Logan Council Learns of Delinquent State Payments
Logan Ohio council reports $2210 owed to the State Industrial Commission for 1933 to 1938, plus $232 for relief labor from 1931 to 1934, based on city payrolls and certified by the county auditor. Council asks for detailed findings and to settle the claim, and considers jail maintenance payments and new two hour parking checks by police.
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State Industrial Commission
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R. R. Loomis
Poling Boy Receives Forehead Wound At Play Neighbor Home
Seven year old Logan Larry Poling of Zanesville Avenue sustained a severe forehead wound Tuesday evening after falling from a porch while visiting a playmate. He required medical attention at Cherrington Hospital.
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Logan - Larry
Russell Poling
Zanesville Ave
Cherrington Hospital
Red Cross First Aid Certificates to Be Awarded
Logan junior and senior high pupils who completed the Red Cross first aid course will receive certificates at a joint assembly in the senior auditorium at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon.
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Logan
Red Cross
Officers to be elected by Hocking County Society directors
The Hocking County Agricultural Society directors will elect officers on Saturday January 4. Two new board members will join the directorate from the recent fair election, Lee Karr from South Perry and James McNamee of this city.
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Logan
Hocking County Agricultural Society
Lee Karr
South Perry
James McNamee
Court Overrules Defense Motion in Hamilton Damages Case
The court overruled a defense motion in the damages suit by Lawrence Hamilton by his father Don Hamilton against Virgil J. Harley. The judge granted Harley 20 days to plead further.
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Logan
Lawrence Hamilton
Don, Hamilton
Virgil J. Harley
Logan Euterpean Club meets with Mozart focus and student plays
December meeting at Mrs. Charles Bell’s home featured Mozart program with arias and duets by Mrs. R. R. Lanning Mrs. F Meade Bowen Mrs. Clarke and Mrs. Alfred Carpenter. Closing numbers included a Symphony duet and a vocal solo. Other social items covered include a Bible class gathering and Pastime Club bridge.
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C. S. Clarke
Alfred Carpenter
Clarke
Hugh Meldrim
Wilbur Lanning
Harley Meyer
Harold Techau
Allen Adams
F. Meade Bowen
Mary Louise Bowen
Carpenter
J. G. Cole
Howard Kirk
Elizabeth Collison
R. R. Lanning
Margaret Lutz
Meldrim
Wal
Gridder Faces Complications From Recurrent Arm Injury
Logan Rodney Thompson of Hamden continues to suffer arm problems after a shoulder fracture in football eleven weeks ago. A door impact three weeks later caused another break, then a Tuesday elbow strike prompted medical X rays at Cherrington Hospital showing no new fracture.
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Logan
Rodney Thompson
A. E. Thompson
Hamden
Cherrington Hospital
Glenova Council 316 D of A formed in Logan
Logan reports a new D of A council named Glenova Council No. 316. The institution is set for Thursday night December 12 at Bell Hall starting 7:00. Charter members must attend with Mrs Pribble Wilson as instituting officer and the Gallipolis degree team present. Mrs Earl Landis organized the council.
Logan High Girls Observe Health Day
The Skot, Logan High School Girls Athletic Association weekly, will publish Friday December 13 to celebrate health day. Editor Eleanor Anthony with assistant Jane Karshner leads a staff including Julia Donahue Martha Ann Kinser Jean Hurley Marguerite Riggs and Eileen Rutherford.
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Logan
Skot
Girls Athletic Association
Logan High School
Eleanor Anthony
Jane Karshner
Julia Donahue
Martha Ann Kinser
Jean Hurley
Marguerite Riggs
Eileen Rutherford
School officials visit Gallipolis for committee work
To Inspect School LOGAN Supt G E Carr and Principal H E Kirk of Junior High School went to Gallipolis Tuesday for a committee evaluating the high school there. In Kirk’s absence J R Hankison leads the principal’s office at the Junior High.
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Logan
G. E. Carr
H. E. Kirk
Gallipolis
Auditor Kenneth R Fitzgerald Improves at Home
Logan residents report continued improvement by Auditor Kenneth R Fitzgerald at his residence on West Hunter Street, reflecting progress in his health and daily functioning.
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Logan
Kenneth R
Fitzgerald
W. Hunter St
Guanaye Cormorant Flies to Fish in Air Unlike Peers
The guanaye, a Peruvian cormorant, marks a unique fishing approach by hunting from the air while other cormorants pursue prey underwater.
Hocking Nine Attend Wooster Egg Auction Visit
Nine members of the Hocking County delegation toured Wooster visiting an egg auction plant and a 5,000 laying hen farm. They observed 659 cases of eggs sold in 90 minutes and inspected a Locker storage plant similar to a proposed county facility. The group will hold a final poultry meeting at the courthouse and prepare for the Athens district gathering on December 17.
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Wooster
Hocking County
R. E. Cray
Athens
Three Legion Posts Plan Joint Meeting
Murray City Laurelville and Logan American Legion Posts plan a joint meeting at the local post rooms next Tuesday evening. Speakers include J. J. Saslavsky department adjutant W. L. DeWeese state membership officer and M. M. Carothers editor of the American Legion News. A social session and lunch will follow the program.
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Murray City
Laurelville
Logan American Legion
J. J. Saslavsky
W. L. DeWeese
M. M. Carothers
The
American Legion News
Work Progress on Route 33 Improvements at Logan
Hussey and Holderman hold the contract and push ahead on U. S. Route 33 improvements in Logan. They laid a long brick section Tuesday and applied an asphalt filler taking advantage of clear weather.
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LOGAN
W. Hunter St
Hussey and Holderman
Logan business men entertained at breakfast
A group of 40 business and professional men in Logan were entertained with a breakfast at the Ohio Power Co dining room on E Main St Tuesday morning. S. H. Sebold S. W. Murphy and Roger W. Friend served the breakfast prepared by Miss Frances Jackson Mrs Edna Anthony Logan and Miss Ellen McCoy Newark.
Cadiz Meet Se Ohio Officials Discuss Regional Organization
Supt Samuel H. Dillon of this city joined Supt C W Mallett Morgan County and Charles E Knowles Guernsey County on a trip to Cadiz for a county superintendent meeting. Southeast Ohio officials lead the discussion as Cadiz area superintendents consider forming a similar organization.
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LOGAN
Samuel H. Dillon
C. W. Mallett
Morgan County
Charles E. Knowles
Guernsey County
Cadiz
Southeast
Propose Extension of Rural Mail Route to South Logan
An inspection Tuesday reviewed extending the rural route south over the Nickel Plate road to serve South Logan residents. The revised route would have carriers serve frontages with one or two exceptions, requiring residents to walk at most a square to reach their boxes. Bill Miller petitioned for the added service.
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Logan
Nickel Plate Road
South Logan
Bill Miller
Low Bid For Six Inch Pipe Extension To Heine Plant
Logan James B. Clow and Son of Coshocton submitted the lowest bid for cast iron pipe to extend the water line to the Heine Packing Co. plant on the south side. The bid was 9 12 cents per foot for 500 feet of six inch pipe.
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Loomis
WPA
Angle
View
Berlin
Hickory Sts
Goose Creek
Water Fund
Sun Glow Plant
Motherwell Ave
LOGAN
James B. Clow and Son
Coshocton
Heine Packing Co
Straitsville Honor Roll Is Announced
NEW STRAITSVILLE The latest honor roll for New Straitsville schools lists students by grade. First through Twelfth grades name numerous students including John Beattie, Brid get Campbell, Janet Downs, James Starner, John Cotterman, Karen Donaldson, Juanita Babbs, Barbara Harris, Delores Coakley, Jim my Waldie, Dora Jo Locke, Margie Delaney, Patsy Renkert, Dick Eberts, Lil lian Shuttleworth, Rose Ann Blank enship, Bert Green, Marion Abram, Joe Begley among others.
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New Straitsville
John Beattie
Bridget Campbell
Janet Downs
Leah Jean Hinerman
Betty Jean Hoops
Phyllis Summers
Celeste Stewart
James Starner
John Cotterman
Karen Donaldson
Ronald Eberts
Anna Marie Fletcher
Barbara Ann Foster
Miram Green
Shirley Rushin
Billie Jean Sauvage
Donna Smith
Marian Smith
Billy Wade
Juanita Babbs
Joan Downs
Barbara Harris
Eddie Lawson
Roland Pierce
Russell Starner
Delores Coakley
Jackie Blosser
Jo Ann_ Ennis
Dorothy Dishon
Joann Humphrey
Della Bachus
Laura Eckhart
Jimmy Waldie
Billy Rushin
Marcia Gill
Betty Mae Emerick
Roy Grandy
Betty Jean Riley
Lois Carolyn Wilson
Pat Blaney
Homer Blosser
Jack Kemper
Dora Jo Locke
Beverly Savage
Eloise Woodruff
Marion Abram
Edgar Albaugh
Patricia Connors
Patricia Callahan
Bob Emerick
Billie Ross
Joe Begley
John Connor
Abraham Hatem
Mary Holcomb
Alvin Howdyshell
Barbara Otstot
Arthur Ruck
Esther Wolfe
Logan-Gilbert Watkins Returned by Sheriff and Deputies
Logan-Gilbert Watkins was brought back from Cincinnati by Sheriff Joe Farbearn and Deputy Nellis Smith. Local officers sought him on a charge of non-support and he awaits arraignment.
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Logan
Gilbert Watkins
Cincinnati
Joe Farbearn
Nellis Smith
Neon Police and Fire Dept Sign Unveiled in Logan
A new neon sign for the Police and Fire Department was erected on Tuesday and lit that evening. The green legend reads Police and Fire Dep't.
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Logan
Police and Fire Department
Odd Fellows Elect Officers in Homecoming Program
Logan-Mineral Encampment 91 of the Odd Fellows named Warner Lehman as chief patriarch during their election Monday evening as part of the home coming. Harry Shaw was chosen senior warden James Tucker junior warden Willis Lehman high priest A Hayes Moore trustee Rolland Bright treasurer Frank St Clair secretary. Additional officers to be appointed before installation after the new year. The encampment backed Rolland Bright for grand treasurer, a position he presently holds. Lunch followed the meeting served by C B Hull Frank St Clair and R W Comly.
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Logan
Mineral
Warner Lehman
Harry Shaw
James Tucker
Willis Lehman
A. Hayes Moore
Rolland Bright
Frank St. Clair
Porterfield Dies in Spokane Lawyer and builder of savings trust
R E Porterfield of Spokane Washington dies before his 79th birthday born Mendota Illinois he studied at Lake Forest Princeton and Columbia He founded a Spokane savings association and served as secretary until 1936 He is survived by his wife Ruth Ann Porterfield and two sons Robert B and Howard J Funeral services were held in Spokane
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Presbyterian Church
Rotary Club
Robert B
Howard J. Porterfield
Logan High School Graduate Joins Army Clerical Division
Joe Stoughton of this city underwent a medical exam in Columbus on Monday for entrance into military service. He will report to Ft. Hayes this week and be assigned to clerical work in a new division. He is a Logan High School graduate and has worked in newspapers since graduation.
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Logan
Joe Stoughton
Columbus
Ft. Hayes
Logan High School
Embarked With AEF Just 22 Years Ago
Logan note on Melrose Harbaugh marks December 13 anniversary of his voyage home from France after serving with the AEF. He embarked in France 22 years ago, reflecting on that milestone in his city.
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AEF
Logan
Melrose Harbaugh
France
Straitsville Class To Present Comedy
The New Straitsville High School junior class will stage Meet The Folks a three act comedy Friday Dec 13 at 8 pm in the high school auditorium. Cast includes Florence Shuttleworth Edgar Albaugh Bob Emerick Billie Ross Marian Abram Jack Daugherty Catherine Miller Caroline Owings Rob Roy Walters Dot Williams and Jack Abram. Directed by Helen Louise Schmidt.
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New Straitsville
New Straitsville High School
Florence Shuttleworth
Edgar Albaugh
Bob Emerick
Billie Ross
Marian Abram
Jack Daugherty
Catherine Miller
Caroline Owings
Rob Roy Walters
Dot Williams
Jack Abram
Helen Louise Schmidt
Judge Grants Wife Separation and Maintenance
Judge Phil A. Henderson grants Leona Hoskins separation from Harold Hoskins in a decree citing cruelty. Divorce not sought. two children awarded to the mother with the husband ordered to pay $6 weekly support. Married June 29, 1929.
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