Logan County Agricultural Society Elects Officers for Year
Directors met in the Chamber of Commerce auditorium with 16 of 21 present. Paul Shaw Good Hope Township was elected president and W H Hansel Falls Township vice president. Walter North Logan was named treasurer and James H Barker Logan secretary.
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Logan
Hocking County Agricultural Society
Chamber of Commerce
W. H. Hansel
James R. Smoot
Paul Shaw
Good Hope Township
Falls Township
Walter North
James H. Barker
Clarence Heine
Columbus
Joseph Stone
Murray City
Elliott Reichelderfer
Laurelville
A. L. Hankison
Benton
Grace Harsh
Falls
Arlie Brimner
Andrew Rheinscheid
Green
Wayne Bowers
Perry
Hubert Lappen
Alfred Carpenter
Elmer Risch
Good Hope
Floyd Brown
Marion
W. H. Mowrey
Washington
Hocking Roads Are Kept Open
Snowfall across Hocking County kept roads workable with state and county crews in Logan clearing drifts. Six inches fell per government instruments, with some areas reporting more. drivers faced slick conditions but no serious accidents were logged.
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Logan
Hocking County
State Garage
Lewis Price
Service Department
New Councilmen To Take Oath At Special Meeting
Logan city council schedules a 2:30 PM Monday special meeting to administer oath to new councilmen, name a council clerk and president pro tem, and assign committees. The 1940 appropriation ordinance may be discussed to ensure uninterrupted city functions with six newcomers joining seven current members. Stanley W. Baker will preside, with seven new and old members including Chase L. Wonn George Moore William Hansel Lawrence Adcock Russell Hone Gilbert Leffler Keith Schultz.
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Logan
Logan City
City Hall
Ltate
Chase L. Wonn
George 8. Moore
William Hansel
Lawrence Adcock
Russell Hone
Gilbert Leffler
Keith Schultz
Stanley W. Baker
Rabies Negativity In Death of Enterprise District Dog
Health officials announced the Enterprise district dog killed Saturday tested negative for rabies after its head was sent to Columbus for analysis. The animal had bitten several other dogs in the Enterprise area.
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Logan
Enterprise
Columbus
December brings strong auto sales in Logan-Hocking County
Automobile dealers in Logan-Hocking County report December as one of the best months with 32 new units sold to residents by Wednesday. At least six county deals have closed and total sales for the month are expected to rival any month in 1939.
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Logan—Hocking County
Annual turkey dinner planned by United Brethren Church
Logan event at the Gibisonville gymnasium tonight from 6 to 10 o'clock features an educational picture and additional entertainment alongside the meal.
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Logan
United Brethren Church
Gibisonville Gymnasium
Prospective candidates loom for Hocking County offices
Logan Ohio men plan bids in Hocking County for May primaries. Petitions are expected to appear after the year begins as potential candidates move toward official entry.
Delta Kappa Gamma to Initiate 10 Members in Logan
Logan brief notes that the Delta Kappa Gamma Society Christmas party in Laurelville planned an initiation next month in Logan for 10 new members from county and Logan schools plus a Perry County teacher. Two music supervisors join the class. next regular meeting is set for Gibisonville in January with Ruth Strous elected second vice president.
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Logan
Delta Kappa Gamma _ Society
Laurelville
Perry County
Gibisonville
Ruth Straus
Mary E. Kissinger
Athens County
Velva Brashares
Opal Wylie
Frances McClelland
Mary R. Krinn
Strous
Bernice Taylor
Ruth Kreachbaum
Local residents share Christmas visits and gifts
Mr. and Mrs. George Emerick returned from a week in Fort Wayne where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nixon and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kohart and received Christmas gifts. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hengst with Barbara and Billy from Cleveland, staying with Mrs. George C. Hengst and Mrs. Elizabeth Guthrie. W E Petty hosted a dinner for C E Petty and son Dick of Columbus, and for Charles J Meldrim Lena Mack Carl Leola Leona and Clara Stone of Logan. Annabelle Heine left for Cleveland to spend a few days with her mother Florence Heine and sister Patty.
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George Emerick
Ft. Wayne
Frank Nixon
Frank Kohart
Raymond Hengst
Barbara
Billy
Cleveland
Hengst
George C. Hengst
Elizabeth Guthrie
Brother of Mrs. Maple Dies on Christmas Day in Iowa
Mrs. A W Huffhines learns her brother Auz Robinson died in Ft Dodge Iowa on Christmas Day. He formerly lived in Logan and left for the West 30 years ago. Survived by siblings Mrs Daisy Maple Indianapolis Mrs Susie Napp Logan and William and Charles Robinson Gibisonville. Mrs Maple has been staying with Mrs Huffhines while ill.
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Logan
A. W. Huffhines
Auz Robinson
Ft. Dodge
Iowa
Robinson
West
Daisy Maple
Indianapolis
Susie Napp
William
Charles Robinson
Gibisonville
Maple
Huffhines
Funeral Held for Christian I. Goss in Logan
Funeral services were held at 2 PM at the United Brethren Church for Christian I. Goss who died near Logan Tuesday morning. The Reverends E. B. White C. B. Clendenen and H. C. Elliott officiated. Burial followed in Fairview Cemetery.
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Logan
The
United Brethren
Christian I. Goss
E. B. White
Cc. B. Clendenen
H. C. Elliott
Fairview Cemetery
Evans and Byers Granted Marriage Permits
Logan Paul L. Evans aged 23, clerk-typist of Nelsonville, and Leona Byers aged 23, bookkeeper of Logan, were issued marriage permits at week end. Evans is son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Evans, Byers daughter of Charles Byers.
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Logan
Paul L. Evans
Nelsonville
Edward C. Evans
Leona Byers
Charles Byers
County Home Wards Well Remembered
Christmas at the Hocking County Home was observed with groups aiding the wards. The WCTU Chapter held a program and gifts. the Business and Professional Women's Club provided gifts and treats. Logan Lodge of Elks gave candy nuts and fruit. W. E. Evans delivered candy. wards were served roast turkey and chicken with all the sides.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
S. W. Arnold
WCTU
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Logan Lodge of Elks
W. E. Evans
Bus Drivers Under Tuberculosis Skin Tests In County
Logan Hocking County school bus drivers have faced tuberculosis skin tests with 43 of 64 tested and nine positive reactions. Several drivers were sent to the county health office for X ray photos to gauge disease extent, with plans to test remaining drivers as possible.
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Logan—Hocking County
W. B. Lacock
Saylor Rites Planned at Hamden for Hamden Youth
The body of Warren H. Saylor 19 of Hamden will be transported to Hamden for funeral services at 2 p.m. Friday in the Methodist Church Burial will follow in Hamden. He died yesterday at White Cross Hospital from injuries in a collision near Hamden when his car was crowded from the road by another vehicle. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Saylor four sisters Betty Maxine Dorothy Loretta and three brothers Robert William Lorenzo.
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Columbus
Warren H. Saylor
Hamden
Jackson
Saylor
White Cross Hospital
Jackson County
Frank Say
Holiday Social Notices From Mt. Union Ohio
Mt Union notes list of Christmas and Sunday visits among families in Bradbury Harrisonville Columbus and nearby towns including King Carr Chase Wiseman Jordan Michaels Harmon Turner Nicholson and others. An aphid fact concludes the item noting aphids can produce 30 generations per year.
Bird Lovers Urge Feeding of Songsters
Logan residents urge feeding of songbirds during snow period when food is scarce. Boy Scouts 4 H and Future Farmers of America joined last winter in county wide feeding and hope to repeat the effort this year.
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Logan
Boy Scouts
4-H Club
Future Farmers of America
Cedar Falls Couple Attend Kumquat Game
Mr and Mrs Joe Earn hart Cedar Falls are believed to have witnessed the Kumquat game in St. Petersburg Florida Monday night. They were in the vicinity to see the clash. Bob McBride Logan team member is expected to reach home tonight or tomorrow. Cards from friends say he was having a grand time during the trip.
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Logan
Joe Earnhart
Cedar Falls
St. Petersburg
Fla
Bob McBride
Methodist To Have Students as Guests
An interdenominational gathering at the Methodist Church will host home for the holidays students from all colleges tonight at 6. Dinner precedes a program headlined by speaker Rev. Cecil Harding Jones with William Case as toastmaster. Mrs. Vance Webb chairs the dinner committee.
New Manager Logan Brooker Named at Blosser’s
Mary Margaret Brooker is appointed night manager at Blosser’s, succeeding Ralph Klinker. She has served on the staff for three years.
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Logan
Mary Margaret Brooker
Blossers Restaurant
Ralph Klinker
Miss Brooker
McBride Couple Welcomes 10-Pound Son on Christmas Day
Logan Mr and Mrs John McBride of Green Township announce the birth of a 10 pound son on Christmas day. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs M R McBride and Mrs Thelma Corrigan of this city.
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Logan
John McBride
Green Township
M. R. McBride
Thelma Corrigan
City
Heavy Mails Handled by Logan Office
Logan postal officials report record cancellation during the Christmas rush. For the ten days before Christmas 1939, first class mail and Christmas cards rose by 10,940 pieces versus 1938, with ten more sacks of parcel post dispatched. Parcel post was the heaviest since 1929, and post office receipts and incoming mail increased accordingly. The report also compares weekly first class and Christmas card mailings to the previous year with detailed figures.
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Logan
Logan Post Office
Momery
Shbanimanais
Two Drivers Cited On Driving Charges
Harry Aberts of Murray City and Alva Trimmer were cited to appear before Mayor Dallas Kinser at 2:30 Saturday on reckless driving charges filed by State Highway Patrolman R. L. Greider. Aberts was arrested on Route 216 north of Murray City after allegedly forcing other cars off the highway. Trimmer, stopped near Oroville on Route 75, allegedly forced the patrolman off the road and struck another car, causing considerable damage.
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Logan
Harry Aberts
Alva E. Trimmer
Murray City
Dallas Kinser
R. L Greider
Aberts
Trimmer
Oroville
Youth captures large hawk in trap
Kenneth Helber and Marion Two reported trapping a large hawk this week. The bird, perched on a post, had a 49 inch wing spread and appears to be a veteran member of the hawk family.
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Logan
Kenneth Helber
Marion
Hawk
Akron Pastor to Aid in Logan Revival
Logan Ohio will host a revival campaign with Rev. and Mrs. Vv. Kyer of Akron joining in. The event begins Sunday at the Nazarene Church with morning and evening sermons and continues through January 14, aided by Rev. C. B. Clendenen. Their daughter Ruth Evangeline will sing. Also noted, A. R. Kelch of Warner Ave. was hospitalized in Columbus in serious condition.
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Logan
Vv. Kyer
Akron
the Nazarene Church
Kyer
Ruth Evangeline
A. R. Kelch
Warner Ave
Columbus
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