Logan Council Advances Reservoir Funds and Asset Sale
Logan county council approved an additional appropriation for engineering to complete the reservoir project and authorized the sale of an old police car. The measure passed unanimously. a bond issue for city projects including sewer work and a municipal pool remained under study as officials seek public sentiment.
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LOGAN
J. M. Meldrim
R. R. Loomis
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Ecity
FERA
Will Sound Opinion Council
What's on the Air by Butterfield in New York-Hong Kong plans
Radio listings show plans for a U S broadcast to the United States next Tuesday via short wave to CBS with Fabio by U S Consul General C L Hoover and native music. Thursday schedule includes Federation of Music Clubs and Mark Twain Museum opening while various networks air programs from WEAF WABC WJZ and more.
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Ing
United States
CBS
Fabio
U. S
C. L. Hoover
WEAF
NBC
One Man's Family
Fred Allen
Ray Noble
WABC
Lieth Stevens
Byrne and Allen
Jack
Pearl
Chemical Industries
WJZ
Freddie Berrens
Red Davis
Hal Kemp
House of Glass
Grece Hayes
Gene Marvey
Werafnbc
Federation of Music Clubs
Parenta
F. D. Roosevelt
Payroll on Route 31 improvement likely to rise
Reemployment office records indicate 193 men employed on the Route 31 improvement project with payroll around $3,000 last month. Miller and Orndorf hold the contract.
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Logan
Miller and Orndorf
Legion Poppy Day Plans Discussed at Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Logan unit outlines poppy sale plans during Monday night session led by Mrs. Phil Tachappat. Cyrus Rochester chairs the sale committee and Joe Rowley heads memorial work. Attendees target Glouster district conference next Tuesday and must confirm travel by Friday.
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Kirby Snyder
Harriet Sprankel
James Reese
Cy Rochester
Local social notes list visits and family helpers
Miss Jean Smith went to Toledo Friday to assist in caring for her sister in law Mrs J L Smith. Mr and Mrs Gifford Hale and family of Columbus stayed with Mrs Ann Shriner at weekend. Mr and Mrs Judson Shriner visited Mr and Mrs Edwin James of Glenroy on Sunday.
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Jean Smith
Toledo
J. L. Smith
Gifford Hale
Family of
Columbus
Ann Shriner
Judson Shriner
Edwin James
Glenroy
Franklin Kerr Guild at Logan Names Committees for Year
Franklin Kerr Guild at Logan reorganized at Mrs. Fred Burchfield home on Church Street. Officers sworn in include Mrs. Burchfield president and Harry L. Smith vice president. Committees formed include Membership, Publicity, and Finance. Plans for a father and son banquet under HIV Club auspices were completed led by Mrs. Merle Karshner.
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Louise Strent
Helen Smith
Florence Heine
Frank Ricketts
Frank Walters
Frank Harden
Clinton Webb
Miss Heft
Seth Sloan
W. D. Braddock
Marjorie Brandt
Harold Chambers
Stillwell
Guild
HIV Club
Betas Sponsor Faster Dance at Knights of Pythias Hall
Logan Beta Fraternity sponsored a faster dance at the Knights of Pythias Hall Monday night attended by 75 couples. Music was provided by the Hershel Stayton Orchestra of Cleveland. Dr and Mrs Rauch and Mr and Mrs Claude Hammon sponsored. Arrangements were by Charles Wheatley Fred Rochester and Far Shaw with Fred Williams in charge of decorations.
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Logan—Beta Fraternity
Knights of Pythias Hall
Hershel Stayton Orchestra
Cleveland
C. F. Rauch
Claude Hammon
Charles Wheatley
Fred Rochester
Far Shaw
Fred Williams
Clothes Closet Burns at Tom Rainer Residence
Firefighters responded to a blaze on the second floor of the Tom Rainer residence at 43 South Spring Street. The clothing closet was damaged with an estimated loss of about $10. The fire, believed to have started from a lit match used to look into the closet, occurred around 2 oclock Tuesday afternoon.
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Logan—Loas
Tom Rainer
South Spring Street
Recreational League opener ends 6 to 5 at Market Park
Logan H C Godman Company and Camp Hocking teams opened the season with a 6 to 5 victory before about 200 fans at S. and 8S. Market Park. Logan Schools of Marion and Salt Creek Districts close Friday while Benton Township finishes Saturday. special programs are planned for the close.
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Logan-H. C. Godman Company
Camp Hocking
Market Park
LOGAN
Marion
Salt Creek
Benton Township
Thursday's Program Listings for Air Time Schedule
Radio guide lists multiple programs across day and night with show names, host announcers and orchestra acts including Vic and Sade, Ma Perkins, Dreame Come True, Chicago Webb Orch, Paul Whiteman, Manny LaPort, Phil Harris, Benny Venuta, Glen Gray, Fred Waring, and others. Includes times from 2.06 PM to after midnight and various stations in Michigan and Ohio regions.
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Vic and Sade
Ma Perkins
Reg Griffith
bis—Betty and
Rob
Dorothea Ponce
Mary Sothern
Chicago Webb Orch
Colonel Cook
Jack Armstrong
the Norsemen
Bachelor of Song
Bob Newhall
Lowell Thomas
News of the Air
Sam and
Abner
Europe
Rudy Vallee
Paul Whiteman
Press Radio News
Kalamazoo
Mich
Manny LaPort
Barney Rapp
Phil Harris
Vera van 590
Dick Tracy
Buck Rogers
Bobby Benson
Bear Orch
Myrt
Marge
Benny Venuta
Roske Carter
Romance
Leith Stevens
O'Keefe
Glen Gray
Fred Waring
Heldt
Brigadiere
Crusaders
Preddie Bergin
Ennic Madriguera
Bill Hogan
Denny Thompson
Horizontal and Vertical Clues List Puzzle Entry
A mixed set of crossword style clues labeled HORIZONTAL and VERTICAL with numbers and definitions including Russian envoy related terms and common word clues such as knot, wool fiber, pedal digit, and musical note. The fragment reads like a crossword puzzle answer key with entries ranging from 1 to 56 and scattered partial hints.
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St Wand
North America
Darius Barclay Dies at County Home Age Four
Funeral services were held at the County Home for Darius Barclay aged four who died Sunday afternoon. He had been a county ward for four years. The Rev. F. H. Landgrabe preached. Burial followed in Scotts Creek Cemetery. Mrs. H. C. Bright confined recovering from injuries after an auto strike. Mrs Curtiss Cole hosted D. D. Club with substitute members present.
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Logans
Darius Barclay
F. H. Landgrabe
Scotts Creek
Kentuckian Convicted in Attempted Attack on Two Girls
Dillard Vaughan of Bond Kentucky, 41, was found guilty by a Hamilton Ohio common pleas court jury of attempted criminal attack on two minor girls. Sentencing was set for a later date after late Tuesday verdict.
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Cincinnati
Dillard Vaughan
Bond
Common Pleas Court
Hamilton
Ohio
Hocking County Scenic Beauty Speaker at Rotary
Columbus naturalist Edward Sinclair Thomas spoke to Rotarians and guests at the Ambrose Hotel on The Lure of the Sandstone Country. Thomas, a Hocking Countian with a 150 acre farm, illustrated his talk with Orcs and highlighted the area's natural life and scenery.
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Ambrose
Harold Chambers
Thomas
Hocking County
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