Logan High to host four weeks of back-to-back tourneys
Beginning Friday Feb 21 Logan High School hosts four weeks of basketball tournaments. The Chieftains face Nelsonville Greyhounds in a league game, followed by Perry County Tournament finals, then Hocking County event with two Class B entrants. South Bloomingville joins the county lineup.
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Logan
Logan High School
Chieftains
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Perry County
Dick Shrider
Glenford
Hocking
South Bloomingville
Pomeroy
Nelsonville
Lancaster St. Mary's
Athens
Bulldogs
Farm Men Discuss Triple A Program in Hocking County
Farm men and women of Hocking County met at the American Legion Hall to discuss the Triple A program. County chairman F. O. Wolf was aided by Paul Shaw during the morning session while Marcus Racer of the district staff directed the program. In the afternoon farm women held a Valentine party at Mrs. James R. Smoot's home.
Conservation Committee members invited to Columbus meeting
Members of the Hocking County Conservation Committee are invited to attend a Columbus meeting Tuesday to discuss marketing restrictions. Attendees listed include F. Wolf of Perry Township Paul Shaw of Good Hope Township and Porter Heigle of Washington Township.
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Logan
Conservation Committee
Hocking County
Columbus
F. ©. Wolf
Perry Township
Paul Shaw
Good Hope Township
Porter Heigle
Washington Township
Logan Social Notes: Home Makers Club Dessert Meeting
Mrs John Kelch and Mrs Joe White hosted the Home Makers Club at the Kelch home on Warner Ave. Dessert and social games filled the afternoon with awards for Mrs Olin Carpenter and a Brownie tea presided by Garverick and Larimer. Several members announced transfers to girl scouts and mothers attended the tea. Christian Culture Class set for Monday evening at Mrs Matthew Murtha’s on E Front St with Mrs Clarence Phillips leading.
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John Kelch
Joe White
Home Makers Club
Kelch
Warner Ave
Olin Carpenter
Carpenter
Edgar Hillyer
Harry Mack
Walter Leonard
Clarence Schempp
Miles Graham
Fred Graham
Theodore Lemon
Robert Mackey
Charles Achauer
Newell Grooms
George van Fossen
D. O. Davis
Paul Cruise
Elmer Risch
Vivian Thompson
Pearl Linton
Matthew Murtha
E. Front St
Clarence Phillips
Logan Delphian Chapter Hosts One O Clock Lunch
Mrs. E. O. Pettit entertained the Logan Delphian Chapter and guests at a one o clock luncheon at the P K Shop Tuesday. The program at the hostess home featured a paper on Origin of the Christian Religion by Mrs. Carrie Durr with roll call and discussion. Miss Eleanor Durr gave a clever radio broadcast and the meeting closed with the Delphian Creed. Fifteen members attended with guests Mrs. Charlies McKinley Mrs. Harry Wright Mrs. W. W. Keynes Mrs. D. A. Rannells Mrs. Robert Work and Miss Durr.
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E. O. Pettit
Logan Delphian
E. Main St
Carrie Durr
Eleanor Durr
Charlies McKinley
Harry Wright
W. W. Keynes
D. A. Rannells
Robert Work
Miss Durr
Tuesday Contract Club Social At Church Street Home
Mrs Dallas Kinser Mrs Sam Primmer and Mrs Desmond Brad dock attended hosted by Mrs Clarence Schempp on Church Street. Three tables contested with high scores to Mrs Clinton Webb and Mrs Braddock. Next meeting set with Mrs Clarence Blosser in two weeks.
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Dallas Kinser
Sam Primmer
Desmond Braddock
Clarence Schempp
Church St
Clinton Webb
Braddock
James Barker
Frank Harden
Judson Shriner
Clarence Matheny
Carlos Gaffin
John R
Brownies Celebrate Valentine Tea At Trinity Lutheran
Brownie Packs 6 and 7 hosted a valentine tea in Trinity Lutheran Church social rooms to honor mothers and mark several members advancing to scouting. Pack 6 leader Mrs. Chester Appleman, Pack 7 lieutenant Mrs. Le Roy Conkle, and leaders Mrs. John Buntz and others supervised. Lois Ann Scheide sang a solo with her mother Mrs. Clayton Scheide Jr. in attendance.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Chester Appleman
John Buntz
Leroy Conkle
No. 7
Lois Ann Scheide
Clayton Scheide, Jr
Arlie
Next Child Study Group Meeting at Mrs Rempel Home
The Child Study Group will gather at 7 30 PM on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Rudy Rempel Jr Furnace Street.
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Rudy Rempel, Jr
Furnace St
Valentine Party by Women's Relief Corps Planned
A Valentine party will be hosted by the Women’s Relief Corps at Pocahontas hall with a 7 30 o’clock Saturday evening meeting. Each member is asked to bring a valentine.
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Women’s Relief Corps
Pocahontas Hall
Union Furnace PTA Holds Founders Day Program
Union Furnace PTA met at the school with President Ralph Walker presiding. Elizabeth Kessinger led the program featuring a monologue Ma at the PTA by Miss Beckler and ten freshmen, a Founders Day play directed by Miss Rakow, a Cycle of Bread skit directed by Miss Burnelle Goodman, and musical numbers including Farmer's Song and Song of the Miller with Vaughn MacDaniels as the miller.
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Union Furnace Pta
Ralph Walker
Elizabeth Kessinger
PTA
Beckler
Miss Rakow
Burnelle Goodman
Vaughn MacDaniels
Carpenter Host Contract Club Hosts Honor Guests
Mr and Mrs Alfred Carpenter entertained the Contract Club at their South Logan home on Wednesday night with Dr and Mrs Carlos Gaffin as guests. Mrs Byron Wolfe and W D Braddock won high score after three table play and lunch was served. Also present were Mr and Mrs W D Bassett Mr and Mrs Anthony Toerner and Mr and Mrs Byron Wolfe of Athens. CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY Mrs Archie Barnes observed her birthday Thursday with D of A members at Mrs Charles Mohler’s home on W Hunter St.
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Alfred Carpenter
South Logan
Carlos Gaffin
Byron Wolfe
W. D. Braddock
Gaffin
W. D. Bassett
Anthony Toerner
Athens
Archie Barnes
D. of A
Charles Mohler
W. Hunter St
Priscilla Club Hosts Meeting and Social Notes
Mrs. F. H. Hildebrandt hosted the Priscilla Club on Wednesday with all members present except Mrs. Theodore Johnson who is vacationing in Florida. Lunch followed needlework and Miss Margaret Hartman will entertain next week. Also noted are local residents returning from trips and an injunction allowing Bessie Marie Taylor to inspect records of Logan Clay Products Co as a stockholder.
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F. H. Hildebrandt
W. Main St
Priscilla Club
Theodore Johnson
Florida
Margaret Hartman
Logan
Bessie Marie Taylor
Logan Clay Products Co
Logan Elks Celebrate 43rd Anniversary Event
Logan Lodge of Elks plans a 43rd anniversary celebration in their rooms on Thursday evening February 20. A business session follows a social program with 6 pm assembly and 6 30 pm dinner. Ladies are guests. initiation at 8 followed by entertainment and square dancing at 9 30. McQuade's Orchestra provides music.
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LOGAN
Logan Lodge of Elks
McQuade
Harold W. Larimer
R. B. Ties
William J. Davis
William Durant
W. D. Braddock
Don Ohlinger
Tax Office Extends Hours for Real Estate Payments
Logan treasurer R. N. White announces the tax office will stay open until 4 p m Saturday as the real estate tax deadline nears. Final payment date is February 20.
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Logan
R. N. White
Short Will Direct Property Listings
Logan reports show Ernest Short to lead personal property listings starting Feb 17 to March 31. Auditor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald confirms the plan with Short, who has two years of experience and will operate from the county election board quarters.
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Logan
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Ernest Short
Short
County Election Board
Engineer Ill Triggers Exam for Replacement at Water Plant
Engineer Logan-Guy Diltz at the water plant is ill. Director R. R. Loomis asks the Civil Service Commission to hold an examination to qualify a list from which an extra engineer may be secured to take over duties during the illness.
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Logan
Guy Diltz
R. R. Loomis
Civil Service Commission
Church group and Nazarene district meeting announced
Logan Ohio district meeting of the Church of the Nazarene will be held in Fostoria February 17 20. The Rev C B Clendenen and Mrs Clendenen from this city will accompany him to the convention city. Arthur B Smith master of Fairfield Grange will attend the achievement meeting here next week and speak on behalf of the grange.
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Logan
Arthur B. Smith
Fairfield Comne Grange
The
Grange
Ohio
Church of the Nazarene
Fostoria
C. B. Clendenen
January visitation at Rock House shows low turnout
Weather hampered visitors at the Rock House in January with only 192 recorded by Ranger L. T. Worley.
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Logan
Rockhouse
L. T. Worley
Westerner on Screen Opens at Athena Theater
The Westerner starring Gary Cooper opens today at the Athena Theater. Director William Wyler adapts the story set in Vinegaroon Texas in the 1880s with a clash between cattlemen and homesteaders and a roistering Judge Roy Bean nearby.
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Roy Bean
Pecos
Samuel Goldwyn
Gary Cooper
Athena Theater
William Wyler
Jo Swerling
Niven Busch
Cooper
Walter Brennan
Fred Stone
Doris Davenport
Lilian Bond
Forrest Tucker
Paul Hurst
Vinegarron
Texas
Sound Equipment Set Up at High School
Sound equipment purchased for use on the high school athletic field has been temporarily installed in the high school. Connection is had of a number of study halls with a central office, and announcements, other pertinent information and brief lectures are conveyed to students at one time. The apparatus is also employed to receive radio programs which may augment school studies.
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Gallipolis
Laurelville Native Frank S. Dodson Dies in Columbus
Laurelville native Frank S. Dodson died at his Columbus home after a long illness. He worked for several firms here and ran the Dodson Hardware Store before retiring in 1935. Survived by wife Nellie, two sons Robert C. and Loren R. Dodson, three sisters, and three grandchildren.
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Frank S. Dodson
Laurelville
Old Columbus Merchandise Co
Tracy Wells Co
Monypeny-Hammond Co
Dodson
N. High St
Nellie Dodson
Robert C
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Loren R. Dodson
Larchmont
Laura Armstrong
Lancaster
Emma Armstrong
Bertha Egan
Logan Church Services Announced For Sunday and Week
Logan churches schedule sermons and worship across multiple congregations. Rev. Lynn Rittman preaches at Trinity Lutheran. Rev. S. W. Wiant at Methodist. Rev. Cecil Harding Jones at First Presbyterian. Rev. Amos Heyde at St. Matthew Lutheran. Baptist and Brethren services listed with revival plans, Sunday school, Epworth League, and youth events. Local evangelists Lena Houdeshell and Myron W. Clark noted with programs at Pleasant Hill and other outlets.
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Methodist Church
Allen Adams
Jesus
Epworth Leaguet
Don Lanning
Lena M. Houdeshell
Newark
Pleasant Hill
Harriet Gibson Weymueller
Amos Heyde
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Ilesboro
Harley Meyer
Church of the Nazarene
West Logan Pilgrim
Pomeroy to Face Logan in Key Southeast Ohio League Game
Logan and Pomeroy Panthers meet tonight with both unbeaten in league play this season. Coach Tom Bender says his team will be ready for the battle as veterans like Mark Lohr prepare to play with glasses.
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LOGAN
Pomeroy Panthers
Pomeroy
Tom Bender
Mark Lohr
Three Apply for Patrolman Exam in City
Logan three applicants will sit the Civil Service examination for city patrolman on Saturday afternoon at city hall. The list had been exhausted by two provisional appointments announced by Safety Director R. R. Loomis in recent days. Deadline for applications was 1 o clock Thursday.
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Logan
R. R. Loomis
City Hall
Army Overheight Limit Excludes Short Volunteer
Bob Bowlby, four feet seven inches, offered as a volunteer at the local office this week but was rejected as he is far under the army height limit.
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Logan
Army
Bob Bowlby
Sargent Baby Born In New Plymouth
Mr and Mrs Floyd Sargent of New Plymouth welcomed a son born Wednesday.
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Logan
Floyd Sargent
New Plymouth
Mattress Program Opens at Carbon Hill
The mattress making program was inaugurated at Carbon Hill on Wednesday with James R. Smoot and Mrs. Ruth Bennington of the extension service training workers. A similar meeting is planned for Laurelville today as cotton distribution had occurred earlier and work will begin countywide soon. It is expected that more than a carload of cotton will be used.
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LOGAN
Carbon Hill
James R. Smoot
Ruth Bennington
Extension Service
Laurelville
Gypsy Rover musical staged by Logan High School
A large audience attended Logan High School's auditorium Thursday for the three act musical comedy The Gypsy Rover performed by the combined glee club under Miss Minnie Louise Bowen. Harold Kessler and Eleanor Anthony led the cast and received complimentary notices. The show was also offered to school children earlier in the day.
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Logan
Logan High School
Glee Club
Minnie Louise Bowen
Harold Kessler
Eleanor Anthony
Nine Soldiers Guided for March Induction in Logan
Logan selective service board announces a March 2 induction for nine local men. The February 27 call will require five volunteers, while additional older men are reporting for physicals to cover March quotas. Volunteer William J. Tom, 43 Wood Street, Logan, was added to the list.
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Logan
Selective Service Board
William J. Tom
Wood St
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