Legion leaders urge unity and service at county meeting
Ralph Stone of Conneaut urged building the American Legion to include more veterans and support child welfare and essay contests. Speakers highlighted the Dies Committee, rehabilitation of widows and orphans, and the Legion employment program. Logan Post reported 146 members, 31 above quota, after the session.
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Melrose Harbaugh
Murray City
Laurelville
Logan
Stone
Legionnaires
Legion
Dies Committee
Buckeye Bay State
Auxiliary
Pete Deweese
State Department
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Jacob Saslavsky
Oren
Million Soliant Mutual Benefit Assn Supports Employees
A million dollars paid over 11 years under Standard Oil employees Mutual Benefit Association provides death benefits sickness benefits up to two thirds of regular pay for 52 weeks and a broad pension plan. The company emphasizes mutual help and ease of mind for unexpected events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Employees’ Mutual Benefit Association
Standard Oil
Logan Brief Social Notes
ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE Mr and Mrs Guy Lewis Starr Township announce the marriage of their daughter Bernice to Junior K Dalton son of Mr and Mrs King Dalton on Jan 30 Rev B A Awe Nelsonville performed the ceremony Attendants were Mr and Mrs Edward Oliver TO HAVE PARTY Logan American Legion Auxiliary will hold a Valentine party at the post rooms on Wednesday Feb 14 Legionnaires their wives and auxiliary members invited Features include a box supper dancing and games
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Guy Lewis
Starr Township
Bernice
Junior K. Dalton
King Dalton
B. A. Awe
Nelsonville
Edward Oliver
Logan American Legion Auxiliary
Club Meets at East St Home With 18 Members
Eighteen members attended the Monday meeting of the Topsy Turvey Club at Mrs. Fred Mowery’s East Street home. Mrs. Rodney Steele assisted as hostess. Contests during the social hour were won by Mrs. William Rafferty and Mrs. Orla Fickel. Valentine appointments were observed in the late lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topsy Turvey Club
Fred Mowery
East St
Rodney Steele
William Rafferty
Orla Fickel
Valentine
Bridge Club Notes and Founders Day Plans
Mrs. William Lehman hosted the Win-or-Lose Club at her North Street home with guests including Mrs. Arthur Miller and Mrs. Charles Smith. Mrs. Miller won high score in three tables of bridge. Pastime Bridge Club guests were Mrs. John Krieg Mrs. Rudolph Hankison and Mrs. Frank Harden with Mrs. Krieg capturing high score. Founders Day luncheon plans announced for Sunday at the White House with Miss Thelma Keyes chairing the luncheon committee.
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Lehman
William Lehman
North St
Arthur Miller
Charles Smith
Thomas Bender
H. D. Saxton
Clutter
Emma Floyd
Bridge Club
John Krieg
Rudolph Hankison
Frank Harden
James Barker
Business and Professional Women's Club
White House
Thelma Keyes
Promotion Planned For Basketball Meet In Logan
Logan Merchants committee of the Logan Chamber of Commerce will stage a promotion event during the Hocking County Basketball tournament on February 22 23 and 24. Window displays and other features will reflect the county tournament colors and decorations. Union Furnace Rockbridge Gibisonville Laurelville Carbon Hill and Murray City will contribute colors for the display. Walter Haddox was taken to his son Charles home on N Orchard Street from near Ewing due to ill health after a period of declining health.
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Logan—Merchants Committee
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Hocking County
Union Furnace
Rockbridge
Gibisonville
Laurelville
Carbon Hill
Murray City
Son
Logan
Walter Haddox
Ewing
Charles
N. Orchard St
Two Workers Injured at Logan Clay Plant
Two employees at Logan Clay Product Co. were struck by a large falling chunk of concrete about 4 pm Tuesday. Clyde Rose suffered a severe concussion and possible skull fracture and was taken to hospital then home. Walter Kleinsschmidt received a head laceration and remained able to go about that evening after surgical care.
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LOGAN
Logan Clay Product Co
Clyde Rose
Walter Kleinschmidt
Rose
Cherrington
Kleinschmidt
Logan Beaten by Columbus South 41 to 24
Columbus South High opened with a 13 point run and led 17 to 3 after the first quarter en route to a 41 24 win over Logan Chieftains. Logan Reserves defeated Laurelville 30 to 22 as Evans led the visitors with six of seven shooting.
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LOGAN
Columbus South High
Logan Chieftains
Logan Reserves
Laurelville
Hocking County
Evans
Alban
Jonas Morris
Columbus
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Logan Man Undergoes Emergency Operation
Logan J. D. Sanderson of Main Street was taken to Cherrington Hospital Tuesday afternoon for treatment. He underwent an emergency operation late that evening. His condition is reported as serious.
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Logan
J. D. Sanderson
Cherrington Hospital
Mr. Sanderson
Ward to Return to Whitcraft Farm in Green Township
Springfield resident Leo Ward will move to Green Township to take over the Whitcraft farm in mid April. Jacob Mohler will relocate to a new home on his Hocking River Valley farm, leaving after 17 years in charge of Whitcraft.
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Logan
Leo Ward
Springfield
Hocking County
Whitcraft
Green Township
Jacob Mohler
Hocking River Valley
Mr. Mohler
Injury from ice pick incident reported in city
Logan Freeman Hughes sustained a painful injury to his left hand when an ice pick penetrated his hand. He was attended at Cherrington Hospital after the incident on Tuesday evening.
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Logan—Freeman Hughes
Cherrington Hospital
Logan-Floyd Bridges Returned to State Hospital Orient
Logan-Floyd Bridges of Murray City was returned to the state hospital at Orient Tuesday after being taken into custody by deputy sheriffs the day before.
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Logan
Floyd Bridges
Murray City
Orient
Mrs Charles Donald Son Undergoes Major Operation
Oroville resident Mrs Charles Donald son underwent a major surgical operation at Grant Hospital in Columbus on Monday.
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Logan
Charles Donaldson
Oroville
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Addison Man Held For Investigation
Gallia County reports Earl Shaver aged 26 held to the grand jury in 1000 dollars by Magistrate F E Milliser after a Sunday night highway stabbing between Addison and Cheshire. Walter Taylor 26 is severely wounded and remained in Holzer Hospital. Shaver, unmarried, lives with his father Ora Shaver in Addison Two and admitted cutting Taylor. the knife is in officers custody.
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Gallipolis
Addison
Cheshire
Earl Shaver
F. E. Milliser
Shaver
Walter Taylor
Holzer Hospital
Ora Shavler
Addison Two
Taylor
Death in Columbus auto crash claims two Grove City men
Mrs. Walter Caufman learned yesterday that her nephew Thomas Sommer aged 20 died in a Columbus hospital after a car collision in which companion Melvin Franklin aged 29 was killed instantly. Both men resided in Grove City.
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Gallipolis
Walter Caufman
Thomas Sommer
Columbus
Melvin Franklin
Grove City
Rotary Crippled Children's Committee Reports
Dr. N A Martin, chairman, reported results and forthcoming activities of the Rotary Club Crippled Children's Committee at the regular meeting last night.
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Gallipolis
N. A. Martin
Rotary Club
Crippled Children's Committee
Logan Kiwanis Hear Col. Silbaugh Travel Board Presentation
Col. L. G. Silbaugh of Lancaster gave the main address to the Logan Kiwanis club on Tuesday evening. The meeting marked the presentation of the traveling board to the local club, with Silbaugh noted as a Lancaster charter member who helped organize the Logan club 18 years ago under Lancaster sponsorship.
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Logan
Col
L. G. Silbaugh
Lancaster
Logan Kiwanis Club
Lancaster Club
Col. Silbaugh
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation Offices Closed Dates
LOGAN The Bureau of Unemployment Compensation offices here will be closed on Monday February 12 and Thursday February 22. All claimants whose reporting day is February 12 will report on February 13 and those who are to report on February 22 will report on February 23.
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Logan
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Guest Pastor To Speak at Logan Church
Dr Frank Throop pastor of Central Presbyterian Church Columbus will speak at First Presbyterian Logan this evening Services begin at 730 He has 17 years in China mission and 13 years in Columbus evangelism He works with prisoners at Ohio Penitentiary A vocal quartet and accompanist will perform prior to the sermon
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John T. Underwood
Neil
First Lodge Members Help Burn Mortgage Ceremony
Logan Lodge Elks observed their 42nd anniversary Monday evening with a mortgage burning ceremony. Charter members present included Dr. A K Smith Charles E Larimer Tide S Huston and W J Frasch with John Frasch of Columbus noted as living.
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Logan
Logan Lodge Elks
Dr. A. K. Smith
Charles E. Larimer
Tide S. Huston
W. J. Frasch
John Frasch
Columbus
Local Clergy to Lead Friday Evening Services
Crawford of the First Christian Church in Athens will speak and at the same hour Rev. Lewis Gishler of Gallipolis will preach. The gathering will close the week of special services.
Rural School Attendance High in Area
Average attendance of 12 rural districts in Hocking County was 95.73 percent in the first semester. Two districts averaged above 97 percent, five above 96, and two above 95. County attendance officer Carl C. Poling made 88 school visits, handled five juvenile court cases and helped four arrests of non attending parents. A total of 302 cases were investigated during the half term.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Carl C. Poling
Poling
Logan 4-H Leaders Attend Conferences
Logan C C Lang and Miss Eva Kinsey assisted in a conference with James R. Smoot the county agent in Hocking County Tuesday. That evening they joined a Laurvelville meeting to aid a 4 H Club advisors conference.
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LOGAN
C. C. Lang
Eva Kinsey
Hocking County
Bly
James R. Smoot
Laurelville
Hammond Enters Race for Recorder
Logan candidate Owen Hammond joins the Republican primary for county recorder. He is the son of L. F. Hammond of Logan and his father served as deputy sheriff during W. R. Lloyds administration.
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Logan
Owen Hammond
Recorder
Hammond
L. F. Hammond
W. R. Lloyds
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Standard Oil CO
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Standard Oil Company
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Columbus South
Logan Man
Ward
Logan Church
First Lodge
the Messenger
Athens
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