Logan City Council Teeters On Suspension Of Rules
Logan council failed to suspend the rules on a test vote delaying the annual appropriation ordinance to a first January meeting unless a special session is called. The 3 3 vote split with Tipton absent sets the stage for continued debate over 68 979 50 in readings and a revised 64 016 draft.
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Logan
Logan City
Tipton
Bright
Kinser
Larimer
Braddock
Mauk
Meldrim
R. R. Loomis
Second St
Council
Loomis
Mulberry St
Street Committee
Logan Junior High sale raises funds with candy and popcorn
The Logan Junior High Student Council ran a candy making project during the week to raise money. Fifty pounds of candy and popcorn balls were produced and ten dollars remained after expenses. A daughter of Mr and Mrs Orville Smith of Zanesville Ave is ill with scarlet fever and other children in the family did not attend school on Tuesday.
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Logan— Junior High Student Council
Logan
Orville Smith
Zanesville Ave
Samuel Heinlein Dies at 74 in New Plymouth Service
Funeral rites were held Tuesday at the New Plymouth Methodist Episcopal Church for Samuel M. Heinlein 74 who died at his home near the village Saturday. Rev. W A Cooper and Rev P A Harlan conducted the service. Burial followed at McArthur. Information arrived this week that a Standard Oil Co employee with over six months service would receive a Christmas bonus of one week’s pay with a minimum of 25 dollars.
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LOGAN
Standard Oil Co
Health Work in Logan Schools Detailed by Health Commissioner
Logan health department outlined a year long plan including a pre school clinic, universal student physicals, a city health clinic with the board of education, immunization efforts and preventive education. Examinations reached 413 juniors and 210 seniors with 1600 pupils targeted. 164 diphtheria vaccines were given this year and more vaccines planned after January with parent consent.
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Logan
Health Department
H. M. Boocks
City Health Board
City Board of Education
Boocks
Logan Brief Social Notes
Monday December meeting of the Christian Culture Class was held at the home of Mrs. John A Toy on W Hunter St with several hostesses assisting. The program included devotionals, Christmas carols, a play The Untold Miracle and gift exchanges with poems describing gifts. Franklin Kerr Guild held its Christmas meeting at the Presbyterian Church with a covered dish supper and a music program.
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John A Toy
W. Hunter St
Rudolph Hankison
Fred Liff
Clarence Phillips
B. C. Nixon
Phillips
N. M. Brown
Clarabelle Whitehart
Ruth Rees
Annette Toy
Allen Adams
Jennie Price
Franklin Kerr Guild
Presbyterian Church
Harold Chamberly
Stanton Pond
Rudolph Brandt
Jeanne Webb
June Grooms
Ann Bowen
Mary Louise Bowen
Albert Burris
Joseph Paul Breil
Anthony Toerner
Ethelbert Nevin
Frank Walters
Congo Crosses
A. G. Wyatt
van Dykes
Toerner
Miss Bowen
Christmas Dinner At White House Hosted By West Grade Teachers
Grade teachers numbering 23 held a Monday evening dinner and Christmas party at the White House with West Grade teachers as hostesses. After dinner, carols were sung and gifts exchanged. Hostesses were Ella Rochester, Mary Connor, Harriet Sater, Emma Hall, Gladys Webb and Cora Shultz.
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White House
Ella Rochester
Mary Connor
Harriet Sater
Emma Hall
Gladys Webb
Cora Shultz
Judges for Decoration of Homes Selected
Members of the Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity announced that Mayor C. E. Moyer of Lancaster and Mayor B. G. Holland of Nelsonville were asked to come to Logan to serve as judges in the home decoration contest. A third judge will be selected. Winners receive a silver cup. consolation awards go to the second and third most attractively decorated dwellings.
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Logan
Phi Sigma Chi
C. E. Moyer
Lancaster
8. G. Holland
Nelsonville
Yates Divorce Suit Taken Under Advisement
Edith Yates sues Chester Yates for divorce alleging cruelty. Judge Phil A. Henderson reviews the evidence and takes the case under advisement. the suit was uncontested.
Mingo Masons Install New Officers Monday
Logan Officers of Mingo Lodge of Masons were installed Monday evening with Neal Shaw in charge. Charlies C Achauer was placed in the worshipful master's chair to succeed Russell Keyes. Other officers are Alfred Lanning senior warden Edward Miller junior warden Harry L. Smith secretary J. W. Woodard treasurer Frank Larimer senior deacon Leonard Tom junior deacon Charles Kleinschmidt tyler.
Mills Pleads Not Guilty to Threats Before Grand Jury
Clarence Mills was arraigned before Magistrate 8. B. Whitehart on charges of threatening two men with a gun. He entered a not guilty plea to each affidavit and was bound over to the grand jury with bonds of 300 dollars each.
Hunter Fined for Ferret Hunting in Perry Township
Isaac Pinkstock was arraigned after being taken into custody by Deputy Game Protectors Edward Eberst and Carl Blosser. He pleaded guilty and was fined $100 plus costs. officers also found four ferrets and his shotgun, three ferrets at his home.
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Logan
Isaac Pinkstock
Perry Township
Edward Eberst
Carl Blosser
S. B. Whitehart
Officers Seize Still In Goose Creek Home
State liquor inspectors found a wash boiler still in the basement of Henry Elliott's Goose Creek residence and seized several gallons of finished product. Elliott was arrested and to be arraigned before Judge Phil A Henderson. Deputy Nellis Smith assisted at the scene as a family member attempted to seize an officer's revolver.
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Logan
Henry Elliott
Goose Creek
Benton Township
Phil A. Henderson
Gerald W. Lanning
Nellis Smith
Tardiness blamed on clocks and lines at post office
Sundry excuses were offered by junior high students as to why they were late. One said his home clock ran slow, another that his watch stopped, a third stopped at the post office while mailing Christmas greetings. Tardy students with three late marks must make up time after school.
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Logan
H. E. Kirk
Sanitary Facilities In Hocking County Improved
Sanitary facilities in Hocking County show strong progress since September 1, 1935 according to health department reports. A crew of 15 men built 457 new and resealed units, with two new units added last week.
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Logan
Hocking County
Health Department
Schools To Continue In Logan County
Supt J W Coleman went to Columbus to confer with state education officials about county school matters. It was determined Mound Crossing School and the three Salt Creek district schools will continue to function through the term.
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Logan
J. W. Coleman
Columbus
Consfer
State Department of Education
Ters
Mound Crossing
Salt Creek
Logan Driver Not Yet Charged in Cora McMillin Crash
Police delay action as Wayne Goodlve is not charged after the Logan collision with Mrs. Cora McMillin. Officers will consult with her at Cherryton Hospital, where she remains in fair condition and unable to recount details. Farmers and Merchants Bank will stay open until 3 p.m. Thursday for last minute Christmas shopping, closing at noon on Thursdays.
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Logan
Wayne Goodlve
Cora McMillin
Logan—Farmers and Merchants Bank
Court Program Opens in Logan Interclass Basketball
Logan junior high boys program runs two evenings weekly under Charles Eberst. Girls athletic program offers two evenings weekly of deck tennis and kick baseball. Logans Christmas tree lights stolen. several thefts reported by residents decorating houses.
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Logan
Charles Eberst
Poems Accepted by Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
The official LOGAN Current number lists two poems by Jane McKay Lanning of this city titled The Hills and AU Folks Mes. Lanning has had poems accepted by several publications in recent months. She is the daughter of the late Frank M. McKay, long a newspaper man.
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Logan
Fuckeye
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Jane McKay Lanning
Mes
Lanning
Frank M. McKay
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