Logan county farm meeting addresses Three Subjects
Logan county wide gathering set for Thursday February 13 with a morning joint session for men and women. Afternoon women host a Valentine party at Mrs James Smoots home Mound Street. Music by Joe Smith Stanton Palmer and Mahlon Stump. Speakers include James R Smoot on Neglected Unities Paul Shaw on Soil Rejuvenation Ways of Determining Soil Ailments by Wolfe and Charles Matthias offers a program. Henry Rheinscheid to discuss chief agricultural problems. Basket dinner at noon and Marcus Racer to supervise Triple A program in afternoon.
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Logan
James Smoot
Mound St. F
Paul Shaw
Mr. Wolfe
Charles Mathias
Henry Rheinscheid
Marcus Racer
Logan Brief Social Notes
Annual Tuesday Book Club meeting at Mrs G Robinson on Mound St. New officers elected: Murray president Pos ton vice president Pierce secretary Kinser treasurer. Members sewed for Red Cross British War Relief. Noisy Nine Club met at Mrs May Tolberts home 1057 Third St with pins awarded and minutes read. Next meeting at Miss Fout 140 Gallagher Ave.
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Red Cross British War Relief
E. A. Harrold
Millington
Tenn
Dallas Kinser
Carlos A. Gaffin
Kerwood Martin
Sam Primmer
Winifred Engle
Fred E. Hull
Fred Murray
John R. Pierce
W. D. Braddock
Earl Eberfeld
Clinton Webb
G. R. Robinson
Emerson Poston
Phil Tschappat
James Young
Nine
May Tolbert
Third St
Mary Schorr
Kathryn Goslin
Lena Glass
Naomi Fout
Charles Schorr
Fred Sheeler
Charles Kienzle
Edward Goslin
Arnold Roush
Sheeler
Miss Glass
Miss Fout
Gallagher Ave
Bridge Club Hosts Night at Mrs Roberts Home
Mrs John Roberts entertained the Chummy Bridge Club at Warner Ave Tuesday night. After two tables of play, they had lunch at P K Restaurant with awards going to Miss Mildred Collins and Mrs Lawrence Harden. Several members attended.
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John Roberts
Chummy Bridge Club
Warner Ave
Or Dague
P K
Mildred Collins
Lawrence Harden
Clayton Scheide, Jr
Elder Martin
Charles Huffman
Karl Poling
Ross Adcock
Scheide
Logan A team to headline Bell Hall wrestling show
The United Furniture Workers present a four man wrestling bout at Bell Hall on Friday night February 7. Curly McCloud fights Ray Dixon in the main event with the winner teaming with the loser of Jack Smitters versus Joe Wolfe in a 15 minute semi final. Wolfe is a Lancaster wrestler while Smitters hails from Columbus.
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Logan
Bell Hall
United Furniture Workers
Curly McCloud
Ray Dixon
Jack Smitters
Joe Wolfe
Wolfe
Lancaster
Smitters
Columbus
McCloud
Dixon
Jimmy Ringhiser
Farmer Lewis
Grove City
Divorce action asks custody in Logan case
Emmett McGrath seeks custody of three children in a divorce filing against Eloise McGrath. The complaint cites neglect as the grounds. The couple married on April 11, 1936.
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Logan
Emmett McGrath
Eloise McGrath
Four Selected For Next Call From Hocking County Board
LOGAN selectees designated for the February 11 call from Hocking county after a Tuesday board meeting. The four reporting are James Orville Davis, Stanley Addison Spence, William Armstrong Primmer, and Clifton Ambrose. A February 27 call replaces February 25, announced Wednesday.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
James Orville Davis
Stanley Addison Spence
William Armstrong Primmer
Clifton Ambrose
760 Pass State Nurse Board. Ella Mae Lemon Among Top
Among 870 nursing candidates who took the State Board test in November, 760 passed. Miss Ella Mae Lemon of this city is among the successful. She is doing private nursing at Grant Hospital in Columbus, where she recently graduated, and is a niece of Miss Mary Lemon of the Junior High faculty.
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Logan
State Board
Ella Mae Lemon
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Mary Lemon
Logan Man Charged With Drunk Driving
Logan resident George Emerick was charged with operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol. He pled not guilty at arraignment before Magistrate S B Whitehart and was bonded at 300 pending grand jury action. Sheriff Floyd Duffy arrested him.
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Logan
George Emerick
S. B. Whitehart
Floyd Duffy
Tennis Courts to Be Sealed for Water Proofing
Logan tennis courts on N Mulberry Street will receive tar joint sealing to hold water and allow conversion to a skating rink in cold weather. The treatment can be removed in spring and won't interfere with tennis use. Charles C Achauer was called to Haydenville Wednesday by his father W L Achauer's illness.
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Logan
N. Mulberry St
Charles C. Achauer
Haydenville
W. L. Achauer
Natco
Charter Busses For Game at Nelsonville
LOGAN arrangements are being made for special busses to Nelsonville Friday evening to transport local basketball fans. Fred Burchfield arranged the charter and students are making reservations. A large audience is expected beyond the student body.
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Logan
Nelsonville
Fred Burchfield
Student Group Meets With Club Presidents
Logan High School Student Council hosts meetings with two or three club presidents to discuss purposes and goals of their organizations. The talks yield helpful suggestions benefiting each group.
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Logan
Kiwanis Club Welcomes Harold Techau for Winter Concert
San Francisco musician Harold Techau, spending winter in Logan, hosted a Kiwanis Club program on Tuesday evening. He performed numerous piano numbers and finished with a harmonica piece.
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Logan
Harold Techau
San Francisco
Kiwanis Club
Langsville Personal Notices and Local Visits
Mrs Vona Mc Knight Anna Miller and Carrie Ents minger attended a rug demonstration at the M E Church in Rutland. Carl Miller visited Charleston WV with friends. Musser family from Springfield joined for visits. Miss Ruth Brown and Pearle Russell hosted a Young People class with red and white Valentine decor. Marjorie Swick from Toledo vacationing with her parents. Flora Chase of Cincinnati visited local friends. Raymond Palmer and family Clair Nelson Nelson Frank and others hosted at Alice Miller’s. Foutty family moved to Parkersburg for employment. Bernard Ledile visited relatives Marcus and Mary Weaver. Winifred Lamb assists at Will Ledlie home. Bernice Ledlie and six student nurses depart for Cincinnati City General Hospital for six months.
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Langsville
Vona Mc. Knight
Anna Miller
Carrie Entsminger
Alice
Ethel Miller
M. E. Church
Rutland
Carl Miller
Charleston
West Virginia
William Musser, Jr
Springfield
T. M. Pickens
T. G. Pickens
W. Va
Musser
Ruth Brown
Pearle Russell
Misa Marjorie Swick
Toledo
Joe Swick
Flora Chase
Cincinnati
Raymond Palmer
Clair Nelson
Frank Nelson
The
City General Hospital
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