Jail Term Is Being Added To Sentence
Courts push to curb drunken driving as seven DUI arrests go before judges. Judge Henderson has ordered $100 fines, costs, and 30 day jail terms, with Mayor Kinser also issuing fines and jail terms to deter intoxicated drivers in Hocking County. English sports spending cited at $750 million annually in the same era. Legal notice announces heirs of Charles W. Townsend seek sale of 39.30 acres in Athens County to settle debts. hearing set February 10, 1939.
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Logan
Phil Henderson
Dallas Kinser
Hocking County
Margaretts Harris
Terrace Ave
Columbus
Ohio
Charles W. Townsend
Olympia Hotel
Chicago
Illinois
Lola E. Carter
308Th Street
Fargo
N. Dakota
Charles Townsend
Vern E. Townsend
Spearfish
S. Dak
Orwell Townsend
Chrystal Avenue
R. 2
Benton Harbor
Michigan
Nina A.townsend
Athens County
Rome Township
L. R. Pierceh
Blosser Family Reaches Columbus After a Decade
Logan report notes Calvin Blosser and his son Clarence returning to Columbus, first visit in ten years. Blosser, formerly employed at the C and O Shops here, had last traveled to the Capital City by railroad on a pass.
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Logan
Calvin Blosser
Columbus
Clarence Blosser
Blosser
C. and O
Two Hocking Schools May Lose $12,000
At an Ohio Educational Association session in Columbus a resolution backed a program paying $100 per pupil to districts with a weighted average of 60 high school students. In Hocking County Gibisonville and South Bloomingville would lose 1200 to 1300 dollars yearly, risking consolidation or closure if the plan passes.
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Logan
Ohio Educational Association
Columbus
State Department of Education
State Foundation Fund
J. W. Coleman
D. O. Davis
Starr Washington
G. E. Carr
Gibisonville
South Bloomingville
Hocking County
State Department
Association
Final Rehearsal Planned by Local Masons
Final rehearsal for conferring the Super-Excellent Degree will be held at the Masonic Hall Sunday afternoon. The Council degree is conferred on New Year’s Day each year by the local lodge. The program begins 4 p m with dinner at 6 p m and dramatic work at 7 30 p m Preparations welcome visitors from nearby councils.
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Logan
Masonic Hall
Council Masonry
Lancaster High School Class of 1934 Reunion Attendees
Sam Cole of this city attended a Lancaster reunion for the Lancaster High School Class of 1934. Of 184 graduates, 88 were present. The class has held annual gatherings since graduation.
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Logan
Sam Cole
Lancaster
Lancaster High School
Judge Disposes Of Graf Case In Logan Court
Logan judges records show Mary Graf and others against the State Industrial Commission were waived to Judge Henderson who ruled plaintiffs entitled to participate in the Workers Compensation Fund. The court also found for Goldie Otstott and family. Attorneys' fees capped at 500 dollars.
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Logan
Mary Graf
State Industrial Commission
Common Pleas Court
Phil Henderson
Industrial Commission
Goldie Otstott
Logan interdenominational meeting draws university students
About 50 university students attended a Thursday evening interdenominational meeting at First Presbyterian Church with a 6:30 dinner by the Women’s Union. Speakers from Ohio State, Ohio Wesleyan, and Antioch discussed college issues as a choir and readers performed.
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Don Ziegler
Ohio State
Tower Club
William F. Case
Ohio Wesleyan
Ray Lanning
Antioch
Carlos Brashares
Marian Johnson
Sue Rochester
Ralph Poston
Dale Engle
Harry Shaw
Luther Heyde
Victor Harper
Rex, Jones
Kathryn Johnson
Lucille Oeffler
Pioneer Meeting To Install Officers At Hocking Grange Hall
Pioneer Youth group will hold a meeting Saturday evening at the Hocking Grange Hall for officer installation led by James R. Smoot. Officers named include Leonard McKinley president Merl Primmer vice president Josephine Keck secretary Ambrose Primmer treasurer and Paul Woltz reporter. Committees include Margaret McBroom Mary Blum Evelyn Ruble executive Ambrose Primmer Ruth Rheinscheld and Pauline Robey flower.
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Logan — Pioneer
Hocking Grange Hall
James R. Smoot
Leonard McKinley
Merl Primmer
Josephine Keck
Ambrose Primmer
Paul Woltz
Margaret McBroom
Mary Blum
Evelyn Ruble
Ruth Rheinscheld
Pauline Robey
Flower
Brandt Among Shortest On OSU Freshman Basketball Squad
Logan Dick Brandt of Ohio State University, a holiday guest of his parents Mr and Mrs W R Brandt, remains a member of the freshmen basketball squad. The group began with 150 candidates and has been pared to about one third, leaving Brandt, nearly six feet tall, as one of the shorter players still in contention.
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Logan
Dick Brandt
Ohio State University
W. R. Brandt
Brandt
Steward Ardeth Steward Assigned To Local Unemployment Office
Miss Ardeth Steward of Columbus daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Steward has been assigned permanently to the local office of the Ohio Unemployment Compensation Commission. She had been working several months in the state Columbus office.
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Logan
Ardeth Steward
Columbus
Oscar Steward
Ohio Unemployment Compensation Commission
Fire Damages Law at Logan Chief Reports
Logan fire losses for the year total 695 with 585 on buildings and 110 on contents. The Sun Glow plant boiler house suffered 350 damage as fire attacked roof and conveyor system. The Engine House was renovated and a new fire system became operational June 1 with Gerald McLaughlin as assistant chief. A 4025 operating appropriation was set by council for the coming year.
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Logan
Roy Stallsmith
Sun Glow
Gerald McLaughlin
Grand Jury Delayed In Logan-Hocking County
Logan Hocking County grand jurors will not be summoned on January 9 as the jury convene date. Judge Phil Henderson announced after Prosecutor Hubert D. Lappen requested no call be issued. Lappen said only a few minor cases are ready and no need to convene now. Petit jurors also postponed until civil case scheduling is prepared.
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Logan
Hocking County
Phil Henderson
Hubert D. Lappen
Lappen
Ohio at Play shown at Christian Church in Long Bottom
A large crowd attended the sound pictures Ohio at Play sponsored by Olive Grange at the Christian Church Wednesday evening. Christmas trees and programs were held at Mt Olive and Christian churches, with a Sunday School treat at the M E Church and a two week South tour by Miss Nerva Pryor, Mrs Eppie Warren and teachers. Newborn twins Dec 23 to Blaine Newell and spouse, grandchildren to Mrs Jemisha Shumway and E L Newell.
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Long Bottom
Ohio
Standard Oil Co
Olive Grange
Christian Church
Mt. Olive Church
M. E
Nerva Pryor
Effie Warren
Pomeroy
South
Amanda Chambers
East Liverpool
Newell
M. W. Stewart
Howard Hughes
Columbus
Belle Whiteside
Mary Sheldon
Harold German
New Orleans
Monongahela
Virginia Pigott
Parkersburg
Arlie Marks
Pryor Farm
Fred Zehm
Blaine Newell
Jemisha Shumway
E. L.newell
Union Services Set Across Logan on Sunday
Union services are planned at multiple Logan churches this Sunday. The United Brethren Church hosts a 9 am service by Rev. E. B. White on "The Door" with local Christian Endeavor groups attending at 6 and a 7 pm Christmas cantata. Other churches feature sermons by Rev. Cecil H. Jones, Rev. Amos L. Heyde, and Rev. C. W. Graham, with Holy Communion and choir offerings throughout the morning and evening.
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Logan
United Brethren Church
E. B. White
Burgess Avenue
U. B. Church Intermediate Department
Christian Endeavor
Cecil H. Jones
First Presbyterian Church
Methodist
Rotarians Map January Programs in Logan
The Logan Rotary Club schedules January meetings with the Rural Urban Acquaintance Committee on January 9 led by Sherman Lyke and guests from rural life. An inter city gathering with Lancaster on January 16 will feature Billy Deihl, past district president. January 23 hosts the International Information Committee, with January 30 open. The club posted a 95 percent attendance in December.
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Logan
Rotary Club
Sherman Lyke
Lancaster
Circleville
Billy Deihl
Rotary International Information Committee
Logan Fire Dept Tests Fog Nozzle For Oil Fires
Logan firemen will try a fog nozzle at a practice session to improve protection against oil and gasoline fires. Chief Roy Stallsmith says current gear is inadequate for tanker-related blazes and a water curtain could shield firefighters. An Ohio Inspection Bureau rep discussed department needs during a recent inspection. Meet tonight: Presbyterian Guild to meet at Mrs. Harry J. Stevenson on North High Street at 7 30.
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Logan—City
Roy Stallsmith
Ohio Inspection Bureau
Logan
Presbyterian Guild
Harry J. Stevenson
N. High St
Tom Sawyer Detective at Athena with Billy Cook and Donald O Connor
Hollywood stars Billy Cook and Donald O Connor star in Paramounts Tom Sawyer Detective at the Athena Theater. The comedy drama follows Tom and Huck on a Mississippi summer mystery to clear their uncle, featuring Aunt Sally Phelps Sheriff Slocum and a raft of Twain characters in a village courtroom finale.
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Hollywood
Billy Cook
Donald O’connor
Ray Milland
Fred MacMurray
Mark Twain
Tom Sawyer
Sally Phelps
Silas
Jeff Rutledge
Sheriff Slocum
Jupiter Dunlap
Judge Tyler
Porter Hall
Elisabeth Risdon
Edward J. Pawley
Phillip Warren
Janet Waldo
Tom
Huck
Mississippi
Sally
Arkansas
Blackstone
Logan Woman Injured in Fall at Home
Mrs Emma Oliver 82 sustained an impacted fracture of the left hip after a fall at her W Second St home Thursday afternoon. She was treated by local physicians and returned home. Oliver, widow of James Oliver, had been living alone and fell while picking something up when she felt dizzy. Miss Christena Frasch assisted.
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Mrs. Oliver
James Oliver
Logan Man Dies At Pittsfield Home
Henry Kleinschmidt a Logan native and Pittsfield Illinois farmer died at his home Wednesday Funeral services and burial take place in Pittsfield He was brother of Mrs Fred W Stracke and Mrs Lewis Frasch previously resident of Logan
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Logan
Henry Kleinschmidt
Pittsfield
Ill
Fred W. Stracke
Lewis Frasch
Chiefs Prep for Mansfield Madison Clash Saturday
Logan practice sessions this week prepare the Chief tain basketball squad for a big game Saturday evening against Mansfield Madison. The headline event starts at 9 30 with a preliminary 8 30 clash between Gibisonville and Chief tain Reserves.
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LOGAN
Chieftain
Mansfield Madison
Gibisonville
Chieftain Reserves
Boocks Plans Smallpox Vaccinations In Logan
Logan health commissioner H M Boocks plans smallpox vaccinations after completing the diphtheria program in the city schools. Parents are urged to bring children to family physicians or have them vaccinated by the commissioner starting about February 1.
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Logan
H. M. Boocks
Hocking County
Logan Briefs: Local Visitors Attend Athens Dinner Dance
T. J. Duffy of Columbus visited Logan on Thursday for business. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Steward and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Shultz attended the Clover Farm dinner dance at the Berry Hotel in Athens on Wednesday evening.
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LOGAN
T. J. Duffy
Columbus
Oscar Steward
Keith Shultz
Berry Hotel
Athens
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