Logan shoe plant may be reopened by Meis Co
Logan officials plan talks with Charles Meis Shoe Co. in Cincinnati to finalize a contract for reopening the local plant. Representatives say the deal is largely agreed, with signatures and minor terms to be settled. If signed, operations could resume early next year, after months of idle status following Walker T. Dickerson Co. shutdown. About 190 workers previously employed at the plant, with ample local skilled labor available.
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Chamber of Commerce
Industrial Expansion Fund
Cincinnati
Charles Meis Shoe Co
Logan Shoe
Cincnnati Company
Walker T. Dickerson Co
Columbus
New Officers Learn Details In County Preparations
Logan December reports that county officials to assume office next year are being mentored by current incumbents. Sheriff, prosecuting attorney, auditor, treasurer and recorder posts will see handover aided by the present officeholders. Auditor-elect W. S. Yaw faces a demanding first year overseeing land appraisals and subdivision appraiser appointments.
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Logan
W. S. Yaw
Dog Run A Muck Logan Rabies Case In Carbon Hill
One child bitten and several dogs attacked the past Saturday in Carbon Hill by a dog believed rabid. The animal was killed and its head sent to Columbus for analysis. Dr. Morton W. Bland said a report was expected by Wednesday. Pasteur serum sent to the village and animals ordered secured pending the outcome.
Toys obtained to help Santa Claus in Logan
A joint committee of Sigma Phi Gamma and Pelta Theta Tau Sororities and the Business and Professional Women's Club report a generous response to their used toy appeal. Large donations from children and local merchants enable distribution to children at the Christmas Eve Charity party, with more toys still needed immediately.
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Logan
Sigma Phi Gamma
Pelta Theta Tau
Business and Professional Women's Club
Santa Claus
Christmas Meeting At Presbyterian Church By Franklin Kerr Guild
The Franklin Kerr Guild gathered Monday evening at the Presbyterian Church for a Christmas meeting with a guild spread at the opening. After a brief business session led by president Mrs Edward Jones, carols were sung and the annual grab bag held. Guests included Mrs T R Walburn and Mrs Sarah Anderson of Hot Springs.
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Presbyterian Church
Franklin Kerr Guild
Edward Jones
T. R. Walburn
Sarah Anderson
Hot Springs
Increase in Dog License Fees at Logan
Logan officials report higher charges for dog licenses with a male fee of 1.25 dollars, a female fee of 8.75 dollars, and 12.50 dollars for kennels. Only 68 licenses sold so far, but more than 2,000 are expected before completion to cover the year’s dog fund deficiency and running costs.
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Logan
Melvin D. Heft
Bowen to Help Logan in Grand Jury Preparations
Prosecutor Elect C Wood Bowen will work with Prosecutor Phil A Henderson to prepare about a dozen cases for the grand jury convening on Bowen's first day in office. Henderson said some 50 witnesses will be needed for key cases including shooting with intent to wound and larceny, plus several involving non support and failure to provide charges.
Bridge Club Gatherings Highlight Monday Evenings
Members of the Monday Bridge Club met at Miss Anna Wellman’s home with substitutes Miss Mary Blasius and Miss Ada Krieg. M. P. M. Club hosted at Mrs. W. G. Bowen’s West Second Street home with Mrs. Belle Hyson as substitute. Mrs. A. K. Smith hosted the Lindy Club at her Mound Street home with guests Mrs. Byron Wolfe and Mrs. Harry Bartlett.
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Anna Wellman
Mary Blasius
Ada Krieg
W. G. Bowen
West Second Street
Belle Hyson
A. K. Smith
Mound Street
Lindy Club
Byron Wolfe
Harry Bartlett
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