Logan Council Hears Power and Gas Rate Talks in Long Session
Logan City Council held a lengthy meeting to discuss a power contract with Ohio Power Co and gas rate negotiations with Ohio Fuel Gas Co. Proposals included 2 cents per KW for five years with standby limits and a $65 monthly minimum. no final action taken.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Logan Council
Logan
Bill Miller
Utilities Committee
Loomis
Ohio Power Co
S. H. Sebold
Ohio Power Company
Hubert D. Lappen
F. W. Phillips
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Lappen
Council
Graham and Graham
Zanesville
Wood Bowen
North Walnut St
Fred Murray
James Bebout
Water Department
Oak Grove Cemetery
Registration Totals For Hocking County Draw Scrutiny
Logan Hocking County total registration reached 2101 with 1448 in Logan 280 in Laurelville 238 in Murray City and 135 in Carbon Hill. Illness prevented several from visiting sites prompting Mrs Kathryn Myers to visit eight homes to register men.
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Logan
Hocking County
Selective Service Board
Laurelville
Murray City
Carbon Hill
Kathryn Myers
Son Wayne Van Curen Reaches Iceland in Service
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Van Curen of 460 Zanesville Ave report their son Wayne has arrived safely in Iceland. He has served in the armed forces for several months and his mail address is Wayne A. Van Curen, 215 Q.M.C. 35004163, A.P.O. 810, Iceland.
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Logan
Tom van Curen
Zanesville Ave
Wayne
Iceland
Wayne A. van Curen
Q.M.C
A.P.O
Remodel Store Adds New Merchandise At Logan Sears
Logan Sears Roebuck and Co on S Spring St has remodeled to gain more floor space for new lines. A department moved to the basement including farm implements and a full building materials department. New lines feature wool rugs hard surface linoleum work and sports clothing summer furniture unfinished furniture towels doors roofing flooring windows and luggage. A sterling silver line will be added and preparations are under way for drugless packets and candies.
Logan birthday dinner honors Mrs Landis and Shirley Six
Mrs Willard Landis Newark and Mrs Floyd Six Athens hosted a surprise birthday dinner for Mrs Earl Landis and her niece Shirley Faye Six in Logan. 28 guests attended with pink and white decorations and a cake inscribed Grace and Shirley.
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Logan
Willard Landis
Newark
Floyd Six
Athens
Earl Landis
Shirley Faye
Landis
Eddie Sherlock
Myrtle Blackston
Ruth
Mary Ellen Blackston
Lonnie Blackston
Owen
Monte Landis
Otis Watts
Verl
Frances Watts
Glen Duffy
Kenneth Weidelach
Columbus
Lloyd Poling
Pearl Six
Stewart
Bobbie
Sharon Kay
James Carmicheal
Odis Landis
Marines
Parris Island
Tells of His London Experiences in Letter
Logan Bob Hay brother of Mrs Hayes Pritchard and Mrs Mon Cook of this city has written from the British Islands where he has served with Canadian forces over a year. He recently returned from a seven days’ leave to London where he met American soldiers. He notes leave costs at five dollars daily and film prices at one dollar seventy five cents with cinema typically fifty cents and food costs high.
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Logan
Bob Hay
Hayes Pritchard
Mon Cook
Grand
British Islands
London
Logan Auxiliary Funds Welfare Projects And Poppy Day
Logan American Legion Auxiliary session voted funds for welfare programs after a joint meeting. Allocations included 25 to USO 20 to Buckeye Boys State 10 to United Chinese Relief and 10 to Boy Scout fund. Mrs Barton Hall to head Poppy Day Committee. Membership chairman announced 89 member quota reached.
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LOGAN
Logan American Legion Auxiliary
United Service Organizations
Buckeye
Delaware
United Chinese Relief
Boy Scout Fund
Barton Hall
J. B. Waldron
Court Rules Helen Elder Case Involving State Insurance Fund
Judge Phil Henderson overruled a motion for a new trial in the Helen Elder et al. v. Industrial Commission of Ohio case filed in Logan. Plaintiffs granted right to participate in the State Insurance Fund and attorney fees for Adams and Rapp capped at 500 dollars. Also in Logan, Tommy Walsh posted the weekly high bowling score with 248 pins, despite not bowling regularly this season.
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LOGAN
Helen Elder
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Phil Henderson
Adams and
Rapp
Tommy Walsh
Walsh
Bridge Awards Mark Cameo Club Meeting
Two bridge tables competed with Mrs. Merritt Rheinscheld and Miss Mabel Blosser earning awards. Lunch ended the session as attendees included Mrs. Larimer, Miss Graham, Miss Kessler, Miss Rec henwald, Miss Miller, Miss Miller, Miss Blosser and Mrs. Cheshier. Cameo Club plans a meeting next Monday at Miss Margaret Rectenwald’s home.
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New Deal
Pauline Cheshier
Merritt Rheinscheld
Mabel Blosser
Rheinscheld
Frank Larimer
Clara Graham
Betty Kessler
Margaret Rechenwald
Evelyn Miller
Gertrude Miller
Mmss Blosser
Cheshier
Cameo Club
Margaret Rectenwald
Hocking County Sets May War Bond Goal at 36000
Hocking County authorities set a May goal of 36000 in war bonds and stamps. Auditor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald announced the target and said general canvass plans will be finalized early next month. Leaders will be named for subdivisions and volunteers sought to meet the quota. December 1923, January 1924, and February totals are cited as 12823, 31404, and 19217 respectively.
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Logan
Hocking County
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Alll
Hocking County Is Well Advertised in State Booklet
Logan reports Hocking County is well portrayed in the Enjoy Ohio booklet issued by the Ohio Development and Publicity Commission. The fifty page guide features fourteen Hocking County park district photos and two central full page pictures highlighting the scenic area. Gertrude Miller, Miss Blosser and Mrs Cheshire are noted in the captioned items.
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Logan
Hocking County
Ohio
Ohio Development and Publicity Commission
Betty Kessler
Margaret Rechenwald
Evelyn Miller
Gertrude Miller
Blosser
Cheshire
Logan Hospital Dismissals And Admissions Report
Mrs Neal BeasleyPlain City underwent a major surgical operation at Cherrington Hospital Tuesday. Mrs Orville Ballenger and son left the hospital for their home Monday. Others dismissed Monday were Mrs Garnet Evans Buchtel and Mrs William Drayton Gore Route 1. Mrs Raymond Ellis Logan was admitted Monday for treatment.
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Logan
Neal Beasley
Plain City
Cherrington Hospital
Orville Ballenger and Son
Garnet Evans
Buchtel
William Drayton
Gore Route 1
Raymond Ellis
Alimony Ordered in Burton Divorce Case
Judge Phil Henderson directed Robert Burton to pay six dollars weekly for two children during the divorce pendency and granted thirty dollars in attorney fees to Mildred Burton. In a separate item Mrs. S. S. Ruble reports her brother Lewis Thorne has completed bombardier training after passing his test.
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Logan
Jefferson Barracks
S. S. Ruble
Lewis Thorne
Annual Senior Class Dinner Held Tuesday in Logan
Logan High School held its senior class dinner Tuesday evening at the First Presbyterian Church with Kiwanians as hosts. Fifty five seniors and ten faculty guests attended as guests of the club. Samuel H. Dillon opened with welcome. Paul Stimson, class president, replied. Dr. W S Gamertsfelder delivered the principal address. America and The Star Spangled Banner were sung with the Brass Sextet performing. Funeral announced for Herbert E Campbell in Haydenville Thursday at 2 p.m.
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Logan
Logan High School
First Presbyterian Church
Samuel H. Dillon
Paul Stimson
W. S. Gamertsfelder
College of Arts
Ohio University
America
Logan High School Brass
Walter A. Kinney
Herbert E. Campbell
Haydenville
Mary Wahl
First Church of God
Logan Alford and Irene Miller Apply for License
Logan Alford a 21 year old truck driver of Ironton Route 1 and Irene Miller 19 at home earned a marriage license Monday Logan is daughter of Mr and Mrs James F Miller
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Logan
Talmadge Alford
Ironton
Irene Miller
James F. Miller
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Bowen St
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