Logan Cage Opener With Bremen To Be a Benefit Night
Logan Chieftains open basketball season hosting Bremen in a Don Riddlebarger Benefit Night. Proceeds go to the injured athlete's hospital expenses. Coach Bender tests his lineup with possible starters including McBride Johnston Conrad Mowery Beougher. The program opens with a Reserve game and features the Logan High School Band.
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LOGAN
Logan Chieftains
Bremen
Don Riddlebarger
Gross
Bender
Bob McBride
Bill Johnston
Trace Conrad
Peck Mowery
Clyde Beougher
Tommy Brehm
Junior Wells
Eddie Cole
Eldon Carr
Logan High School
Further Tuberculosis Tests Are Planned
Logan health officials plan more tuberculosis tests at Sand Run after last week’s screening found nine cases. Seven adults and two children were affected, with four already examined in Logan and others to be re tested. Officials praise Sand Run cooperation and emphasize early detection for treatment.
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Logan
Sand Run
W. B. Lacock
George Shaw Granted Divorce in Logan Court
Willful absence for more than three years led Judge Phil Henderson to grant an uncontested divorce to George B. Shaw from Mary E. Shaw in Logan Court. The couple wed in 1922 and have not cohabited since 1933.
Board To Discuss Milk Supply Problem
Logan City Board of Health will convene at City Hall Tuesday evening to discuss milk supply concerns. Milk distributors of Logan have been invited to attend as the department launches a program aimed at improving local milk availability.
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Logan
City Board of Health
City Hal
Logan Decorates City Buildings for Holidays
City hall and other municipal buildings will be decorated this week according to Mayor Dallas Kinser. The tradition began last year and decorations cover City Hall rest room and the fire and police headquarters.
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Logan
Dallas Kinser
Condition Improves After Severe Nosebleed
Mrs. J. M. Cooley of Warner Ave. is improved after a severe nosebleed attack. She sat up for the first time on Saturday.
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Logan
J. M. Cooley
Warner Ave
Logan Mayor Praised for Welcoming Jackson Fans
Mayor Dallas Kinser receives a letter from O H P Snyder praising Logan hospitality during the annual Jackson High School game. The missive commends the welcoming letter to visiting fans, the band, fire department, and officials, and hopes for reciprocal hospitality next year.
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Kinser
Logan
Dallas Kinser
O. H. P. Snyder
Jackson High School
Jackson
Capital University Dean Describes European Travels
Dean Justina Eidis of Capital University Columbus spoke at the Methodist Church in Logan about conditions in central Europe. She recounted studies in Czechoslovakia Poland Austria Hungary and Germany with interpreter Joseph Spilda, shared impressions of Prague and the national festival, and noted Czech and Slovak Hungarian histories and living conditions. A silver offering followed to aid under privileged Logan children.
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Logan
Europe
Justina Eidis
Capital University
Columbus
Mayme Bowen
J. G. Cole
Stanley W. Wiant
Eidis
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Austria
Hungary
Germany
Joseph Spilda
Spilda
Lutheran Church
Mr. Spilda
Dean Ejichs
Prague
iShe
Dean Eidis
Iin
Eicis
Charles University
Joseph
Budapest
Ejichs
Logan Man Builds Bird Feeder Houses
C. W. Ziegler of this city constructs bird feeder houses for locals to help birds through winter. He delivered one feeder to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hack on Saturday and is preparing another for Mr. and Mrs. John Krieg, with several more planned.
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Logan
C. W. Ziegler
Lawrence Hack
John Krieg
Mrs Shepard Called to Newark by Mother's Death
Miss Mary Shepard a teacher in the East Grade Building was summoned to Newark by her mother s death. Mrs Shepard formerly resided in Logan. A number of Logan residents traveled to Newark Sunday to visit the Shepard home.
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Logan
Mary Shepard
Newark
Shepard
Logan Plans Colored Lights for Boulevard
Ohio Power Co officials cooperate with Mayor Dallas Kinser to prepare the boulevard for Christmas. Lights will be alternated red white and green to add to the holiday spirit.
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Logan—Ohio Power Co
Dallas Kinser
Logan Captain McBride Invited to Ohio All Stars
Logan Chieftains captain Robert McBride received an invitation to join Ohio high schools 18 member Kumquat game squad in Florida during the holidays. He and Joe Karshner traveled to Columbus Sunday to finalize travel arrangements after consulting coach Bender. The team departs December 18 for Columbus to join the Florida trip.
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LOGAN
Robert MceBride
Logan Chieftains
Ohio
Florida
McBride
Joe Karshner
Columbus
Bender
Logan High
Southland
Logan Brief Social Notes
Saturday Club members were entertained at 3 o'clock by Mrs. Anna Cole at the White House. Mrs. D. A. Rannells led the program with a paper on sacred music and a chorus. Special numbers featured Mrs. Walter E. Brehm, Mrs. W. B. Lacock, Carlos A. Gaffin, Miss Minnie Moore, and Miss Eleanor Durr. A sale by Ohio School for the Blind students followed, and a buffet supper was served. Next meeting will be December 16 at Miss Minnie Moore's home with a dinner to be arranged.
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Anna Cole
White House
D. A. Rannells
Walter E. Brehm
W. B. Lacock
Carlos A. Gaffin
Minnie Moore
Eleanor Durr
Lawrence Hack
John Allen
Warren Bright
Stanton Pond
George van Fossen
Harry J. Stevenson
Lester Risch
George C. Hengst
C. S. Clark
John A. Wellman
Logan Personal Notes from Weekend Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wellington of Nelsonville were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Savely in Starr Township. Gerald Savely of Lancaster also visited. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sisson of this city spent Sunday evening in Athens with Mr. and Mrs. Byron Wolfe.
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Logan
Frank Wellington
Nelsonville
John Savely
Starr Township
Gerald Savely
Lancaster
Harold Sisson
Athens
Byron Wolfe
City seeks help naming parks commission in charge
Logan report says Mayor Dallas Kinser plans to ask the incoming council to assist in naming a parks commission that will oversee Rachelmacher and Worthington Parks. The article notes needs for restrooms at Kacheimacher Park and hopes for funding a program to install facilities.
Legion Committee Seeks New Members
Logan Post American Legion meets Tuesday with the membership committee hoping for new members. The refreshments committee reports oyster soup will be served after the business session.
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Legion Committee
Logan
Logan Post American Legion
Logan Fees Total 323.75 In November
Fees collected in the certificate of title office for November totalled 323.75 per D. W. Feather clerk of courts. County share 222.25 and city share 101.50. Mrs Earl Kitchen of South Bloomingville moved from Cherrington Hospital to her home after several days of treatment.
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Logan
Certificate of Title Office
D. W. Feather
Deem In Hospital Improved at Holzer
Gallipolis Postmaster William F Deem age 70 of Kananga is an observation patient at Holzer Hospital and his condition is reported improved.
Extension Agents Urge More Quality Meat from Hocking Farmers
Logan extension officials urge Hocking County farmers to raise more quality meat as 85 percent of family income is spent on food and 35 to 40 percent of that on meat. Smoot cites three recent Les farm cattle showing quality meat from good feeding and care, including the first 4-H steer at the State Fair from Hocking County.
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Logan— Extension Service
Hocking County
James R. Smoot
Edward Les
H. G. Collins
Ani
Mals
Kenneth Iles
Smoot
Firemen Seek Names For Toy Distribution
Logan officials request recipients of Christmas toys to provide names and addresses. Each child must be listed separately with age and sex. The program targets children 12 years and under this year.
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Logan
Benefit Show Collects 400 More Used Toys in Logan A
The New Ruble Theater hosted a benefit show that gathered nearly 400 additional used toys. Mayor Dallas Kinser attended to help collect and transfer the toys to the Engine House for repairs before Christmas distribution, with thanks from the mayor and firemen.
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Logan
Ruble Theater
Dallas Kinser
Chesterhill News Briefs Roundup of Local Updates
Local notices report illnesses including Charles Cornill pneumonia Mona Mae Ewart appendicitis and Mrs Cora Niceswanger ill. Property sale on Main Street moves to Charles Talbott with repairs planned in spring. Several residents travel or visit Columbus and Cleveland for health and family reasons.
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Chesterhill
Charles Cornell
Jay Glassford
Main Street
Charles Talbott
Glassford
Talbott
Mona Mae
C. V. Ewart
Pauline Harris
Abbey Denny
Ann Daugherty
Emery Spurrier
Marysville
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Helen Worrall
Oak Harbor
P. C. Worrall
Alma Duncan
University Hospital, Columbus
Wilford Smith
Chester Parsons
Elliott
Glenn
Southern California
Hettie Woodward
Lucy Fisher
McConnelsville
Ruth Hale
Marietta
G. C. Nutter
Oakland Church
Everett Newburn
Eileen Vercoe
Doris Wymer
Mr. Wymer
Gail Snyder
Cleveland
A. M. Hummel
W. M. Snyder
Clair Daugherty
Mr. Daugherty
Eli Daugherty
Mms
Jane Blackburn
Wayne Blackburn
Gallipolis
Ray Blackburn
Coshocton
Captain McKeown
Maria
Murray Carr
Zealand
Michigan
Carr
Dale Lochary
Montreal ranks as world’s second largest French speaking city
The text states Montreal is the second largest city where French is spoken globally. It also asserts frost is not frozen dew, presenting a definitional contrast.
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Montreal
Three First Aid Classes Organized In Hocking County
The Hocking County Chapter of the Red Cross offers three first aid courses across the county. About 50 drivers are enrolled in the city class with high enrollments in Murray City and South Bloomingville. Some bus drivers have not yet enrolled and are urged to join to be certified after the course ends.
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Logan
Hocking County
The
Red Cross
State Department of Education
Murray City
South Bloomingville
Grandpa Jones and His Grandsons entertainment at Coolville High
Torch Brief notes announce a Methodist Sunday School event titled Grandpa Jones and His Grandsons. The show is set for Wednesday evening December 6 at Coolville high school auditorium. Local residents and visitors are listed as guests and callers across several towns.
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Methodist Sunday School
Grandpa Jones
Coolville
Harley Russell
Albany
Chicago
Earl Parkins
Huntington
W. Va
Frank Clark
Louella Clark
Arthur Romine
Athens
Fanny Romine
Lillie Watson
D. P. Watson
Belpre
Myrtle Morrison
Cyrus
R. D
Georgia Stout
Ona Russell
Victor Russell
C. E. Newman
Little Hocking
Bert Baldwin
Morrie Webster
Marietta
E. H. Wilson
E. A. Heiney
Washington, Pa
Goldie Gladwell
Joe Humphrey
Reedsville
R. C
Pennsylvania
Jess Smith
Mary Jo
Everett Coulson
Everett Buckley
Mattie Gladwell
Lancaster
Ben Davis
Arthur Theobald
Cincinnati
Mary Hitchcock
Christian Living School Ends at Rio Grande
Rio Grande College closed the "School for Christian Living" conducted quarterly by Dean W. T. Packer. Musical offerings included a girls sextette with Janet George Lena O'Mara Emily Foster Anna Brooks Dolly Justice Martha Schumacher and a male quartet featuring Thomas Lasley Fred McKinley Tom Kelton and Franklin Buchanan.
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Gallipolis
Christian Living
Rio Grande College
W. T. Packer
Janet George
Lena O'Mara
Emily Foster
Anna Brooks
Dolly Justice
Martha Schumacher
Thomas Lasley
Fred McKinley
Tom Kelton
Franklin Buchanan
Bradbury Misplaces Bill in Making Change
Bradbury, a ticket taker at the Silver Bridge, lost a $20 bill Sunday while making change for a passenger. Gallipolis Chief John Fraley stopped a car but the missing bill was not found. Bradbury believes he handed the money back with other change.
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Gallipolis
H. Poe Bradbury
Silver Bridge
John Fraley
Bradbury
Baptist Vesper Service Draws Large Audience
A vesper service at First Baptist Church in Gallipolis Sunday at 4 p.m. drew a large and appreciative audience. Choral and individual numbers were sung, the auditorium candle lit, and the service directed by Mrs. George Sagen left a strong impression.
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Gallipolis
First Baptist Church
George Sagen
Hope for No Fatality Record During Year
Logan city reports no fatal accidents in the first eleven months of the year and officials hope December will pass without a fatality in the nationwide safety campaign. Last year had one December fatality. the program began in 1938.
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Logan
Athens Pastor Will Address Stewart Group
Stewart High School Auditorium will host Rev. Fred Luchs presenting a European affairs talk with 1,100 feet of motion pictures on Monday evening December 4. The event is sponsored by the Ladies Aid Society of the Stewart M E Church.
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Stewart
Stewart High School
Fred Luchs
Europe
Ladies Aid Society
Stewart M. E. Church
Howard Biggins
Villa Cunningham
Blanche Bean
Guysville
Doren Brill
Addie Balderson
Arthur Wetherell
Howard
Billy Biggins
Carrie Hawk
Earl Linton
Nadine Brawley
Russell Parsons
Dorothy Meek
Clarice Linton
Richard Campbell
Adah Ruth Sutton
Foster Starlin
Margaret Jandes
Ralph Bartlett
Edward White
Orin Dale Wright
Virginia Coleman
Dorothea Mace
Blanche Dye
Doris Poston
Gail Steinmetz
Harold Miller
Jack Carsey
Eleanore Welch
November Mild Month in Police Courts
Logan police logged 14 arrests in November, 13 fewer than October. Causes included drunkenness seven cases and one each for assault and battery, running a red light, double parking, over time parking, failure to stop, and driving under the influence. Two motor vehicle accidents were investigated, on November 11 and November 30.
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Logan
Condition of Clyde Bloomfield Improves
Improvement is reported in the condition of Clyde Bloomfield who is under a physician’s care at his home. He suffered a recurrence of lump jaw over a week ago and his eyes continue to give him trouble.
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Logan
Clyde Bloomfield
Burial Group Annual Meeting Election at 7 PM
The Logan Workmen's Mutual Burial Association will hold its annual business meeting at their hall at 7 oclock Wednesday evening December 6. Officers will be elected for next year and refreshments will be served after the session.
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Logan — Workmen's Mutual Burial Association
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Parks Commission
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Chesterhill News
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I. R. Goldberg
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N. Court St
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Christian Living School
Rio Grande
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