Logan City Council Approves Police Radio Plan and Two Full Time Officers
Legislation to aid the Logan police department passed at Tuesday night’s council meeting. The measure adds a two-way radio system and hires two full time patrolmen, replaces the prior setup of one patrolman and an assistant, and authorizes bids for the radio system. Mayor Kinser noted the resignation of veteran officer Notestone effective March 1. The council also approved a chief of police salary of 130 per month and patrolmen at 110 to 120 per month through the years, plus 10 days paid vacation. A transfer of 400 from the police car fund to equipment was approved to fund the radio installation. A relief issue was discussed with county commissioners, and a 91-regulation cemetery list was presented by Director Loomis with lot pricing set at 20 per grave for locals and double for non-residents.
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Logan
Logan Police Department
R. R. Loomis
Dallas Kinser
C. D. Notestone
Bill Miller
Everett Jacoby
Council
Loomis
Kinser
Ward Chase
Notestone Resigns as Logan Assistant Patrolman
C D Notestone submitted his resignation as assistant night patrolman in Logan to Safety Director Loomis to take effect March 1 1941. After 30 years service he plans to continue as merchants police and devote effort to business interests with Merchants Watchman.
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Logan
C. D Notestone
R. R. Loomis
Notestone
Merchants Police
Two Traffic Violators Appear Before Mayor Kinser
Logan two men faced the mayor on traffic charges. Paul Welch of Jackson pleaded guilty to operating a vehicle under the influence on Route 56, fined 150 dollars plus costs after a crash with Burdette Hoy’s truck from Chillicothe. Welch will be certified for a suspension of driving rights. Omar Hansley of Middletown was fined five dollars and costs for failing to produce a driver’s license.
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Logan
Dallas Kin Ser
Paul Welch
Jackson
Kinser
Welch
Burdette Hoy
Chillicothe
Hoy
Omar Hansley
Middletown
Youth Group to Attend Athens Meeting
Logan Pioneer Youth group of Hocking County will travel to Athens Monday evening February 17 for a district meeting. Miss Laile Eubanks of Marietta College will speak on Democracy as Enjoyed by United States Youth compared with Youth Movements in Other Countries. Following the program the Hocking County group will handle the regional hour.
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Logan — Pioneer
Hocking County
Athens
Laile Eubanks
Marietta College
United States
Morse speaks to Rio Grande College students on life
Lexington Kentucky speaker T Aubrey Morse addressed Rio Grande College students in Calvary Baptist Church on achieving in life. He spoke at the first general assembly and outlined plans for the week including sessions with the Women's League Men's Council Future Teachers of America and several fraternities and student groups.
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T. Aubrey Morse
Lexington
Rio Grande College
Calvary Baptist Church
Morse
Women's League
Future Teachers of America
C.C.A. Cabinet
Alpha Sigma Tau
Phi Sigma Epsilon
Alpha Tau Delta
Sigma Lambda Tau
Achievement Meeting Program Held at Logan High School
Logan Hocking County achievement meeting takes place at the Logan High School auditorium on Thursday February 20 with H C Ramsower head of the state extension service delivering the main address James R Smoot serves as master of ceremonies Kiwanis Quartet and Rockbridge High School brass provide music Rev S W Wiant directs the rural church segment Numerous 4 H clubs appear including Nature Wi Du Rite Sunset Valley Pleasant Workers Busy Bee and Boys Beef Cattle club with other local groups represented The meeting highlights National Defense and Ramsower's talk Youth in National Defense Certificates to 4 H members will be presented to close
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Logan
Hocking County
Logan High School
H. C. Ramsower
State Extension Service
James R. Smoot
Kiwanis Quartet
Adolph Gompf
Chris Gompf
L. P. Mooney
Walter Jurgensmier
Rockbridge
S. W. Wiant
Nature
C. W. Ziegler
Grace Harsh
Sunset Valley
Carl Harris
Pleasant Workers
Verna’ Rheinscheid
Busy Bee
Helen Griffith
Boys Beef
Paul Shaw
James Barker
Bloomingville School Wins Campaign Award
Bloomingville school will receive the award for giving the large amount per pupil to the infantile paralysis campaign, announced by Supt. Samuel H. Dillon. A total of $8.40 was given by 177 pupils, 4.7 cents each. Ten schools contributed 52.91, largest donation 13.63 by Union Furnace.
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Logan
South Bloomingville
Samuel H. Dillon
Oak Grove
Green
Union Furnace
Four Hocking County Youths Leave for Ft Hayes
Four Hocking County youths left Logan Tuesday for Ft Hayes Columbus as the first of two February contingents to report. The group led by Clifton Am brose Bond included James Or ville Davis Stanley Addison Spencer William Armstrong Prim er and departed with G E Carr and Curtis Cole of the Selective Service Board. Bond was named leader and Carr urged that training would benefit them and compensate for a year of service.
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LOGAN
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
James Orville Davis
Stanley Addison Spencer
New Straitsville
William Armstrong Primmer
Logan Rt
Clifton Ambrose Bond
Brossers
G. E. Carr
Curtis Cole
Selective Service Board
Bond
County Plants Contribute To Paralysis fund
Logan industrial plants in Hocking County donated 252.93 to the infantile paralysis fund per Dallas Kinser who led the division. Contributions from Sun Glow, United Furniture Workers, Natco, Logan Pottery, Godmans, C. & O. Railroad, Logan Clay Product, Logan Foundry, Heine Packing, Hocking Valley Brick, and city employees were turned over to Dr. Victor Simiele, county chairman. Mayor Kinser thanked the participants and said the money could save a child’s life in the coming year.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Dallas Kinser
Victor Simiele
Sun Glow
United Furniture Workers
Natco
Logan Pottery
Godmans
C. & O. Railroad
Maysville history traced through old deeds and homes
Logan Maysville village has been in the Lehman family since World War bonus funds bought it from W A Kemp er. The 1859 deeds show a small settlement with Oak Grove school, 17 lots, and two existing dwellings now owned by the Lehman children and the Sheline family.
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Logan
Maysville
Walter Lehman
Lehman
W. A. Kemper
Charles Thomas
Donald Clyde
June Rose
Jack Nole Lehman
Oak Grove
Herman Sheline
Sheline
United Brethren
Fellowship Church
Former Fairfield County Woman Dies
Mrs. Rose Helen Chilcote 73 of 20 N Wayne Ave Columbus died at home yesterday after a two week illness from heart disease. She was born in Fairfield County and lived in Columbus since 1918. Surviving are three daughters Martha Finneran Mary Smithhisler and Ruth Higgins and 13 grandchildren. Funeral at St Aloysius Church with burial Berry Cemetery Hocking County.
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Columbus
Rose Helen Chilcote
N. Wayne Ave
Fairfield County
Martha Finneran
Mary Smithhisler
Ruth Higgins
St. Aloysius Church
Berry Cemetery
Hocking County
Ton Jon Heralded as Miracle Medicine in Marietta Ad
A Marietta reader touts TON JON No 1 as a cure for chronic constipation and related ailments. The testimonial claims improved digestion, weight gain, and better well being after limited use. A TON JON health representative is advertised at Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store in Athens Ohio for inquiries.
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Marietta
Quick's
Union St
Athens
Dillon Attends Southeast Ohio Superintendents Meeting
Logan-Supt. Samuel H. Dillon was in Athens Monday for a Southeast Ohio County Superintendents Association meeting. The group had 16 members in attendance and Dillon serves as secretary.
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Athens
Logan
Samuel H. Dillon
Southeast
Ohio County Superintendents Association
Mr. Dillon
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