Murray City Patrons Are Numerous
The Hocking County public library reported 5365 total January books with 3458 in Logan 1527 in Murray City and 380 elsewhere. Adults used 2485 Logan juvenile 973 with non fiction 308 adults 129 juveniles. New borrowers 53 in Logan 27 county. Murray City usage included 786 adult 741 juvenile and 40 periodicals with 354 reading room attendance. Miss Gibson travelled 700 miles in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Hortense Gibson
Murray City
Gibson
To Know Benefits Of Farm Program
Logan Hocking County farmers will learn what benefits they can receive under a farm program. The county office will compute the maximum payment for each farm and community committeemen will assist farmers in 1939 planning to keep crops within the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Hocking County
Wort
Missionary Rebecca Brown to Speak at West Logan Church
Miss Rebecca Brown a returned missionary and musician will speak at the West Logan Pilgrim Holiness Church at 7 30 o clock Friday evening. The Rev William Brown will lead the meeting in charge of the service.
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Logan
Rebecca Brown
West Logan Pilgrim Holiness Church
William Brown
Campbell Funeral Held in Logan for Mrs Leona Campbell
Funeral services were held at Heinlein Funeral Home for Mrs Leona Campbell wife of Homer Campbell who died Tuesday in a Columbus hospital. The Rev C Hennington conducted the service at Big Pine Cemetery burial followed. She leaves husband a daughter Mrs Noel North of near Logan a son Robert of Columbus her mother Mrs Mary Burgoon is seriously ill. Other relatives include three grandchildren three brothers and four sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Heinlein Funeral Home
Leona Campbell
Homer Campbell
Columbus
Expect Checks For Jobless During Week
Unemployment compensation checks for Hocking County residents were forwarded to Columbus Tuesday. Frank G. Brown, manager of the local office, said checks will be mailed from Columbus and expected to arrive before week’s end. Initial distribution will cover those who have completed their three weeks waiting period.
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Logan
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Hocking County
Columbus
Frank G. Brown
January title office fees total 292 with state and county shares
January fee receipts from the certificate of title office totaled 292 dollars. The county received 200.95 and the state 91.05. Transfers included 29 new units with five trucks, three school buses, and the remaining passenger cars.
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Logan
Certificate of Title Office
Freeman couple welcome 11 pound son Raymond Leroy
Mr. and Mrs Delbert Freeman announce the birth of a son named Raymond Leroy in Logan weighing 11 pounds. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Earl Appleman and Russell and Mrs Clara Freeman, all of Logan.
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Logan
Delbert Freeman
Raymond Leroy
Earl Appleman
Russell
Clara Freeman
Holl Appointed New Manager of Chamber of Commerce
Logan board of directors named B. A. Holl manager for 1939, noting his nine years as former president and eight as manager. Clarence Blosser announced committee chairs covering membership to natural resources, with chairman names including Melrose Harbaugh, Harley Meyer, Robert N. White, Walter A. Leonard, Ford Hack, B. O. Nixon, James R. Smoot, S. H. Sebold, G. R. Robinson, John G. Collins, Dr. C. F. Rauch, Wesley Ogg, and C. W. Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Chamber of Commerce
B. A. Holl
Holl
Clarence Blosser
Melrose Harbaugh
Harley Meyer
Robert N. White
Walter A. Leonard
Ford Hack
B. O. Nixon
James R. Smoot
S. H. Sebold
G. R. Robinson
John G. Collins
C. F. Rauch
Wesley Ogg
C. W. Johnston
Honor Roll Announced For Junior High Pupils
Logan ninth graders lead the honor roll for the last six weeks with 31.6 percent, followed by eighth graders at 31.4 percent and seventh graders at 27.7 percent. The lists name students by grade including Mary Adcock to William Spackey for ninth grade and Ruth Bliss to Martha Walters for eighth grade, with many other classmates named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Sturgill
Eileen Terrel
Florence Wright
Ralph Baker
Dick Brown
Mary Alice Brown
Leo Campbell
Gene
Va Green
Jerry Hammon
Nellie Konkler
Francis Krinn
Verneda Lemon
Harriet Locke
Betty Moriarity
Betty Walsmith
Virginia Butterfield
Jay Dupler
Eva Jane Edson
Lucille McDowell
Roberta Redd
Eileen Rutherford
Isabel Scott
Paul Stimson
Mary Jean Walters
John White
Tony Brown
Hunter Burt
Martyn Canter
Fred Davis
Marguerite Derr
Letha Hiles
Jane Karshner
Lester Ringhiser
Margaret Ann Thomas
Francis Er
Barbara Chifos
Dorothy Conrad
Margie Derr
Tom Grooms
Pauline Heinlein
Jean Krieg
John Lehman
Jeanne Mowery
Charles Rauch
Robert Sinnott
Carol Walburn
Margaret Aurand
Shirley Barker
Rosemary Brimner
Tommy Campbell
Sue Case
Shirley Dotson
Dorothy Poling
Martha Walters
Joan Adcock
Ruth Aurand
Louise Bowers
Nettie Barker
Jimmy Brehm
Wanda Brown
John Buchanan
Mary Jo Brown
Ruth Clendenen
Louise Cohagan
Marietta Cline
Joe Case
Marjorie Ellis
Juanita Green
Leota Kienzle
Mildred Kermiller
Dorothy Myers
Myrtle Standiford
Geneva Henderson
Martha Lee
June Ralston
Jack Rauch
Rose Ann Warner
Jean Feather
Betty Jean Friend
Lloyd Lehman
Jean Loomis
Logan Social Notes Highlight Columbus Visitors and Club Events
Columbus visitors included Mrs. W B Lacock Mrs Clinton Webb Mrs C A Gaffin Miss Mary and Miss Minette McCary who saw White Oaks starring Ethel Barrymore. Har old W Larimer and G Raymond Robinson attend brick manufacturers convention in Columbus. Chummy Bridge Club hosted by Mrs Joe Walburn with three tables lunch served. Poling and Henderson guests. Arch Bangert Columbus visits Logan for business and social reasons. Betty Cocheran stays with Hazel Beery. Tourist Book Club met at Mrs Forest E Weinrich with social hour and book review Grandma Called It Carnal by Bertha Damon led by Mrs George Vanfossen.
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W. B. Lacock
Clinton Webb
C. A. Gaffin
Mary
Minette McCary
Columbus
White Oaks
Ethel Barrymore
G. Raymond Robinson
Harold W. Larimer
The
Hocking Valley Brick Company
Brick Manufacturers Convention
E. F. Swinehart
J. P. Swinehart
Richmondale
Charles Gibson
W. Horte Gibson
Hortense
Joe Walburn
Carl Poling
Charles Huffman
Poling
R. A. Henderson
Logan
Arch Bangert
Judson Shriner
Betty Cocheran
Hazel Beery
Forest E. Weinrich
Wilbur Lanning
Bertha Damon
George Vanfossen
Colwell Funeral Held at Rutland
Funeral services for Mrs. Appeline Colwell were held Saturday. Local clergy and friends attended, with several out of town relatives listed from Columbus Athens Lathrop Amesville Williamson Louisville and Huntington. Rutland Grade School officials announce the last six weeks honor roll across six grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Appeline Colwell
Weed
Miller
Phipps
Dell Archer
Horace Grover
Elizabeth Beatty
Leo Price
Columbus
Brandon Grover
Watt Grover
Athens
Mont Price
Lathrop
Judson Price
Amesville
Carl Rutherford
Williamson
W. Va
Wayne Russell
Louisville
Andy
John Colwell
Bremen
Clair Hooper
Montgomery
Oren McClain
Allie Hooper
Warren Green
Bob Steele
Huntington
Lois Taylor
Fred George
Lelia Hysell
Maxine Siders
Paul Patterson
Billy Brown
Joan Utsinger
Kathryn Miller
Marjorie First
Carol Snowden
Fredie Williamson
Phillis Burson
Janice Powell
Helen Taylor
Beulah Kennedy
Janet Theobald
Floyd Stanley
Carl Morris
Dale Miller
Catherine Colwell
Anna Garnes
Clifford Snyder
Joe Denison
Betty Egnor
Appendicitis Clouded by Hope for Logan Landis
Logan Owen Landis, son of Mr and Mrs Earl Landis, is treated for appendicitis with doctors hopeful surgery can be avoided. His condition is reported satisfactory as family visits Elmer Ward in Columbus hospital. He earlier suffered a hip fracture at the County Home farm. Also reported are January fines collected by Clerk of Court D W Feather totaling 216 dollars allocating sums to the library state Crabbe act highway patrol and county.
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Logan — Owen
Earl Landis
Logan
S. W. Arnold
Glendon Ward
Merlin Rose
Columbus
Elmer Ward
D. W. Feather
Crabbe
Highway Patrol
Degree Team Begins Practice and Inspections Planned
The Degree Team starts practice as preparations for the annual inspection proceed. Several Sir Knights travel to Chillicothe this evening for inspection and a delegation will be in Newark on February 7 for the annual inspection there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saps
Degrele Cube
Kast
H. H. Sands
Chillicothe
Newark
Pomeroy Rural Social and Personal Notes
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bailey moved to a new residence. Kathryn Young of Pomeroy spent the weekend at home. Mrs. Katie Eastman attended Harry Hauck’s funeral in Pomeroy. Clyde Will visited nephew James Beards in Pomeroy. Miss Hazel Heilman was moved to a Columbus hospital. Joseph Will, 99, died in St. Cloud Florida. survived by two children in Florida and siblings in Meigs County. A new telephone line is being built to connect with Rock Springs Exchange. William Young works at Meredith Garage in Chester.
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Pomeroy
J. E. Bailey
Kathryn Young
Katie Eastman
Harry Hauck
Clyde Will
James Beards
Hazel Heilman
Frank Heilman
Columbus
Joseph Will
St. Cloud
Florida
Meigs County
Rock Springs
William Young
Meredith
Chester
Cleaning of Logan Junior High Gym by WPA Force Planned
The Junior High Gym in Logan will be cleaned by a WPA force from Thursday through Saturday, completing cleaning of the entire building. Reno Rosser of this city had tonsil removal surgery at a local physician’s office this morning.
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Logan
WPA
Reno Rosser
Logan Holmes Injured in Fall at Play
Logan Holmes, son of Rex and Mrs Holmes of N Walnut Street, is recovering from a head laceration he received several days ago after a fall while at play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Kent
Rex Holmes
N. Walnut Sr
Arthur Butcher
Beech St
Middleport
Ohio
Columbus Man Arrested For Improper Night Lights
Paul Plantine of Columbus was arrested by police for parking a truck on the highway at night without proper lights. He was returned to Logan by Sheriff Joe Farbear and will be arraigned today before Magistrate B. Whitehart.
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Logan
Paul Plantine
Columbus
Joe Farbearn
B. Whitehart
Parker's Head List Arrests in January Totals 19
Police reported January arrests totaling 19 with overtime parkers leading the list at eight. Other offenses included four drunk and disorderly, three petty larceny, two reckless driving, and one each for intoxicated driving and driving without a license.
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Logan
Parkers
Methodist Leadership School announces faculty change
The Rev. T. C. Gregory reported that Rev. Cecil H. Jones was omitted from the February 14 start faculty list for the Leadership Training School at the Methodist Church in Logan.
Plan Club Program At Logan Junior High Friday
Regular club program instead of the assembly will be conducted at Logan Junior High School Friday afternoon. There are more than a dozen functioning there this year.
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Logan
Logan High FFA judging teams to compete at Ohio State
Members of the Future Farmers of America from Logan High School will be taken to Columbus Friday by H. D. Saxton, instructor. They will enter contests tied to Farmers Week at Ohio State University.
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Logan
Future Farmers of America
Logan High School
Columbus
H. D. Saxton
Farmers Week
Ohio State University
Hansel Rites Friday at St Matthew Lutheran Church
Funeral services for Michael Hansel will be held at 2 p m Friday at St Matthew Lutheran Church. Burial follows in the mausoleum at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Hansel
Michael Hansel
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Vital Statistics for 1938 Compiled in Logan
Miss Faith Wright releases 1938 vital statistics showing heart disease as leading death cause in both county and city with 27 and 19 deaths respectively. County deaths total 133 with 88 males 45 females. city 107 deaths with 59 males 48 females. Births county 340, city 90. Infant deaths: county 16, city 6. Age-specific deaths listed. principal county causes include heart disease 27, pneumonia 14, cerebral hemorrhage 13. city causes include heart 19, cancer 17, cerebral hemorrhage 13. Most accidents occurred outside the city. city accident deaths include autos 6, burns 2.
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Logan
Faith Wright
Logan J
City
Couple Granted License to Wed in Ohio Valley Bar
Logan Alva Maurice Tuttle a 38 year old salesman of Indianapolis and Ruth Lillian Stayner 24 a housekeeper of Murray City daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Stayner were issued a license to wed on Wednesday.
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Logan
Alva Maurice Tuttle
Indianapolis
Ruth Lillian Stayner
Murray City
Thomas Stayner
Mrs James Oliver In Fair Condition After Hip Injury
Mrs James Oliver, who sustained an impacted hip in a fall weeks ago, is reported in fair condition. Her age makes the injury more serious.
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Logan
James Oliver
Do It Yourself Cough Syrup Advertises Pinex Mix
A home remedy ad promotes mixing 2 cups sugar with 1 cup water then adding 24% ounces Pinex to create a pint cough syrup. Claims quick relief from colds, soothing irritated membranes and loosening phlegm. Offers money back if not satisfied.
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Athens Messenger
Fascist Legionnaires
Santiago
Campbell
Cortunue
Chamber of Commerce
Princess Chic
Lastex Foundations
Pantie
Zenners
Colwell
Pomeroy Rural
S. R. Goldberg
Shapiro
Worster
Zenner’s Dept
FBI
Kroger’s
the City
Fred Sanders
N. Court Dial
Eve
Miss Faith Wright
Coun
Messenger Insurance
CR Glumbus Mutual Life Insurance Cmpany
Columaus
Ohio National Bank
Date Insurance Department
SONS
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance Company
Sarpaciey
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