Central Committee Organized Saturday
Logan Aug 26 Following the organization meeting of the Republican Central Committee Saturday announcement was made of the selection of Walter H. Harned of Logan to be chairman of the Executive Committee A complete list of the Executive Committee was announced Equal representation in offices with Mrs Fairgl es Enterprise as vice chairman and Miss Helen D Rochester of this city as treasurer Clinton Webb was selected secretary The group named three additional members Dyane Brown Joe O Hamilton and John G Collins to assist with active direction of the campaign The committee has a long list of members from Logan and surrounding towns with Melrose Harbaugh and David W Tucker previously in key posts, Webb having headed the committee for the third time and Tucker beginning a second term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Republican Central Committee
Walter H. Harned
Vance Webb
Central Committee
David W. Tucker
Nockbridge
Webb
Tucker
Homer Bay
New Plymouth
Virginia Belt
Frank Blasius
Stanley Baker
John Brosser
Carbon Hill
Clara Campbell
Charles Carr
Rockbridge
Ward Chase
M. MH. Cherrington
William Cherry
Washington Township
William Drayton
Greendale
Effie Devol
Murray City
Charlies Foster
Tra Fox
Laurelville
J.B. Glancy
Ward Township
Della Hansel
J. W. Huls
M. B. Yes
A. EB. Huls
Samuel Jones
Richard Johnson
H. Kammerting
Carben Hill
Pallas Kinser
Chanies
Benton
Carl Poling
Marion
Paul Potts
Lewis Seidenfeld
Lloyd Strawn
J. E. Stuart
Earl Storer
George W. Tucker
Gore
Arch Weakley
Forest Weinrich
Kiwanis Junior League Cancelled Father and Son Contest
Logan reports the Kiwanis Junior League canceled the father and son contest for Thursday evening as announced by manager Dave Milne who oversees arrangements. School crews are painting the stands to ready for the football season, stopping baseball use of the field this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Kiwanis
Dave Milne
Milne
Dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs Walter Leonard
Mr and Mrs Walter Leonard entertained guests at their home on Thursday evening. The dinner party included Mr and Mrs Joe White and Mr and Mrs Paul Spears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Leonard
Joe White
Paul Spears
Marion Picnic Brings Soldiers and Farmers Reunion
In Logan August 25 the Marion Township Soldiers and Farmers Annual picnic and reunion was held at the Marion Church. Rev. Porter IE Wright of Lancaster delivered the address Are We Pleasure Mad. Principal speaker Wright and Representative L. P. Mooney spoke, with Mrs. Kate Jancis providing entertainment. About 150 attended, a noon picnic dinner was served, and athletic events followed the program as Millard S. Brown presided. A Logan delegation attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Porter IE. Wright
Lancaster
Marion Township
Millard S. Brown
Logan Band to Perform at Ohio State Fair
The American Legion Band of Logan will play at the Ohio State Fair on Friday with a 10 30 a m concert start. It marks the band’s first honor from the state and Logan Day plans are being made by many locals. Representative Lawrence P Mooney helped arrange the appearance and Melvin Harburger will direct the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
American Legion
Ohio
Lawrence P. Mooney
Melvin Harburger
Burial for Henry Wolfe Held at Holy Trinity Church
Final rites were conducted Monday morning at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church New Lexington for Henry Wolfe 72 who died Friday at the Howdyshel home near Maxville after gangrene of the right foot. He was a retired farmer living with his daughter. Surviving children include Herman Wolfe May Yarger and Marie Gary with James Hammond a step-son. His siblings listed include George and John Wolfe Mrs John Barrick and Mrs Charles Kokensparger. The sermon was by Rev Amos L Heyde of St Mathews Lutheran Logan. Burial followed in New Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hammond
Columbus
Wolfe
George
John Wolfe
New Lexington
John Barrick
Charles Kokensparger
Junction City
Amos L. Heyde
St. Mathews Lutheran Church
Logan
Newman family visits logan relatives end week
Mr and Mrs Theodore Newman and family of Columbus depart after visiting Mr and Mrs Willard Newman and other Logan relatives. Mr and Mrs Theodore Stettler from Cleveland stay a week with George Leyshon and others while Mrs Faith Burns of Texas visits. Vernon Woodard visits Detroit relatives and Robert Friend and Joe Goodman stay with Pleasantville relatives Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Newman
Columbus
Willard Newman
Logan
Theodore Stettler
Cleveland
George Leyshon
Andrew Wolfe
Lester Dillo
New Lexington
Faith Burns
Texas
Vernon Woodard
Detroit
Robert Friend
Joe Goodman
Pleasantville
Precinct mergers face voter resistance in Logan area
A survey of primary returns shows merged precincts drawing weak turnout. Logan City merged precincts had little objection, but Gore and Perry No 1 saw sharp vote declines. Job s New Pittsburgh and Orbiston also merged with varied results as party workers plan outreach before the general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
County Election Board
Logan City
Gore
Oreville
Perry No
Oroville
Perry
Jobs
New Pittsburgh
Orbiston
Merry Makers Club Holds Bridge at Heine Cottage
Members of the Merry Makers Club met at the Heine Cottage near Ash Cave on Thursday afternoon for bridge. Dinner followed at the Scenic Inn. A committee comprising Mrs. Clarence Heine Mrs. Phil Tschappat and Mrs. Frank Harden arranged the event. Guests included Mrs. Desmond Braddock Miss Cleo Haley and Mrs. Edward Kemper. Mrs. Donald Ackers Elizabeth N J a former member attended.
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Merry Makers Club
Heine Cottage
Ash Cave
Bridge
Scenic Inn
Clarence Heine
Phil Tschappat
Frank Harden
Desmond Braddock
Cleo Haley
Edward Kemper
Donald Ackers
Elizabeth
N. J
Mrs Ella Jones Praises The Messenger Insurance Claim
Mrs Ella Jones of Amesville says she is satisfied with Messenger Insurance benefits after a fall at home injured her wrist and cut her face. She notes the policy protected her when misfortune struck and she received accident claim payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Jones
Amesville
Messenger’s Insurance Company
Babe Drowns After Bath Left Unattended
An eight month old baby in Toledo drowned when he slipped face down in a tub of water. The nurse had stepped out of the bathroom to prepare a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
U.P
Bride Is Widowed as Husband Commits Suicide
A 19 year old bride, married for months, becomes a widow when her husband, despondent over unemployment, takes his own life. The incident occurred in Cleveland and is reported by United Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
Classified Ads Mention Circulation Call Milne
Classified ads for The Messenger reference circulation contact D YY Milne and provide a Logan 272 phone line for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
D. YY. Milne
Logan
Court to Resume Here Next Month
Logan Aug 25 Common Pleas Court will resume active work in Hocking County early next month. Judge Harley M. Whitcraft announced a large number of cases with juries recalled September 2 for a week. Several motions and demurrers will be heard and four divorce actions are set for September 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitcraft
Wandling
Larimer
Swackhammer
Davis
Priest
Walter
Vernon
Price
Hillyard
Blosser
Finishing Products
Shaw Sunufecturing Company
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Sheren
McGrady
McVey and Green
Nutter
Zimmerman
Starkey
Turner
Columbus Fixture Company
Moore
Pyle
Farrington
Murray City
Burns
Coffey
Daugherty
Lott and Doeg Prep For National Doubles Title
George M. Lott of Chicago and John H. Doeg of Santa Monica were set to defend their national doubles crown at the Longwood tennis classic in Chestnut Hills Massachusetts. Threatening weather could delay opening rounds as top contenders including Tildew Hunter and Van Ryn Allison loom as stiffest rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Hills
Mass
U.P
George M. Lott
Chicago
John H. Doeg
Santa Monica
Calif
Alfred
Roger Turner
Newton
Lott-Doeg
William T. Tildewand
Francis T. Hunter
John van Ryn
Wilmer Allison
Ohio State official reports 1930 corp fees near record
Receipts of the Corporation Division for eight months total around 650,000 dollars, hinting at a year total near 1.25 million. The largest single fee was 50,000 dollars for stock increase. State fairs draw crowds while hunting season preparations ramp up and highway work continues with extensive detours and big vendor activity across Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Secretary of State
Thomas L. Wood
No Pen Visitors To State Penitentiary During Fair
No visitors will be permitted to tour the State Penitentiary during the State Fair starting next week, Warden P. E. Thomas announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Penitentiary
P. E. Thomas
Drought Drains Wells and Cisterns Raise Health Alarm
The article warns wells failing and cisterns dry pose the greatest health menace. It urges caution about drinking water and notes that even abroad, bottled water is safer than unmarked roadside wells.
Hyde notes drought relief needed as tri state crops suffer
Secretary Hyde and aides, touring the Shenandoah Valley and Southern West Virginia, report corn in the tri state region is very poor while rains improve pasture. He sees relief needed before winter for farm families and notes cattle dumping risk in Gallia County Fair observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tristate
Hyde
Gallia County
Gallipoliz
Ohio
Shenandoah Valley
Bomb attempt on Mayor Heffernan’s home alarm yields 22 suspects
Twenty two suspects were jailed in Youngstown after a weekend police drive to solve the mystery of an attempted bombing at Mayor Joseph L Heffernan’s residence. Authorities pursued leads across the city during the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Joseph L. Heffernan
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Walter Harned
Delco
Automotive Battery & Electric Company
Legion
Henry Wolfe
Newir Society
Merry Maker Club
Babe
Lott and
Doeg
Columbia
Bebe
Adams
Butler
Carroll
Crawford
Fulton
Huron
Lake
Montgomery
Stark
Union
van Wert
Washington and Croton and Smyrna
State House
Robert N. Waid
State Department of Health
Charles A. Neal
Virginia Theatre
Wellston, D
Alice White
Sweet Mama
Constance Bennett
Lew Ayres
Cleves Kinkead
Majestic
Review
Fred R. Beasley
Oc. Co
The
D. Zenner Co
General Electric
Ally Steel Refrigerator
Merators
Athens
Nelsonville
Hiddleport
Agriculture
Ohio Valley
Ae Huntington
W. Va
Tri-State
Arthur M. Hyde
Lexington
Virginia
West Virginia
Eatitg
Roane and
Jackson
Chisa Valley
Grreaseing
Hixson’s Refiners Station
State
Morris Ave
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