Names Drawn for January Grand and Petit Jury
Logan December 21 The January grand jury and petit jury were drawn Friday by Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn and Rochester deputy clerk of courts on order of Judge Slakey Whiteraft. Jurors include Ray Stump Perry Township Nelle Allen Haydenville Edward Hoghman Logan Marlon Lehman Benton Township and others. Jurors listed span Logan Perry Union Good Hope Murray City Green and Ward townships with numerous residents named.
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Walker
Logen
St. 15
Chambers
Percy
Alva Brown
Logan
Ixoy Gaston
Maydenville
Vance Webb
A. J. Kheede
Marlon
James Bickel
Union
Furnace
Lydia Tink
Good Hope
Witla Poling
Murray City
Edward Godfrey
Petit Jury
Cora Johnson
Afl White
Howard Turner
Rockbridge
Charles Wildermuth
Gore
Edward Tee
Falish Township
Anna Shaw
Green Township
Carl Gross
Alex Rutsacker
Marion Fownship
Bert Andrews
Jennie Freese
Fairy Ties
Enterprise
Jay Campbell
Lot Kan
Tom Hardy
Shan Uhh
Rackbridge
George Glad
Road to Geneva slated for resurfacing this week
Logan county surveyor Orla Wolfe reports about ten miles of the Logat Geneva Road to be resurfaced in coming days. heavy gravel spread to support the worn roadway after two weeks of rain and freezing weather. maintenance crews reinforce gravel sections as tests from wet conditions show failures in Marion Township areas. gravel shipments also directed to carbon Fill for Carton Hill Sand Run Road work.
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Logan
Doc
Logat-Geneva
Orla Wolfe
Marion
Cerbon
Carton Hill
Heirs named in Fierce will read in Probate Court
Laura H. Fierce left a will dated July 1 1928 naming children John Fierce Mae Woodrum Sad Turney and Doris Watson as equal beneficiaries. The estate includes property at 600 West Second Street and household goods. Edwin D. Ricketts was a witness and John Werce was cited to perform duties. appraisers listed were Walter Harned Barton Holt and Clayton Anode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Werce
A. M. Ellinger
Waller Harned
Barton Ifolt
Clayton Anode
No Persons to be Missed This Year in Logan Charities
Charitable organizations and city groups in Logan prepare for Christmas aid as clubs, sororities, and individuals collect food, clothing, and baskets for families hit by unemployment and misfortune. Gamma sorority and Professional Women's Club plan outings and donations, ensuring outreach to needy households.
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Logan
Malin
Hiks
Ang Ital Greas
Koeletics
Ith Wlitalt
Nie
Reslless
Gamma Sororky
Local Civil War veteran Dee Logan obituary recounts service
Dee Logan, 87, a Civil War veteran and retired carpenter, died after a prolonged illness. He lived on East Finnter Street and served in Company 1, 13th Tennessee. Held prisoner at Andersonville for nine months, he remained active in carpentry and community life, leaving a legacy in Logan's pioneering business and local memorials. Also noted is the Dec 31 state aid checks distribution to rural districts totaling 61450 across multiple counties.
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Logan
Dee
George Risley
Civb
Mr. Bighey
East Finnter Street
Geerna
Wigto
Lo Bean
Alulrs
Rade
Ile
Tim
Mt! Gainesville
Pla
Cape
Andersonville
Hat Tewis
Risley
Qdal
Joer Hee
Tha
Hocking County
J. W. Coleman
Bridge Misadventure Baffles Logan Residents
Logan December 11 A Bath was received Thursday evening by J W Conrad Rockbridge when his car left the roadway overturned in a river pool. Rescue efforts saw Conrad escape with minor injuries though the car required extraction through the top. Neighbors aided by pulling on a branch to steady the vehicle as it lay in the water and he walked to land.
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Logan
J. W. Conrad
Rockbridge
Conrad
Logan man remembered for longtime community service
Ho was connected with the Logan Home Savings Association and for many years was a member of his Board of Directors. He leaves a daughter Mrs. James Blosser and two brothers Harry and William Risley. Laura McPowell of Nelsonville is a sister. Funeral services will be held at the Methodist Episcopal Church Monday at 2 with Rev. Janes B.R. Fields officiating. Burial is at Caled Grove Cemetery. At 2:30 p.m Sunday Bucklog Valley Lodge of Odd Fellows will hold services at the home.
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Logan Home Savings Association
James Blosser
Harry
William Risley
Logan
Mia
Laura McPowell
Nelsonville
Methodist Episcopal Church
Welowk
Janes BR. Fields
Cale Grove Cemetery
Officers elected by oil and gas association in Ohio district
Southeastern Ohio Oil and Gas Producers Association held its annual meeting in Lily, electing J. Meldren of Mariella as president with O. C. Dunn, Marietta, as an officer. Other officers named were H. B. Goodard, Mariella, vice president. J. W. Doughuss, Woodsfield, vice president. and W. L. Franks, Rogen, secretary-treasurer. The board includes Dunn, Meldeen, Paine, Monk, and Athy, with directors from Marietta, Logan, Bremen, Columbus, and New Straitsville. Discussion focused on improving industry conditions and removing the differential on Pennsylvanian crude oil, with a committee formed to petition We. J. Young of South Penn Oil. Former president Dunn reflected on overproduction’s impact and prospects, including foreign demand and a slate of future drilling plans.
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Lily District
Ohio
Juhi
Gal and Gas Producer's Association
Gricer
J. Meldren
Mariella
O. C. Dunn
H. B. Goodard
J. W. Doughuss
Woodsfield
Marietta
C. Dunn
Stewart
Columbus
Fred Stover
New Malanore
Mie
Southeastern Oblahas
J. . Meldeen
A. 2 Paine
Monk
P. Athy
We. J. Young
Pittsburgh
South Penn Oil Company
Wll
Reno
HL Squier
Feno
Pennsylvania
Ohlo Fel
Une
Care Mave Bock Spiny Avee vet a Direct ions for Few Dass
Logan December report notes traffic issues across Mewhing County with many accidents and damaged vehicles. Affected intersections cause delays while drivers struggle to navigate turns. No serious injuries reported. authorities urge caution as crews clear ditches and repair hazards.
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Logan
Dec
Palmer Is Fined for Possession After Whisky Find
A report states Deputy Shen Joe Parbenan observed a jug of whisky in a machine Thursday. Lowell Painter of Haydensville faced a judge for possession and paid a $100 fine plus costs. Menneth Chaff was released with no charges filed.
Local Dinner Hosted By Mr and Mrs A E Hulse
The Logan Republican staff attended a dinner at six this evening at the home of Mrs Belle Hyson on North Walnut Street. Amature tiers of The Logan Republican were present and cases were laid for 24. After dinner a theatre party by the Pythian was enjoyed.
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Logan Republican
Belle Hyson
North
Walnut Street
A. E. Hulse
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Peilt Dtury
Geneva
Kainr
Suncyor Wolfe
Laura H. Fierce
Farmers’ & Merchants
George Risely
Moralar
Thenton
Waydenvile
Jauret
Mariott
Aturray City
Perry
Sut Creek
Starr, Ward
Orville
Latrelville
OIL, Gas Association
Dunn
Ube
Wright
Mour Too
Kasuk
Dutt Wo
United States
Mtr
Davin
American Petroleum Instiute
Chicago
A. & Faine
A. H. Fabre
New Straitsville
Hin
Wol. Bronks
Courpaises
Garton Hall
Legion Chamber of Commerce
A.D. Hutford
A. Jones
Wy Jones
Alma Maé Jackson
H. M. Cross Music Store
Middleport
H. J. Harmer & Son
Chesterhill, O
Richardson’s Furniture CO
Glouster, O
John W. Lee
Home. Furnishing CO
Logan, O
Sparton Radio
Sparton
Braddock
Logan, Ohio
Rochbridge
Joe
Jackson
Atte
Palmer
Star
Francisco
Ford
Chevrolet
Fan “Theatise of
Atasy Lrts
Logan Ghlo
Radio
Thinesa Brassinished
Base
Spinet
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