Hacking Republicans Hear Taft on New GOP Activity
Republican leaders dine at the P K Shop and meet Robert Taft as he reports growing GOP activity across Ohio. Taft cites recessions, court reform controversy, and administration inconsistency, urging thrift as key to recovery and warning against spending as a path to prosperity. Ottawa exports show arms totaling 307170 in six months, with Florida hosting diverse exotic farms.
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Athens Messenger
Athens, Ohio
Robert Taft
Logan
P K
Cincinnati
Taft
McKinley Republican
Ohio
Washington
Pioneer Youth Meeting In Logan At Ewing Grange Hall
Pioneer Youth met at Ewing Grange Hall with 30 in attendance. Miss Betty Zeigler staged a one act playlet while Mary and Ralph Mosure led the program. The group planned a Feb 11 church dinner and a Feb 15 district meeting in Athens.
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Logan—Pioneer
Ewing Grange Hall
Mary
Ralph Mosure
Betty Zeigler
Logan
Methodist Episcopal Church
Athens
Two Concrete Pourings To Finish Logan Pool
Two more concrete pours are needed to complete the Logan swimming pool walls. After the walls are finished the bottom will be poured. Architect Ackley of Pittsburgh is scheduled to visit the city today as work on the bathhouse and filter house begins.
Mrs. Riggs Returns to Home From Hospital
Mrs. Mary Riggs of Nelsonville was returned to her home this week from a Columbus hospital by Mr. and Mrs. Francis Leach of Toledo. Mrs. Leach will remain in Nelsonville to assist in her care. Mr. Leach, formerly of Logan, is visiting for a few days and will be accompanied home by his mother Mrs. Hubert Leach of this city who will visit him in the future.
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Logan
Mary Riggs
Nelsonville
Columbus
Francis Leach
Toledo
Leach
Hubert Leach
Walt Williams
Pear
Lodi
Dorothy Brooks
Athens
Harold Jones
Chauncey
Pear Wood
Williams
Wood
Edward Brooks
Cash Stratton
Louise Downs
Russell Downs
PTA
Wilma Musgrave
Betty Dinsmore
Nile Graves
Baby
McArthur
Albany
Will Lewis Place
Graves
Elliott Feed Store
Loring Tewksbury
Mrs. Tewksbury
Lloyd Knowlton
Logan Cagers Drill For New Boston Clash
Logan high school basketball players sharpen skills this week as they prepare for a Friday showdown with New Boston on the local floor. A subsequent February 18 meeting with Pomeroy looms with big beltway implications for the Southeastern Ohio League title race.
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Logan
New Boston Five
Chieftain Basketeers
New Boston
Pomeroy
Southeastern Ohio League
Logan City Park Plan Seen From Special Council Panel
Members of the special council committee named at the last meeting will report at their next session on converting the city owned land north of Logan into a public park. They plan a site visit this week with WPA project potential for low cost, city officials say.
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Logan
Miss Gibson to Assume Library Job Soon
Miss Hortense Gibson of Martins Ferry has secured release as librarian and will report as Logan librarian once her successor arrives. She was set to start this Tuesday.
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Miss Gibson
Logan
Hortense Gibson
Martins Ferry
G. E. Carr
Logan Library Board
Fred C Ambrose Assigned to Hocking County Sales Tax Work
Fred C. Ambrose, named an examiner in the sales tax division last week, has been assigned to Hocking County. He was in Athens Wednesday gathering details of the case.
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Logan
Fred C. Ambrose
Hocking County
Athens
Logan district staff attend Southeastern Ohio administrator meeting
Logan schools were represented at a Southeastern Ohio administrators and music supervisors meeting held in Gallipolis on Wednesday evening. Delegates included Supt. G. E. Carr, Fred B. Burchfield, H. W. Kirk, Miss Minnie Louise Bowen, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard McCutchan.
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Logan
Southeastern Ohio
Gallipolis
G. E. Carr
Fred B. Burchfield
H. W. Kirk
Minnie Louise Bowen
Richard McCutchan
Logan Social Notes Highlights Local Club Meetings
Mrs Alfred Carpenter hosted the Tuesday Book Club at her South Logan home with 15 members and guests. New members welcomed. reviews of Stuart Cloete's The Turning Wheel shared. Elberfelds showcased home movies of cotton fields in Tennessee. Founders Day planning by Business and Professional Women's Club announced with committee heads and a luncheon at the White House. G A A held at Logan High School discussed a skating party.
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Alfred Carpenter
South Logan
Fred Hull
Raymond Robinson
Bartelle Hamilton
Earl Elberfeld
Stuart Cloete
Elberfelds
Chester Swett
Sugar Grove
Stanton Pond
James Smoot
M. H. Cherrington
H. W. Harden
Walter Leonard
C. S. Clarke
Anthony Toerner
Business and Professional Women's Club
Bess Mutchmore
Minnettee McCray
Marie Lines
Precious Correll
Florence Bort
Emma , Petty
Irene Clipton
Florence Myers
White House
Peart von Au
Cleveland
Logan High School
Ruth Thomas
Eastern Star Delegation Attends District Meeting at Corning
A Logan chapter delegation joined the district order meeting in Corning on Tuesday with Mrs. Faye Bright presiding over the afternoon session. Officers for the coming year were elected including Mrs. Minnie Reynolds as president and Miss Jessie Peck guiding initiatory work in the evening.
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Logan
Corning
Faye Bright
Pleasantville
Minnie Reynolds
Eva Hufford
Bremen
Ella Heidelbaugh
New _ Straitsville
Edna Ambrose
Shawnee
Jessie Peck
Fostoria
Mary Phillips
Willard Lyke
Mary Moffit
Mattie Allen
Florence Schmitter
Margaret Timberlake
Hilda Smith
J. R. Ralston
Piezza Mauk
Norma Ralston
Thelma Gilbert
Birthday Milestone for Mrs Ella S Rulon in Logan
Mrs Ella S Rulon celebrated her 85th birthday at home in Logan on January 29, mother to Claude Rulon Clara Rulon and Winifred Engle. Her sister Lida Kilgore, 87, lives at the Methodist Home in Cincinnati. Zion Ladies Aid met at Mrs Hugh Meldrim s home on East Second Street with presider Mrs A G Sellars, scripture by Pearl Denning, devotional by Wesley Cannon, readings by Mrs Sellars and Mrs Frank Linton, poems by Will Hansel and W W Marks, Bible quotation responses, and a late luncheon hosted by the hostess.
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Will Hansel
Wesley Cannon
John Liff
Carl Harden
Hugh Howdyshell
Grant Harden
Harold Rheinscheld
Ed Foultz
Roscoe Mowery
William Mowery
Artie Stone
A. G. Sellars
Thelma Mowery
Pearl Denning
H. D. Arnold
Charles Stone
W. W. Marks
George Lehman
Clara Stone
Ella S. Rulon
Logan
Claude Rulon
Clara Rulon
Winifred Engle
Lida Kilgore
Methodist
Cincinnati
Hugh Meldrim
Zion Ladies' Aid Society
E. Second St
A. G. Sellers
Sellars
Frank Linton
Nelsonville Boy Gravely Ill After Accident
Bobbie Logan age 11 son of James and Mrs. Weaver from Nelsonville is gravely ill at Cherrington Hospital after a motor accident Saturday. James Sayre of Nelsonville also remains in serious condition following the crash in the same incident.
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Logan
Bobbie
James Weaver
Nelsonville
Cherrington Hospital
James Sayre
Germ typing course aids pneumonia treatment
Miss Lucille Miller, a laboratory technician from Logan Cherrington Hospital, attended an intensive pneumonia germ typing course in Cincinnati. Nine Ohio women technicians learned to identify the 32 pneumonia bacteria types, with Dr J M Ruegsegger directing at Cincinnati General Hospital and facilities offered to district physicians.
Mysterious Malady Strikes Hocking County Sheep
Logan area sheep growers report an unidentified disease killing sheep within 48 hours. Extension agent James R. Smoot has sent samples to Ohio State Extension Service where professors suspect protein deficiency in feed. An added protein ration shows improvement.
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Logan
Hocking County
James R. Smoot
Ohio State Extension Service
Honor roll honors spread across senior high grades
The Logan Senior High School honor roll for the third six weeks lists 24.5 percent of the enrollment. Senior class members lead with 27.01 percent, followed by Juniors at 25.2 percent and Sophomores at 22.4 percent, as reported by Principal Fred B. Burchfield.
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Logan
Fred B. Burchfield
Myers Funeral Will Be Held on Sunday
Ashes of W. G. Myers who died in Tucson Arizona January 16 were shipped to Logan and taken to Miller Chapel cemetery Sunday for burial. He left Logan 18 years ago for the Southwest and was a brother of Dillon Myers of Starr Township.
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Logan
W. G. Myers
Tucson
Ariz
Miller Chapel
Mr. Myers
Southwest
Dillon Myers
Starr ‘Township
Rural Mudholes Do Not Halt Hocking Mail Route
Rural mail carriers along township roads face severe mudholes but continue deliveries. Despite deep ruts and rough sections, the post route remains active as drivers press on to reach rural homes and businesses with the day’s mail.
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Logan
Johnson Rites Held for Eliza Johnson in County Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza Johnson age 81 were held Wednesday at the County Home with Rev. Amos L. Heyde officiating. Burial followed in County Home Cemetery. She left one sister, who could not be located.
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Logan
Eliza Johnson
Amos L. Heyde
Forest Films Shown at Albany High School
A five reel sound picture on Forest Fire Prevention was shown to Albany High School and five grades of the grade school by the Forestry Department on Tuesday. The program included community updates and local social notes follow.
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Albany
Forestry Department
Rutland Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Pauline Brown and son from Middleport visited Elza and Ma chael. Roush family called on Roscoe Morris in Gallipolis. Clarence Chase, Sam Cook and relatives traveled to Columbus. Families visited in Athens and Hicksville. several residents spent weekends with kin in Columbus. Charles Kennedy on sick list. Patterson family at Union Tuesday.
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Rutland
Pauline Brown
Middleport
Elza Machael
M. S. Roush
Roscoe Morris
Gallipolis
Clarence Chase
Columbus
Sam Cook
Helen
William McMorrow
Floyd Dunfee
Claude Clark
Athens
Emery Ralph
Copley
Gail Bean
Robert
Edith Bean
Harry Williamson
J. E. Denison
Hicksville
Williamson
Blanche Shafer
Rex Davis
Bradford Powell
B. N. Powell
Margaret Wells
Dorothy Ledlie
Ruth Wise
Ernest Harrison
Morris
Jacob Harrison
Clyde Harrison
Sidney
John
Ellis Smith
Alex Smith
Murray Stratton
von Price
Mildred Carson
Albert Youngs
Charles Kennedy
O. O. Patterson
Unton
Taft Meets Logan Republicans With Local Presence
Former U S senator Robert Taft visited Logan on a Wednesday night gathering GOP leaders including Josef Brashares of Enterprise and L P Mooney, both former General Assembly members alongside Taft.
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Logan
Robert Taft
Josef Brashares
Enterprise
L. P. Mooney
General Assembly
Taft
Rural Power Meet Draws 30 Persons
Approximately 30 people attended the rural electrification meeting Tuesday night led by I P Blauser Ohio State extension service engineer. He will return February 8 and a second meeting will be held at South Perry February 22. Blauser discussed current efficiency safety and motor phases for farm machinery. James R Smoot local extension agent is helping obtain the new line.
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Logan
I. P. Blauser
Ohio State Extension Service
South Perry
Blauser
James R. Smoot
4-H Club Advisors To Gather Tonight
All 4 H Club advisors in Hocking County meet at the Smoot home Logan this evening to plan the annual achievement meeting. A tentative date is set for March 11 at the Logan High School Auditorium. Mrs Florence Carr Stockport visits Logan with the Carr family.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
James R. Smoot
Logan High School
Band Conductor to Lead Logan High School Concert
Logan officials announce Dr. Frank Simon, leader of the Armco Band, will guest conduct the Logan High School Band on Thursday February 17 for the second of three concerts. D R Dodd visits Logan February 11 to meet farmers at the courthouse to discuss maximizing pasture crops.
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Logan
Frank Simon
Armco
Logan High School
D. R. Dodd
Scouts of City County To Mark Anniversary
Logan county Boy Scouts of Logan and Hocking celebrate the 28th anniversary of the Scout Movement during Boy Scout Week known as Scout Sunday. Charles Withem jailed for failure to pay a court fine. Stanton Pond returns from Columbus hospital after hernia operation. Mrs. W T Poling fractures wrist after a fall near home.
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Scouts
Logan
Boy Scouts of
Logan and
Hocking County
Scout Movement
America
Tuppers Plains News And Personal Items
Mr and Mrs Hubert Shields return from Cleveland where they spent their honey moon. Dwight Kim of Middleport visited his father E G Kim. Don Webster died at his Belpre home. J A Biggs and Jud Torrence hosted visitors from Reedsville. Calwell relatives from Zanesville and Columbus visited. Local dinners and visits noted with several households hosting. George Hamilton sold his restaurant to Mr Brown of Silver Ridge. C EF Young’s tile building now houses the library. Mrs Leo Watson visited Parkersburg with her children. Mr and Mrs Barmore from Parkersburg visited Belle Keller.
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Tuppers Plains
Hubert Shields
Cleveland
Dwight Kim
Middleport
E. G. Kim
V. C. Shields
Don Webster
Belpre
J. A. Biggs
Jud Torrence
Reedsville
Cecil Calwell
Zanesville
Garland Calwell
Columbus
Harter
B. Swank
Success
Pauleta Calwell
Highway 7
C. B. Kincade
Elma Kincade
Floyd Pierce
Shade
Roy Lambert
Athens
H. Green
Clyde Saunders
Dana Hoffman
George Hamilton
Mr. Brown
Silver Ridge
C. EF. Young
Leo Watson
Parkersburg
Barmore
Belle Keller
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Pioneer Youth
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Mrs. Riggs
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Ladies Aid
New York
Hold Johnson
Florence Carr
Stockport
G. FE. Carr
Charles Withem
Nellis Smith
S. B. Whitehart
Logan Wednesday
W.T. Poling
Adlerika
Mr . Ett
Albens Pharmacy
Athens Pharmacy
North Court Street
the Vendol Store
Cotys
Luxor
Scholls
Magnesia
Alka Seltzer
Mennen
Doe
Burma
de Luxe
Pec
Lyons Tooth
Horlick
Hille Marine
Prince Albert
Kentucky Club
Sir Walter Raleigh
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Dr. West
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