Investigation of Board Is Asked by Logan Chamber
Logan December report details a Logan Chamber of Commerce letter to Prosecutor Phil A. Henderson requesting a thorough investigation of the Hocking County Fair Board. The letter cites mismanagement, taxpayer risk, and resignations amid board disputes. Merry Makers Club members gathered at Miss Florence Bort's home for bridge, lunch, and conversation with guests listed.
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Logan, Dec
Hocking County Fair
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Phil A. Henderson
Hocking County
Eeds
Agital Board
Cuiduet
Tarr
Resuit
Husbien
Faw
Henderson
Merry Marisweet Logan
Merry Makers Club
Florence Bort
North Culver Street
Plas
Winifred Enele
Seth Siozn
Merle Weymueller
Helen Rochester
Engle
Logan Briefs: Local Visits and Family News
Ur and Mrs Frank Witherspoon of Lancaster visited Logan friends for several days. Mrs Witherspoon received a message from Orland about her husband, Ira Shurtz, being seriously ill and she left for there that afternoon. Mrs Ray Castell of Logan was a suitor in Columbus. Thursday Mrs Ella Keenes, Mrs Clara Campbell and Miss Emma Westenhaver visited in Columbus Saturday.
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LOGAN
Frank Witherspoon
Lancaster
Witherspoon
Orland
Ira Shurtz
Ray Castell
Columbus
Ella Keenes
Clara Campbell
Emma Westenhaver
Two men fined after intoxication arrest in Logan
James Hall and Jack Moore of Circleville were arrested on Main Street in Logan by Traffic Officer Joe Farbearn. In affidavits before Magistrate E. E. Bright both pleaded guilty and received fines. Hall $25 plus costs and Moore $10 plus costs. The magistrate noted Hall had prior similar charges.
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Logan
James Hall
Jack Moore
Circleville
Main Street
Joe Farbearn
E. E Bright
Hall
Moore
Liquor Found in Coal Gate Raid Leads to Fine
Deputy Sheriff L F Hammond described quart cans of liquor recovered during a Coal Gate raid conducted by state officers. John Wilson was arrested, fifty gallons of liquor and eight barrels of mash seized, along with a stove and pressure tank equipment. Wilson was arraigned and fined 200 dollars plus costs with a potential second charge for equipment used in liquor making.
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Tohn Wilson
Logan
L. F Hammond
Coal Gate
John Wilson
Wilson
Harley M Whitcraft
Fda
Puzzle Answer Prompt Mix Reveals Wordplay Pattern
A reader notes the solution to today’s Letter Golf puzzle appears as a chain of rhyming or near rhyme words with similar endings such as CHICK CHINK CHINS COINS CORES CONES and CONEYR, culminating in MONEY.
Death notes of Ezra Meeker recalled by local official
J W Coleman county superintendent of schools recalls Ezra Meeker, the pioneer and former neighbor he knew in Seattle. Coleman, who lived near Meeker for over a year, speaks of their friendship and shared campaigning for a state bond issue for public improvements.
Funeral for Leona Summers Scheduled in Logan
Funeral services will be held at 1 36 Sunday afternoon at the Fairview ME church for Miss Leona Summers 20 who died Wednesday evening from burns suffered in an automobile accident. The Rev James R Fields will preside with the Fairview pastor assisting. Burial will be in the cemetery. Nathan Simmers, injured in the same accident, is recovering. In Logan, Martin and Jones confectioners were sold from receivership to Mrs Vinnie Green who plans to reopen after needed changes with Evelyn Green and her son Jor assisting in management.
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Logan, Dec
Fairview ME
Leona Summers
James R Fields
Logan M E
Fairview Church
Nathan Simmers
Urge Further Effort in Charity Campaign
Campaign supporters praise untiring work of campaign chairman ward captain solicitors in Logan and rural leaders. With about $60 to reach the goal set at campaign opening, canvassers expect to collect the balance before Thanhogning Day. In Brocking County Red Cross roll call reached $937 as officials push to meet the $1,000 target. Hardensille donated $71 as village reports came in under direction of Brown and Matthew. Logan’s Second Ward leads with $226.65, followed by First Ward with $221. Third and Fourth wards hold $5435 and $118 respectively. Union meeting collections raised total to $2092. Samuel Jones Laurelsule solicitors and Mrs Tess of Logan noted 43 memberships. Norman Cooper and Haydenvilla visitors reported. Frank St Clair county commissioner organized courthouse drive for the cause. Red Cross officials praised E. L Plelow for efforts.
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Logan
OGAN
Red Cross
Brocking County
Ilocal
Hardensille
IV BD Brown
Clarence Mathew
Murray City Eagles Lodge
Union Purnace
Churches of
Davis
P H. Diles Rockbridge
Enterprise
Rockbridge
URIST
Samuel Jones
Plans for extensive world tour by veteran Seidenfeld
Logan - December reports that Charles Seidenfeld, Murray City merchant, plans a six months world cruise starting February 11 from Los Angeles. He will visit twenty six countries including the Hawaiian Islands, Japan, Korea, China, and many others, traveling partly with a tourist group. He recently returned from South America and has planned the trip for three years awaiting a companion. He will be the only representative from this Ohio district. The voyage will cover oceans and multiple ports before returning to the U S. The itinerary lists many nations and regions across Asia, Europe, and the Pacific.
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Logan
Charles Seidenfald
Murray City
Icme
Seldenfeld
United States
South America
Los Angeles
Ohio
Orient
Hawaiian Islands
Japan
Korea
China
Palestine
Turkey
Greece
Italy
Formosa
Philippines
Java
Monacco
France
Belgium
England
Indo China
Siam
Straits Settlement
Syria
Switzerland
Malay
Prince of Wales Islands
Burma
Ceylon
India
Egypt
Seidenfeld
Still and Mash Found in Mine Near Murray City
A forty gallon still and tight mash barrels were found in an old mine behind James Robison’s home in Murray City. Robison was arrested by state and county officers. charges of possession may be filed. Officers involved included H F Teal H A Lines J E Deavers and J F Harmond from Columbus, along with deputy Harmi mond. Robison to be arraigned Saturday before Judge Barley M Whitcraft.
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Logan
James Robison
Murray City
Robinson Home
H. F Teal
H. A. Lines
Cates J E Deavers
Jones and
Bradford
Columbus
J) F
Breaks Parole Logan Abram Hal Youth Arrested on Return
Logan Abram Hal, a 16 year old from Union Furnace, was picked up Thursday night by Deputy W R Lloyd and sent to the Boys Industrial School Friday. On parole for almost a year he violated terms and was brought back. He carried a stolen .38 caliber pistol from an elder brother at arrest. Continued on page Light.
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J. W. Coleman
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Sam Biles
Eileen
Mary Jane
Juan
Aardensille
Alva Gray
Velva
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Clarence G. Green
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Hester Thompson
Hammond
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Adelphi
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Murray
Mill St
Athens
Athens County
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Court House
Chevrolet
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OFIO
ALGEO
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Atwater
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Parker
Bank of Athens Bldg
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