Six Officials To Retire After Session's End
Logan city council prepares for its final meeting of the year as six of seven members retire. Veterans Harold W. Larimer and S. H. Bright lead a list that includes Vern Mauk J. M. Meldrim and W. D. Braddock. Dallas Kinser to become mayor. J. D. Tipton remains. Major projects include a new sanitary sewer and waterworks improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Braddock
Meldrim
Mauk
Larimer
Dallas Kinser
J. D. Tipton
Logan Area Couples Tie the Knot in Weekend Licenses
Three marriage licenses issued include Frank Delno Donaldson and Vivian Marie Johnson. Leo S. Huston and Edna Swendrick. Earl L. Heasley and Marie Schneider. Fern Poling, daughter of Carl and Mrs Poling, visits family while finishing nurse training at Cleveland City Hospital and Lancaster Hospital association.
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Newton Falls
J. H. Heasley
Marie Schneider
Logan
Jacob Schneider
Fern Poling
Carl C. Poling
Cleveland City Hospital
Lancaster Hospital
Harbargers Return From East Bank Visit
Mrs James Harbarger and Melvin Harbarger with Miss Louisa Pearce and George Pearce of Nelsonville returned Monday from East Bank West Virginia where they spent Christmas. They attended the funeral of Henry Stephenson, their uncle.
Judge Jails Athens Man For Drunken Driving
Logan William Clark of Athens was arrested after a Haydenville car crash. He pled guilty to operating a motor vehicle under the influence, receiving a $100 fine, costs, and 30 days in jail. His license was suspended for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
William Clark
Athens
Nellis Smith
Haydenville
Phil Henderson
S W Clark Dies of Stroke at 76 Near Logan
S W Clark, 76, was found dead on his Logan area farm two miles east on Route 75. The apoplexy diagnosis came from a physician called after his wife found him on the steps as she returned from the kitchen. He was a longtime machinist for Hocking Valley Brick and active in farming and the United Brethren Church. He is survived by wife Lottie Clark and children Howard of New Straitsville and Nellie Dawley of Logan, with multiple siblings listed. Funeral plans not yet set.
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Logan
S. W. Clark
Mary Blosser
Carbon Hill
Flare Clark
Alonzo Clark
Mansfield
Coal Board Plans Appeal Over Court Ruling Complex
Logan district 4 coal producers board will appeal Judge Phil Henderson's ruling in the Starr Jack son Coal Co case. The court sustained a demurrer and the matter moves to the court of appeals with possible progression to the state supreme court to determine rights to coal board assessments for 1935 and 1936 operations. Also, Paul Stim mell of Maxville returned home after three weeks at Cherry ton Hospital following a wagon accident and bruise that led to an abscess.
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Logan
Bituminous Coal Producers Board of District 4
Phil Henderson
Starr-Jackson Coal Co
Henderson
C. F. Taplin
Cleveland
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Coal Board
Paul Stmmell
Maxville
Cherrington Hospital
Stimmell
Brashares Case Delayed in Citizens Savings suit
On Monday the case of Josef F. Brashares against Citizens Savings Association and others was reached and a postponement was requested. the court granted the delay.
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Logan
Josef F. Brashares
Citizens Savings Association
Funeral of A. J. Whaley Largely Attended by Friends
The funeral for A. J. Bert Whaley drew many attendees from Glouster Millfield and nearby towns. Out of town mourners included Mrs Mary Bee and family Miss Ruby Whiting of Columbus and several Whaley relatives. The article lists numerous attendees and visiting relatives from multiple communities.
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Millfield
A. J
Bert) Whaley
Mary Bee
Ruby Whiting
Columbus
Laura Whiting
Jane Trace
Sherman Whaley
Clara Mae Whaley
William Whaley
Liza Mecum
Glouster
Rosie James
Dayton
Oliver Love
Dolly
Jamnita Cole
Guysville
Georgia Miller
Pauline Harvey
Doris Beddow
Curtis Harvey
William Johnson
Aldren Easterling
Afred Murphy
Elsie Adams
Ted Lehman
Deloris Adams
Imogene Gowens
Dee Morgan
Ben Johnson
Threat to Publish Hocking Tax Delinquency List
Hocking County announces a delinquent property tax list to be published for the first time since 1920 with December 10 as the payment deadline to halt publication. Treasurer Robert N. White reports $24,125 delinquent by deadline. 75 taxpayers signed installment plans under Whittemore act, with two paying in full. Real estate delinquencies total about $178,000, down from $202,000 in November and $258,000 a year earlier, aiding county needs as publication nears and foreclosures loom.
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Logan
Hocking County
Robert N. White
White
WardEngagement Announced for Alice Ward to Harold Evans
Logan social notes report the engagement of Miss Alice Mary Ward of Warren to Harold W. Evans of Canton. Evans, son of Patrolman A F Evans, is an embalmer and funeral director in Canton. The couple announced at a Christmas Eve party at the Ward home.
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W. H. Ward
Pew Court
Warren
Alice Mary Ward
Harold W. Evans
Canton
Evans
Patrolman
A. F. Evans
Logan
Ward
Miss Ward
Harding High School
Warren Business College
Logan High School
Cleveland College of Embalming
Spiker Mortuary
George Milne
Betty
June
Sandusky
D. Y. Milne
A. J. Curl
Mary Cappel
Bernard Bradbury
Mack Curl
Cincinnati
J. S. Black
Leota
B. R. Peterson
Zanesville
S. B. Whitehart
W. F. Schaal
Sue
Leslie Evans
Carbon Hill
Walter Evans
William Krieg
Columbus
Robert N. White
Krieg
Christeen Lanning
Elyria
Raymond Turner
Harry Laird
Rachael Laird
John A. Toy
Lloyd Mack
Doris
Glenford
Orla Wiseman
Frederick
George A. Cooperrider
Thornville
Tolbert Ellinger
Charles Mack
Clinton Webb
Charles White
Alma
Mich
Frank Starcher
Richard Vore
Christmas warmth noted in Lake Worth voyage report
Walter Prather received a message from Mrs. Prather detailing a warmer Christmas in Lake Worth Florida during a four week southern tour with relatives. She observed many barefooted Negro children there. Evelyn Bright seven is recovering from a mastoid operation at Circleville Hospital. Her father Earl Bright is a mail carrier on the Star Route from this city to Laurelville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lake Worth
Fla
Walter Prather
Prather
South
Logan—Evelyn
Earl Bright
South Perry
Circleville Hospital
Laurelville
Veteran Rail Worker Dies From Stroke in Logan
Samuel Mundy 64 a retired C and O and Hocking Valley rail worker died at his country home on Route 31 east of Logan after a second stroke. He worked 35 years with the railroads serving as yardmaster at Old Town then farmed on the side. He was civic minded serving on Logan city council and held Masonic and Odd Fellows memberships. Survived by wife Loveann, a son Thomas C Mundy and four daughters. Funeral at Logan United Brethren Church Thursday at 2 pm with Rev. John A Toy and Rev. C B Clendenen. burial Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Samuel Mundy
C. and O
Route
Hocking Valley
Old Town
Thomas C., Mundy
George Ford
Frank Hillyer
Charles Disbennett
Bert Rowley
Toledo
Logan United Brethren Church
John A. Toy
C. B. Clendenen
Oak Grove Cemetery
Children Make Logan Train Journey Alone
Little Nancy and Patty Odell daughters of Mr and Mrs Lance Odell wanted to spend Christmas with grandparents in Webb Summit Ohio but parents could not leave Philadelphia. The girls traveled alone by train to Columbus where a friend helped them change trains and they will return home next Saturday from Columbus under their own travel arrangements.
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Logan
Little Nancy
Patty Odell
Lance Odell
C. G. Webb
Webb Summit
Philadelphia
Ohio
Columbus
Kiwanis Club Meet With Logan Guest Review Of Year
The Kiwanis Club program features Rev. C W Graham in charge this evening and Leonard McKinley winner of the Hocking County Prince Peace contest as guest. President Fred Carpenter will present a year in review.
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Zenner's
Buckeye
OPTO
Odd Fellow Temples
Kroger
Athenian
Wright
E. State
TRE
Barbara
Fremont
Theodore C. Johnson
Dorothy Wardwell
Wentworth H. Osgood
San Marino
Calif
C. F. Mittler
Osgood
F. A. Koppe
Frederick Wardwell
United States Navy
New York City
Washington, D. C
C. B. Donahue
James T. Nevin
J. M. Higgins
Akron
Lew Snyder
J. L. _Hahn
Frank ‘Connors
Charleston
General Electric
Columbus & Southern
Ohio Electric Company
Simmons
SALE
Elberfelds
Pomeroy
Zenners
Cele
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