Highways Get Some Portion Of Big Spread
Logan A report by County Engineer Ernest L. Schaal states 8269 cubic yards of gravel have been spread on Hocking County highways since March 9. County funds mostly funded the work with 500 yards on the Star Route to Gibisonville supplied by the federal government, enabling 810 yards there. Other roads gravelled include Enterprise Detour, Nick el Plate, Logan Bremen, Logan Horns Mill, Pleasant Valley, Maysville Williams, Sweazy Greendale, Arnold, Sand Run, Miller, Rockbridge Buena Vista, Gore Green dale, Clay Bank, Griffith, Maysville Greendale, Laurel Run, Thompson, Big Pine, Harble, Clay Lick, Goat Run Honey Fork, Kreachbaum, Salem Hollow and Jobs Pittsburgh.
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Logan
Hocking County
Ernest L. Schaal
Gibisonville
Enterprise Detour
Nickel Plate
Logan-Bremen
Logan- Horns Mill
Pleasant Valley
Maysville-Williams
Sweazy-Greendale
Arnold
Sand Run
Miller
Rockbridge-Buena Vista
Gore-Greendale
Clay Bank
Griffith
Maysville-Greendale
Laurel Run
Thompson
Big Pine
Harble
Clay Lick
Goat Run
Honey Fork
Kreachbaum
Salem Hollow
Jobs
Pittsburgh
Taxes Extended to September 10 in Logan County
Logan County tax books remain open until September 10 under Whittemore law, with no penalty. Treasurer Robert N. White reported steady tax receipts and ongoing delinquent- tax collection in the treasurer’s office.
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Logan—County
Robert N. White
Whittemore
Logan Coal Dealers Get New Orders
Logan reports rising orders for domestic coal as cold weather nears. Farmers prepare to supply wood for open fireplaces and meet demand for winter heating.
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Logan Coal Dealers
Logan
Logan group visits Buckeye Lake for picnic and park trip
A Logan party spent Sunday at Buckeye Lake enjoying a picnic dinner then visited Rising Park in Lancaster. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rodgers J. G. Collins C. E. Lyke Miss Margaret Hartman Mrs. Ruth Bloomfield Mrs. Edith Ellison Miss Theresa Glass Miss Gertrude Dicken Miss Marian Conkle Miss Emma Petty Miss Gladys Connor and Miss Jennie Noble.
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Logan
Buckeye Lake
Rising Park
Lancaster
Edward Rodgers
J. G. Collins
C. E. Lyke
Margaret Hartman
Ruth Bloomfield
Edith Ellison
Theresa Glass
Gertrude Dicken
Marian Conkle
Emma Petty
Gladys Connor
Jennie Noble
Eleven-year-old Bult Plays In Adult League
Logan Buchanan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Buchanan, is the youngest player in the Junior League. At 11 years old he often appears in games with the Methodists as an outfielder and aims to follow his father as a catcher in a baseball career.
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Logan
John Buchanan
Sam Buchanan
The
Methodists
Cars Crash But All Parties Escape Harm
No injuries were reported when two cars collided at the Hunter and Spring streets intersection Sunday. The vehicles driven by Clinton Poling of Marion Township and Barney Bandwene of Logan were damaged in the minor crash.
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Logan
Clinton Poling
Marion Township
Barney Bandwene
Hunter and
Spring Sts
Logan Nelsonville Couples Beach Coast Vacation to California
Mr and Mrs Lew Reynolds of Logan and Mr and Mrs William Powell of Nelsonville reached California on a vacation trip that began August 1 Local friends learned Monday that they were in California last Thursday.
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Logan
Lew Reynolds
William Powell
Nelsonville
California
Small Boy Victim of Scarlet Fever in Hocking County
Bobby Logan Sigler seven years old son of Mr and Mrs Robert Sigler Bowen Street is ill with scarlet fever The case is the third in Hocking County in the past week
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Logan
Bobby
Robert Sigler
Bowen St
Hocking County
Ohio Drivers Must Buy New Licenses
Columbus state registrar Frank West announced renewals start about Sept. 10 and end by Sept. 13 with all drivers required to renew by Oct. 1. The new licenses replace older documents and apply to all licensees.
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Ohio
Columbus
Frank West
State Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Deputy Sheriff Notes Odd Prisoner Weight Record
Logan deputy sheriff encounters a jail record listing weight as 10045 pounds. The officer realizes this reflects 100 and 45 pounds, a novel way of writing the numbers rather than an actual mass.
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Logan
Newton Spencer
Logan M. E. C and Holds Conference
Logan M. E. Church held its fourth quarterly session Sunday with Rev. Ira Jones in charge. Officials approved asking the Ohio Conference to reassign Rev. W. N. Shank to Logan for a sixth year and called for Jones to be returned as district superintendent. A memorial was adopted for the late Rev. W. H. Harble.
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Logan
Logan Methodist Episcopal Church
Ira Jones
Columbus
Ohio
W. N. Shank
Dayton
Jones
W. H. Harble
Infantile paralysis reported in Hocking County
Infantile paralysis has appeared in Hocking County. The victim is seven year old Jack McGuire, son of Mr and Mrs J R McGuire of Union Furnace. He has been ill for several days. This marks the first local case in many months.
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Logan
Hocking County
County Health Department
Jack
J. R. McGuire
Union Furnace
Woman Suffers Concussion After Nelsonville Incident
X ray results show Mrs. Charles Davis has a fractured left clavicle and concussion of the brain with no skull fracture. She will stay at Chiltrington Hospital for several days. Her son Robert who fell from the moving car was released from the hospital. Mrs. Oprea Shark of Shawnee returned home after a surgery. Mrs. Sally White of Jackson was dismissed. Miss Ethel Hansel of Jackson returned home.
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Logan
Charles Davis
Nelsonville
Davis
Cherrington Hospital
Robert
Oprea Shark
Shawnee
Sally White
Jackson
Ethel Hansel
Prize Bendix Trophy Race to award $25000 in pilots
Final Bendix Trophy details announced by Clifford W. Henderson. The transcontinental race offers $25000 total purse with $9000 to the winner and a $2500 bonus for the lowest time by a woman. A $2500 bonus awaits the pilot who breaks the Bendix record after finishing in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Clifford W. Henderson
National Air Races
Union Terminal
Los Angeles
Bendix
N. J
Col
Roscoe Turner
Howard Hughes
Burbank
Calif
Newark
Toil for 40 Cents in Ogden Burglary Case
Ogden Utah police note slim pickings from a one and a half hour skylight removal. Three establishments yielded 40 cents in pennies. A separate report mentions tusks weighing 228 and 232 pounds from Africa in 1898, nearly 12 feet long.
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Ogden
Utah
Africa
Five arrested in Logan for liquor law violations over weekend
Sheriff Joe Farbearn and deputies arrested five in Logan for liquor law violations. Paul McLaughlin Lancaster pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated, was fined 100 dollars plus costs, jailed 30 days, and banned from driving six months. Other arraignments before Magistrate S B Whitehart included Franklin Stump Laurelville fined 25 dollars, Gladys Deer Buchtel 50 dollars, Wilbur Mattheny Glouster Route 4 15 dollars, and Russell McClure 10 dollars plus costs.
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Logan
Joe Farbearn
Paul McLaughlin
Lancaster
Phil A. Henderson
McLaughlin
S. B. Whitehart
Franklin Stump
Laurelville
Gladys Deer
Buchtel
Wilbur Mattheny
Glouster
Russell McClure
Hocking County Candidates Begin Filing Petitions
Logan reports candidates for township and village offices in Hocking County are filing petitions for the November 2 election. Pets must reach the county election officials by 6:30 p.m. September 3. Benton Falls Marion and Starr Townships lead in petitions. Murray City and Laurelville villages will nominate by petition.
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Logan
Hocking County
Benton
Falls
Marion
Starr
Murray City
Laurelville
Young Attorney Weighs Logan Law Practice
Joseph Carlos Brashares of Enterprise has passed the bar and will decide where to practice law soon. He considers opening an office in Logan among other locations and is the son of Mr and Mrs Josef Brashares of Enterprise.
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Logan
Joseph Carlos Brashares
Enterprise
Josef Brashares
Logan Man Enters Tomato Contest
Logan Willis Lehman enters a tomato contest with a 2 pound Ponderosa tomato claiming championship potential.
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Logan Man
License Issued For Clinton Brown and Anna Goodwin
A marriage license was issued Saturday to Clinton Brown age 36 an automobile worker from Enterprise and Anna V Goodwin age 37 at home of Enterprise. Both are listed as children of William Brown and William F Goodwin respectively.
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Logan
Clinton Brown
Enterprise
William Brown
Anna V. Goodwin
William F. Goodwin
Logan Social Notes Highlights Weekend Visits
Logan residents report a busy period with out of town guests and local events. Erwin Matheny and family returned from Mt. Pleasant Michigan after visiting Roy Ruble. Charles Green and Leonard Tom traveled to Cincinnati and visited WLW.
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Rock House
Ruth Bible Class
Adam Schaal
A. M. Brown
Glenview Heights
S. W. Murphy
Helen Harris
Columbus Hospital
Harris
H. W. Harden
South
Logan
Bruce Ford
Columbus
Buell Eby
Eby
Marguerite
Mary Stephenson
Monte Beavers
E. L. Ewing
Burr Nixon
Roosevelt
Portsmouth
Leland Stokes
Jack
Athens
L. T. Huffman
Delmar Freeman
Cincinnati
Farm Youths Head to Camp Jackson Led by Extension Agent Smoot
Logan youths from six counties travel to Camp Jackson for a joint 4 H program. Delegation includes Lewis Evans Union Furnace Carl Griffith Rockbridge Orpha Arnett Gore Sarah Jane Goss West Logan Curtis Norton Gibisonville and Sam Arnett Gore.
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Logan
James R. Smoot
Camp Jackson
Lewis Evans
Union Furnace
Carl Griffith
Rockbridge
Orpha Arnett
Gore
Sarah Jane Goss
West
Curtis Norton
Gibisonville
Sam Arnett
Birth of a son for Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Rimmel
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Rimmel announce the birth of a son at Cherrington Hospital on Monday. The newborn weighed six pounds at birth.
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Logan
H. S. Rimmel
Cherrington Hospital
Independents Fall to Methodists in Tight Game
Independents loaded the bases with two down in the final inning but interference on a runner ended the rally as the Methodists won 3 to 1. Leonard and Marshall pitched for the squads in a competitive matchup. The team plans a practice game tonight ahead of Sunday showdown with Chillicothe.
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Logan—Independents
Methodists
Leonard
Marshall
Independents
Chillicothe
Rotarians Hear Talk From District 159 Governor in Enterprise
Logan Rotarians and Rotary Anns enjoyed a dinner at Kline Memorial Church with guest speaker Bob Bangham governor of District 159. He recently attended the Nice international convention and spoke on the trip to France and convention features.
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Logan
Rotarians
Rotary Anns
Kline Memorial Church
Enterprise
Bob Bangham
District 159
Bangham
Nice
France
Wierton Pair Visit Logan With Grove City Companion
Mrs. Stanley Hysell and Mrs. Esther Sweney of Wierton visited Logan for two days on Monday. They were joined by Mrs. Mabel Hawk and son from Grove City. The group planned to visit relatives in Pomeroy today.
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Logan
Stanley Hysell
Esther Sweney
Wierton
Mabel Hawk
Grove City
Pomeroy
Cablegram Sent From London to New York in 1857
A historical note records the first cablegram being sent from London to New York on August 28 1857 marking an early milestone in transatlantic communication.
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London
New York
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