Logan Masons Move Headquarters to Pythian Building
Logan Masons vote to move from the James Block on East Main Street to the Pythian Theater Building taking the second and third floors under a 20 year lease with renewal option. remodeling will add a 16 foot stage and complete by year end. annual Masonic lodge installation held with Neal Shaw as master.
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James
East Main Street
Logan Masons
Pythian Theater
Knights of Pythias
Mingo Lodge
Loganholding Company
Pythian
Masons
Blue Lodge
Rolland Bright
Mack E. Mount
Charles H. Smith
Neal Shaw
Luther Timerlake
Don §S. Bort
Charles Huffman
Logan Pythians To Have New Quarters
Logan Knights of Pythias Lodge will move to the second floor of the Arcade Building after leasing the space. They leave the top floor of the Pythian Building, recently sold at a receiver's sale, and take over rooms once used by the Beta Fraternity as their new lodge quarters.
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LOGAN
Logan Knights of Pythias Lodge
Arcade
Pythian
Logan Holding Company
Common Pleas Court
Beta Fraternity
Frank A Redmond Dies in Cleveland Hospital
Frank A Redmond, 38, assistant director of Cleveland Public Schools Research Department and head of vocational guidance at the Adult Night School, died after a surgical operation in Cleveland. A Ohio University alum, he also studied at Ohio State and Columbia. He leaves a widow and two sons, Gomer and Dustin, with a sister Mrs H M Boocks attending the funeral in Thurman, Ohio.
Local social at Mrs Allen and Mrs Baker home
Mrs Stanley Baker and Mrs John Allen hosted the Idano for a 6 o'clock dinner at Mrs Allen's home on Thursday followed by a social evening. Attendees included Mrs M J Cole Mrs Tom Eberst Mrs Claude Lyon Mrs Joe Case Mrs Barton A Hall Mrs George Schwenke Mrs Lawrence Hack Mrs Charles Lewis and Miss Pauline Judy and Miss Blanche England.
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Stanley Baker
John Allen
Allen
M. J. Cole
Tom Eberst
Claude Lyon
Joe
Installation of Officers in Venus Chapter Eastern Star
Logan December 9. Installation of officers will be held at the Masonic Hall Thursday evening by Venus Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star. Mrs. Mary Dow Driggs Crooksville district deputy will preside. Lunch will be served afterward by a committee from the chapter.
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Masonic Hall
Venus
Order of Eastern Star
Mary Dow Driggs
Crooksville
Glenn Huffman Pleads Guilty For Trespassing
Glenn Huffman was arrested Monday by Constable George H. Spang for trespassing on property in the Western part of the county, owned by A. Reichley. He appeared before Magistrate T. Stephenson, pleaded guilty, and was fined ten dollars plus costs.
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Logan
Glenn Huffman
George H. Spang
A. Reichley
T. Stephenson
Local Classified Circulation Contact Listed
Messenger staff correspondent ad notes classified and circulation inquiries. Call D. YW. Milne at 272 for services and related information.
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Messenger
D. YW. Milne
Logan High Girls' Squad Is Slashed
Logan High coach Miss Alice Frasch cut the basketball squad from 37 to 20 with a further reduction expected after Friday's game. Returning reserves Jean Edwards and Ruth Wheeler are prospects for the regular team along with Ed Wheeler for guard positions. Others vie for guards and center with a wide list of hopefuls including Frances Donahue Violet Irwin Frances Juergensmeier Roberta Schaal Ann Allen Zelma Lackey Mary Glass Edith Geslin Imgarde Buss Helen Belt and Fordwards among contenders.
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Logan
Alice Frasch
Logan High
Jean Edwards
Ruth Wheeler
Imgarde Buss
Helen Belt
Miss Edwards
Miss Wheeler
Frances Donahue
Violet Irwin
Frances Juergensmeier
Roberta Schaal
Ann Allen
Zelma Lackey
Mary Glass
Edith Geslin
Fordwards
Forest Heft
Jane Thurness
Mary Freisinger
Lelia Wolfe
Clara Freese
Eunice
Venice Harbarger
Hocking County Agent Outlines Annual Extension Plan
Logan December 9 Harold Chambers extension agent releases annual report detailing plans for 4 H Club work soils farm management dairying and poultry in 1931. He calls for more demonstration fields forestry fruit production winter school and broader poultry programs to raise farmer incomes. He also urges better record keeping housing feeding sanitation and stronger club advisory committees.
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Chambers
Farma
Miller announces Logan birth of a son
Logan announces the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Carl Miller of Columbus on Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs J P Miller of Logan named as grandparents.
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Logan
Dec
Carl Miller
Columbus
J. P. Miller
Special Evangelistic Series Sees 70 Decisions at Union Furnace
Logan report shows 70 converts from the evangelistic series at Union Furnace United Brethren Church. Mrs Edna Hughes assisted Rev C B Atbell as the efforts concluded Sunday night. Many conversions joined United Brethren Church with others attracted to local congregations.
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Union Furnace
Logan
United Brethren Church
Edna Hughes
C. B. Atbell
Revival Strengthens Church Departments in Seven Year High
Mr. Arbell cites strengthened church units as proof of revival success. The three-day gathering is described as the largest in seven years. Mrs. Hughes, evangelist since age eleven, plans a Dec 27 Akron meeting at a major city church.
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Arbell
State Aid Funds Not Delayed In Hocking County
Logan December 9 Supt J W Coleman says no hold up of state aid funds in Hocking County districts as reports were late for first distributions. All reports filed now and next distribution expected soon. Coleman will visit Columbus Thursday for talks with State Education Department on county aid needs totaling 56000 since September 1. Only a small portion of funds for the current school year has been received.
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Logan
J. W. Coleman
Hocking County
Coleman
Columbus
Birthday celebrants mark Dec 9 youngsters
Today December 9 features two birthday boys. The youngest, five year old Bob De Laney, begins kindergarten at Rufus Putnam Training School. Elder brother Gerald Rider has advanced to first grade at Central School.
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Bob DeLaney
Rufus Putnam
Gerald Rider
Central School
New Tax Plan Is Explained By Mellon Amid Emergency Measures
The plan raises corporate income tax from 12 to 12.5 percent, adds a 5 percent surtax, and credits state inheritance taxes up to 80 percent. It calls for a 3 cent letter rate and parcel post increases while projecting minimum annual revenue of 150 million dollars. Mellon argues higher rates are temporary to restore finances and later lower rates may boost long term productivity.
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Mellon
Coolidge
John N. Garner
House
Melton
Hoover
Football Talk Made by Peden To Rotarians
Don Peden Ohio University coach traces the development of modern college football from its Rutgers Princeton origin to today. He notes early rough play, rule changes guided by Roosevelt and Walter Camp, and that modern football emphasizes deception, ethics, and education over brute force.
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Rutgers
Princeton
Athens Rotary Club
Hotel Berry
Don Peden
Ohio University
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
Walter Camp
Iowa Grandma Enters U S Senate Race Against Brookhart
Coun cil Bluffs Iowa Mrs Donald Macrae former national president of the American Legion Auxiliary announces candidacy for the U S Senate challenging Republican incumbent Smith W Brookhart. She warns of tension over Manchurian issues and advocates universal draft law.
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U. S. Senate
Smith W. Brookhart
Macrae
American Legion Auxiliary
Hoover Outlines Revenue Act Plan For Temporary Tax Relief
President Hoover argues for reenacting the 1924 revenue act with a temporary tax increase. He says past taxes were not intolerable and supported prosperity, and a definite termination date will give taxpayers relief and planning certainty.
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Hoover
Break Up A Cold In A Jiffy With Hill's Cascara Quinine
Advertisements claim Hill's Cascara Quinine quickly breaks up a cold. Take two tablets now and follow box directions, then drink water. The copy promises quick relief, a cleared head, and a return to work, with a money back guarantee if it fails.
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Peopp
Hill
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