carr
McConnelsville
Co. F. Ridgley
Miller Ullmark Logan Girl Weds Athens Man in West Va
Mr and Mrs E G Miller announce the marriage of their daughter Elsie Faye to Paul Ullmark of Athens. The ceremony took place at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage in Sistersville West Virginia. He is an auto salesman in Athens and she recently worked as a telephone operator. They will reside in Athens after a short visit in Clinton Pennsylvania.
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Logan
E. G. Miller
Warner Avenue
Elsie Faye
Paul Ullmark
Athens
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Sistersville
W. Va
Wolfe announce daughter's marriage in Logan
Mr. and Mrs. Eber Wolfe of Logan announce the marriage of their daughter Helen to Carl H. Price of Logan on April 2. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Andrew B. Keyser of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Catlettsburg, Kentucky. Mr. Price is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Price of North Orchard Street.
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Logan
Eber Wolfe
Helen
Carl H. Price
Andrew B. Keyser
Methodist Episcopal Church
Catlettsburg
Price
Lewis Price
North Orchard Street
Rectors attend Cincinnati weekend visit and birth notice
Mr and Mrs Alva Rector visited Cincinnati over the weekend as guests of Mr and Mrs Maurice Boste Mr and Mrs Ray Rider announce the birth of a daughter Friday. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs P J Rider Logan and Mrs Dora Norris Russell Ky. The Rev Amos L Heyde of St Matthew Lutheran recovers from measles confinement. Mr and Mrs Osman Burk host Rotary Club dinner in Athens and Mr Burk serves as secretary. A W Sherwood of Marietta was a business visitor in Logan Tuesday.
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Ray Rider
P. J. Rider
Logan
Dora Norris
Russell, Ky
Amos L. Heyde
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Osman Burk
Athens
Rotary Club
Burk
A. W. Sherwood
Marietta
Illness Grips Mrs. Frank Gallagher Kin Beside Her Bed
April 20 report from Logan says Mrs. Frank Gallagher is seriously ill and near recovery unlikely. Family members have gathered at her bedside.
Mrs Marie Nev ille Leaves for Peoria Illinois
Mrs Marie Neville left Tuesday for her Peoria home after spending winter in this city with Dr and Mrs W B Lacock. She is the Lacock's mother in law. After three months in Illinois she will return to the Lacock home. Mr and Mrs Lacock accompanied her to Columbus.
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Logan
Marie Neville
Peoria
Illinois
W. B. Lacock
Lacock
Mrs. Lacock
Columbus
England keeps The Red Boy as auction fails to hit reserve
In Durham England a private sale preserves Lawrence's The Red Boy in England after a 95 000 pound bid fell short of the owner's valuation by the Earl of Durham. The submission set a record high for a European art bid but did not meet the reserve.
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Durham
England
U.P
Lawrence
Earl of Durham
Community Notices Highlight Local Visits and a Wedding
Center Stake Jacob Fethin reports J Hoyt Haning and family spent Sunday with Mrs Hanings father and mother in Harrisonville. Mr and Mrs Charles Bardin visited with Mr and Mrs Homer Troyer. Young folks held an old fashioned gathering and dance at Clifford Patricks home for Letha whose marriage to Ralph Steinmetz was solemnized last week. Mrs Reed Jeffers and son Gene visit Reed's ill mother. Rev Howard FE Warner spent Sunday with Elza Warren.
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Jacob Fethin
J. Hoyt Haning
Mr and Mrs Dixon Visit Cordrays Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dixon called on Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cordray on Friday, noting a social contact between two local couples.
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Thomas Dixon
Lester Cordray
Athens Residents Visit Family Over Weekend
Mrs. Carrie Burleigh of Athens visited her daughter and son in law. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Weatherby and son Hubert of Athens spent Friday evening with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mohler. Elmer Goldsberry and children of Athens were Saturday guests of Mrs. Sarah Goldaberry.
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Eugene Goldsberry
Amesville
William Colmer
Frank Burson
Richard Williams
Carrie Burleigh
Athens
J. W. Weatherby
Hubert
Peter Mohler
Elmer Goldsberry
Sarah Goldaberry
Inspection result pending for Battery BE 134th Field Artillery
After a Tuesday drill at Athens National Guard, Battery BE 134th Field Artillery served lunch. Captain Frank Watkins had not learned the exact result of the Federal inspection last month. A state headquarters rating is expected within a week.
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134Th Field, Artillery
Athens National Guard
Frank Watkins
Delta Sigma Pi Holds First Annual Business Smoker
Athens businessmen gather for a professional smoker hosted by Delta Sigma Pi on Tuesday night. Roger Connor of McBee Binder Co spoke on Athens business clubs. Clark Williams presented Florida travel photos and Paul Sebring sang several songs.
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Athens
International Commerce Fraternity
Delta Sigma Pi
Roger Connor
McBee Binder Company
Clark Williams
Florida
Paul Sebring
Rotary Ladies Night celebrates regional club leaders
Athens Rotary Club hosted a Ladies Night at Hotel Berry attended by sixty guests from Athens and nearby clubs. James Maddox of Columbus, a former district governor, spoke after a 7 o'clock dinner. Guests included officers from five nearby clubs, families from Logan Middleport McConnelsville, and Dr. C. H. Creed and wife from Athens State Hospital. Dancing followed with Hotel Berry Orchestra and Pi Beta Phi members performing songs from the recent Ohio University skit show.
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Athens Rotary Club
Hotel Berry
James Maddox
Columbus
Rotary
Logan
Middleport
McConnelsville
C. H. Creed
Athens State Hospital
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Ohio University
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