Democrats Endorse Local Office Seekers at Logan
Hocking County Democratic Executive Committee met at the courthouse and endorsed residents for key posts. William Cornel Bebout seeks resident engineer. Rev HM B Welch backs the move. Others include Jack Spence Sr for janitor and fireman, William White as assistant janitor, Bessie Fox rest room matron. Russell James Haydenville for field deputy revenue collector. Fred Surgeon for postmaster of Murray City. Albert Fast for deputy registrar. J W Gabriel for inspector of motor vehicles. Martin L Davey is backed for secretary of agriculture in the cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cornell Bebout
B. W. Wright
HM. B. Welch
Hocking County
Jack Spence, Sr
William White
Bessie Fox
Spence
White
Russell James Haydenville
Fred Surgeon
Murray City
Albert Fast
Laurelville
J. W. Gabriel
Roosevelt and Duffy Named U S Attorney for Southern Ohio
ident Elect Roosevelt and that Her bert Duffy be named U. S. Attorney for the Southern Ohio District. Of the 16 members all were present except one. Phil A. Henderson, chairman, presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Herbert Duffy
U. S
Southern
Ohio
Phil A. Henderson
Potts Unable To Take Murray City School Post
Paul A. Potts cannot accept the Murray City school head position after failing to secure release from a Laurelville principal contract. Laurelvile patrons urged his retention. Potts has served Laurelville for thirteen years as the district faces a board decision on his resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potts
Murray City
Logan
Laurelville
Paul A. Potts
Laurelsville
Woman Injured as She Falls in Logan Hall
Mrs. Emma Lanning of Fast Hunter Street fractured both bones of her right leg in a Tuesday evening fall at Pythian Hall. She received medical aid at Cherrington Hospital and was later sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Emma Lanning
Hunter Street
Cherrington Hospital
Pythian Hall
Enrollment grows at Logan Legion to five-year high
Logan Post of the American Legion reports its membership reaching a five year peak with Melrose Harbaugh stating the quota at state headquarters was met on Wednesday. Officials expect to reach 175 members within the next month marking a district second to achieve the quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Legion
Logan Post of
The
American Legion
Melrose Harbaugh
Logan Post
Sermon Topics at Logan Announced
LOGAN Feb 3 The Methodist Episcopal Church plans morning services with Rev W N Shank on The Changeless Christ and a women's choir performance. Evening will feature The Struggle of Life. Other churches host sermons by Rev Amos L Hevde and Rev H L Geddes. Tax on postal savings deposits noted by Ohio Tax Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Geddes
Logan
W. S. Yaw
Intangible Tax Division
Ohio Tax Commission
County-Wide Logan Meeting Focuses On PTA Goals
Logan event features Ethel Peters Simon of the state education department as principal speaker. Local PTAs pledge funds for Schick testing in city schools and discuss rising home and community standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ethel Peters Simon
State Department of Education
Logan High Auditorium
C. W. Booth
Minnie Moore
Barton Holt
Walker Franks
H. B. Kirkpatrick
Logan Parent-Teacher Association
Weet Parent-Teacher Association
Health Department
C. E. Scholl
West
Emma Hall
Richard McCutchan
Harry Thomas
West Parent-Teacher Association
Booth
Bne
Ohio
McArthur
Thomas
Simon
Sophomores Lead on School Honor Roll at Logan
Logan high school reports sophomores again top the third six week honor roll with 186 percent of membership. Named on the sophomore list are Bob Nelson Imogene Rubie Thelma Stump Billy Snyder Virginia Smith Ruth Vancuren Claire White and others. Juniors and seniors also listed include Leona Byess Forest Eddy Lucille Eddy Dorothy Kitchen Paul Lunsford Barbara Till Jack Baker Jane Canty Morton Epstein Virginia Moore Margaret Rectenwaldt Jane Thurness Paul Turner Mildred Vandament Leah Warren and Elizabeth Westbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Sanders
Pauline Lavey
Ardeth Stewart
Margaret Brooker
Nadean Vandament
Leona Byess
Forest Eddy
Lucille Eddy
Dorothy Kitchen
Paul Lunsford
Helen Nixon
Barbara Till
Robert White
Mildred Blake
Glenn Brown
Mary Coakley
Don Poston
Margaret Rohrer
Jack Baker
Jane Canty
Clarence Guess
Minnie L. Heine
Elenor Eloise Ralston
Winford Rathburn
Irmgarde Bliss
Morton Epstein
Virginia Moore
Margaret Rectenwaldt
Jane Thurness
Paul Turner
Mildred Vandament
Leah R. Warren
Elizabeth Westbrook
Marriages Lessen In January In Hocking County
Logan February report shows January marriage licenses down to three, a low for years. In 1932 the smallest month had seven. last year January yielded eight. February opened with Howard Swackhammer and Pauline Kane obtaining a license, magistrate J. P. Miller presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Howard Swackhammer
Laurelville
Abner Swackhammer
Pauline Kane
Earl Kane
J. P. Miller
Select Officers Warren Bright Will Again Lead Mr Church Sunday School
Logan Feb 3 Officers for the coming year were elected Wednesday by the Methodist Episcopal Sunday School Warren Bright was reelected superintendent Others named are Artie Brimner and A R Miller assistants W H Brooke secretary Junior Wenn assistant Lloyd Heinlein librarian Frank St Clair treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Bright
Logan
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Artie Brimner
A. R. Miller
W. H. Brooke
Junior Wenn
Lloyd Heinlein
Frank St. Clair
Judge Whitcraft Addresses Adelphi Brothers in Logan
In Logan on Wednesday night Judge Harley M Whitcraft delivered the principal address at a meeting of the Adelphi Brotherhood. The talk focused on community service and civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harley M Whitcraft
Adelphi Brotherhood
Scouts of Troop 4 To Meet Tonight
Scouts of Troop 4 in Athens will meet at 7 o'clock in the Scout Rooms of First M. E. Church. New and prospective Scouts are welcome. Troop 4 plans Anniversary Week in Boy Scouting to be observed nationwide with member discussion tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scouts of
Troop 4
Athens
Webster Dalton
Walton Davies
M. E. Church
Week closes with slower stock markets amid heavy cattle decline
In Columbus on February 3 buyers showed limited interest as the week wore on. Lambs faced discrimination against heavy weights while hog prices rose early then steadied. Cattle saw ongoing pressure on weighty steers with many very heavy cattle dropping to new lows. feeders hold cattle hoping for price gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
H. E. Curry
Ohio Farm Bureau Research Department
Huls Family Visits Husband in Columbus Hospital
Mrs. A. E. Huls and son Fred traveled to Columbus to visit the husband and father admitted to a Columbus hospital early this week for observation. Little change is observed in his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. BE. Huls Logan
A. E. Huls and
Fred
Columbus
Itch Epidemic Threatens Marietta Schools
Marietta reports an itch outbreak in public schools with five definite cases isolated by Health Commissioner Dr. J. B. McClure. The spread is feared to threaten school operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
J. B. McClure
Long Bottom Rev O Connor holds church meetings extended
Long Bottom's Rev O Connor began special meetings at the M EB Church last Sunday night, aiming to continue two weeks or longer. Local residents Mr and Mrs G R Chambers moved to town for Mr Chambers health, while Dr and Mrs Reinhart from Weirton visited relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Wells
Millwood
Jerusha Stalnaker
Grant Thompson
Middlebourne
W. Va
Rhoda Thompson
Revival at Bates Chapel Draws Union Congregation
A large Union group attended a Sunday night revival at Bates Chapel led by Rev. Davidson. Visitors included Herbert Lones from Stewart and Earl Starkey from Nelsonville. Other guests travelled from Port Clinton and Carbon Dale to John Withers’ home and to farms near here.
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Union
Bates Chapel
Davidson
Herbert Lones
Stewart
Earl Starkey
Nelsonville
Pearl Love
Thomas Withers
Port Clinton
Harold Nanna
Carbondale
John Withers
T. N. Hoover
Athens
Here
Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children Advertisement
During hard times mothers worry about children’s health. For over thirty years Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for children have been a household remedy. They break up colds relieve constipation feverishness teething disorders sweeten the stomach and promote a healthful condition to the whole system. Free sample write Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
le Roy,n
Community Guests Attend Local Visits and Revival
Mrs Clyde Moore Mrs John Tompson Mrs B W Holland Mrs John Withers and Mrs Elmer Gabriel join Mr and Mrs James Penrod for Sunday calling. Revival at Luhrig led by Rev Hughes of Nelsonville draws many from the area. John Cooper tended Darrell Withers flock. Robert Mulpas and Mrs Frank White visited Athens on business. Mrs Walter Stevenson marked her forty sixth birthday Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent Cooper
Athens
James Penrod
Luhrig
Hughes
Nelsonville
John Cooper
Darrell Withers
Robert Mulpas
Frank White
Walter Stevenson
Minnie Maynard Improves at Greens Run Home
GREENS RUN Feb 3 Mrs Minnie Maynard who has been seriously ill for several days at her home in Greens Run is reported much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greens Run
Minnie Maynard
Edward Lott Ill at Home in Chauncey
Edward Lott of Chauncey has been reported ill and confined to his home for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Edward Lott
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Democrat Executive Committee
Martin L. Davey
Pres
Main St
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FBI
Gwili Andre Gregory Ratoff
Bert Wheeler
Robt
Woolsey
Fdna May Oliver Roscorates
Gloria Swanson
Vicks VapoRub
RADIO
Crosley
Wheaton Hardware Co
William Gabriel
Jackson County
Hobart Reeder
Clyde Moore
John Tompson
B. W. Holland
Elmer Gabriel
Edward Lott III
Colonial Finance Company
North Court Street
Marietta Paint & Color CO
W. State
Hummer
Lee
Hom
Silk
Zenners
Drom
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