Second Football Banquet Highlights Logan High
Logan fans and players attended the second annual football banquet at Masonic Hall with 140 attendees including the 1934 squad. Speakers included Ohio University coaches Don Peden and Dutch Trautwein, plus Earl Kreiger and school officials. Coach Longley named Vaughn Hansel captain for next year as 14 players prepare to receive letters. team records and finances praised. Logan High football boasts a strong six year run with 25 wins, 11 losses, and four ties.
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Logan
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Masonic Hall
Don C. Peden
Dutch Trautwein
Ohio University
Earl Kreiger
Venus Chapter
Eastern Star
Forest BE
Weinrich
C. F. Rauch
Ohio
Claude Chrisman
Sam Longley
G. F E. Carr
Fred Burchfield
Bill Sauer
Peden
John Longley
Carr
Burchfield
Longley
Vaughn
Bus” Hansel
Pearl Derr
Dick Brandt
John Shaw
Ned Gabriel
Dr. Rauch
John Roberts
Ken Fitzgerald
Mel Harbaugh
Claude Bright
Logan High
Middleport
Women's Union Meets At Presbyterian Church in Logan
The Logan Women’s Union met at the First Presbyterian Church with First Ward women as hostesses. Mrs. Charlotte Strentz led the session. Mrs. Harry J. Stevenson directed the business meeting. Decorations were planned for the church social rooms and a mite box fund was found empty. Committee members named for supervising decorations include Mrs. Harold Chambers, Mrs. Harley M. Whitcraft, Mrs. Paul Monks, and Mrs. John Wellman.
Logan Briefs Local Social Surprises and Departures
Logan notes guests Mr and Mrs Ivan Potts and children Janice and Jerry visited Continental for a few days Estella Tipton and Miss Georgia Hansel started stenographer posts at Lanning Motor Company Hansel is daughter of E C Hansel and Mrs Lucina McGhee of near Vinton Mrs James L L Martin Logan’s mother died Tuesday evening Mrs Clara Worthman left Cherrington Hospital for home after two weeks treatment for pneumonia She lives at Enterprise.
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Ivan Potts
Janice
Jerry
Continental
Estella Tipton
Georgia Hansel
The
Lanning Motor Company
Hansel
E. C. Hansel
Lucina McGhee
Near Vinton
James Ll. Martin
Logan
Clara Worthman
Cherrington Hospital
Enterprise
Logan-A reserve jetter shows off in Columbus visit
Logan-A reserve jetter from North High Columbus was displayed by Jack OConnell to Logan friends during a weekend visit. OConnell, formerly with L. H. 8 squad last year, played as a backfield candidate before moving to Columbus.
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Logan
North High
Columbus
Jack O'Connell
O'Connell
Canton Officer Homer Moore Near Pension Clock
Logan Homer Moore of Canton, visiting his parents in Gibisonville, is nearing pension age as a Canton police member. Formerly with the local power company, he joined the force in Canton and now serves as a plainclothes court bailiff. In two and a half years he may retire.
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Logan
Homer Moore
Canton
Grant Moore
Gibisonville
Power Company
Old Man's Cave Sets October Attendance Record
Logan reports Old Man's Cave drew 12 000 visitors over four Sundays in October, a record for the park since becoming public. Attendance declined in November and the first December Sunday counted 157 tourists.
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Logan
Old Man's Cave
A. Reichley
Paintings Accepted for Phumbox Art Exhibit
Mrs. Clarence Heine of this city has two oil paintings accepted for display in the Columbus Art Gallery Phumbox Exhibit, an annual pre Christmas show. Judges selected a hill scene near Ash Cave and a quarry scene painted near Columbus.
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Logan
Clarence Heine
Columbus Art Gallery
Ash Cave
Columbus
Administrator Lanning Sues Rays Over Real Estate Transfer
G W Lanning as administrator of Andrew Sharkey's estate sues James L Ray and Laura M Ray to set aside an 8 acre Benton Township land transfer. The suit alleges Sharkey was failing health when conveyance occurred and aimed to defraud creditors.
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LOGAN
G. W. Lanning
Andrew Sharkey
James L. Ray
Laura M. Ray
Benton Township
Sharkey
Carmen Layoffs Hit Logan Railroad Yard Workers
Logan men were cut from the C and O Rail road yards at Walbridge as 14 carmen and seven helpers lost their jobs due to a reduction order in lake trade. The order took effect Sunday after many had worked there all summer.
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LOGAN
Carmen
Walbridge
C. and O
Lanning Names Ada Hoskins as Office Secretary
Gerald W. Lanning elects Ada Hoskins Starr as office secretary for his term beginning January 6. Hoskins, Logan High School and Columbus business college graduate, is the daughter of Joshua and (Mrs.) Clark of Starr and will move to Logan with her ten-year-old son. Her husband drowned while trying to rescue a companion near Philo.
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Logan
Gerald W. Lanning
Ada Hoskins
Starr
Hosking
Logan High School
Columbus Business College
Joshua Clark
Fox Hunters Install Plan Annual Party
Logan new officers assumed charge of the meeting Tuesday night held by the Hocking County Fox Hunters Association. Seventy five members planned the annual landowner party at the next meeting. Efforts will seek to raise membership to 100 and delinquent members will be solicited. Officers listed include F. E. Mowery president G. L. Wright vice president John G. Byerly secretary treasurer Henry Derry John Poling Mood Dane Bert Bell and C. A. Brooks directors. Music followed from Boyer Bros. and the Bobo Trio.
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LOGAN
Hocking County Fox Hunters Association
F. E. Mowery
G. L. Wright
John G. Byerly
Henry Derry
John Poling
Mood Dane
Bert Bell
C. A. Brooks
Boyer Bros
Bobo Trio
Krumlalf Hurt Again Logs Arm Cast
Clarence Krumulauf, star basketball player of last season’s Chieftains, wears a cast on his right arm after a recurrence of a prior injury that flared up when the arm was bumped this week.
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Logan
Clarence Krumilauf
Assembly Orchestra and Seventh Grade Basketball Scores
The Assembly Orchestra of seventeen players is listed with members by instrument. Seventh grade girls played intramural basketball last week with results including Lightning over Shooters 2 0 and Panthers over Lightnings 24 2. A Nelsonville High School junior is profiled as Ruth Lowry, a five foot two inch librarian and active club member.
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Lightning’s
Shooters
Panthers
Blue Devils
Starlights
Thunderbolts
Blue Panthers
Blue Shooters
Lightnings
Nelsonville High School
Ruth Lowry
French Club Holds Fourth Meeting With Songs and Talks
The fourth French Club meeting on Wednesday November 21 saw members answer roll in French, sing songs such as Madelon and La Bergere, and hear articles by Mary M. Betta and Elsie Matheny. John Huddy won the weekly contest. Light refreshments followed. Friday a pot luck supper for all city teachers will be held in the Home Economics room after the basketball game with Waterloo, organized by Mr. Washburn to better acquaint high school and grade teachers.
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Margaret Betts
Mary M. Betta
Service Transatlantique D’aeroplane
Elsie Matheny
Paris
John Huddy
Waterloo
Washburn
Thanksgiving program caps week in Miss Jackson class
Miss Helen Jacksons English class staged the weekly assembly with a call to colors and flag bearers Jack Pritchard Willard Poole Annabelle Bussey a song led by Charles Evans scripture and prayer by Mary Jane Nixon a reading of The History of Thanksgiving by Josephine Tignor a play Thanks to the Depression about a family losing money and sheriff's sale finding joy in a modern farm cast included Bernadine Adkins Ruth Laessle Peggy Freer Billy Bateman Margaret Tennihill Leslie Farrow Charles Levering and Max Adkins.
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Helen Jackson
Jack Pritchard
Willard Poole
Annabelle Bussey
King
Charles Evans
Mary Jane Nixon
Sheriff's Sale
Bernadine Adkins
Ruth Laessle
Peggy Freer
Billy Bateman
Margaret Tennihill
Leslie Farrow
Charles Levering
Max Adkins
Santa Claus in a New Light at Christmas Gifts
The piece suggests electrical gifts for all family members during Christmas. Items include an ebony and gold alarm clock, silver percolator set, toaster, hospitality tray, electric stove and refrigerator, electric grill, featherweight iron, curling iron, flashlight, warming pad, and lamps from the Southern Ohio Electric Company as smart modern presents for home or college use.
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Dad
Mother
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Howard Bobo
Knights Templar Meet Here To Confer Order
Knights Templar from six cities plus Athens gathered at the Athens Masonic Temple to witness conferring the Order of Malta on George M. Marshall and Braden E. Nida. About 152 commandery representatives from Parkersburg Marietta Chillicothe Logan Gallipolis Columbus Athens attended. A Columbus commandery No. 69 degree team conferred the order with Rt. Eminent Sir J. Wallace Cherry and B. W. Headley notable in attendance. Marion Koons was honored with a gold medal for 52 years as a Knight Templar. Koons has 64 years in the Masonic Order. A turkey dinner preceded the conferring. Athens Commandery No. 15 officers Clark Williams E F Sells and B M Cavert led.
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Athens
Athens Masonic Temple
Order of Malta
George M. Marshall
Guysville
Braden E. Nida
Marietta
Parkersburg
Chillicothe
Logan
Gallipolis
Columbus
Columbus Commandery No
J. Wallace Cherry
Ohio
B. W. Headley
Marion Koons
Koons
Masonic Order
Athens Commandery No. 15
Clark Williams
E. F. Sells
B. M. Cavert
West Side Honor Roll Named for Second Six Weeks
West Side School records honor roll students for the second six weeks. Principal Louisa Steele lists first grade honorees Betty Better through Dickie Cox, second grade scholars including Joan Campbell and June Cullum, third grade names Jeannette De Pew and Evelyn Frost, fourth grade students Joyce Bigum and Joan Seaman, and fifth grade members Marjorie Gaston and Gerald Wiseman.
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West Side
Louisa Steele
Betty Better
Richard Dewey
Betty June France
Billy Imes
Harl Larch
Dickie Cox
Joan Campbell
Clara Coppers
June Cullum
Mary Rubadue
Kate Seaman
June Schuler
Mary Wilson
Robert Winters
Jeannette de Pew
Evelyn Frost
Geraldine Gibbons
Louis Burgett
Joyce Bigum
Betty Carolyn Gaston
Jane Hooper
Joan Seaman
Marjorie Gaston
George Gloeckner
Ruth Mason
Gerald Wiseman
Bladder laxative advertises Bukets pills for night irritation
If you suffer nightly urination burning or backache try a 25¢ test of juniper oil and bucho leaf extract in green tablets called Bukets. Flush out acids and waste. after four days request a refund from your druggist at Cline's Pharmacy Adv.
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Cline
Island Deaths Cleared in Dreaded Baroness Drama
Ashore tale on the Baroness Eloise Bousquet de Wagner and companions unfolds from Charles Island to Marchena. Captain Hancock recounts exile of Lorenz and Phillipson, with death of Dr. Ritter and Frau Dore Strauch Koerwin. Ecuador’s inquiry deemed rumors grotesque, while Ritter hinted at unbearable conditions and a hidden story.
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Eloise Bousquet de Wagner
Dr. Ritter
Hancock
Robert Phillipson
Lorenz
Charles Island
Nuggrud
Negro Boy
Marchena
Empress
Frau
Dore Strauch Koerwin
Penal
Lorenz and Phillipson
Paris
Ritter
Apartment House Damaged by Fire at 40 West Carpenter Street
Athens fire crews responded at 7:30 AM to a chimney fire at 40 West Carpenter Street. Flames burned the wallpaper on the flue stop on the second floor but were extinguished with little damage. Fire Chief Laughlin blamed an excessively large furnace for the blaze. The home, owned by Harry Roach, is a large frame building housing Ohio University faculty and students.
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Athens
Carpenter Street
BE. R. Laughlin
Harry Roach
Ohio University
Locomotiv Excursion Steam Pace Reported
English and Can papers note a steam locomotive reaching high speeds on level track with heavy loads. An excursion with four ladies aboard was steamed at a remarkable rate, sparking debate over the engine’s power and safety in January 1830.
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