Logan City to seek RF C aid for water works and light plant
Logan officials vote to authorize Mayor Bright to apply to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for funds to improve the water works, extend the system, and add an electric light plant. A study trip to Wellston to inspect water plants and muni led lights is planned, while July receipts show a sharp drop and about $3000 in unpaid rent may accrue by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stracke
Weiss
Showalter
Bright
Fred C. Shively
W. H. Gaffney
Wellston
Hall
Visitor from Florida to spend four weeks in Ohio
Mickie Brown of St. Augustine Florida arrived in Logan Tuesday evening to spend four weeks with Mrs. J. F. Bond and family. He traveled to Ohio with David Kauffman who was bound for his home in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickie Brown
St. Augustine
Fla
Logan
J. F. Bond
Ohio
David Kauffman
Cleveland
Moone’s Emerald Oil Promises Instant Corn Relief
An advertising blurb touts Moones Emerald Oil as instant relief for corns and foot irritation. Quick’s Cut Rate Store recommends applying oil two to three times daily and binding the toes at night to shrink and shed corns within a day or two with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone
Quick
Haydenville High pupils to meet for new term schedules
August 11 note calls all Haydenville High School students to assemble at 9 AM Tuesday under Principal H. H. Sands to set class schedules and pick up textbooks for the coming term. This early meeting ensures classes start promptly when school opens September 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Haydenville High School
H. H. Sands
Sands
Juniors Win in Game at Marion
Logan Junior League graduates from the last three years defeated the Marion American Legion runners up from three years ago by 11 to 4. Dawley and Carlton Hill pitched for Logan while a 15 year old Marion player hit a home run and a triple. S. C. Bright, Marion president, planned and accompanied the Logan delegation.
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Logan
Aug
Marion
American Legion
Logan Ll. Marion
S. C. Bright
Dawley
Carlton Hill
Bright
Ohio
Columbus
Whosit Club Hosts Low Scoreholders for Tea and Cards
Low scoreholders in a series entertained high scorers Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Frank W. Harden on North Culver Street. Hostesses included Mrs. Phil Tschappat Buellaby and Marie Sprankel. A 3 PM card session led to 6 PM dinner and a social hour with guests Mrs. E B Truebrood Roger Friend C L Abell Clinton Webb and substitute Sarah Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Harden
North Culver Street
Phil Tschappat
Buellaby
Marie Sprankel
E. B. Truebrood
Roger Friend
Groundhog Captured in City for First Time in Years
Logan aug 11 James Barker heard a noise in the alley behind his North Street home and found his dog battling a large groundhog that had invaded the city. The dog won the struggle, marking the first groundhog caught inside the corporate limits in many years.
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Logan
North Street
James Barker
Two Deny Guilt On Seine Charge
Laurelville men Hershel Swalbaugh and Clem Swalbaugh pleaded not guilty before Mayor Huyt Egan after arraignment on July 12 charges of using a 30 foot seine in Salt Creek. Officers surpassingly linked eight or nine men to the fishing party. Lehman Huston awaits Ross County action. Prior arrests in the same case include Robert Karshner Roy Johnson and Forest Black who pled guilty and were fined $25 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehman Huston
Ross County
Robert Karshner
Roy Johnson
Forest Black
Grangers To Picnic Wednesday In Hocking County
Hocking County Grange plans an all day picnic at Rock House next Wednesday with four subordinate granges and the Pomona Grange attending. Invitations go to neighboring counties. Lecturers Brimner Rheinscheid North and Brown lead the program committee. A basket dinner will be at noon and a ball game is set for the afternoon.
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Logan
Hocking County
Rock House
Arlie Brimner
Miss Green Visits Logan En Route Home
Miss Sadie Green of Medina, former first public health nurse for rural Hocking County, stopped in Logan on Monday while traveling from Kentucky with her mother. She now works in Medina public health. She notes Dr. W. D. Mahoney is Medina health commissioner.
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Logan
Sadie Green
Medina
Kentucky
Birthday party honors Pauline Schultz at Front Street home
Mrs Roy Schultz hosted Pauline Schultz eighth birthday party on Front Street with games and contests. Awards went to Miriam Schultz Jeanne Schorr Marjorie Vandament Eileen Rutherford and Martha Schorr. Refreshments were served with help from Mrs Cora Schultz and guests included Virginia Butterfield Patsy Ruble Eileen Rutherford Betty Pickett Gene Kanade Betty Rothman Margaret Morley Mary Adcock Betty Moriarity and others from Atlantic City Pauline Schultz Bobbie Schultz Marjorie Nadine Vandament Mir iam Schorr and Jeanne Schorr
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Roy Schultz
Front Street
Pauline
Miriam Schultz
Jeanne Schorr
Marjorie Vandament
Eileen Rutherford
Martha Schorr
Cora Schultz
Virginia Butterfield
Patsy Ruble
Betty Pickett
Gene Kanade
Betty Rothman
Margaret Morley
Mary Adcock
Betty Moriarity
Miriam
Dale Schultz
Marjorie
Nadine Vandament
Frances
Ann
Martha
Atlantic City
Margaret
Bobbie Schultz
Joe Rowley Jr. Fractures Arm in House Accident
Logan report says Joe Rowley Jr. son of Mr and Mrs Joe Rowley West Main Street sustained a fractured bone in his right arm Saturday after being shaken from a shade tree near his home. He remains able to move about with his arm in a sling.
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Logan
Joe Rowley, Jr
Joe Rowley
West Main Street
Dahlia height champion contender from Haydenville plant
Logan reports Charles Wolfe of Haydenville entered a four branched dahlia stalk reaching seven feet eight inches to the highest tip in the local championship, signaling a strong showing for the competition.
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Logan
Charles Wolfe
Haydenville
Tomatoes Grow Wild in Local Garden Reach 67 On One Plant
Logan Aug 11. Rev James R Fielda garden on East Hunter Street yields a tomato plant bearing 67 tomatoes with a branch carrying 13 good size fruits. S C Bright accompanying reports. another plant in the same garden has even more fruit.
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Logan
James R. Fielda
Hunter Street
S. C. Bright
Cutler Team Upsets Fleming Nine In Close 7 6 Victory
Cutler athletic baseball team edged Fleming 7 to 6 at Fleming's diamond on a sunny Sunday. Fleming plans a return game at Cutler's diamond next Sunday with a 2:50 p m start time. Local notes mention Lovell Dickinson ill with tonaliitix under Dr Reever care and Gerald Harris burn incident earlier.
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Cutler
Cutler Athletic
Fleming
Athletic
Lovell Dickinson
C. M. Reever
Before
Woman Arrested on Assault Charge in Logan Township
Della Crippen was arrested at her Washington Township home after an affidavit accused her of assault and battery against R. C. Brimmer with a poker. The case will be heard by Judge A. M. Ellinger.
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Logan
Della Crippen
Sol Ellinger
Stanley Sparnow
Washington Township
R. C. Brimner
A. M. Ellinger
Vigilantes Guard Garment Trucks In Pennsylvania Strike
Civilians in Perkasie and Sellersville patrol towns to fend off alleged New York racketeers threats during a garment strike. Ex servicemen guard each truck leaving local factories bound for New York, armed with tear gas bombs and masks supplied by Philadelphia police.
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Perkasie
New York
Hebbardsville Meetings At School House Under Grace
A series of meetings was held at the school house led by the Rev Grace. Recent visitors included Mr and Mrs Elmer Stewart of Athens and Mr and Mrs Lott Neleen and two daughters of Parkersburg. Other locals hosted guests and traveled for visits in Columbus and Akron.
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Grace
Martha Blackwood
Elmer Stewart
Athens
Lott Neleen
Parkersburg
James Whaley
Columbus
Akron
G. V. Wingo
Mead
Marry Hawk
George Mawk
Stewart
Russell Oxtey
Bates
Sherman Parker Dennis Pauley
Maris
Middleport
Harry Davis
Vernice Bobo
Clarks Chapel
Natalie Talmadge Keaton Wins Interlocutory Divorce From Buster Keaton
Natalie Talmadge Keaton was granted an interlocutory divorce from Buster Keaton after testifying that he was a “rounder.” The Los Angeles proceeding on August 11 reports the separation as a legal step pending a final decree.
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Los Angels
Natalie Talmadge Keaton
Buster Keaton
Buster
German War Prisoner To Be Given Funeral
CHILLICOTHE Aug 1 A German war prisoner who died by drowning in the Scioto River while attempting to escape from Camp Sherman will be removed from the old Camp Sherman Cemetery to the Frankfort Pike for a military burial Thursday afternoon at 1 clock. The American Legion committees led by Henry Breth arranged the removal and funeral after years of consul correspondence between Cleveland and Albert Fromm.
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Chillicothe
Hermarth Supputt
Scioto
Camp Sherman
Jaly
Frankfort Pike
Cleveland
Albert Fromm
American Legion
Henry Breth
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OUICE
Post Office
W. Union ST
Stere
Hobson
Epsom
Tek
Wrisley
Magnesia
Ote
DUICE
Seine
Laurelville
Ilegally
Miss Green
Gerald Harris
Edward Lawcen
James Goins
Zanesville
Goins
Aeral Gotha
Bessie Harris
Gerald
John
Lyle Basim
Marietta
Mr. James
Arthur Lawaseen
Orville Goins
Hazel Harris
Vincent
Ford
Essex
Goodyear
Chrysler Dodge
Nash
Buick
Dodge
Goodyear Speedway
Tume
N.B.C
Red Network
WEAF
Associated Stations
MacFarland Chevrolet
Mac
Chevrolet
Nelsonville
Mickle Tire and Accessory Co
Hebbardsville
Paramount
Vale
Agen
Cross Bros
West Union St
Athens, Ohio
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