Logan changes polling places for upcoming primary
Logan electors will vote at 11 polling places instead of 138 precincts. Third and Fourth Wards have new boundaries with City Hall and East End School Building guiding Third Ward voters. Fourth Ward splits at Gallagher Avenue with locations at Logan Chick Hatchery and 255 Hocking Avenue. 30 absent ballots cast. some applications denied for being within the 50 mile zone. Election supplies prepared. board to meet Saturday and stay in session through Tuesday's primary.
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Logan
Orchard and
Culver Streets
McBroom
John McBroom
P. D. Sloan
Emalie Barnes
Furnace Street
Homer Petty
Samuel Blum
George Eberst
J. G. Collins
Mr. Achauer
J. W. Hull
Rockbridge
Fugitives Captured After School Escape
Sheriff Lloyd and deputies hunted two youths who escaped from the Boys Industrial School and were spotted in Benna Vista District. The pair were captured and brought to Logan, later identified as the same robbers who stole and wrecked an automobile in Cola Valley. They were returned to the school after identification by a ward.
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Logan
Local visit to Sinnotts by Kruskamps and Hill
Mr and Mrs Paul Kruskamp and Zenith Hill of Buch tel visited Mr and Mrs Gerald Sinnott Tuesday evening with their family in Haydenville.
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Haydenville News
Paul Kruskamp
Zenith Hill
Buchtel
Gerald Sinnott
Compliments Tea Honors Washington Guest in Hill Street Home
Miss Dorothy Smith hosted a bridge tea for her guest Miss Rose Morin of Washington D C on Hill Street Tuesday afternoon. Four tables played with tea served after. High scores went to Miss Marie Kleinschmidt and Miss Celia Blasius, while Miss Morin received the guest award. Mrs Clements of Allentown Pa attended as another out of town guest.
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Dorothy Smith
Rose Morin
Washington, D. C
Hill Street
Marie Kleinschmidt
Ecelia Blasius
Morin
Clements
Allentown
Birthday Party for Betty Lloyd Observes Tenth Year
Mrs. W. R. Lloyd hosted a Tuesday birthday gathering for her daughter Betty's tenth birthday. Twenty five guests attended at six o'clock with games and contests followed by lunch. Out of town visitors included Dick Smith Eunice Ann Kinnear Joe Lloyd Jean Lloyd Mr and Mrs John Lovett Mr and Mrs Fred Kinnear Charlies Foster Mrs Lemma Lloyd Murray City Duana Rita Emmish Gordon W Va Mr and Mrs Joe Farbearn.
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W. R. Lloyd
Betty
Dick Smith
Eunice Ann Kinnear
Joe Lioyd
Jean Lioyd
John Lovett
Fred Kinnear
Charlies
Ash Cave records fall as 4893 visit Sunday
Logan Augusts reports record daily attendance at Ash Cave with 4893 visitors. Broad Street Church of Christ of Columbus held a religious service drawing large crowds. Car parking filled the area with hundreds unregistered. July total reached 9356 with 356 visitors from 25 states.
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Logan
Ash Cave
Lewis Jones
Broad Street
Ohio
Fitting Room of Factory to Work in Logan Plant
Logan Aug 7 In a letter to Barton A Hall president of the Chamber of Commerce Walker T Dickerson of the shoe company states the Logan factory fitting room will operate at 50 to 400 pairs daily while the rest of the plant stops. Cutting is done at Columbus plant and local cutting has closed. Dickerson cites 25 years of experience and widespread sales resistance as merchants delay fall and winter purchases 60 to 80 days, leaving the market inactive.
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Logan
Barton A. Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Walker T. Dickerson
Columbus
Dickerson
Funeral held for Harvey Larimer 98 Civil War veteran
Relatives from this city attended the Zanesville funeral of Harvey Larimer 98, a Civil War veteran who died earlier in the week. He had been blind for 21 years and was the last and oldest member of a large family. William Larimer, also of this city, was a brother. Attendees included Mrs. Walter Rochester and son Fred, and Mr. and Mrs. John Larimer.
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Logan
Zanesville
Harvey Larimer
Larimer
William Larimer
Harvey
Walter Rochester
Fred
John Larimer
Wright Named School Officer by Hocking County Board
George L. Wright, former Hocking County Board of Education member, was named county attendance officer for the coming year with a unanimous vote. The appointment starts September 1. The board also elected William R. Cherry to replace Carl C. Poling on the board and noted Newton Spencer did not seek reappointment. Others discussed remonstrances over new districts Laurelville South Bloomingville and Haydenville and approved six drivers certificates for pupil transport.
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Green Township
Spencer
Hocking County
Poling
Marion Township
Cherry
Washington Township
Salt Creek - Benton
C. E. Hardee
Glenn Stacey
Ward Township
J. R. McDaniels
James Frey
Bert Ingmire
Starr Township
Jesse Kitchen
Messburger
Fairfield County
Benna Vista
Laurelville
South Perry
Doctor reports local physician ill with chronic appendicitis
Logan August 7 Dr L E Radekin is reported ill at his home on West Hunter Street suffering from an attack of chronic appendicitis The attending physician hopes to avoid an operation.
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Logan
L. E. Radekin
West
Hunter Street
Four Lancaster Men Fined for Intoxication in Court
Four Lancaster men were fined $5 and costs each after pleading guilty to intoxication charges in magistrate court. Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn arrested them following a wreck on the New Straitsville Road Saturday night. Grover Smith and George Van Demark appeared before Magistrate EK Bright. Denver Walton and William Kelley before Magistrate J P Miller.
Classified Ads Information Contact
Classified notices for The Messenger reference circulation inquiries directed to D. Y. Milne at Logan 272 for scheduling and subscription details.
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D. Y. Milne
Logan
Protest Over Umpire Call Arises In Local League
In Logan on Friday night the Lutheran team protested an umpire decision during a 8 to 3 tied game with United Brethrens, which was ruled disallowed by the Kiwanis Governing Committee. The panel will investigate a separate protest about player eligibility involving Harry Lohr.
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Logan
United Brethrens
Kiwanis
Ray Zanner
Lutherans
Rex Keller
Harry Lohr
Mildred Laube Returns Home After Appendicitis Operation
Miss Mildred Laube returns from Chillicothe hospital after an appendicitis operation performed three weeks ago. She was visiting her sister Miss Maybelle Laube when illness began. She will not resume work for two weeks.
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Logan
Mildred Laube
Chillicothe
Maybelle Laube
Riley Held On Abandonment Charge After Transfer
Cecil Riley, arrested in Columbus on a capias from Common Pleas Court, was brought to Logan by Sheriff W. R. Lloyd to answer a charge of abandoning a legitimate child.
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Logan
Cecil Riley
Columbus
Common Pleas Court
W. R. Lloyd
Ashland teen dies after tree-sitting fall ending 496 hours
Ashland Kentucky witnessed a fatal end to a tree-sitting contest when Nelson McIntosh, the final contestant, plunged forty feet and died. The youth had remained aloft for 496 hours, suffering a neck fracture in the fall.
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Ashland
Nelson McIntosh
Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Health Boosts
Advert Shows McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Extract Tablets as a sugar coated form delivering the benefits of cod liver oil. Claims include weight gain and energy, with Good Housekeeping Bureau approval and a 60 tablet package priced at 60 cents from Cline Pharmacy Co.
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McCoy's
New Jersey
McCoy’s
Good Housekeeping Bureau of Foods, Sanitation and Health
Cline Pharmacy Co
Rain After Sprinkling Ban in Logan
Aug. 7 Logan citizens received showers after a no sprinkling order was issued by Service Director Fred C. Shively. The three rain events, starting Tuesday afternoon, Wednesday morning, watered lawns and gardens and eased pressure at the water works plant while officials vow to guard against waste and preserve a reserve supply.
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