Certification of lands to collect delinquent taxes in Hocking County
Auditor announces that certification of delinquent real estate taxes will continue after the August settlement. After three years state officials may demand full collection and sales to recover due amounts. Taxpayers have about a year to settle with the county treasurer, with partial payments possible to avoid further certification and eventual land sales.
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Logan
Hocking County
W. S.S. Yaw
Murray Seeks Release to Nearer Home Town
Logan John Murray a Union Furnace pitcher seeks release from Siloam Springs Arkansas League so he can sign with a team nearer home. Cincinnati has taken over Siloam Springs as a farm club and Frank Rickey Branch Rickey’s brother visited to sign Murray. If not granted soon Murray may report as training started this week.
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Logan
John Murray
Union Furnace
Siloam Springs
Frank Rickey
Branch Rickey
Cardinal
Murray
Cincinnati
Baseball Leaders To Organize For Season In Logan
Recreational ball officials meet at 7 30 tonight at the chamber of commerce to organize for the season. Last year eight teams played in the local league and a similar number is expected this season. Games will be at S and 8 Park on W Hunter St. Nearby residents travel and visits are noted with several names and locations.
Eight Pups Presented by Logan Roberts
John R. Roberts of this city presents his dog a family of eight puppies. The claim ties a world record set last year in Columbus by a Scotch Terrier.
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Logan
John R. Roberts
Columbus
Mayor Takes Up Rate Issue in Logans City Council
Mayor Kenneth R Fitzgerald and Mayor John Steele met in Wellston to study gas rate actions by nearby cities. They discussed joining southeastern Ohio municipalities in contesting proposed rates before the utilities commission.
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Logan
Wellston
Kenneth R Fitzgerald
John Steele
Ohio
Utilities Commission
Fitzgerald
Church Guild Meets at First Presbyterian in Logan
Franklin Kerr Guild met at the First Presbyterian Church at 7 30 Monday evening with newly installed president Mrs Fanny Spears in charge. Business session assignments were made and a study book chapter on Africa discussed.
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Franklin Kerr
Spears
Helen Rochester
Ruth Heft
Logan
St. Olaf's
Capital University
James R. Smoot
Harold Chambers
Harriet Gibson Weymueller
William Martin
October in New York City With Toby and Tim
In a vivid October set piece New York scenes unfold as Toby and Bill Brandt stroll through crowded avenues and a familiar cafe. Tim presses Toby for a future marriage while Toby resists, revealing tensions between love, duty, and past prominence. The chapter ends with a wedding hint and a tease of further continuation.
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New York
Toby
Bill Brandt
WPA to Begin Concrete Stands Project at Chieftain Field
Six tons of steel for the concrete stands arrived in Logan. Work will start April 29 at WPA headquarters after cement stored in the senior high building. Officials delayed the project until all danger of freezing has passed.
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Logan
Chieftain Field
WPA
Reid Elected President of Logan Rotary Club
Logan officers chosen at the regular meeting with F. J. Reid named president. Harry J. Stevenson becomes vice president Howard B. Kirk is director Harley Meyer secretary-treasurer and Rev. Amos L. Heyde agt-at-arms. The club will visit Malta and McConnellville on May 1 for an inter-city meeting.
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LOGAN
Logan Rotary Club
F. J. Reid
Harry J. Stevenson
Howard B. Kirk
Harley Meyer
Amos L. Heyde
Logan Club
Malta
McConnellville
Young Republicans To Hear Marshall Speak
Logan report states the Young Republican Club will meet at McKinley Club headquarters Thursday evening. Ralph G. Marshall, president of the Young Republican Clubs of the state, will deliver an address. Lunch will be served after the meeting.
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Marshall
Logan
Young Republican Club
McKinley Club
Harley Meyer
Ralph G. Marshall
Young Republican Clubs
Liquor Charge Brings Heavy Fine in Court
Logan man H. E. Hillyer of Columbus was arraigned on DUI charges before Magistrate Whitehart. He pleaded guilty and was fined $100 plus costs with driving rights suspended six months. Patrolman T. Raquet of the Chillicothe State Highway Patrol arrested him.
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Logan
H. E. Hillyer
Columbus
B. Whitehart
T. Raquet
Chillicothe
State Highway Patrol
Frank Ewing
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Claude Burns
South Bloomingville
Logan to host liquor control briefing for local dealers
Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald arranges a 2 PM Thursday conference in Logan with a state liquor control inspector. Local beer and liquor sellers will learn compliant actions under the liquor control act. Participants include Edward Martin Fern Baker and other residents. Magistrate S B Whitehart presiding.
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Logan
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
State Liquor Control Department
Logan E C Hansel Improves After Illness
Logan E. C. Hansel, once confined to home for two weeks, is improved and today about the city again.
Gore man ill at home with complications
Logan Mark Burgess Sr. of Gore is ill at his home with complications. Family members assist in his care, and his son George Burgess of this city has been at his bedside frequently in the last two weeks.
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Logan
Mark Burgess
Gore
George Burgess
Local Man to Undergo Columbus Surgical Operation
Harry Mack of this city travels to Columbus today for a surgical operation planned this week. He is expected to return home within a week barring complications.
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Logan
Harry Mack
Columbus
Masons Inspected by Harry Smith Monday
About 150 masons gathered for the annual inspection of Mingo Lodge Monday evening with Harry L. Smith deputy grand master as inspecting officer. A six o'clock dinner served by Venus Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star preceded the inspection and 30 visitors from New Straitsville Nelsonville Lancaster and Glouster attended.
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Masons
Harry Smith
Logan
Mingo Lodge
Harry L. Smith
Venus
Order of Eastern Star
New Straitsville
Nelsonville
Lancaster
Glouster
Mrs Acker Visits Logan After Injury
Mrs. Acker of Columbus visited Logan with Mr. and Mrs. Eberst and stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith. It was her first visit since a serious Columbus motor accident nearly a year ago and she was accompanied by Mrs. Smith for a few days.
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Leslie Boals
Woodville
Logan
Frank Lanning
Phil McCarthy
Toledo
Columbus
Scioto Consistory
Elizabeth Bannon
Detroit
Elizabeth Ambrose
Jane Ambrose
Ear Landis
Fameily
D. EB. Landis
Barberton
Donald Acker
Paul Eberst
Charles Smith
Athens Ohio Traffic Ordinance Regulating Street Stoppages
Ordinance 736 regulates vehicle standing and stopping on Court Street West Union Street and West State Street in Athens Ohio. It sets time limits from 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. weekdays and 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. Saturdays, with penalties up to 25 dollars first offense and 50 dollars or six months hard labor for subsequent offenses. All fines go to the Safety Fund.
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City of
Athens
Ohio
Court Street
Carpenter Street
President Street
West Union Street
High Street
West State Street
Congress Street
A. D
Cc. Cc
Cornell
Harris
Len B McCune
Inventive Logan-Glenn Bright and Slim Larimer Improve Grindstone
Logan-Glenn Bright and Slim Larimer solved motive power for grinding by attaching an electric drill to the shaft. The stone now whirls rapidly to sharpen hatchets and axes, with no patent filed for the arrangement.
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Logan
Glenn Bright
Slim Larimer
Grindstone
Spring Rehabilitation Calls Swamp Office
Logan Advent of spring increases requests for in home workers at the local National Reemployment office. Russell Dupler notes more housewives seek women for cleaning and men for lawn and garden tasks. Demand this spring surpasses any year since opening.
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Logan
Russell Dupler
Leffler Baby Gilbert Richard Born in Logan
Logan couple Mr and Mrs Gilbert Leffler announce the birth of a son on April 17 named Gilbert Richard. Bowen Sr couple Mr and Mrs William Smith announce a son born Sunday evening. Logan residents show interest in Oberlin College A Cappella Choir program on WTAM with John Kleinschmidt among the performers.
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Logan
Gilbert Leffler
Gilbert Richard
William Smith
Bowen Sr
WTAM
Cleveland
Oberlin College
John Kleinschmidt
Walter Kleinschmidt
S. High St
Re paving advances on S. Walnut under WPA
One half block of re paving completed on S. Walnut Street with work moving steadily under WPA supervision. The project will repave the street to Bowen Street and began at Main Street.
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Logan
S. Walnut St
Bowen St
Main St
Fund Drive for School Band Uniforms Progress
Fund drive led by Band Mothers and the Parent Teacher Association raises funds to purchase uniforms for the Carbon Hill band. An order has been placed for green and white satin uniforms bearing the school colors.
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LOGAN
Band Mothers
ent-Teacher Association
Carbon Hil
Unifor
Car Sales Hold Steady in County Record Totals
The county clerk reports steady new car sales figure per day through Saturday with 36 cars sold, a rate similar to March. The period ended with the highest 1929 mark in the same year, indicating persistent demand despite fluctuations.
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LOGAN
Chariey CA Clerk of Courts
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