Logan Chamber Sees Peak Employment Across County
Logan and surrounding area hit a summer employment peak as Dodge Hussey paving starts near Haydenville with about 150 workers. Other sites include 260 at Cincinnati Shoe, 100 at Hocking Valley brick, 75 with State Highway, 110 at E N Turner job south of Logan, and 30 45 daily at Logan High School project.
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Natco
Dodge Hussey
Hocking
Athens County
Chamber of Commerce
Hocking County
Haydenville
Greendale
Diamond
Logan
E. N. Turner
State Highway Department
Logan High School
Hocking Valley
Cincinnati Shoe Company
Union Furnace
Columbus Board Explains Rejection Of Coal
Barton A. Hall, president of the Logan Chamber of Commerce, says the Columbus Board of Education rejected Ohio mined coal for public schools citing lack of information. He notes the rejected coal was not from the Hocking Valley, though Columbus and its board previously used Hocking Valley coal and found it satisfactory. He urges clearer reasoning in their statement.
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Logan
Barton A. Hall
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Columbus Board of Education
Ohio
Hall
Hocking Valley
Mrs Boocks Hosts Shakespeare Class Picnic in Logan Park
Mrs H M Boocks entertained former Shakespeare Class members with a picnic supper at Rachelmacher Park. She reviewed Shakespeare life and gave each guest a picture of Shakespeare and his home. Contests and games followed with assistance from Mrs Walker Franks and Miss Jane Thurness.
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Logan
H. M. Boocks
Rachelmacher Park
Peters Family Vacation Visit In Pennsylvania
The Rev and Mrs B C Peters and family are spending a week with relatives in Pennsylvania. They left Logan on Thursday. While the pastor is away the United Brethren Church pulp it was filled Sunday by Rev M S Brown of this city who preached both morning and evening services.
Have Soup Party at Water Works Park
Karl and Henry Hartman hosted a soup party Thursday at Water Works Park with a large kettle hung from a tree over a campfire. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Adair, Mr. and Mrs. Fisher, Kenneth and Allen Adair, Mrs. Goulding, Ford and Paul Smith, L. F. Hammond, Austina Chute, Dwight and Dick Phillips, Elizabeth Collison, Logan and Glenn Ward, and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl and
Henry Hartman
Water Works Park
W. C. Adair
John Fisher
Kenneth and
Allen Adair
Naomi Goulding
Ford Smith
Paul Fox
L. F. Hammond
Austina Chute
Dwight Phillips
Dick Phillips
Elizabeth Collison
Logan
Glenn Ward
Columbus
Red Light Run Leads to Fine for Carl Corbin
Logan police chief Lew Reynolds reports Carl Corbin ran a red light and was charged in Mayor Elias Bright court. Corbin pled guilty and paid a $1 fine plus costs. Three overtime parking tickets were issued Saturday with fines of $1 and costs remitted in these cases.
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Logan
Carl Corbin
Lew Reynolds
Elias Bright
Two Changes Made In L. H. S. Staff
Logan Ohio announces two staff changes at Logan High School after a board meeting. Paul A. Potts from Laurelville will be English instructor in Junior High, replacing Hazel Hershman who leaves for Ohio University. Potts, former Laurelville principal, also serves on the county board of examiners and will relocate to Logan before the new term. D L Pyle resigns as Senior High science teacher to become Mt Gilead principal. successor to be named soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High School
Paul A. Potts
Laurelville
Hazel Hershman
Ohio University
Potts
County Board of Examiners
D. L. Pyle
Mt. Gilead
Pyle
Better Roads Sought By Cedar Falls Folk
A Cedar Falls community meeting at Falls Park drew about 150 residents to discuss highway improvements. Speakers included Judge Harley M. Whitcraft Representative L. P. Mooney Barton A. Hall Logan and Arthur L. Burgess. Plans aim to improve access to the park area under Ranger S A Reichley and boost tourist attendance.
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Logan
Cedar Falls Territory
Falls Park
Harley M. Whitcraft
L. P. Mooney
Barton A. Hall
Arthur L. Burgess
Columbus
Cedar Falls
S. A. Reichley
Old Man's Cave
Local Folks Attend Reunions and Visit Nearby Towns
Emil Sainey returns to Lancaster after a brief visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Carl Sainey. Miss Mildred Struble ends a ten day visit with relatives in Logan. Families from Chillicothe McConnesville Glouster and Akron gather for church and county events as residents travel for reunions road discussions and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Sainey
Lancaster
Carl Sainey
Mildred Struble
Logan
Fred Others
John Davis
Elmer
Mary Sayre
Strawers
Bethel
Chillicothe
Fred Kempton
McConnelsville
Blaine
Richard McKinley
Bishopville
Jens Witham
Carl Welling
Vernice
Dwight Smith
McConnesville
Irene Golding
Evan Davis
Ducsan
Conaway
Doris
Chester Davis
Sam Wytta
Trimble
Clarence Winn
Glouster
William Davis
Harold Blower
Henry Hefkin
Millfield
Ada Leake
Greens Run
Dora Hefkin
Akron
W. D. Coey
Jean Hefkin
C. von Scheele
Betty
Audra Curtis
Edith Tinker
Jacksonville
Noble Brunton
Gladys Davis
William Swartz
Freida
James Brewer
John
John Kempton
Oreville News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Ballgames
Harry Burgess and family visited relatives in Zanesville. Mrs Mable Woods returned to Detroit with Miss Florence Hartman. Levi Palmer and family returned from Filley. Vern Spicer was taken to Cherrington Hospital Logan ill. Frank Lanning and family visited Earnest Aurand. Leslie Boal's party passed through Oreville after PA visit. Oreville baseball team went two wins two losses in past ten days with Ed Stephenson as manager.
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Harry Burgess
Zanesville
Mable Woods
Detroit
Daniel Hartman
Florence Hartman
Levi Palmer
Ray
Clarence
Filley
Vern Spicer
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Frank Lanning
Joe
Etheline
Florence
Logan Barbers
Maxville
Ed Stephenson
Oreville
Sunday School Picnic at Rachelmacher Park
Members of the primary department of the United Brethren Sunday School and their mothers enjoyed a Thursday evening picnic at Rachelmacher Park. Seven games and contests followed by a picnic supper. The arrangements were led by Mrs. Ida Mathias Mrs. Carl Price Miss Laura Schick and Miss Vivian Goss.
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The
United Brethren Sunday School
Rachelmacher Park
Ida Mathias
Carl Price
Laura Schick
Vivian Goss
Eastern Trip Highlights for Carbon Hill Group
A group from Carbon Hill returned from a East Coast excursion including Washington Mount Vernon Arlington National Cemetery Annapolis Frederick and Baltimore. Members Kaye Blosser Rudolph Blosser Edith Chute Zoa Blosser and Ben Ross visited Barbara Fritchie Home Francis Scott Key Monument and sites along Route 40.
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Carbon Hill
Kaye Blosser
Rudolph Blosser
Edith Chute
Zoa Blosser
Ben Ross
Washington
Mt. Vernon
Alexandria
National Cemetery
Arlington
Annapolis Academy
Baltimore
Barbara Fritchie
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Route 40
Risch Named Teacher for Walnut Valley School
Kenneth Risch of Enterprise has been offered a contract by Falls Township Board of Education to teach at Walnut Valley School for the coming term. He has been studying at Ohio University and will resign his Marion Township post.
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Risch
Logan
Kenneth Risch
Enterprise
Falls Township Board of Education
Walnut Valley
Ohio University
Marion Township
Miss Mary Keller Freda Blosser and Clarence Blosser Return
After a week in the East Miss Mary Keller Miss Freda Blosser and Clarence Blosser returned home Sunday evening They visited Atlantic City Philadelphia and Gettysburg and spent a day at the battlefield in Gettysburg New.
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Logan
Mary Keller
Freda Blosser
Clarence Blosser
Atlantic City
New York
Philadelphia
Gettysburg
Rev S J Bishop fills Clark Chapel service in Athens
The Rev S J Bishop formerly pastor at Clark Chapel now retired led services last Sunday here in place of Rev Ward Radford who is away on vacation. A well attended league service followed with Carl Frischie and Elizabeth Phillips performing on piano and clarinet.
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S. J. Bishop
Athens
Ward Radford
Edward Evans
Central Avenue M. E
Radford
Carl Frischie
Elizabeth Phillips
W. R. Phillips
Lisbon
Jesus
Carl Phillips
Abner Frost
Frances Haning
Coolville
Robert Morrison
Helen Phillips
Epworth League
Church Lawn
Joseph Robinson
Nelle Pickering
Bess White
George Leighty
Catherine Phillips
Wilbur Young
Mary
Eva Snow
Elizabeth
Glouster
James Fulton
Guysville
W. Carpenter
Ethel Robinson
Fred Laughlin
Stewart
Fila Dillinger
Jennie
Trusty Alleged Embezzlement From Ohio Penitentiary
State Examiner reports former convict J. F. Haggerty embezzled about 627 dollars from the Rosey State Brick Plant with cement valued at 1191.96 diverted to a Zanesville contractor. He was paroled before discovery and to be brought back to Ohio for charges.
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Columbus
U. Pth
F. M. Hoopengarner
Rosey
Ohio
State Auditor
J. F. Haggerty
Ilinois
Haggerty
Hoopengarner
Zanesville
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Thimble Theatre
Popeye
Prof. Kilph
Jack Snork
the Bandit
Tincaro
Children’s Dept
Dodge Hussey Company
Columbus Board
Mrs. Boocks
Taylor Ridge
Fred Olbers
Herbert Mingus
Mingus
James Golding
Henry Golding
George Golding
Clifford
Emmett Olbers
Roland Mulpas
Wilfred
Donia
Geraldean
Sugar Creek
Vern Robinette
Charles Robinette
Billy and
Emmett Jr
Sullivan Maxwell
Hartleyville
Oreville News
Clarks Chapel
Elza Graham
Catherine
Mary Margaret
Add Evans
Kansas
Blanche Phillips
Elizabeth and
Lisburn
Phillips
Jess Sams
Arthur Wallis
Estella Hawkins
Maxine
Marietta
Norma Hawkins
Homer Walls
Oliver Wallis
Eileen
Ian Walls
James Walls
Virgil
C. B. Robinson
Alice
Bill
Ralph Leighty
Pearl Leighty
Ostego, Mich
James Maxwell
Irene
Lew Warren
South Canaan
Lee Glass
Sharpsburg
Chub Potter
Amesville
Josephine Herrold
Elenore Joy
Cletus Mulligan
Helen Hull
Naomi Love
Lewis Kelley
Louise
Joe Robinson
Rita
Helen Sheridan
R. R. Barker Farm
Jack
Jack Garner
Memphis
Garner
Tennessee
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Roosevelt
Roseville
Rico
Paul Bransom
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Lucky Scrike
Tobacco Co
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