Drought survey requested in Hocking County
Telegrams from federal and state agricultural officials ask Harold Chambers to conduct an immediate drought survey in Hocking County. He will report on crop, livestock, and family needs by Tuesday evening, and plans to contact farmers across the county. No farms are believed to be in actual want at this time.
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Harold Chambers
Federal Department of Agriculture
H.C. Ramenower
State Extension Service
Hocking County
Chambera
Tour to Columbus by Hocking County 4-H clubs
Aug 20 tour led by Harold Chambers will include Ohio State University Dispatch Building and a major department store. About 100 youths are expected to join the Hocking County 4-H clubs on the outing with arrangements for auto transportation.
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Logan
Boera
Xiris
Hocking County
Columbus
Auveust
Harold Chambers
Ohio State University
Dispatch
A. Tr. VW
Elit
Autoamobiles
Playoff Set In Kiwanis Junior League Tie
In Logan on Wednesday evening the Lutherans and United Brethren will replay a tied game from the prior week. A protest over a Luther an player eligibility was withdrawn and the contest rescheduled. The winner faces the Methodist pennant winners in the first half championship race with the final series planned for next week.
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Logan
Lutherans
United Brethren
Kiwanis
Rex Weller
Locust Tree Blooms Twice This Summer At Pet Karahner Farm
Extreme dry weather fails to stop a locust tree on the Pet Karahner farm near Laurelville from blooming a second time this summer. Fragrant blossoms have been gathered into bouquets and shared with friends.
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Logan
Aig
Karahner
Laurelville
Hearings Set For Himton Kneece On Theft and Liquor Charges
Logan Aug ti Hearings will be held Monday before Judge Harlow M Whitcraft for Perry Himton and Marvin Kneece of Pike Run. Held on alert liquor charges they were arraigned Saturday on possession charges and pleaded not guilty. Bond in each case was set at 800.
Former World War unit shows support for Col Ned Thacher
Calliope Logan and 11 com rades who served with Col Ned Thacher in World War I travel the Lith District in a Hope banner car to display support for his candidacy for Congress. Thacher, who served with the 186 Field Artillery overseas, now commands the 184th Artillery of the Ohio National Guard.
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Logan
Ned Thacher
Thacher
186 Field Artillery
184Th Artillery
Ohio National Guard
Five arraigned as last weekends offenses in Logan
Five men arrested by Deputy Hammond on liquor law violations and other offenses were arraigned. Reynolds, Bachstedt, Edwards, Truax, and McConahey faced varying charges from intoxication to reckless driving to chicken stealing. Truax pled guilty and paid fines. Edwards and Reynolds faced fines. Bachstedt fined. McConahey pleads not guilty and awaits trial.
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KR. G.truax
Green Township
Reynolds and Bacharedt
Rockbridge
Enterprise
Hammond
Reynolds
Mayzrristrate J
C. T. Stephenson
McConahey
Br.o F. Brighton
Logan
Fred Bailey
Fairfield County
Fairfield
Hocking
Arm Fracture Sinks Logan Driver After Auto Flips
Alva Bray a Hocking Valley Railroad employee fractured his right arm Sunday afternoon when his car overturned into a ditch near Hamdev. He was taken to Logan for care and to Columbus hospital Monday. His wife, who was with him, escaped with minor injuries.
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Logan
Alva Bray
Hocking Valley Railroad
Jett
Hamdev
Mra. Bray
Minorcule
Bruthes
Mr. Bray
Columbus
Marreagi Licenses Issued to Local Residents
Arthur W. Schell age 2 salesman of West Chicago and Martha E Clements 38 stenographer of Logan, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sidney Clements received licenses. Rev James Ik Fields officiated. Lloyd W Coakley 21 operator of Logan son of Wesley Coakley and Ruby Agner 21 of Logan daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Amner were licensed with Magistrate CG T Stephenson officiating.
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Marreagi
Arthur W. Schell
West Chicago
Martha’ E., Clements
Logan
Sidney Clements
James Ik. Fields
Lloyd W. Coakley
Wesley Coakley
Ruby Agner
Paul Amner
Cg.t. Stephenson
Plan Reunion Focuses on Are We Pleasure Mid
Aug 23 at Old Marion Church Marion Township hosts Soldiers and Farmers Reunion. Rev Porter Wright of Lancaster discusses the topic Are We Pleasure Mid. Millard S Brown serves as master of ceremonies. L P Mooney and Mrs Kate Frances to speak in morning program. Afternoon features games and athletic events after Wrights address.
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Wright
Mrs McCormick Hosts Beverly Guests At Belle Hysen Tea Room
Mrs Laura McCormick entertained Thursday with guests Mrs Charles Applegate, Miss Elea nore Applegate, Miss Bessie Wright and Miss Minnie Wright of Beverly and Mrs Oa Tes of Enterprise. They were served dinner at the Belle Hysen Tea Room in the evening.
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McCormick
Laura McCormick
Charles Applegate
Eleanore Applegate
Bessie Wright
Minnie Wright
Beverly
Oa Tes
Enterprise
Belle Hysen Tea Room
Reckless Driving Fined in Bexley Case
Fred Issex of Bexley was fined ten dollars plus costs by Mayor Whas Bright after pleading guilty to a reckless driving charge filed by Police Chief John Bell. The offense reportedly occurred Saturday on Hunter Street.
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Logan
Fred Issex
Bexley
Whas Bright
John Bell
Hunter Street
Belle Hyson Tea Room Hosts Employee Meeting
EMPLOYES MEET reports a 21 Friday evening gathering at the Belle Hyson Tea Room where workers and management of the National Fireproofing Company Haydenville shared a set-together meeting. The item lists local visits and relatives across Logan Lancaster Ada Haydenville Columbus Sandusky and Troy Wolfe of the United States.
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Belle Hyson
National Fireproofing Company of
Haydenville
Navy visits sister in Logan and Rose events
Navy traveled to Logan to visit his sister Miss Glenna Davis over the weekend. Miss Rose Vulcano was hosted by relatives in Roseville for Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Walter Denny of New Straits ville was admitted to Cherrington Hospital for an operation.
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Navy
Logan
Glenna Davis
Rose Vulcano
Roseville
Walter Denny
New Straitsville
Cherrington Hospital
Local families visit in Logan area over weekend
Mr and Mrs Ray Brown and son Dayton stayed with Logan relatives over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Harry Mack and family visited Lancaster friends Sunday. George Stuart of Crooksville visited Mr and Mrs Stanley Baker in Logan Sunday. Mr and Mrs Joe Case and family returned from the Lancaster Camp Grounds after the camp meeting season.
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Ray Brown
Dayton
lLogan
Harry Mack
Lancaster
George Stuart
Crooksville
Logan
Stanley Baker
Joe Case
Campaign attack surfaces on Main Street during Saturday event
Logan residents witnessed a late campaign moment on Main Street where an attack targeted a Democratic candidate for prosecuting attorney. The event occurred on a Saturday afternoon amid usual last minute materials and banners from competing sides.
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Logan
Main Street
Rains Turn Chinese Civil War Battlefields Muddy
Tor rential rains made Shantung Province and northern regions flood hit with heavy death tolls as floods and fighting disrupted Civil War battlefields in Peiping area.
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Peiping
China
Shantung Province
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