Logan High band opens year with concert parade mock wedding
Logan High School bandsmen under Richard McCutchan staged a concert at the Senior High Auditorium drawing 400 attendees. The program featured marches Radio City and The Merry Widow, a mock wedding, Circus Parade, guest musicians, and a band members recognition with 26 letters awarded by Principal Fred Burchfield. Prof. Curtis W. Janssen of Ohio University attended to address the Band Boosters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Mooney
Belligra
Luther Heyde
Satan
Brooks Franks
Ohio University
Amanda High School
Ann Bowen
Merry Widow
Kermit Bliss
Harry Shaw
Mr. McCutehan
Leolin Long
Bob Terrell
Edwin Monks
Bob Brashares
Fred B. Burchfield
Burchfield
L. H
Syra
William Arnold
Richard Burgess
Ray Collison
Alfred Gilmore
Donald Hiles
Emerson Kes
Leo Keasier
Charlies Lyke
Bruce Price
Mary E. Rutgers
Robert Richards
Don Skinner
Virgil Spencer
Harry Webb
John Cruise
Dale Engle
Helen Funk
William Knapp
Harold Larimer
Ralph Poston
Robert Houk
Paul Stump
Robert Price
S4lf
Robert Chute
Jack Boocks
Ray Lanning
Jack Alien
Vaughn Bart
Ramon Smith
Bill Case
Misa Bartelle Hamilton
Curtis W. Janssen
Logan
Reverend Amos Hevde Leads Pond Roosters Postconcert Program
The Rev. Amos J.L. Hevde, president of the Pond Roosters, directed the program after the concert, guiding activities and introducing participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos JL. Hevde
The
Pond Roosters
Prospective candidates widen Democrat clerk race
More prospective candidates appear for the Democrat primary for clerk of courts. Eugene Robinson Logan and Lester Walker of Haydenville join the list of names linked to the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Eugene Robinson
Lester Walker
Haydenville
Eli Lanning Sentenced to Ohio Penitentiary
Eli Lanning of Ward Township was found guilty of rape by a common pleas court jury. Judge Harley M. Whitcraft sentenced him to a term of three to twenty years in the Ohio Penitentiary and he will be transported today by Sheriff Farbeann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Common Pleas
Eli Lanning
Ward Township
Harley M. Whitcraft
Ohio
Farbeann
Road repair begins on Gore and Green Dale to Maynville
J. R. Hickey, engineer, reports the WPA project has started repairs along the Gore and Green dale Maynville Roads. He adds the Wagner-Wharton Road in Marion Township is finished except for top surfacing.
S H 8 Varsity Names Captain In Meeting
Announcement this week states that S H 8 varsity players held a meeting and named Bob Ralston captain. Ralston is the veteran leader and will have one more year of high school play. Coach Carl F. Schroder builds a fast, small basketball unit around him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Bob Ralston
Ralston
Carl F. Schroeder
Boy Injured After Bicycle Slips on Icy Street
Logan reports Jack Farbearn, son of Sheriff Joe Farbearn, fell on an icy street Wednesday evening. He sustained neck and leg injuries with no broken bones.
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Logan
Jack
Sheriff
Joe Farbearn
Logan High basketball players enroll for summer camp
Jimmy Richardson and Joe Karshner of the Chieftain basketball squad have signed enrollment blanks and passed physical exams for a one month stay at Co. M. T. Camp. The enrollments raise Logan High School applicants to five students.
Galion man leaves hospital after 14 weeks recuperating
Tom Elisa of Galion is discharged from Cherrington Hospital after fourteen weeks recovering from a fractured back suffered in a mine accident near McArthur. He will spend several days with his brother in Haydenville before returning home.
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Logan
Cherrington
Tom Elisa
Galion
McArthur
Haydenville
Missionary Group Meeting At Rogers Home
The Womans Foreign Missionary Society of the M E Church met at Mrs Emmett Rogers home on Fairlawn Ave in Glouster Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Thomas Gamwell and Mrs Carsie Vernon assisted as hostesses with president Mrs Vianna Kirkbride in charge. The gathering featured stewardship by Mrs John Bulloch and a worship topic Thy Word. A light was conducted by Mrs M M Murphy and program topics included Daughters of Drudgery in South America Bolivia and Paraguay and A True Pioneer. A duet His Heart Was Broken By Me was performed with piano by Mrs Woods. The prayer circle was led by the president and 22 members attended refreshments after roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Bolivia
Parawuay
Ethel Leadbetter
C. A. Bingman
M. M. Murphy
Mary Binderbasin
Woods
Letart Falls Rural School bids sought for new building
The Letart Falls Rural School District Meigs County Ohio invites sealed proposals for a school building construction. Bids due February 29 1936 at noon. Plans by Rowen Ingleson architects Columbus Ohio available from the clerk or architects. Bond five percent bid and one hundred percent performance required. Project funded by the Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works with PWA regulations. Bids binding for thirty days. board may reject any or all bids.
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Board of Education
Letart Falls
Meigs County
Ohio
Rowen «& Ingleson
South Front Street
Columbus
Surety Company
State of
Public Works Administration
Office of the Architects
Federal Emergency Administration of Publix Works
PWA
Letart
Rural &Schoo
Oia
H. Manuel
Onis
Log an Brief Social Notes Meeting Called By Auxiliary
A meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary Unit will be held at the post rooms on Monday evening, announced by president Mrs. Ewald Schmitter, who hopes for large attendance. Mrs Alfred Campbell entertained Miss Helen Rochester for her birthday with needlework and a casual evening. Guests included Mia, Seth Sloan, Mrs John W McBroom, Mrs Walter Kieinschmidt, Mrs Fanny Spears, Miss Ruth Heft, and Miss Rochester. The hostess served a lunch.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Ewald Schmitter
Alfred Campbell
Helen Rochester
Needie Work
Mia
Seth Sloan
John W. McBroom
Walter Kieinschmidt
Fanny Spears
Ruth Heft
Miss Rochester
Gratitude Theme Carried by Vera Blinn Society Gathering
Mrs. John A. Toy led the Vera Blinn Society at the United Brethren parsonage on a Gratitude for Life Abundant program. Devotions by Mrs. Ruth Phillips preceded piano solo Bob Price, readings by Mrs. Green, and vocal numbers by Mrs. Miles Graham. A plan to welcome Miss Merlin Whitcraft joined as member, with lunch for members and guests.
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John A. Toy
Clarence Schempp
Homer Allen
Olga Green
B. O. Nixon
Vera Blinn
United Brethren Parsonage
James Hutchinson
Ruth Phillips
Bob Price
Green
Miles Graham
James Rees
Robert Mohier
Nixon
Ray Gavetick
Marcus Lohr
Mary Rutter
Tov
Jennie Price
Merlin Whitcraft
Racheal Laird
Lawrence Evans
Donna Lee
Becky Lou
Annette Toy
Columbus Ladies Visit Busy Thursday
Mrs Anthony Toerner Mrs John A Wellman Mrs Frank W Harden and Mrs Buell Eby were visitors in Columbus Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Toerner
John A. Wellman
Frank W. Harden
Buell Eby
Columbus
Bethany College selects Lacocks for Ohio Alumni post
Selection as vice president of the Ohio Alumni Association of Bethany College of Mrs. W. B. Lacock of Logan was announced this week. Both Mr. and Mrs. Lacock are graduates of Bethany College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Alumni Association of
Bethany College
W. B. Lacock
Logan
Lacock
Luncheon and Social Afternoon for Thimble and Art Club
Mrs. Blanche Lutz hosted a one o'clock luncheon at Gabriel's restaurant Wednesday for Thimble and Art Club members. The group then visited the Lutz home for an afternoon of social time with guest Mrs. Ella Work of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Lutz
Gabriel’s
Thimble and Art Club
Lutz
Ella Work
New York City
Dust of the Faith play staged by church guild
Katherine Kavanagh four act drama The Dust of the Faith will be presented Tuesday February 18 at the Logan High School Auditorium. The Players Guild of the United Brethren Church hosts with the Co-educational Class of the Sunday School as sponsor. Rev John A Toy directs the production with a cast including Mrs Clarence Salts Mrs Ralph Walker Miss Esther Stoughton Miss Lucy Barker Wendell Rector Hal Phelps Ralph Arnold Clyde Hockman and Ralph Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Kavanagh
Logan High School
Players Guild of the United Brethren Church
Don Castell
John A. Toy
Clarence Salts
Ralph Walker
Esther Stoughton
Lucy Barker
Wendell Rector
Hal Phelps
Ralph Arnold
Clyde Hockman
Priscilla Club Holds Evening at Mrs Johnson Home
Sewing occupied the Priscilla Club gathering at Mrs Theodore Johnsons home on West Main Street Wednesday evening with refreshments served by the hostess.
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Priscilla Club
Theodore Johnson
W. Main St
Logan Ministers Talk on Wearing God and Walk With God
Rev W N Shank will preach at First Methodist Sunday morning on Wearing God and Who's What with Junior Choir singing. Rev F H Landgrahe at Church of the Nazarene offers The Walk With God for the evening message while Rev Amos L Hevde preaches at 10 am at St Matthew Lutheren and 9:0 pm at Ilesbere later Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Matthew Lutheren
Ilesbere
Legion Members Testify in War Relief Fund Case
Judge Whitcraft hears testimony from Forest Weinrich and legion postsrepresentatives from Logan Murray City Laurelville on distributing 20415 dollars for relief. Trustees praise long service and integrity while outlining allocations: Logan Post 9796, Murray City Post 8572, Laurelville Post 2041.
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Legion
Relief Fund
Logan
Harley M. Whitcraft
War Relief Fund
Forest FE
Weinrich
Murray City
Laurelville
Logan American Legion
C. Wood Bowen
B. A. Hall
Lewis Seidenfeld
Frank M. Murphy
Paul A. Potts
I. J. Kohler
American Legion
M. J. Cole
Fund Board of Trustees
Plac
H. H. Wright
The
Board of Trustees
Julia Craig Faces Police Dilemma Over Nesbitt Case
In a tense turn, Julia Craig weighs whether to report the Wood Nymph yacht incident as Royal Nesbitt is wounded and rumors spread. Cintra urges silence while Julia debates seeking Peter Kemp or Payson’s help, then takes the stage as Nadine White. Dunphy summons her to headquarters during a performance as Tom Payson and Smith Garland remain unseen.
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Cintra
Royal Nesbitt
Condon
Peter Kemp
Peter
Payson
Tom
Evergreen Island
Julia
White Club
Julia Craig
Nadine White
Dunphy
Headquarters
Tom Payson
Smith Garland
Logan Expert Testifies on Tintaxed Liquor Case
Reese Sawyer Columbus chemist testified at the Beott Gestin trial that he examined the liquor sample and found it to be whiskey. A new rubber compound for joining concrete slabs in road building promises longer lasting smoother waves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Reese Sawyer
Columbus
Beott
Ewing Urges State Aid To Help Children
Judge Ewing pressed House Bill 610 before the State Senate finance committee in Columbus. The bill would authorize 82 million dollars for child aid to be distributed to counties, replacing the inadequate mothers pension act. He cited 1934 probate records showing 79 mothers and 162 children, with 4350 dollars allocated. 33 dollars per child yearly. He noted 40 mothers with about three children each await pensions in 1956 with no funds left. If enacted, state funds would provide about 133 dollars per child per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fwing
Ewing
Columbus
Court session includes Brown Lutz and Campbell with officer
With Judge Ewing presiding, Mrs. Cora N. Brown and Miss Margaret Lutz appeared alongside Alfred B. Campbell, probation officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing
Cora N. Brown
Margaret Lutz
Alfred B. Campbell
Court Hears Geslin Case Over Untaxed Liquor Charge
Judge Whitcraft heard the state case against Scott Geslin of Logan on possessing untaxed liquor. Prosecutors were liquor inspectors. defense called Mr and Mrs Geslin and Mr and Mrs Arthur Glick. The court took the matter under advisement with a decision due next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Whitcraft
Scott Geslin
Prisoner Don Wright Surrenders to County Sheriff
Don Wright, who fled weeks ago while working on the public highway with other prisoners, surrendered voluntarily to Sheriff Joe Farbearn at the county jail on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Don Wright
Wright
Joe Farbearn
Logan Girls Honor List Honorary Recognition At OSU
Miss Minnie Louise Kemper of Bowen Street is named for the honor list at Ohio State University announced for scholarly work completed in the recent quarter. She is the daughter of Mrs Edward Kemper and is one of several students recognized for near perfect grades and classroom achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Eyi C. Kemper
Edward Kemper
Scholaris
Ohio State University
Kemper
Minnie Louiseter
Bowen St
Patient Taken To Hospital For Urgent Surgery
A patient was transported to a hospital for an operation as his condition improved and surgery was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Logan
A. J. Hi Furnace
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Prof. Janssen
Algonquin
Ill
Thomas McGonigle
Carpenter
Mo Gonigie
Athens Home Telephone Co
M. EF
Rogers Home
Columbeus
Priscillas
Nard Jones
NEA
Cintra Lee
Woodford
Nesbitt
State Senate
Miller Bros. Wall Paper Co
Dial
N. Court St
Athens
Taylor
South Court St
Dell Meyer Chocolates
Choclets
Nestles
Victor
RCA
Parker Bros. Music Store
Crosley
Nea Ri
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