Warning From State On Vote Rule Reforms Considered
Logan Hocking County election board held a special meeting to prep for the upcoming primary. Secretary of State William J. Kennedy warned that absent and disabled voter ballots must follow the law, or prosecutions will follow. Only 100 disabled voter applications and 55 absent voter ballots had been received, far below two years ago. A Friday meeting will finalize supplies and ballots, with 10 a.m. Saturday instructions for presiding judges. Charles Kleinschmidt got the contract to erect and remove booths in the city and Falls 1 and 2 precincts.
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Logan—Hocking County
Charles Kleinschmidt
Marriage of Gayle Mooney and J Richard Farmer
Logan Brief Social Notes covers the marriage announcement of Miss Gayle Mooney of Logan and Mr. J Richard Farmer of Lisbon on Page 6 with a bride's photo. The rest lists social events in Logan and nearby towns, including a dessert bridge party hosted by Miss Holl, a birthday party for Donald Gribble, visits by William Guy and son, and a church choir picnic at Rachelmacker Park, plus several Western Reserve area social updates.
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Gayle Mooney
Logan
J. Richard Farmer
Lisbon
the Messenger Today
Miss Holl
Betty Holl
E. Main St
Barton Hall
Virginia Sprankel
Betty Smoot
Betty Heine
Jean Weltner
June Grooms
Betty Liff
Phyllis Nixon
Phyllis Leonard
Jean Webb
George Gribble
Donald
Gribble
H. D. Arnold
Carl Larimer
Sterling Smith
Julia Donahue
Norma Lee
Harriett Ann Worthington
Columbus
Joan Krannitz
Judy Walsh
Roberta Schmitter
Delma Hankison
Shirley Larimer
Jane Ann Shriner
Lois Grau
Patty Johnson
Marilyn Garverick
Ronnie
Stanley Soliday
Stanley Jaynes
Carl Hankison
Jimmy Larimer
Sammy Carpenter
Harold Kelch
Billy Miller
Billy Goodlve
Dick Smith
Billy Saxton
Jimmy Myers
David
Donald Gribble
Hospital News Notes in Logan and Nelsonville
Logan Harley Blackston improves at Cherrington Hospital after a sun stroke from a WPA project in Happy Hollow. Gibisonville resident Mrs. D. R. Miller and Murray City resident Mrs. Clarence Harris admitted or observed at the same hospital. Dick Brown from Logan transferred to Lancaster to clerk in a store after years in a local grocery. transfer occurred at week’s start.
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Logan
Harley Blackston
Nelsonville
Cherrington Hospital
Happy Hollow
D. R. Miller
Gibisonville
Clarence Harris
Murray City
Lancaster
Dick Brown
28 Farmers Sign Up For Camp On Sunday
Logan area farmers enroll for a Ross Hocking camp session to be held Saturday and Sunday joining 16 other southeastern Ohio counties. Participants include W I Stone Paul Shaw Howard Clark Frank Krinn Paul Harsh Dell Hughes Alva Hankison Alva N Hankison Porter Heigle Edward Foltz Porter Heinlein B L Thompson Earl Delong W H Mowery J C Guthrie Elmer Risch Roscoe Harsh Forest Keck A G Sellers Wilson Ross Fred McClelland Forest Wolf Pearl McClelland Nicholas Bowers Francis Davis Dan Rhein scheld Charles Knox and Kerwood Martin.
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Logan
Ross-Hocking
Ohio
W.I. Stone
Paul Shaw
Howard Clark
Frank Krinn
Paul Harsh
Dell Hughes
Alva L. Hankison
Alva N. Hankison
Porter Heigle
Edward Foltz
Porter Heinlein
B. L. Thompson
Earl Delong
W. H. Mowery
J. C. Guthrie
Elmer Risch
Roscoe Harsh
Forest Keck
A. G. Sellers
Wilson Ross
Fred McClelland
Forest Wolf
Pearl McClelland
Nicholas Bowers
Francis Davis
Dan Rheinscheld
Charles Knox
Kerwood Martin
Injured Logan Hurler Returns With Team
Logan Roy Marshall a junior league pitcher who suffered a groin injury in Columbus during a tournament returned with the team after hospital treatment. He slipped on a ground ball while fielding and throwing and was advised to rest for several days.
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Logan
Roy Marshall
Columbus
Groveport Wins 28 to 14 Over Local Golfers
Logansport Hocking Valley golfers traveled to Groveport for a return match after a previous meeting on the local course two weeks earlier. Groveport led 28 to 14, claiming two victories in the series. Twenty locals joined. fourteen played, followed by a dinner for the visitors and plans for another series later.
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LOGAN
Hocking Valley
Groveport
Pioneer Youth Meeting at Cantwell Cliffs
The Pioneer Youth held a Cantwell Cliffs meeting Tuesday evening with 25 members present. After a hamburger supper, the group visited Hocking County 4H members at Ross Hocking where they are staying this week. James R. Smoot assisted with the camp operation.
Johnston Couple Begin Canada Trip With Golf Stop
Mr and Mrs C W Johnston of this city left Wednesday for a two week trip into Canada. They will fish and at Groveport Mr Johnston was slated to play in a golf contest between the local and Groveport clubs.
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Logan
C. W. Johnston
Canada
Groveport
Notice to Contractors for Ohio State Highways Project
Sealed proposals are invited by the State Highway Department of Ohio for improvements in Athens County on State Route 161 and related roads. Bid due Aug 12 1938. Project includes grading drainage Seninege structures paving and related work with wage requirements and prebid specifications on file. The director may reject any bid.
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State OF Ohio Department OF Highways
Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Director of
Athens County
Coolville
Pomeroy- Marietta
United States Employment Service
Arthur M. Howard
City Hall
Athenis
Verson
Athens
Department of Industrial Relations
State Highway Department
Department of Highways
John Jaster, JR
Guysville News Roundup Highlights Local Travel and Visits
Dr and Mrs L D Robinson and daughter Mary Dian spent Monday and Tuesday in Cleveland. F B Bean and a guest couple visited the Cloyds in Carthage. Ice cream social drew many from Guysville in Stewart. Betty Marshall returned home after a week with Janice Chapman. Croy family joined the Fullers for Sunday dinner. Mary Frances and Winifred Norris spent two weeks in Columbus visiting Ed Norris. 4 H Camp attendees include Bob Chapman Joe Chapman and Gertrude Ashcraft. Pearl Dye and Evangeline spent days with friends. Leta V McLaughlin Paul and Pauleta and Edith Whetzel returned from a week at a summer home near Moundsville WV. Current ill list includes Reba Marshall and Edna Chesser. Tom McCune seriously ill with typhoid fever. Mary Barker, 88, critically ill at Green Branch home. Rev J N Rice on two weeks vacation from M E Circuit. L D Robinson of Cairo WV visited son Dr Robinson and family.
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Guysville
L. D. Robinson
Mary Dian
Cleveland
F. B. Bean
Frank Caldwell
Carthage
Stewart
Betty Marshall
Athens
R. D
Janice Chapman
Frank Croy
Clarene Fuller
Mary Frances
Winifred Norris
Columbus
Ed Norris
Londonderry
Ross County
Bob
Joe Chapman
Gertrude Ashcraft
Pearl Dye
Evangeline
Vernon
Leta V. McLaughlin
Paul
Pauleta
Edith Whetzel
Moundsville
W. Va
Reba Marshall
Edna Chesser
Tom McCune
Mary Barker
Green Branch
J. N. Rice
M. E
Cairo
Dr. Robinson
Godman Annex Triumphs in Logan Soft Ball League
Godman Annex defeated Camp Hocking 8 to 6 on a Wednesday evening at S. and S. Park. Meeker of the losers hit one of the longest home runs on the grounds. Potozney collected two doubles for the enrolles. Lunsford pitched for Godman Annex to finish.
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Logan
Godman Annex
Camp Hocking
Meeker
S. Park
Potozney
Lunsford
Godman
Judge 4 H Projects Beginning Monday in Hocking County
4 H Club members in Hocking County will have their projects judged next week. Judgeing starts Monday and continues through Friday. Judging will take place in community centers across the county per James R Smoot county extension agent.
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Logan
Hocking County
James R. Smoot
Six Logan Scouts Head to Camp for Two Weeks
Six Boy Scouts from Logan, members of the St. John Catholic Church troop, left Wednesday for Camp Lazarus to stay two weeks. Those traveling were Bill Johnston, Bob Johnston, Frank Weiland, Tom Weiland, Jim Crabbe, and Pat Donahue. Charles Rauch, son of Dr. and Mrs. C F Rauch, already in camp for two weeks, will extend his stay by another two weeks.
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LOGAN
Camp Lazarus
St. John Catholic Church
Bill
Bob Johnston
Frank
Tom Weiland
Jim Crabbe
Pat Donahue
Charles Rauch
C. F. Rauch
Ballot Deadline Approaches for Absent Voters
Midnight Saturday is the final date for applying for absent or disabled voters ballots. Carl F. Brandt, clerk, will be on duty until that hour. Most absent voter ballots are received from people who are leaving on vacations.
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Logan
Carl F. Brandt
Baseball to Resume in Logan Junior League
Baseball in Logan Junior League resumes next Monday evening after a one week lapse due to the tournament team traveling to Columbus. The West Enders will face the Central Giants Monday evening and Hilltop meets East End on Wednesday evening.
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Logan
Columbus
West Enders
Central Giants
Hilltop
East End
Legion Band Drills Logan Practice Weekly
The American Legion Band continues weekly rehearsals at their hall with Melvin Harbarger assisting to organize the session each Wednesday evening.
Hocking Choir Rehearsal At St Matthew Church
The Hocking County Grange Choir gathers for a rehearsal at St Matthew Lutheran Church this evening at 8 p m with Mrs James R Smoot in charge.</s>
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Hocking
Logan
Hocking County
Northern Rural Board Sets School Opening Aug 29
At the regular meeting the Northern Rural Board of Education fixed the opening date for district schools including Columbia Harrisonville and Downington on Monday Aug 29 to aid farm families. An ice cream supper and pageant Beautiful are planned at Dyesville Church for Aug 5.
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Northern Rural Board
Carpenter
Northern Rural Board of Education
Columbia
Harrisonville
Downington
Dyesville
Ohio
Logan Merchants Seek State Meet Bid After Greens Run Doubleheader
Logan Merchants softball team aims for the State tournament in Columbus on August 21. With a strong record, the team has faced top regional opponents and will play a doubleheader at Greens Run on Sunday to sharpen their case.
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Logan
Logan Merchants
Columbus
Greens Run
Death of Henry Cherrington Reported in Mt. Pleasant
Relatives here received news Wednesday evening of the death in Mt. Pleasant Michigan of Henry son of Mr and Mrs Owen Cherrington He was a grandson of Dr J S Cherrington of this city whom he visited recently Details concerning his death were not learned.
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Logan
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Henry
Owen Cherrington
J. S. Cherrington
Rockview Park Draws Crowds North of Rockbridge
Rockview Park near Rockbridge attracts growing visitors this year said manager George Mathias. The site is popular for picnics and family reunions with two to three events booked in one day. Mr and Mrs Noel White traveled to Cambridge to be at home to friends after returning from a wedding trip.
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Logan
Rockview Park
Rockbridge
George Mathias
Cambridge
Noel White
Mr. White
That
Picnic Report From Cantwell Cliffs A Midweek Outing
Mr and Mrs Franklin Grant of Chicago along with Mr and Mrs J W Woodard and daughter Eleanor and Mr and Mrs Robert Keynes and son Bob visited Cantwell Cliffs for a Wednesday evening picnic in this city.
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Logan
Franklin Grant
Chicago
J. W. Woodard
Eleanor
Robert Keynes
Bob
Cantwell Cliffs
Logan Weather Drops Sporadic as Storms Parade Nearby
Rain storms moved near Logan Tuesday night and Wednesday with heavy rainfall within a mile of the city and only light drops locally. Scotts Creek rose above banks in lowlands, signaling widespread rainfall in the region.
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Logan
Scotts Creek
Local Visitors Stop By In Community
Bob Chapman of Toledo visits friends in town while Albert Cline from Coshocton travels to see his sister Mrs. Howard Folden. Mr and Mrs Alva Rawlings and Mr and Mrs Homer Welsh host guests during the stay.
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Alva Rawlings
Homer Welsh
Bob Chapman
Toledo
Albert Cline
Coshocton
Howard Folden
Camp trip for Logan Hocking farm women at Camp Ohio Utica
Camp Ohio at Utica hosts Logan Hocking County farm women from Sunday evening to Wednesday. Attendees include Mrs. L. T. Worley Rock House Mrs. Paul Shaw Good Hope Mrs. Bessie Mc Clelland Perry Mrs. Dan Rhein scheid and Mrs. Charles Salts Union Furnace Mrs. A. G. Sellers Ilesboro. Roy Curl and Bill Donahue report visiting friends in Mt. Pleasant Michigan and Illinois before returning home Saturday.
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Logan
Hocking County
Ohio
Utica
L. T. Worley
Rock House
Paul Shaw
Good Hope
Bessie McClelland
Perry
Dan Rheinscheid
Charles Salts
Union Furnace
A. G
Sellers
Ilesboro
Roy Curl
Bill Donahue
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Illinois
Michigan
Logan Group
Stars Say Friday August 5 Promising for career moves
The forecast for Friday August 5 highlights a lively, enterprising day with potential promotion and honors from superiors. Caution advised in signing papers due to fraud risk. Those born on this day may gain employer favor and show strong initiative, though may seek easiest routes.
England Scotland and Ireland Smaller than New Mexico
A concise comparison notes that the combined land area of England Scotland and Ireland is smaller than the U S state of New Mexico, highlighting the relative sizes of these regions.
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England
Scotland
Ireland
New Mexico
Major Surgical Operation at Columbus Hospital
Mrs. G E Carr von Logan is recovering after a major surgical operation at Columbus Hospital on Wednesday. She had been ill for several months.
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Columbus Hospital
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