Logan Rotary hosts football banquet at Ambrose Hotel
In Logan, the annual football banquet drew four attendees at the Ambrose Hotel under the Logan Rotary Club. Attorney R W Finsterwald delivered remarks on sportsmanship and coaching, and Maurice Cole was named captain for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ambrose Hotel
Logan Rotary Club
R. W. Finsterwald
Athens
F. J. Reid
William Miller
G. E. Carr
BE. L. Long
Tom Bender
Maurice Cole
R. W. Fineterwald
Athens Rotary Club
Treacher
Finsterwald
Miller
Reid
Nex
Insers
Scarlet Fever Declines In Hocking County
Health Commissioner W B Lacock reports a drop in scarlet fever cases in Hocking County with only six homes under quarantine. Three quarantines may be lifted this week as cases remain dispersed across Starr Township Haydenville Enterprise and Dicken Addition.
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Logan
Hocking County
W. B. Lacock
Starr Township
Haydenville
Enterprise
Dicken Addition
Logan Bernard Carr jailed for intoxication fine in Hocking County
Logan Bernard Carr was placed in the Hocking County Jail Monday to serve a fine assessed by Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald. The fine stemmed from a charge of intoxication for which he was arrested some time ago.
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Logan
Bernard Carr
Hocking County
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Administratrix appointed in Ohio estate. four month claims deadline
Catherine Smith of New Marshfield Ohio was appointed Administratrix of the Estate of Jack Wayne Smith deceased. Creditors must file claims within four months. Dated November 24 1934 Judge M Johnson. Ordinance 152 cancels Strouds Run Gas Company franchise in Athens Ohio for Euclid Avon Dalton East State streets due to inadequate service. emergency measure effective December 7 1936.
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Catherine Smith
New Marshfield
Ohio
Jack Wayne Smith
Athens County
M. Johnson
Said County
Athens
Strouds Run Gas Company
Euclid Avenue
Avon Street
Dalton Street
East State Street
City of
State of Ohio
Chambers couple to attend Cambridge conference events
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chambers will spend Thursday and Friday in Cambridge for a conference of extension agents. Mrs. Chambers will stay with Mrs. W. W. Wycoff. The following week James R. Smoot will attend a similar conference in Chillicothe.
Cole Elected Logan Football Captain in 1937
Cole Maurice, a Logan junior, was elected captain of the Logan Chiefs football team for 1937 at a meeting of nineteen lettermen. He is a regular halfback and will follow Captain Harry Jones as team leader.
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LOGAN
Maurice Cole
Logan Chieftains
Cole
Harry Jones
Chieftain
Bob Ralston
Bob Fitzgerald
John Dollmatch
Eugene Geil
Wallace Shriner
Sam Arnott
Marion Strawn
Woodruff
Eddie Nelson
Jimmy Richardson
Bob Hansley
Jack Smith
Joe Karshner
Joe Thomas
Bob Snyder
Stanley Conrad
Herb Jones
Pat Canty
Burgess Patchen
Chieftains to Open Season at Marietta Friday
Logan reports the Chieftains travel to Marietta for the season opener. Coach Tom Bender aims to use last year’s regulars at center Ralston forward Richardson Cole and guards Leonard Nelson with newcomer Roy Snyder showing promise. A practice game with former high school stars is set this week.
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Tom Bender
Marietta
Ralston
Richardson
Cole
Leonard
Nelson
Roy Snyder
Divorce Suit Filed in Local Circuit Court
Edna Shaw files for divorce from Roy Shaw in this city alleging neglect. A prior petition in common pleas court, filed by Mr. Shaw, was dismissed.
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Logan
Edna Shaw
Roy Shaw
Common Pleas Court
Shaw
Logan Workmen’s Mutual Benefit Assn Paid Claims 5275
In 1936 the Workmen’s Mutual Benefit Association of Logan paid 5275 in benefit claims. Assessments for the period were six dollars per member, as reported by the secretary.
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Logan
Workmen's Mutual Benefit Association of
Logan man fined for intoxication plea
Edward Bagent of Gore was fined $10 and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication. He was arrested by Sheriff Joe Farbearn and Deputy Nellis Smith Saturday evening.
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Logan
Edward Bagent
Gore
B. Whitehart
Joe Farbearn
Nellis Smith
Stockton Charged With Adultery Before Magistrate
Charles Logan Stockton of Good Hope Township appeared before Magistrate 8. B. Whitehart on adultery charges after arrest by Sheriff Joe Farbearn and Deputy Nellis Smith. He pled not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury under $200 bond.
Edison Sherlock and Velma Conrad Wed in Logan
A Logan Logan County marriage license was issued Saturday to Edison Sherlock 25 a factory worker and Velma Conrad 21 a housekeeper both of Logan. Sherlock is son of Mr and Mrs James Sherlock and Conrad is daughter of Mr and Mrs Lucius Conrad.
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Logan
Edison Sherlock
Mra
James Sherlock
Velma Conrad
Lucius Conrad
Athens adopts curb and stopping restrictions on West Washington
Ordinance 7453 limits stopping and standing on West Washington Street between Court and Congress to within seven feet of the curb and times of day. Violations are misdemeanor with fines up to 25 to 50 dollars or up to six months in the Workhouse. fines go to the Safety Fund. Repeals inconsistent ordinances and takes effect as allowed by law. Signed by Cornell, Harris, and McCune, dated 12-?-20l?e.
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Ember
Co. C. Cornell
Aite
H. Harris
Len B. McCune
West Washington Street
Court and
Congress Streets
Athens
Ohio
Washington Street
Court
Pousel
Cc. C
Cornell
Ben BK. McCune
Painter and relic clues in a mixed crossword list
A collage of crossword style clues covering painters, names, objects, and common terms. Includes references to Middle Ages, Vatican works, lunar orbs, meals, and various everyday words, arranged as a dense puzzle list without a single narrative.
Logan Junior Music Club Hosts Meeting and Scrapbook Activity
Piano pupils guided by Mrs. Allen Adams gathered Saturday at her home for a Junior Music Study Club session. Mothers attended as members performed and an ear training lesson used keyboard and blackboard. The group has federated for a year with the Ohio Federation of Junior Music Clubs under officers John White and Jean Bierley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Adams
Jean Bierley
Mres Adams
Concert Attendance for Messiah Performance at Granville
A Sunday afternoon student chorus presentation of the Messiah in Granville drew local attendees. Among those traveling were Mr and Mrs Walter Prather, Mr and Mrs Charles Achauer, Mr and Mrs Clarence Salts, C Wood Bowen, Mrs Harriett Weymueller, William A Martin, and William Mock.
Fractures and Illness Reported For Local Residents
Logan city reports Ralph Moore an investigator for the old age pension office fractured both bones above his left ankle after slipping on carpet Saturday night. He walked with crutches on Monday. Also Logan notes George Bolden former courthouse assistant custodian developed blood poisoning in the left foot from an ingrown toenail after being off duty over a week.
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Logan
Ralph Moore
Moore
Old Age Pension Office
George Bolden
Hocking Valley Road Program Talks Hit Columbus
Logan delegation led by Representative Harry H Wright and Mayor Kenneth R Fitzgerald joined Athens officials in Columbus for a conference with the state highway department on the 1937 38 Hocking Valley construction plan. No final results announced but progress in outlining the program was noted. Other Logan attendees were Judge Phil A Henderson Service Director R R Loomis and B A Hall. Athens delegates included Fred Beckler C M Gill C D Shafer and Dan A Rardin.
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Logan
Athens
State Highway Department
Columbus
Hocking Valley
Harry H. Wright
Phil A. Henderson
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
R. R. Loomis
B. A. Hall
Logan Woman Returns to Main Street After Eleven Years
Mrs. George Goodlive of 8S Mulberry Street visited Main Street Saturday marking her first shopping trip in eleven years due to prior ill health. Court stenographer Miss Clara Campbell was ill and could not report. Miss Sue Noon from Perry County will cover today’s trial before Judge Phil A. Henderson.
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M. H. Cherrington
C. S. Clarke
Clarke
W. Main St
Paul Sanderson
Clinton Webb
Alfred Carpenter
Fred Burchfield
Sam Primmer
Naomi Goulding
Robert Work
Desmond Braddock
Harry Stevenson
L. P. Mooney
Craig Adair
George Carr
Dallas Kinser
Alta Atha
Anthony Toerner
Elizabeth Forwick
F. J. Reid
A. T Spears
Warren Bright
Harry Foster
Logan
George Goodlive
Mulberry 8&T
Main St
Clara Campbell
Hocking County
Init
Phil A. Henderson
Miss Sue Noon
Perry County
Logan Armstrong Feared Severely Ill at Home
George Armstrong, a well known farmer near Laurel ville, is reported seriously ill at his residence.
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Logan
George Armstrong
Laurelville
Whikehart Illness Reported by Deputy Sheriff
Whikehart, also identified as Logan Magistrate 8 B Whikehart, became ill Monday and was taken home by Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith. He had suffered a heart attack months earlier and had been confined to his residence for several weeks.
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Logan
B. Whikehart
Nellis Smith
Logan Mrs Joshua Taken to Columbus for Specialist Visit
Mrs Joshua Logan of Starr Township has been taken to Columbus for a medical specialist consultation after several weeks in residence there.
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Logan
Joshua
Starr Township
Columbus
Logan Supt J W Coleman Attends Ohio Conference in Athens
Supt J W Coleman from Logan attended a Southeastern Ohio District conference of county school superintendents in Athens on Monday for a professional gathering and discussion.
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Logan
J. W. Coleman
Athens
Southeastern Ohio
Legion Post Meeting in Logan Tonight
Logan Post of the American Legion holds an open meeting at the hall this evening with district commander Rossiter Williams of Oak Hill speaking. A program is planned and lunch will be served.
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Logan
Logan Post of the
American Legion
Rossiter Williams
Oak Hill
Christmas tree supply grows in county market
Logans report an uptick in Christmas tree sales with most stock sourced from farmers in the evergreen belt of the western county, boosting local market activity and shoppers.
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Logan
Rural Electrification Funds 285000 to Build Power Lines
The Texas Electric Service Company will construct 250 miles of power lines in Tarrant County to supply electricity to 1,100 farm homes. The Rural Electrification Administration in Washington earmarked 285000 for the project.
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Fort Worth
Tex
U.P
Texas Electric Service Company
Tarrant County
Rural Electrification Administration
Washington
Married Comrades A Sequel to Given in Marriage
Adele Garrison continues the tale as Grimby plans to escape the farm while danger lingers from unseen watchers. Mr Underwood assigns care and sets a plan to move forward, with Allen Drake facing a hopeful tense reveal and questions about family ties and danger ahead.
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Adele Garrison
Grimby
Allen Drake
Well-Groomed Women Find Cosmetics Are Helpful Beauty Aid
An essay argues cosmetics boost appearance for well-groomed women comparing rouge foundation powder and lipstick. It notes creams and lotions soften skin and help makeup stay, while stressing realistic outcomes and the psychological confidence from grooming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Lively lunar transits signal major life reorientation
The reading predicts upheaval and rapid changes in interests, associations, and surroundings driven by lunar influences. It highlights innovations in business, writings, publishing, promotion, and publicity, plus possible abrupt decisions in labor and investments. Romance and a talented versatile child appear in the outlook.
December 16 Horoscope Forecast Highlights Ambition and Caution
For Wednesday December 16 the heavens signal promise and ambition in major undertakings whether in employment mergers or political circles. Those with birthdays face a active prosperous year with support from leaders, but warn against reckless impulsive acts. Bolivia noted for smallest stamp.
Adolescent Reading Offers Wide Appeal Across Ages
Olive Roberts Barton reviews a mix of adventure and mystery books for youth and parents, highlighting The Boy's Book of Strength for growing boys, The Magic Pudding from Australia, Ship's Parrot, Sachim Bird, and a Christmas collection Merry Christmas to You. She notes enduring classics like Mary Poppins and Tales From Grimm, urging readers to browse shelves and choose.
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Olive Roberts Barton
C. Ward Compton
Whittlesey House
Honore Mcerrow
William Swartman
William Morrow
David
Sachim Bird
Gertrude Robinson
E. P. Dutton
Robin
Squando
Wilhelmina Harper
Dutton
Florence Crannell Means
Houghton
Kate Seredy
Viking Press
Gail
George
Mitty
Ruth Langdon Holberg
Doubleday
Fjeril Hess
Macmillan
Ol Paul the Mighty Logger
Glen Rounds
Foliday
James Bowman
Margery Bianco
Whitman
P. L. Travers
Reynal
Anatole
France
Dodd Meade
Andrew Lang
Longman's
Wanda Gay
Coward
Ohio U Stars Play Athena Theater Show Today
Ohio University football and swimming stars present a special stage show at Schine’s Athena Theater with a musical review Errors of 1936, fashion and gowns by swimmers, tap routines, and a Serenaders performance. Screen attractions include Laughing At Trouble and Mary Astor in The Girl From Nowhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Schine
Athena
Stanley Swacz
Daniel Donofrio
Joe Chizek
Bucky Dunn
Professor Ray
Professor Thackeray
Steve Herman
William Wells
Paul Saunders
Bruce Blake
Serenaders
Jane Darwell
Pert Kelton
Mary Astor
Life On the Mississippi
Barbara Stanwyck
Joel McCrea
Buddy Ebsen
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R. Finsterwald
Bender
Chieftains
Old Master
Ioinie
Vatican
North Carolina
Joe Jones
His
Emma Brandt
Rose Spencer
Murray City
Clarence Blosser
D. Y. Milne
Shawnee
Zanesville
Edgar Jaynes
E. 8. Brown
Lancaster
Whikehart
Legion
Mr. Underwood
Miss Whitlock
Harry
Lillian
Dicky
Alicia Hart
By Genevieve Kemble
Bolivia
Australia
Norman Lindsay
Farrar and Rinehart
Society of Pudding Owners
Bunyip Bluegum
Barnacle Bill
Sam Sawnoff
Alice
Albert
Ohio U
Athena Revue
Arctic
Antarctic
Styron-Beggs Company
Newark
Reve
Bruce Cabot
Marguerite Churchill
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