Council Takes No Step To Override Veto On Ordinance
Logan December 15. The city council did not attempt to override Mayor Bright's veto of the temporary stores ordinance, tabled for 10 days. Indefinite tabling of the peddlers ordinance followed as Chamber members urged consideration. Ohio Power representatives discussed a 20 percent rate cut, with a two week deadline for decision. A $1,500 transfer funded a water works auxiliary steam line. County Engineer Orla Wolfe ordered highway crews to spread ash and sand at dangerous curves. St Paul Episcopal Church will hold Christmas Eve services at 11:30 p.m. with church youth providing music. Rev. C. M. Lever invites all to attend.
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Logan
Elias F. Bright
St Paul Episcopal Church
C. M. Lever
Court of Honor To Be Thursday Night
Logan to host Court of Honor at Pythian Hall Thursday with 6 15 dinner. Robert Rochester Orchestra to provide music before awards for First and Second Class tests Merit badges Star awards and training course certificates. Members include G B Carr chairman Mariey Whitcraft H L Geddes Forest Weinrich and others.
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Court of Honor
Logan
Pythian Hall
Robert Rochester Orchestra
G. BE. Carr
Mariey M. Whitcraft
H. L. Geddes
Forest F. Weinrich
C. Bright
J. &. Cherrington
Cr. Matheny
Student Honored in State Orchestra Selection
Morton Epstein, a local high school student from North Orchard Street, is among 14 chosen for the state high school orchestra and awarded first violin. He may also be named one of 15 for the National High School Orchestra, per his parents Mr and Mrs Ben Epstein.
Masons Meet In Logan District Session
Past Masters from the thirteenth Masonic District gathering in Logan for a dinner and lectures. Forty eight masters from Perry Fairfield Vinton and Hocking counties attended as Harry L. Smith named Deputy Grand Master.
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Logan
Marry L. Smith
Thirteenth Masonic District
Masonic Ha
Harry L. Smith
Perry
Fairfield
Vinton
Hocking
First Presbyterian Church
Ill and improving Logan official’s wife sick at home
Mrs Emanuel Wolfe wife of Commissioner elect is ill at Gallagher Avenue with influenza but reported somewhat improved. Also in Logan a new auditorium curtain for Logan High School was installed purple velour with L H S initials awaiting seating and relaying. Frank St Clair president of Hocking County Commissioners attended Columbus meeting to plan the State Commissioners Association convention set for February 6 and 7.
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Logan
Emanuel Wolfe
Gallagher Avenue
Logan High School
L. H
Son
Frank St. Clair
Hocking County Commissioners
Columbus
State Commissioners’ Association
St. Clair
Committee On
Bobby Overmyer
A. Overmyer
Stimeon Avenue
St. Joseph's Hospital
Parkersburg
J. Covermyer
Sophomores Top Honor Roll At Logan High School
Logan reports sophomores lead the second six week honor roll with 18 percent of enrolled students. Seniors are 13 percent and juniors nine percent. The list names standout students from each class including Gladys Bort and Margaret Brooker among sophomores and Elizabeth Westbrook among seniors.
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Lillian Kemper
Robert Nelson
Omogene Rubie
Virginia Smith
Thelma Stump
Ruth Vancuren
Claire White
Nadean Vandament
Dorothy Mattox
Lynne Miller
Dorotha Nay
Louise Rathburn Hare Robinette
Rose Saunders
Logan High schedules six football games for 1955 season
Logan High officials report progress in arranging at least six games for next season. Gallipolia and Jackson are not on the schedule. Lancaster High may be invited only if a contract is secured. Assured games include McArthur here on Sept 29, Wellston here Oct 13, Athens there Oct 2, Middleport here Nov 3, Washington D. H. there Nov 16, Nettonville there Nov 23.
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Logan
Logan High School
Gallipolia
Jackson
Lancaster High
New Lexington High
Pomeroy
McArthur
Wellston
Athens
Middleport
Washington D. H
Nettonville
Logan Needs Relief As Snowfall Bites Hard
Logan reports a three fold rise in relief requests since last Saturday snow. Service Director Fred C. Shively warns conditions are acute and drastic action is needed if winter continues. Fuel clothing and bed clothing top needs with about 100 tons of coal distributed recently to unemployed residents, urging ongoing fuel supply to avert suffering.
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Logan
Fred C. Shively
Blue Key Christmas Dinner at Pose-in-Poola Tea Room
Ohio University society members hosted the annual Blue Key Christmas dinner at the Pose-in-Poola Tea Room on West Carpenter Street. Edwin Timm and Robert Randolph spoke after supper while George Cochran presided. Paul Moritz led arrangements.
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Blue Key
Ohio University
Pose-in-Poola
West Carpenter Street
Edwin Timm
Robert Randolph
William Shea
George Cochran
Paul Moritz
Schaal Named Intern at Cincinnati General Hospital
James A. Schaal of Logan was chosen among 16 interns for Cincinnati General Hospital and Cincinnati Medical College. The group, selected from 164 applicants representing 41 colleges nationwide, will serve for the year ending July 1, 1933. Schaal is a Logan High School 1925 graduate and Ohio University 1929 alum.
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Logan
Cincinnati Hospital
Cincinnati
James A. Schaal
General Hospital
Cincinnati Medical College
United States
Schaal
Adam Schaal
Logan High School
Ohio University
Lydia Miller Dies at Gibisonville After Long Illness
Lydia May Miller 68 lifelong invalid died Wednesday at sister Mrs Elia Alter’s home in Gibisonville. Survived by brothers John and Joe Miller of Columbus. Rites at 10 Friday at home conducted by Rev Amon L Heyde. Burial in Walnut Hill Cemetery Franklin County. Snow and ice add work for County Highway Department with three days already devoted to guarding highways.
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Gibisonville
Logan
Lydia May Miller
Elia Alter
John and
Joe Miller
Columbus
Amon L. Heyde
Walnut Hill Cemetery
Franklin County
Robert Coen Dies After Two Week Illness At Elliottsville Home
Robert Coen 40 dies at 9 pm Wednesday at his Elliottstown home after a two week illness caused by influenza. Survived by wife and five sons Emery Eugene James Walter and John Robert. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 o clock at the Central Avenue M E Church.
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Robert Coen
Elliottsville
Emery
Eugene
James
Walter
John Robert
Welock
Central Avenue M, FB Church
Scarlet fever case reported in Trimbie Township
A new scarlet fever case was reported in the morning to Dr. J. M. Higgins the county health officer in Trimbie Township.
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Trimbie Township
J. M. Higgins
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