D of A Club Elects Officers at Yale Meeting
Logan December Christmas gathering of the D of A Club featured officer elections. Ethel Koontz became president with Margaret L. Kistler as ice president and Charles Riddlebarger as secretary. Margaret C. Kistler led the Christmas program with readings and carols as Zelda Hutchison offered prayer.
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Yale
Margaret C. Kistler
Margaret L. Kistler
Mary Armstrong
Charles Riddlebarger
Nora Virgin
Council postpones second reading on West Angle Ave assessments
Logan city council deferred the second reading of the ordinance for assessing property owners on West Angle Ave street improvements pending a meeting between property owners and officials. A protest delegation urged a conference to seek compromise. The plan may shift to front foot assessments unless waivers are signed. A Jan 7 meeting is planned with the attorney and city officials.
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Logan
W. Angle Ave
William Dennis
West St
Third St
Logan Soldier Denies Stolen Motorcycle Claim
Pvt. Ernest Chapman of Logan was wrongly linked to a stolen motorcycle. The bike was his property with his grandmother named on the title. He received a 30 day jail sentence for resisting arrest after arraignment in mayor's court and was later sent to military police. He had escaped Ft. Monroe stockade after being picked up for AWOL last September.
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Logan
Ernest Chapman
Chapman
Ft. Monroe
Mrs. Gaffin's Mother Dies in Ohio
Mrs. Carlos A. Gaffin of Logan was summoned to Belle Center by the death of her mother Mrs. F. A. Dumm. Dumm died at 7 30 am Monday at Bellefontaine Hospital after a month long illness from a fall. The widow of a United Presbyterian minister she also leaves daughter Miss Elizabeth Dumm of Cincinnati and grandson Carl Gaffin of Logan. Services were held today in Belle Center.
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Logan
Carlos A. Gaffin
Belle Center
F. A. Dumm
United Presbyterian Church
Dumm
Elizabeth Dumm
Cincinnati
Carl Gaffin
Never Clever Club Annual Meet Held
Fifteen members and a guest Miss Lynnette Turner attended the Christmas gathering at Mrs. Robert Brandon W's home. After a gift exchange and carols a dinner was served. Mrs. John Halby led a brief meeting. mystery sister names were drawn. officers elected were Mrs. Jacob Hahn president Mrs. Paul Risch secretary and Mrs. Robert Brandon treasurer.
Sewing Club Holds Election in December Meeting
Eighteen members attended the Thursday Sewing Club at Mrs. Harry Meldrim’s home for a December meeting with a potluck lunch. Officers elected for the coming year were President Mrs John Liff, Vice President Mrs John Hunter, Secretary-Treasurer Mrs Berard McLain, and Flower Fund Mrs Margaret Risch.
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William Winder
Brown
Fred Keller
Doctor Returns Home From Nelsonville Visit
Dr. Joe Stocklen of Cleveland has returned to his home after spending the past week visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Stocklen of Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Joe Stocklen
Cleveland
John Stocklen
Church Gets Organ Gift From Local Philanthropist
The Asbury Methodist Church on Route 278 in Hocking County received an electric organ as a donation from local philanthropist Claude Foster.
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New Plymouth
Asbury Methodist Church
Route 278
Hocking County
Claude Foster
Patient Released to Son After Two Week Hospital Stay
LOGAN Arch Rolsten of Logan Route 4 was taken by ambulance Tuesday to his son Herbert Rolsten in Norwalk. He had been a patient at Hocking Valley Hospital for the last two weeks and plans to live with his son for the time being.
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LOGAN
Arch Rolsten
Herbert Rolsten
Norwalk
Rolsten
Hocking Valley Hospital
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Se's Drug and CA Jewelry Store
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Pyar
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Logan Home Furnishings CO
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