Officials Submit Two Flood Repair Projects to FE R A
In Hocking County two flood relief projects were filed through FERA from Logan and surrounding areas. The plans include sewer and street repairs in Athens and countywide road rehabilitation. About 20000 dollars total is needed with 16000 for labor. Washington funds will fund the special allotment, with WPA takeover later for remaining costs. State Engineer Barrickson inspected Goose Creek archway damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max W. Johnson
Zanesville
C. Buliman
Ohio
Hocking County
FERA
WPA
Johnson
Washington
Barrickson
Goose Creek
Presbyterians Beat Pickups In Close Free-Hitting Game
In a postponed Monday match the Presbyterians defeated a mixed team 12 to 10. Webb led the winners with three singles and a double, Brown added three singles and a walk, Shriner hit a home run, Sheline a triple, and Hopkins contributed a single and two walks. The Senior League features tight standings with Maytage and Regies set to play tonight.
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Logan
Presbyteriana
Once
Jones
United 1
Bren
Wite Smith
Webb
Karshner
Presbyterians
Brown
Shriner
Sheline
Thomas
Spellman
Hopkins
Maytage
Regies
Veteran Trustee To Run for Eighth Term
Logan voters hear that Allen Tennahill Green Township trustee will seek an eighth term. J R Vorhees of Renton and Mann Thompson of Perry plan to run again, with Vorhees at 30 years of service and Thompson at 22 years, both indicating continuation of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Allen Tennahill
Green Township
Heta
J. R. Vorhees
Renton
Mann Thompson
Perry
Vorhees
Thompson
Logan team dominates with Huegine pitching in league win
Conkie led the offense with three hits as Logan Recreation League play resumed Monday. Huegine pitched effectively allowing only three hits and sparing relief from Rob Sparnon who starred in the field. Bruce Wright added two hits including a triple as the team edged its rivals 7 to 1.
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Logan
Conkie
From & End & Market
Huegine
Bruce Wright
Hugeine
Rob Sparnon
Bia
Fagles Versus Maytags Match Tonight at Local Lodge
Jim Kuhn to start on the mound for the Fagles with Krumings at shortstop in the season opener. Maytags have not announced a pitcher with Landis expected to start if he takes the mound.
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Logan
Fagles
Martege
Jim Kuhn
Searcon Krumings
Shortatop
Maytags
Landis
Helldiver Wins Devonshire Feature Race in Canada
Helldiver owned by C W Zanner of Log Sedwee trained by H D D Walker won the Devonshire feature race amid local excitement. The horse earned $10 for each $2 ticket with several held by local men. Walter Hartis of Green Township Gerk sought another term amid a poll standoff after an opponent entered the Geld.
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Logan
Devonshire
Canada
Helldiver
C W. Zanner
Log
Sed Wee
H D D. Walker
National Fireproofing Introduces Insulating Brick
Haydenville plant ships Natco insulating bricks to South America and Russia. Production began about a year ago. The brick is light weight and suited for insulation tasks. Both Natco units, especially Plant Number Two, are busy with the product across the United States.
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South America
Russia
United States
Natco
Beauty Marred In Riviera Crash Fatal To Mdivani
Baroness Maud von Thyssen faces possible loss of sight after a high speed Riviera crash that killed Barbara Huttons recently divorced husband. The incident occurred as Prince Alexis Mdivani was driving at speed of about eighty miles per hour.
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Mdivani
Prince Alexis Mdivani
Riviera
Maud von Thyssen
Barbara Hutton
Marcus Lohr Under Doctor Care Infected Eye
Marcus Lohr Logan district bar examiner is reported under a physician care for several days due to an infected right eye. The illness is described as requiring medical attention while he remains under doctor's supervision.
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Logan
Marcus Lohr
Harbaughs Return From Erie Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Melrose Harbaugh returned home Sunday evening from Erie Pennsylvania where they were guests for a week of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mason. They also visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Moore head Mr. and Mrs. John Hunsacker and son Paul Lee of this city visited at Columbus Sunday. Mrs. Minnie Voris of Logan spent Sunday in Columbus as the guest of her son Harrison Voris and family. Miss Gladys Connor was in New Straiteville Sunday visiting Miss Jean Walters. Ruth of Marion Township went to Columbus Sunday to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose Harbaugh
Erie, Pa
Herbert Mason
Byron Moorehead
John Hunsacker
Paul Lee
City
Columbus
Minnie Voris of
Logan
Harrison Voris
Gladys Connor
New Straiteville
Jean Walters
Ter Ruth
Marion Township
Laird Orr
Jean
Billy
Bobby
Martha
McKeesport
Joe Hutchins
North Walnut Street
Lains
Dave Aleshire
Harry Harrison
Hutchins
Porter Dicken
Harry Klingenberg
Athens
J. W. Patton
Haydenville
Rural schools in Hocking County prep for opener
All rural districts except Graham School in Green Township have teachers ready for the early opening next month. The Green Rural District Board is expected to meet before week’s end to hire a Graham teacher.
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Logan
Graham S&school
Green Township
Hocking County
Green Rural District Board
Graham
Logans Return For Arrests In Petit Larceny Case
William Gee, arrested in Springfield on Sheriff Farbearn's request, was sent back to Logan to face petit larceny charges for allegedly taking a suitcase from a bus on July 4 and not restoring its contents. Detectives Anderson and Knappenbarger, with Columbus police, returned Charles Johnson in a separate case after his car, stolen per detectives, was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan William Gee
Springfield
Joe Farbearn
Logan
Nellis Smith
Gee
Logan Sons of the Legion Meeting for State Encampment Delegate
Logan Sons of the Legion will hold a meeting at the American Legion Hall tonight to elect a delegate for the local squadron. The selected representative will attend the state encampment in Dayton from August 25 to 27.
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Logan
Sons of the Legion
American Legion Hall
Dayton
Logan Society News Annual W C T U picnic and visits
The W C T U annual picnic was held Friday at Mrs Clifford Iles home on Zanesville Avenue with about 30 attendees. Mrs Russell Berlin led a short business session and devotionals were by Mrs Tom Connor. The day included a lawn supper and a gathering of relatives visiting from Deshler Pleas ant Lake Ind McKeesport and more. Several neighbors hosted guests and a porch dedication party occurred in East Main Street district with 45 locals attending and musical entertainment by local youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Iles
Zanesville Avenue
Russell Berlin
Tom Connor
M. B. Lies
East Main Street
Main Street
M. RB. Tes
Joe Lane
Misa Ruth Lane
Harry Woltz
Paul Wolts
Three Changes Made In Polling Places
Logan election booths were placed in 11 precincts by Charles Kleinschmidt who signed the contract Friday. The board announced changes in three precincts with 1C at Mrs. Elizabeth Kitchen’s Furnace Street home 20 voters at the Blosser Garage Railroad Avenue and 88 voters at the Charles Derr residence Depot Street.
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Logan
Charles Kleinschmidt
Elizabeth Kitchen
Furnace Street
Blosser
Railroad Avenue
Charles Derr
Depot Street
Logan Residents Visit Pleasantville and Courthouse Cleaning
Mr and Mrs H Foster and daughters Dorothy and Kitty visited Pleasantville. Dorothy stayed a week with Mrs Gladya Foster. In Logan the top floor of the courthouse is being washed by men resigning from the Hocking County jail who have done the work for several days.
Hengst Marks Keller Reunion Canceled
Illness and death in families lead to the cancellation of the Hengst Marks Keller reunion planned for Sunday at Rock House. No reunion will be held this year.
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Logan
Hengst, Marks, Keller
Rock House
Logan Rotary Club hears school speaker
Logan Rotarians hosted a varied program on Monday night. Floyd Nethiser of McComb Ohto spoke on education and is principal of the McComb Schools. Music was provided by Melvin Harbarger Richard Mc Cutehan and Charles Keasier with violin and piano numbers. Charles Breene welcomed new members and explained Rotary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Nethiser
McComb
Ohto
Harry J. Stevenson
Melvin Harbarger
Richard McCutehan
Charles Keasier
Charles Breene
Rotary
Tommy Krieg Hurt In Tree Fall Near Home
Tommy Krieg son of Mr and Mrs James Krieg suffered cuts and bruises after a fall from a tree on South High Street Friday morning. He landed on his head and shoulders but no fractures were reported.
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Logan
Tommy Krieg
James Krieg
South High Street
Several Hurt In Automobile Crash Near Long Bottom
Long Bottom reports a Sunday morning two car collision near the Charles McCain residence left several occupants bruised or cut. Paul Andrew and Elizabeth Andrew led one vehicle toward Pomeroy. A W Hoover and family rode from Pomeroy toward visitants. All were taken to Pomeroy for medical care. both cars wrecked.
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Long Bottom
Perons
Charles McCain
Paul Andrew
Elizabeth
Francia
John
Pomeroy
A. W. Hoover
Nell McDole
Dan
Benson
Smith's Ferry
Yates
Robert
Morgan
Gene Ann
Welleville
H.C. Swan
Daniel Toban
Toban
Marietta
Pryor- Hoffman
Water well completed at West Main Street residence
A foot driven water well is finished in the basement at Hugh McCartney's West Main Street home. McCartney reports the well is equipped and has submitted water samples for analyses, noting the water taps into a hard gravel strata.
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Logan
Hugh McCartney
West Main Street
McCortney
Birthday Party At Bradbury Honors Two Local Birthdays
A party Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Edwin Cambern celebrated Norma May Cambern and Junior Warner. Pink and white decorations, 6 oclock dinner, and ice cream followed. Several friends attended as Miss Sadie Hagar visits. Public notices mention illness and family visits acrossBradford Bradbury area with church and Bible school activities noted.
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Bradbury
Edwin Cambern
Norma May Cambern
Junior Warner
Waa
Sadie Hagar
Naylore Run
Val Baily
Columbus
Rhoda Hoppes
William Brogan
Pennsylvania
Louise Evans
T. V. King
Will King
Indiana
W. E. Chaffin
Zanesville
Guy Martin
Wayne King
Rutland
Vinton King
George Greeckner
Weirton
W Va
Rud Rinseeti
W. M. Autherson
Rev
O. W. Williams
McArthur
Lightning Strikes Three Logan Homes During Weekend Storm
Lightning during the Saturday night storm struck three Logan residences. Stanley W. Baker on North Market Street suffered plaster loss and a damaged radio. Mrs. Edward C. Hamilton on North Mulberry Street had wiring shorted and a fuse plug welded into a socket. Charles Geil on Wood Street sustained slight damage and a radio was damaged.
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Logan
Stanley W. Baker
North Market Street
Edward C. Hamilton
North Mulberry Street
Charles Geil
Wood Street
Baker
Hamilton
Geil
Greendale Brick Chosen for School Wall Project
Greendale brick will be used for the proposed retaining wall in front of the senior high and central grade buildings as part of a WPA program. The board also considered Goose Creek repairs at the Athletic Field arising from flood damage and submitted the work as flood rehabilitation emergency with an estimated 800 dollars required.
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Logan
City Board of Education
Greendale
Goose Creek
Road Flood Damages Reported in Division Ten District
Logan Tom Vancuren of the State highway office division ten reports extensive flood damage across the district and a large amount of repair work needed to restore highways. He notes only two improvement contracts are active, both suspended due to ongoing rain and flood conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Tom Vancuren
State Highway Office
Division Ten
Tonsil Operations At Cherrington Hospital
Logan reports tonsil operations were performed at Cherrington Hospital Monday morning for Gerald Williams of Carbondale Elizabeth Newman and Lillian Dixon of Buchtel.
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Logan
Cherrington Hospital
Gerald Williams
Carbondale
Elizabeth Newman
Lillian Dixon
Buchtel
India’s Viceroy Linlithgow Faces Huge Task
The new Viceroy of India, the Marquess of Linlithgow, aged 47, must establish Britain’s federal system over one fifth of humanity and govern 352,000,000 people as he takes office. He is among the youngest to hold the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Marquess of Linlithgow
Britain
Lord Linlithgow
Local man fined for assault in Murray City court
Logan William Murphy was arraigned before Magistrate Whitehart on assault and battery. After pleading guilty he was fined 50 dollars and costs. deputy Newton Spencer made the arrest Sunday. Jim Dupler faced intoxication charges and pleaded guilty, receiving a 25 dollar fine and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Willliam Murphy
Murray City
Whitehart
Newton Spencer
Jim Dupler
Fairchild Girl Suffered Appendicitis While Visiting
Miss Henrietta Fairchild of Detroit was taken to Cherrington Hospital Monday morning after an attack of appendicitis during a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Ralf Fairchild. An operation was performed.
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Logan
Ralf Fairchild
Henrietta Fairchild
Detroit
Cherrington Hospital
Cherrington Reports Valley Forge Visit and Bells Carillon
Dr. J B Cherrington writing from the East describes Valley Forge winter camps with hut replicas and troop positions marked by monuments. He notes the Washington carillon at an Episcopal church dedicated to Washington with bells from every state, Ohio and Illinois providing the largest. He comments on Japanese beetle damage widespread in eastern foliage.
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Union
Ohio
Illinois
Cherrington
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Violet
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J. L. Stoody
Edward Hockman
Thomas Hockman
Laurelville
Ariene van Auken
Pleasant Lake
Ind
Anthony Toerner
Freeport
James L. Martin
Frank Martin
Nelsonville
Foster
Dorothy
Kitty
Pleasantville
Gladya Foster
Logan Rotary Club
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