Cook Appointed City Patrolman
Logan Feb 3 Mon Cook World War veteran named city patrolman Saturday by Safety Director Fred C Shively after Civil Service Commission certified eligibility He was among the top eight on the exam list replacing Francis Toole who had served as special officer since October Reynolds was promoted to chief after John Bell was dismissed Cook served overseas in World War I enlisting with Company G later part of the 148th Infantry He then joined the Aviation Corps as a mechanic
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148Th Infantry
Nondescript Club Meeting Hosts Noted Program
Mrs. M. H. Cherrington hosted the Nondescript Club at the Fasterling Clubhouse last Thursday. An instructive paper on China and Manchuria by Mrs. C. B. Clark followed roll call on Superstitions and Religion.
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All-Star Bowlers Triumph in Logan League Meet
An all-star City Bowling League team defeated Jackson’s squad in Logan on Sunday with a total score of 2,943 to 2,658, winning all three games. Charles Beshara led with 640, Burgess 618, Howard Columber 612, Hall 602, and Struble. Morrison led the Jackson team with 682. Ritteroff 236 in game one and G. Abraham 233 in game two.
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Howard Columber
Hall
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Tourism to Old Man's Cave Surges This Winter
Visiting Cave Logan reports spring like weather aiding early tourist influx to Old Man's Cave. Ranger A Reichley says 296 visitors in January vs 89 year ago. February count 67, up from 30. Roads in better winter condition due to mild weather.
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Old Man's Cave
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Delta Theta Tan Sorority pledges named at local meeting
Pledge services were held by the Delta Theta Tan Sorority local chapter Thursday evening at Miss Jillian Rulen's West Hunter Street home. Miss Esther Briley and Miss Edith Oberle were pledged. Lunch followed. Guests included Miss Pauline Reddick Logan and Mrs. Ward Stewart Bremen.
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Jillian Rulen
West Hunter Street
Esther Briley
Edith Oberle
Pauline Reddick
Logan
Ward Stewart
Bremen
Bisurated Magnesia Provides Quick Indigestion Relief
Amazing relief from indigestion claims Bisurated Magnesia works within two to five minutes after meals or when pain occurs. It allegedly neutralizes excess stomach acid and soothes the stomach lining to stop gas and burning, restoring comfort and normal digestion. Take a test package or handy tablets as directed.
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Logan Water Works 1939 financial report released
Service Director Fred C. Shively released the Logan Water Works Plant report for 1939. Receipts totaled 25072.73 with operating costs at 21904.33, showing water rentals as the main revenue and salaries, fuel, light, and office expenses as major costs. The balance may not cover projected costs for a filtration plant and water softener, estimated around 16969 with chemist salaries and chemical costs adding further expense.
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Logan Water Works
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Teachers Plan County Spelling Bee and Grade Meet
Logan Feb 2 Hocking County teachers met at the Courthouse Auditorium with George M. Morris addressing rural education officials. Paul A. Potts spoke on extracurricular activities. Elementary teachers plan county spelling contest and grade field meet dates to be set. athletic and spelling committees named.
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Gore
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Murray City
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Gibisonville
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Gerald Devol
Carbon Hill
Harold Potts
Oreville
Mrs Samuel Montgomery Is Housed For Observation
Logan reports Mrs Samuel Montgomery of Green Swownship was taken to Cherrington Hospital on Friday for observation and treatment over several days as medical staff monitor her condition.
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Samuel Montgomery
Green Swownship
Cherrington Hospital
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Bowels Advice
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a daily bowel regimen. It urges drinking water before breakfast and regular outdoor exercise, claiming a thorough cleanse without weakening the gut and promising fresh breath, better sleep, and improved appetite. Big bottles available at drugstores.
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Three Injured in Auto Collision North of Rockbridge
A Lancaster Highway crash near Rockbridge injured two local youths and a Sugar Grove man. Charles Miller sustained severe facial and head cuts and a fractured nose, Clyde Hockman had body bruises, Walter Swaggert was cut and bruised, Bernard Fox escaped injury. Miller and Hockman were treated locally before returning home. Swaggert reportedly lacked headlights.
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Lancaster Highway
Charles Miller
Bell Miller
Warner Avenue
Clyde Hockman
Edward Hockman
East Main Street
Bernard Fox
Walter Swaggert
Lancaster
Swaggert
Hockman
Miller
4-H Club Valentine Party Planned in Logan
Representatives from the Hocking County 4-H clubs met at the Extension Service Office to plan a Valentine party at the Courthouse Auditorium on the evening of February 14. The program will be presented by club members.
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City Officials Inspect Water Plant for New Well
Councilmen Fred Stracke Vernon Mauk and H. Bright with Service Director Fred C. Shively inspected the Water Works Plant Sunday to evaluate sinking another well to boost supply before summer. They will report findings at the next council meeting.
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Fred Stracke
Vernon Mauk
H. Bright
Fred C. Shively
Thompson Pleads Guilty In Beer Possession Case
Logan February 3 George Thompson of Coonville was arrested Saturday night by Constable George Shaw. He arraigned before Magistrate E E Bright and pled guilty to possessing liquor. A fine of 100 and costs was assessed as 30 bottles of beer were found in his residence.
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George Thompson
Coonville
George Shaw
E. E. Bright
Thompson
Police warn crackdown on traffic violators in Logan
Logan police chief Lewis Reynolds says a campaign will target red light runners reckless and careless driving and parking in front of fire plugs. He warns arrests and prosecutions will follow repeat violations in the Main Street area.
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Lewis Reynolds
Reynolds
Social Evening and Rock Party Honor Mrs. Kinstin
Mrs. Carlton Bright hosted a Friday social at East Second Street for Mrs. Leo Kinstin of Columbus. The next night Mrs. Warren Bright held a rock party at North Walnut Street for Mrs. Kinstin and Miss Clara Smith of North Baltimore.
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East Second Street
Leo Kinstin
Columbus
Warren Bright
North Walnut Street
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Clara Smith
North Baltimore
Mrs Mundy Returns Home After Columbus Hospital Stay
Mrs Edward Mundy was brought home near Logan on Sunday after four weeks in a Columbus hospital where she underwent a surgical operation. She is reported to be somewhat improved.
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Evangelistic Meeting Postponed One Week in Logan
Rev H B Welch announced at Enterprise United Brethren Church that the evangelistic meeting will begin next Sunday evening, postponed due to the death of Joseph Walker a congregation member who was buried Monday.
Qualified nurse Ruth Angie caps at White Cross Hospital
Haydenville February 3 Ruth W Angie the only daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Angie has qualified as a student nurse at White Cross Hospital School of Nursing in Columbus. At the capping exercises 59 student nurses received their proficiency caps.
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Ruth W. Angie
Harvey Angie
White Cross Hospital School of Nursing
Columbus
Civil Service Seeks Blueprint and Photostat Operators
The U S Civil Service Commission invites applications through March 10 for blueprint operator and photostat operator roles with entrance salaries of 1260 and 1440 dollars per year respectively. The announcement lists location in Washington D C and specifies eligibility and filing details.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Itching Skin Banishment By Antiseptic Zemo
Itching burning skin relief with Zemo antiseptic advertised as soothing cooling and invisible for family use. Claims swift relief from itching infection and skin irritation with 20 years of use and local sale at 85k, 60¢ and $1.00. Ady.
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Vinton Farms Plan Activities in Wilkesville and County
Plan shows a dairy project a dairy feeding school Feb 19 at Wilkesville High School chaired by Floyd Cottrill and W FE Campbell promotes the Grow Healthy Pullets campaign. A chick-raising meeting a pullet culling in fall and farm records updated next fall. Fruit grower meeting with University experts to discuss spraying. Soils head Fred Nelson and Apr 1 soil fertilizer talk with OSU. Two 4 H clubs to be organized. Red Cross aiding drought victims in Vinton County with 100 families and 25 more applying. Local residents and visitors noted with several family visits and community events.
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University of Experiment Station
Fred Nelson
Mr. Dodd
Soils Department
Ohio State University
Wilkesville
Walker returns home after hospital check for finger infection
Hobart Walker arrived home from Logan hospital Monday evening after a blood poisoning in his finger was checked. The E Z Bridge Club met at Mrs. Otto Sharp’s home. Robert Rannells and Miss Mary Elizabeth Rannells of Athens spent the weekend with their parents in Swan Township. Mrs. Cynthia Hamilton and Mrs. Alice Dunlap were in Columbus from Friday to Tuesday.
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Vinton County Lawyers Attend Ohio Bar Winter Meeting
Attorneys FE Vollenweider W J Jones and Prosecutor C O Chapmen represented Vinton County at the Ohio State Bar Association mid winter meeting in Columbus January 29 30 and 31. Changes in municipal laws were recommended.
Joint-Ease Pain Relief Ad Brings Fast Relief
An old advertisement touts Joint-Ease with claims it quickly calms inflammation and swelling to resume work. The pitch promises guaranteed relief by druggists and offers a 60 cent tube.
Wheat supplies remain heavy in Ohio and nationwide
Farm stocks on Jan 1 total 29 million bushels above last year, while terminal markets hold 14 million more. Miller stocks drop about 10.06 million, yielding a net surplus of 33.06 million bushels. Prices stay high due to Farm Board actions and feed shortages, yet farmer selling pressures push prices down despite demand.
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C. W. Eberhard
Grain Department
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