Logan Board of Health Discusses Milk Supply Improvement
Logan city health officials and milk distributors met at City Hall to plan improvements in the local milk supply. Dr H M Boocks outlined pasteurization steps and sought cooperation from state departments for station inspections. A follow up meeting was scheduled with multiple distributors in attendance.
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Athens Messenger
Athens, Ohio
Logan Board of Health
Logan
State Health Department
Agricultural Department
J. M. Brown and Sons
John Larimer
Logan Home Dairy
William Huffman
J. J. Acker and Sons
Frasure and Brown
Health Board
Wreck on Main St Involves Three Vehicles
A three vehicle crash on Main St near Logan caused extensive damage before noon Tuesday. H A Blauser of Pickerington drove a heavy truck into Vaughn Hansel s Heine Packing Co truck which backed from the curb and struck Ed ward Hamblin s parked car injuring Mrs Hamblin her daughter Violet Darnell and her five year old son Dick The Hamblin car was pushed onto the sidewalk as the packing truck tore a rear end and one side from its partner The Frasure and Brown truck near the wreck was undamaged Police Chief Lew Reynolds surveyed the scene Roy Kleinschmidt and Ewald Schmitter were summoned for the Columbus Federal Court petit jury duty next Monday.
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Logan
Main St
H. A. Blauser
Pickerington
Vaughn Hansel
Heine Packing Co
Blauser
Edward Hamblin
Roy Kleinschmidt
Ewald Schmitter
Federal Court
Columbus
Heads Of School Paper Names Huffman Editor
Logan High School announces John Huffman as editor of the Aerial publication. Bob Fickle is named business manager and Bob McBride advertising manager. The students previously served as assistants. faculty will appoint literary editor and stenographers, with remaining staff elected by the student body.
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Logan
John Huffman
Fred B. Burchfield
Bob Fickle
Bob McBride
Logan High Band Debuts Lighted Formations During Game
Logan High Band entertained between halves of the varsity game Tuesday evening with marching formations shown by cap lights during a blackout. Glendon Shriner conducted with a lighted baton, James Horwell led alma mater with a flashlight, and the smaller band performed in limited space.
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LOGAN
Logan High
Glendon Shriner
James Horwell
Logan Cycle Club to Join Christmas Parade Honor Guard
Logan Cycle Club members were invited by the Chamber of Commerce to participate in the Christmas parade at 1 p.m. Saturday. They will ride as a guard of honor for Santa Claus, meeting at 12:15 p.m. at the Lanning Motor Co. Bunting will decorate bicycles. The club is led by Robert Cassil as president and Vera Mullen as secretary-treasurer.
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Logan
Logan Cycle Club
Chamber of Commerce
Santa Claus
Old St. Nicholas
Lanning Motor Co
Bunting
Robert Cassil
Vera Mullen
Rabbit Supper Held By Future Farmers
Annual Rabbit supper of the Future Farmers of America Chapter of this village was held Tuesday evening at the Community Hall. Olan Black was president Earl Swackhammer secretary and George Bushnell the instructor. James R. Smoot of the extension service was invited to attend.
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Laurelville
Future Farmers of America
Olan Black
Earl Swackhamer
George Bushnell
James R. Smoot
Legion Post Holds Regular Meeting and Oyster Supper
Logan Post American Legion held a routine business session on Tuesday evening with 106 members enrolled. After the meeting an oyster supper was served.
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LOGAN
Logan Post American
Melrose Harbaugh
Logan Social Notes Highlight Club Meetings and Visits
Mrs. Orla Fickle hosts Topsy Turvy Club with officer elections and a gift exchange. Harrington Class at Presbyterian Church plans Christmas outreach with carols and readings. Delta Theta Tau pledges host Christmas party preparations and awards. Local theater rehearsals and social bridge events noted. Western trip plans for Evelyn Steward factor into weekend news. D. of A. Club to hold annual Christmas grab bag meeting with mystery sister reveal. Several residents listed with recent moves and visits.
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Orla Fickle
Frieda Smith
Albert Lackey
Everett Dawley
John Poling
Dawley
Thomas Myers
Miss Smith
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Virginia Smith
Bell Hall
D. OF A. Club
Peculiar Treasure Review At Junta Club Meeting
Mrs William Strentz presided over the Junta Club Monday on Edna Ferbers Peculiar Treasure with a book discussion replacing roll call Miss Mary McCray hosted a 6 oclock dinner at N Market St home Guests included Mrs George Cunningham Lancaster Mrs Stanton Pond and Miss Mary Lemon A dress rehearsal is set tonight for three one act plays by the Little Theater Group Friday at East school auditorium at 815 for Red Carnations characters listed.
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Edna Ferber
William Strentz
Junta Club
Roll Call
Mary McCray
N. Market St
George Cunningham
Lancaster
Stanton Pond
Mary Lemon
Little Theater Group
East School
West End Power Line Starts Test Run Monday
The West End power line through Perry and Laurel Twps energized for a test Monday morning with permanent service expected by week’s end. The REA project will supply South Perry Mound Crossing Gibisonville Camp Hocking and surrounding farms and seeks local memberships to fund future extensions. An additional rural electrification effort will extend service from Geneva into Marion Township reaching about 25 farm homes.
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Logan
West End
Perry
Laurel Twos
REA
South Perry
Mound Crossing
Gibisonville
Camp Hocking
Geneva
Marion Township
Perfect Attendance at Smith School Sets Rural Record
LOGAN Smith School in Salt Creek District under Miss Goldin Paxton reports perfect attendance this term. Supt. Samuel H. Dillon and Carl C. Poling visited to find 40 pupils present, confirming enrollment of 40. It is unusual for a rural school to reach perfection so late in fall.
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Logan—Smith
Salt Creek
Goldin Paxton
Samuel H. Dillon
Carl C. Poling
Bremen Edges Logan In Chieftain Cage Opener
Bremen defeated Logan 20 to 19 in a close opening game with a tight scoreline throughout. Logan reserves won 27 to 18, while the event served as a benefit for Logan football player Don Riddlebarger who was sidelined by a leg fracture. About 550 fans attended the doubleheader before tickets went on sale.
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LOGAN
Chieftain
Bremen
Don Riddlebarger
Cherrington
Sewelry O Oo
WPA Locates 2000 Graves Of Soldiers In Hocking County
The Logan WPA grave registration project in Hocking County closed after 18 months. Samuel Culp led the effort locating nearly 2000 soldier and sailor graves, recording details from Revolutionary War to World War I, with records sent to Columbus for printing.
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Logan
Hocking County
Samuel Culp
Benton Township
Zanesville
WPA
Columbus
Culp
Post Officers After Circleville Bank Theft
After a Circleville bank robbery on Tuesday afternoon an alarm spread and four men were pursued. Sheriff Joe Farbearn led a dragnet at the Routes 180 and 56 intersection near Laurelville with Deputy Ray Zanner and Probation Officer Alfred Campbell, staying until the dragnet was released late that afternoon.
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Logan
Circleville
Joe Farbearn
Laurelville
Ray Zanner
Alfred Campbell
Farm Women Plan Christmas Party in Hocking County
Annual Christmas gathering of the Hocking County Farm Women will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Smoot on Mound Street starting 11 30 a m Friday. Virtually every township in the county will be represented with Mrs Paul Shaw Good Hope Township president and Mrs Fred Edwards Enterprise chairman. Christmas in Other Lands will be the subject. Carol singing and gift exchange included.
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Logan
Hocking County
James R. Smoot
Mound St
Paul Shaw
Good Hope Township
Fred Edwards
Enterprise
Sinnott seeks divorce and child custody in Kentucky suit
Gerald Sinnott files for divorce from Hazel Sinnott who is hospitalized at Cherrington. Cruelty and neglect cited. Married September 12 1925 at Catlettsburg Kentucky. Six children aged 11 months to 12 years. Sinnotts reside in Union Furnace after moving from Zanesville. He also seeks a restraining order.
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Logan
Gerald Sinnott
Hazel Sinnott
Cherrington Hospital
Sheriff's Office
Catlettsburg
Sinnotts
Union Furnace
Zanesville
Merritt Sues for 10400 Damages in Auto Injury Case
Mrs Erminnie Merritt of Columbus sues J A Isselstein of Deanville for 10400 damages over injuries from a December 4 1938 motor accident at Enterprise on U S Route 33. Logan County jurors were notified to report for October term. trial to begin Monday.
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Farbearn
Erminnie Merritt
Columbus
J. A. Isselstein
Deanville
Merritt
Enterprise
U. S. Route 33
Hall Nears Completion on East Main Street
Logan reports a log cabin dance hall for Vincent McGill on East Main Street nearing completion. Roof and walls are finished. interior finish, windows, and doors remain. Ready for use in a few days once interior work is complete. Local opening planned promptly.
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Logan
E. Main St
Vincent McGill
Lana
Licensee to Wed in Logan Marriage License Issued
A marriage license was issued Tuesday to William A Griffith 35 a truck driver of Jackson and Anna M Taylor 22 of Logan Rt 4 at home daughter of John and Anna Taylor. Officials record the license as valid for the couple to marry in Logan.
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Logan
William A. Griffith
Jackson
William Griffith
Anna M. Taylor
John Taylor
Freeman Faces Serious Illness After Hand Injury
Logan Delmar Freeman, a greenhouse employee, is confined at home with blood poisoning stemming from a past left hand injury that became infected.
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Logan
Delmar’ Freeman
Hocking County High School Superintendents Meet Planned
A meeting of the superintendents of the several high schools of Hocking County is scheduled for 2 30 p m Thursday. School problems will be discussed at the county superintendent's office.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Beauties of Hocking in Winter Observed by Officials
Supt Samuel H Dillon and Attendance Officer Carl C Poling noted snow covered evergreens and snow wrapped valley scenery in Salt Creek Township during a Monday morning drive. The trip highlighted the county’s winter landscape. Mrs Orville Ballenger of Marion Township returned home from Cherrington Hospital after a two week stay for surgery and is rapidly recovering.
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Logan
Hocking County
Samuel H. Dillon
Carl C. Poling
Salt Creek Township
Orville Ballenger
Marion Township
Cherrington Hospital
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