Women Business And Professional Club Outing At Crystal Springs
Logan August 17. Members enjoyed a picnic and afternoon of games and dancing at Crystal Springs. A supper followed with attendees listed including Bertye Correll Phil Brooke Ruth Easterling Geraldine Ellinger Emily Hopkins May Johnson Thelma Keyes Elizabeth Lyman Nettie McCray H W Nixon Margaret Parker Catharine Morgan Emma Petty Violet Reddick Helen Sater May Schaal Mabel Simms Evelyn Sater and Marie Sines.
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Emma Petty
Violet Reddick
Helen Sater
May Schaal
Mabel Simms
Evelyn Sater
Marie Sines
Marietta Edges Athens Golfers by Six Points at Home
The Athens Country Club failed to defeat Marietta on the Marietta Country Club course, losing 32 to 28 in rain interrupted play. Despite a strong showing, Athens could not overcome the hosts in a tight match. Afterward Marietta hosted a dinner for the visitors and Athens praised the hospitality.
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Marietta
Athens
Athens Country Club
Washington County
Marietta Club
Word ladder yields Nail Hail Hall Hell Heal Head
Puzzle solution lists a sequence: Nail, Hail, Hall, Hell, Heal, Head. Each step changes one letter to form a new valid word, ending in Head.
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Nail
Hall
Hell
Official vote count completed in Logan county results
Election board officials finished the official canvass of Tuesday’s vote reporting minor changes. Eleven absent voter ballots were added but did not alter outcomes. Senator LeFever edged John Silbaugh by 27 votes for the Republican nomination.
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Logan
Election Board
Secretary of the State
E. LeFever
John E. Silbaugh
Senator LeFever
Eugene Wright
Harley M. Whitcraft
Man Fined for Reckless Driving in Logan
Herbert Edgell of New Pittsburgh pleaded guilty before Judge Ellinger to reckless driving after an accident in Ward township that injured Emmett Sorrel. Sorrel, using a cane, attended the arraignment as Sheriff Lloyd reported sufficient evidence supported the arrest.
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Logan
A. M. Ellinger
Herbert Edgell
New Pittsburgh
Edgell
Ward Township
Emmett Sorrel
W. R. Lloyd
Sorrel
Hunt Leads By Narrow Margin In Last Primary Count
In Columbus the Democratic short term senatorial race remains neck and neck between Graham P. Hunt of Cincinnati and U. S. Senator Cyrus Locher of Cleveland. Hunt leads by about 1,325 votes based on United Press tallies, with 93,062 to 91,737 as incomplete returns show. An official count is awaited after a 10,000 vote discrepancy surfaced in Cuyahoga county and late returns narrowed the margin further.
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Columbus
U.P
Graham P. Hunt
Cincinnati
U. S
Cyrus Locher
Cleveland
Hunt
Locher
United Press
Secretary of State
Cuyhoga
Local families plan summer trips and picnics in Aug
Mr and Mrs E L Nimon, Mr and Mrs Dallas Kinser and two children, and Mr and Mrs William Spotts depart Saturday for Glenlyn Va for a two week summer camp. Miss Lucile Barthlow Wayne Barthlow Sunny Kochran and Miss Edna Shackelford of Union Furnace visit Millersburg with Miss Dorothy Snider and stay as house guests over the weekend. Miss Archie Barnes travels to Marion for her ill sister. Mrs Roger Friend and daughter Betty Jean visit Bremen and Pleasantville for two weeks. Logan notes a Hocking County fox hunters picnic at the T W Hardy farm near Maxville next Wednesday at 6 30 pm with wieners and music. George Anderson of Circleville was a business visitor in Logan.
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E. L. Nimon
Dallas Kinser
William Spotts
Glenlyn
Lucile Barthlow
Wayne Barthlow
Sunny Kochran
Edna Shackelford
Union Furnace
Millersburg
Dorothy Snider
Miss Barthlow
Miss Snider
Roger Friend
Betty Jean
Bremen
Pleasantville
Logan
Hocking County
Fox Hunters Association
T.W. Hardy
Maxville
George Anderson
Circleville
Reverend James R. Fields invited to return as pastor
Logan readers learn that the Fourth Quarterly Conference unanimously invites Rev. James R. Fields to serve another year as pastor of the local Methodist church. The pastor arrived two years ago from Gallipolis and has earned wide esteem. Rev. J. W. Blair of Chillicothe presided as district superintendent amid district reassignments and health-related absences.
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J. W. Blair
Chillicothe
Blair
Lancaster
Kelley Jenness
Haydenville High welcomes pupils with new principal
Logan reports H H Sands the newly elected Haydenville High School principal invites all pupils to meet at the high school on Tuesday August 21 at 10 o clock. The gathering will introduce new faculty members assist in ordering texts and outline class arrangements. Sands succeeds James Archer and comes from The Plains.
Samuel Blackwood Surprised at Snowville Home
In Snowville on August 17 friends and neighbors gathered at 78 year old Samuel Blackwood’s home after 45 years of residence for a daylong surprise. A large group of relatives and area residents attended, sharing baskets dinners and good wishes.
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Samuel Blackwood
Snowville
Blackwood
James Day
L. H. Blackwood
Mary Blackwood
Athens
Delbert Reeves
Vergil Reeves
Edgar Stanley
Add Stanley
Mae Stanley
John Stanley
Henry Dickson
Charles Blackwood
Albany
Dennis Jones
Pratts Fork
Stanford Ackley
Columbus
G. E. Guthrie
J. M. Guthrie
Pearl Blackwood
Emma Hawk
Sadie Hooper
W. Ernest Longsworth
Pomeroy
Sumner
John Stout
Eugene
Oregon
Will Story
Darwin
Johl Story
Burlingham
Henry Chase
Clyde Hooper
Daphne Hooper
Everett Hooper
Fred Latham
Martins Ferry
Charles Sargent
L. Young
Chase
Frank Sargent
Fern
Grace
Carl Sargent
Shade
Will
400000 Women Report Benefit by actual record
A questionnaire with each bottle of medicine has drawn over 400 000 replies with ninety eight out of a hundred saying yes. The ad touts the medicine’s effectiveness and urges readers to obtain a bottle from their druggist today.
Local Figures Named in Snowville Athens Notice
Howell, Dowington, George Green, Archie Stanley, Mrs Woodyard and Mrs Tewksbury appear in a regional notice linking Snowville and Athens. Other names include Roy Jones and Mr Moore reflecting a community event or legal notice across Albany and Columbus areas.
Tragedy Story Unfolds Nine Years After Disaster
In Moscow the WWII era tale resurfaces as the British submarine L-55, sunk in 1919 near Kaporsky bay, is salvaged at Kronstadt harbor. Skeletons are found in the hold, implying the entire crew perished. The vessel had aided Allied forces in a doomed action.
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Moscow
Kronstadt
Kaporsky Bay
Leningrad
Atlanta cancels Uncle Tom's Cabin screenings
The Atlanta board of review with the mayor and Universal Pictures officials agreed to cancel private showings of the film version of Uncle Tom's Cabin after protests calling the event unwise. The decision ends Atlanta bookings for the production.
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Atlanta
Harriet Beecher
Stowe
Board of Review
Universal Pictures Corporation
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