Revival of Hocking County fair hinges on 4-H groups
Logan Extension Agent James R. Smoot sends letters to 4-H members and parents urging early selection of livestock projects including pigs dairy calves lambs steers colts and chickens. The revival of the Hocking County fair after 1926 depends on club success with support from James H. Barker and other officials.
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Logan — Extension Service
Hocking County
James R. Smoot
James H. Barker
Logan Junior High Names Honor Roll Growers in Seventh Grade Lead
Seventh Grade leads Logan Junior High School with 33.6 percent of students on the honor roll for the third six weeks principal H. E. Kirk reports. Eighth graders 30.3 percent and ninth graders 29.1 percent also make the list with named students across grades one through nine.
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Logan
H. E. Kirk
Logan Junior High School
Bob Allen
Earl Blake
Frieda Brown
Joyce Carr
Ruth Collins
Burdela Dillon
Marcia Holzapfel
Sue Hall
Wilbur Lanning
Evelyn Leonard
Nancy Pond
Tommy Roberts
Betty Sheeler
Shirley Taylor
Leis Unger
Doris Woodard
Billy Clutton
Eleanor Cole
Jeanette Green
Janet Hurley
Mary J. Lanning
Delmar Mowery
Jean Prather
Peggy Sanderson
Bob Stallsmith
Hilda Stephenson
Janet Struble
Jack Wolfe
Nora Anderson
Fred Bruce
Bruce Ficke
Betty Jean Friend
Myrtle Glass
Lloyd
Lehman
Pauline McWilliams
Betty Meldrim
Ruby Rice
Juanita Richards
Charles Smith
Joe Smith
Rose Summers
Frances Watts
Louise Bowers
Marietta Cline
Louise Cohagan
Aldena Davis
Marjorie Ellis
Morton Epstein
Billy Ford
Juanita Greene
Leota Kienzle
Ruth Martin
Dorothy Myers
Monabelle Beougher
Shirley Barker
Catherine Bartholomew
Mae Beougher
Bertha Boch
Tommy Campbell
Shirley Dotson
Joan Francis
Julia Geiger
Waveline Goss
Tommy Grooms
Frank Ricketts
Rosella Byers
Ruth Kornmiller
Lois Miller
Charles Rauch
Clara Riddlebarger
Robert Sinnott
Marian Schultz
James Wahl
Dick Warner
Keith Williams
Vance Barker
Rosemary Brimner
Paul Brown
Arlene Carr
Sue Case
Lee
Dorothy Lehman
Charles Myers
Bartella Park
George Pollock
Carol Walburn
Martha Walters
Plan for Program At Union Furnace
LOGAN A program will be offered at the Union Furnace high gymnasium at 7:30 Wednesday evening under the auspices of the workers group. H H Hughes will be the speaker. A double mock wedding will be presented by persons from Bremen and Lancaster. William Fields will perform with his banjo and bazooka. There will be other music. This meeting is open to the public.
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Logan
Union Furnace High
Workers Group
H. H. Hughes
Bremen
Lancaster
William Fields
Comet
Brehm Seeks Republican Nomination For Commissioner
Logan C. Fe. Brehm of Mound Street announced on Saturday his plan to run for a Republican nomination for commissioner. A veteran printer, he previously served Falls Township as a trustee for one term and had a six week term as commissioner four years ago, not seeking reelection last year.
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Logan
C. FE
Brehm
Mound St
Falls Township
Oak Hill Five Invades Rockbridge in District Spotlight
Oak Hill Five will travel to Rockbridge for a Saturday night basketball clash. The team, riding a strong season aside from a season opener loss to Columbus South, aims to extend its success. Also on the schedule, the Jackson Countians play Shawnee the night before.
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Oak Hill Five
Rockbridge
LOGAN
Oak Hill Basketeers
Jackson Countians
Shawnee
Oak Hill
Columbus South
Funeral rites for Charles Bateman held in Oroville
Funeral services were conducted at the Oroville United Brethren Church for Charles Bateman who died in Detroit early last week. The Rev. Fred Brown and the Rev. C. B. Arbell led the rites, with burial in New Straitsville Cemetery.
Logan Brief Social Notes
Miss Emma Westenhaver hosted the Saturday Club at the White House at 2 PM with a program and dinner. Miss Alice Genevieve Poston spoke on The Contribution of Chemistry to Our Way of Living and an executive meeting will elect officers in two weeks. Attending were Mrs. Richard Lavey Mrs. Russell Berlin Mrs. Anna Cole Mrs. W B Lacock Mrs. Arthur Miller Mrs. Emerson Poston Mrs. Alice White Miss Eleanor Durr Miss Poston Miss Florence Bort Miss Minnie Moore Miss Ben Ross and Miss Westenhaver. Mr and Mrs Howard Peters of London Ohio visited Logan to see Mrs Peters parents Mr and Mrs Frank Courter and family. Paul White of Baltimore C was a business visitor in Logan Saturday.
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Emma Westenhaver
White House
Alice Genevieve Poston
Richard Lavey
Russell Berlin
Anna Cole
W. B. Lacock
Arthur Miller
Emerson Poston
Alice White
Eleanor Durr
Poston
Florence Bort
Minnie Moore
Ben Ross
Westenhaver
Howard Peters
London
Logan
Former Student Hears Teacher Speak Again
Fred Beebe of Columbus, with a country home near Old Man's Cave, attended the morning service at First Presbyterian Church in Logan to hear Dr. Rollin H. Walker. Beebe was Walker's theology student at Ohio Wesleyan University in 1897 and traveled to Logan for the reunion after the sermon.
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Logan
Rollin H. Walker
First Presbyterian Church
Fred Beebe
Columbus
Old Man's Cave
Beebe
Walker
Ohio Wesleyan University
Dr. Walker
Logan Football Star Visits Tennessee U
Logan high school football standout Bob McBride travels to Knoxville to visit the University of Tennessee. He will be a guest of Major Neyland and Hugh Faust during his campus stay after spending Saturday night and Sunday in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Evans.
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Logan
Bob McBride
Knoxville
Tenn
University of Tennessee
Columbus
Charles Evans
South
Neyland
Hugh Faust
University
Frank Mathias Seriously Ill in Lancaster Hospital
Frank Mathias of Logan Rockbridge is reported seriously ill at Lancaster Hospital after being brought there days ago. He recently returned from a Columbus hospital where he underwent cataract removal surgery and now suffers from heart disease.
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Logan
Frank Mathias
Rocksbridge
Lancaster Hospital
Mathias
Columbus
Thompson fined by mayor for assault case
Logan Robert Thompson Bowen Sr. appeared before Mayor Dallas Kinser to answer assault and battery charges. His wife was the victim of the attack. Entering a guilty plea, Thompson was fined $25 and costs.
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Logan
Robert Thompson
Bowen Sr
Dallas Kinser
Thompson
Crash in Logan causes minor vehicle damage
No injuries were reported after a motor accident at Main and Spring Streets Saturday afternoon. Vehicles driven by Irvin Risch of Falls Township and John Geiger of Logan were damaged, according to Chief Lew Reynolds.
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Logan Logan
Main
Spring Streets
Irvin Risch
Falls Township
John Geiger
Logan
Lew Reynolds
Regular Knights of Pythias Lodge Meeting Set for Wednesday
Logan readers are informed of a scheduled regular meeting of the Knights of Pythias Lodge this Wednesday evening with special business presented. J. B. Humphrey expects a large attendance.
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LOGAN
Knights of Pythias Lodge
J. B. Humphrey
Many Things Happen To Dicken Family
Events in the Amos Dicken household in Starr Township include a hip fracture for Mrs. Dicken, persistent illness for daughter Mary Jo, a birth to Mrs. Dale Fowler in Columbus, and livestock losses with two horses and a heifer reported during the first month.
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Logan
Amos Dicken
Starr Township
Dicken
Mary Jo
Dale Fowler
Canal Winchester
Columbus
Prestons Own Ancient Clock Repaired and Keeps Time
A century old family clock from the Preston line, brought from Pennsylvania in 1828 and repaired by George Davis, now keeps accurate time and strikes hourly. The clock, containing wooden wheels, was restored after decades of nonuse and remains heirloom quality in Franklin County.
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Logan
George Preston
Henrietta Ave
Ohio
Wesley Preston
Pennsylvania
Jackson Township
Franklin County
George Davis
Mr. Davis
Opens Series In Logan Church Sunday
Dr Rollin H Walker of Ohio Wesleyan spoke at First Presbyterian Logan to start Religious Awakening Week. He preached on Prayer basing his sermon on the Lord s Prayer and urged world citizenship and personal God awareness. He will address at the Presbyterian and Methodist churches this week with additional talks at the high school and Leadership Training School.
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Logan
Rollin H. Walker
Ohio Wesleyan
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Walker
Frank Throop
Columbus
Neal Crawford
Lewis Gishier
Gallipolis
Cecil Harding Jones
Gallia Automobile Club Elects New Officers
Gallia County Automobile Club announces new officers led by W. W. Sigler as president and E. W. Smith as secretary. Directors include C. E. Alexander and Homer E. Beckett, with plans for summer projects as the club reports strong numbers and finances.
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Gallia Automobile Club
Gallipolis
Gallia County Automobile Club
W. W. Sigler
Robert Bischoff
S. B. Huntington
I. E. Myers
C. E. Clark
E. W. Smith
Lillian Safford
C. E. Alexander
Homer E. Beckett
A. A. Cornett
Ed Judy
John McNealey
Dave Pickens
Blazer Wetherholt
Forged Check Ring Targets Gallipolis Venues
Police believe about twenty counterfeit checks circulated in Gallipolis during the weekend. A young woman used minor purchases and received change, not revealing her name. Victims say she resembles someone from Gallipolis or nearby areas. Authorities seek the fugitive. Logan club meeting notes and a separate Logan fine are also reported.
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Gallipolis
Miss Josephine Bay Taken to Cherrington Hospital
Miss Josephine Bay principal at Greendale school was taken to Cherrington Hospital Sunday morning for treatment. Miss Gertrude Bay was moved by ambulance to her parents home in New Plymouth where she is ill with pneumonia.
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Logan
Josephine Bay
Greendale School
Cherrington Hospital
Gertrude Bay
Milton Bay
New Plymouth
Legion Rally Set For Tuesday At Logan Posts
County American Legion meeting planned at Logan Post rooms Tuesday evening with department officers and membership head Ralph Stone to speak. Lunch to follow. Invitations extended to Murray City and Laurelville posts. aim to celebrate reaching membership quota. Murray City 49, Laurelville 23, Logan 141, county total 213 of 175 quota. Scotland Yard unsolved homicides noted for 1936.
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Logan
American Legion
Logan Post Rooms
Ralph Stone
Murray City
Laurelville
Ice Formations Draw Snowbound Visitors to Old Man's Cave
Sub zero weather and heavy snow did not stop tourists from visiting Old Man's Cave this January. On the last Sunday 96 visitors were counted and Ranger S. A. Reichley noted the month’s total would exceed 300 with crowds braving the winter scene.
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Logan
Old Man’s Cave
S. A. Reichley
Taxi Regulations Go Into Effect in Logan
Logan adopts new taxi ordinance requiring each cab to pay 10 dollars annual license fee. Mayor Dallas Kinser notes owners gathered at City Hall Saturday to obtain licenses. The rules require inspections of equipment and insurance coverage for every cab.
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LOGAN
Dallas Kinser
City Hall
Logan Police Chief Asks Citizens Help
Logan police appeal to residents to curb panhandlers and vagrants by stopping handouts. Chief Lew Ids notes crime linked to feeding panhandlers, including a day feeder who later peeped at a house that night. Officials urge public cooperation to keep undesirables moving.
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Logan Police
Citizens
Logan
Lew Ids
Reynolds
Logan versus Chieftains clash at Tuesday basketball game
Logan Columbus South High travels to Lo gan for a Tuesday night game against the Chieftains. Preliminary tipoff at an early time with the main event scheduled for 8 o clock.
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Logan
Columbus South High
Chieftains
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Albert Holtzpile
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