Logan Council Delays Action on Mayor Kinser Veto of Gas Rate
Logan Ohio council held veto on gas rate ordinance in abeyance until next meeting after solicitor advised ten days must pass before action. Mayor Kinser criticized lack of three readings and fairness to consumers. He cited rate increases from 1,000 to 10,000 cubic feet and questioned urgency amid pending suits and Federal Power Commission probes.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Logan Council
Logan
Dallas Kinser
Logan City
Harley Meyer
Federal Power Commission
Columbus
Public Utilities Commission
Kinser
Tipton
Church St
Iron St
Marriage Licenses Issued In Laurelville And Logan
Wood row Wilson Fox 22 laborer Laurelville son of Lewis Fox and Mary Elizabeth Butcher 17 at home Laurelville daughter of Ernest S. Butcher obtained licenses. Lawrence Robert Gano 26 gas station attendant Logan son of Mrs. John Wallace Glouster and Novelle Irene Weltner 25 at home Logan daughter of Denzil Weltner. Rev. W. K. Himes officiated.
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W. K. Himes
Straitsville Social Briefs highlights local fray and events
In Straitsville on February 15, residents attend nursing school capping ceremonies as Miss Lillian Hunter joins the class of thirty. A first home demonstration of a hospitality project is set for Thursday at 10 30 a m at Mrs George Lanning. Local families host and visit, with illness, birthdays, and weekend trips noted among the Sack Hunter family, Auker relatives, and others. The piece closes citing a national note that about 75 percent of U S auto purchases are on time payment plans.
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New Straitsville
Sack Hunter
Chester
White Cross School of Nursing
Columbus
Lillian Hunter
George Lanning
Lester Auker
Vernon
Bertha Auker
Earl Hunter
Newark
Lillie Hunter
Gertrude Strain
Dotty Lou Devol
Howard Blankenship
Logan
Richard Evans
Barney Blankenship
Raymond Young
Lancaster
Fred Devol
Artie Devol
Bob Keeler
Grace Harrison
Virgil Phoenix
Clark St
James Keeler
Harrison
Frank Spurgeon
Anna Huston
Friends
Toledo
Farmers order 100000 trees for spring plantings
Logan Hocking County farmers ordered about 100000 trees for spring plantings. James R. Smoot, extension agent, notes delivery from the State Nursery at Marietta by late March for April planting. At 1000 trees per acre this will reforest 100 acres with red, white and Scotch pines and no hardwoods.
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Logan—Hocking County
James R. Smoot
Marietta
Logan Social Notes Highlights From Local Gatherings
Logan residents attend Sunday suppers with McNeals and Gullen families. Wallace Shriner travels to Springfield for Carew Publishing. D C Contract Club meets at Mrs. Burchfield’s with three tables of bridge and guests Spears Paul Haley. American Legion Auxiliary plans district junior baseball dinner and lists committee members for kitchen dining room and refreshments. Feb 27 meeting to feature Pocahontas lodge degree team and flag reconstruction.
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Clarence McNeal
New Marshfield
Elmer Gullen
Alice Faye
Carbondale
Earl Landis
Wallace Shriner
Springfield
Carew Publishing Co
D. C
Contract Club
Fred Burchfield
Church St
A. T. Spears
Edgar Paul
Cleo Haley
Walter Huffman
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Dan Roberts
Roy Anthony
Harry Mack
Joe Rowley
Ora Yaw
Bryant van Atta
Ewald Schmitter
Barton Hall
Bartha Oberle
Harry
Schempps Celebrate Fifteenth Wedding Anniversary at Surprise Party
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schempp celebrated their fifteenth wedding anniversary with a surprise party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Brown. A 6 o'clock buffet was followed by a social evening. Gifts of crystal were presented. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Achauer and Woody, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cruise and daughters Eileen and Martha Sue, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Linton, and the hosts, with their daughter Sue.
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Clarence Schempp
N. M. Brown
Schempp
Charles Achauer
Woody
Paul Cruise
Eileen
Martha Sue
Pearl Linton
Sue
Logan Council 58 Po Cahontas Meet and Games
Logan Council 58 Degree of Po cahontas met at their hall with Mrs. Alva Bray presiding. A Valentine exchange and contests awarded prizes to Mrs. Myrtle Blackstone and Mrs. Ray Garverick. A committee served a picnic supper. Pastime Bridge Club members led by Mrs. Barker played two tables with high scores to Mrs. Hack and Mrs. Shriner.
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Logan Council
Degree of Pocahontas
Alva Bray
Myrtle Blackstone
Ray Garverick
Mary Hiles
Florence Pierson
Jacob Robb
Bridge Club
James Barker
North St
Lawrence Hack
Judson Shriner
H. J Unverzagt
Charles Achauer
Stanley Baker
Jess Frasure
Clinton Webb
Hack
Shriner
Queen Esther Circle Hosts Valentine Exchange at Spears Home
Members of the Queen Esther Circle gathered at Mrs. A. T. Spears residence on February 11 for a potluck supper before a valentine exchange. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Spears, Ruth Thomas, Lena Adcock, Betty Ziegler, Martha Shaw, Alice Struble, Martha Ringhis er, Marguerite Riggs, Marguerite Derr, and Mary Adcock.
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Queen Esther
A. T. Spears
Mrs. Spears
Ruth Thomas
Lena Adcock
Betty Ziegler
Martha Shaw
Alice Struble
Martha Ringhiser
Marguerite Riggs
Marguerite Derr
Mary Adcock
Birthday honored for Fred Hildebrandt at family party
Fred Hildebrandt was honored at a birthday party arranged by his mother Mrs Charles Hildebrandt Tuesday evening. The event opened with a six o clock dinner and guests included Edward Nelson George Spackey Edward Moriarity Ralph Webb Joseph Cook and Harold Saulters. The evening featured ping pong games.
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Fred Hildebrandt
Charles Hildebrandt
Edward Nelson
George Spackey
Edward Moriarity
Ralph Webb
Joseph Cook
Harold Saulters
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority Potluck and Valentine Exchange
Sixteen members attended a Monday potluck supper at 6 o clock in the club rooms. An annual Valentine exchange followed the meal.
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Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Krieg Funeral Service Planned for W Irving Krieg
Funeral services for 68 year old W Irving Krieg will be held at 2 p m Thursday at First Presbyterian Church Logan. The Rev Cecil Hardin Jones will preside with Rev John W Stemen of Bremen assisting. Burial is set for Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
First Presbyterian Church
W. Irving Krieg
W. Hunter St
Cecil Hardin Jones
John W. Stemen
Bremen
Oak Grove Cemetery
Clara Shingler
Minnie Shingler
Rebecca Buckley
Ada Townsend
Knox Township
Putnam Church
M. E. Church
Beryl Burr
Russell Lowry
Leslie Bobo
McDougal Church
John Stout
Eddie Stout
Arthur Antle
Amesville
G. K. Stout
G. L. Stout
Coolville and Troy Social Highlights Feb Weekends
Miss Juanita Chapman hosted a Sunday School Valentine party with Miss Roberta Humphrey at Coolville. Troy basketball teams set to face Buchtel Friday at the Coolville gym as Buchtel leads the Athens County League.
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Coolville
Juanita Chapman
Roberta Humphrey
Hope Walden
Welch
W. Va
Dora Lockhart
Anderson Bentz
Charles Bentz
Russell Cody
Phyllis Ann, Glouster
Inez Brafford
Harry Summerfield
Huntington
E. G. Alden
Bettie Burdette
Parkersburg
E. S. Harpold
Belpre
Pauletta White
H. H. Chapman
Mildred Swearingen
W. B. Roberts
Kenneth Mars
Anne
Billy
Little Hocking
H. M. Walden
Oscar Gunder
M. E
Dean
Harold McBride
Athens
E. M. Daugherty
Oscar Ward
Bethel Ridge
P. D. Sheets
J. W. Kincade
Wallis
Fairmont
Frances Goodwin
Bridgeport
Ohio University
F. W. Chapman
Abe Burdette
Marguerite
Charles Reynolds
Guysville
Alonzo Perry
Kiracore
Jo Ellen
H. C. Parrish
Alda Larson
Mabel Tidd
Mary Reeder
Clyde Reeder
Harry Barnett
Epworth League
Sand Hill
W. B. King
Kay Norman
Troy
Buchtel
Coolville Gymnasium
Rome
Florida
England Still Hosts About Two Hundred Historic Windmills
A historical overview notes England retains roughly 200 existing windmills within its borders, highlighting their preservation status and cultural significance despite modern energy shifts.
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England
Local Title Office Sees Busy Two-Day Vacation Rush
Two days missing from the certificate of title office caused a Tuesday surge with 32 titles processed. Fees of 30.15 were collected, the largest daily total in months. Arthur Miller III Logan reports railroad conductor Arthur Miller III River division confined at home in Logan with influenza and improving after several days of illness.
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Logan
Arthur Miller III
Arthur Miller
River Division Railroad
New Columbus Auditor Hocking Land Owner
Logan T Blaine Holloway of Columbus named city auditor Monday night to succeed the late John Davies. He is a Hocking County property owner with a partial interest in the Elder farm on Route 33 South of the city, purchased by the Holloway family.
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Logan
T. Blaine Holloway
Columbus
John Davies
Hocking County
Route 33
City
Holloway
Two Divorce Actions Filed in Logan Court
Logan two divorce actions were filed in common pleas court Tuesday. In the first L Wavelen Watson sues Henry Watson for neglect and seeks restoration to the name L Wavelene Grove. they married on December 24 1937. The second case Gladys Brown seeks a decree from Jesse Brown after a February 1 1908 marriage. they have eight children, three minors, with alleged neglect cruelty and willful absence for over three years. divorce and custody of minor children requested. Meanwhile George E Jurgens takes a two week vacation to attend Mardi Gras in New Orleans.
Logan-Owen Rider Sent To Licking Tubercular Sanatorium
Rider was taken to the Licking County Tubercular Sanatorium today by Dr W B Lacock health commissioner. He had previously spent time at the Mt Vernon Hospital.
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LOGAN
Owen Rider
Rockbridge
Licking County
W. B. Lacock
Rider
Mt. Vernon Hospital
Logan, Barker Transferred. Reed Succeeds at Pasture Meeting
Charles F. Barker of the State Industrial Commission claims division will be moved to a new territory after a year in the Logan district. D. R. Dodd could not attend the pasture meeting. E. P. Reed of the soil conservation service was sent to take charge. The session convened at 1:30 in the probate courtroom.
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Logan
Charles F. Barker
State Industrial Commission
New Territory
Mrs Os Car Steward in Columbus Operation
Condition of Mrs Os Car Steward who underwent a surgical operation in Columbus Monday is reported as satisfactory.
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Logan
Oscar Steward
Columbus
Mineral Social And Personal Highlights In Local Life
Mineral residents share family visits and birthdays while noting a car theft in Athens and church services ahead. Mrs. Gibson marked her 29th birthday with friends and relatives, and Elmore Lowry visited Athens on business. A car owned by Mr. and Mrs. Armour Chesser was stolen in Athens and later found on West State Street. The United States ranks as the fourth most populous nation with 130,215,000 people.
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Mineral
George Hughes
Sarah Pidcock
Akron
Frank Pidcock
Octa Crow
Bellefontaine
Zellman Crow
Ernest Crow
Minnie Shingler
Athens
Grace Gibson
Gibson Home
Ralph Gibson
Pauline
Kendall Llewellyn
Robert
Duane
Larry Llewellyn
Encile
Charlotte Dowler
Walter
Rodney
Bernadine
William Younkin
C. O. Gibson
Dorcas
Morris
Eleanor
United States
Drunk Driver Faces Harsh Penalty in Henderson Court
Foster Keiffer of Nelsonville was jailed for 40 days after pleading guilty to a second drunk driving offense. State Patrolmen arrested him Monday night, and Henderson fined him 100 dollars plus costs, suspending his driving privilege for two years.
Initiate Seven Candidates At Logan Elk Lodge
Logan Elks Lodge initiated seven candidates Monday night. A Newark team with a 35 member delegation conducted the degree work and James Cooper led the visitors. Ernest Kleinschmidt and William Durant arranged a fish fry for the close, with a social hour.
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LOGAN
Logan Elks Lodge
Newark
James Cooper
Ernest Kleinschmidt
William Durant
Logan Lodge of Elks
Logan Ruth Stone Attends District Home Council Meet
Miss Ruth Stone the new home agent accompanied by Mrs. Paul Shaw president of the Home Council for Hocking County attended the Athens district meeting. Mrs. C. W. Hammans assistant state home demonstration supervisor also attended as part of the event planning a district council meeting in May.
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Logan
Ruth Stone
Paul Shaw
Home Council
Hocking County
Athens
C. W. Hammans
Columbus
Diphtheria Cases Reported in Linscott Family
Dr. W B Lacock says three diphtheria cases in Elmer Linscott family of Good Township likely originated outside Hocking County. The mother and two children are ill with the disease.
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Logan
Elmer Linscott
Good Township
Hocking County
W. B. Lacock
Karr Burial Is Made At Long Bottom
Arthur J. Karr, who died at his Huntington home, was interred in Sand Hill Cemetery at Long Bottom. Schools resumed here after scarlet fever. Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Rinehart of Weirton visited their aunt Miss Mary Sheldon. Miss June Whiteside of Parkersburg visits grandmother Mrs. Belle Whiteside. Mrs. Cora Cottle visits Parkersburg relatives. Mrs. Orpha Stainaker of Millwood visits Mrs. W. B. Shumway. Donald Matlack leaves for Florida for oranges and fruit.
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Long Bottom
Arthur J. Karr
Huntington
Sand Hill
A. B. Rinehart
Weirton
W. Va
Mary Sheldon
June Whiteside
Parkersburg
Belle Whiteside
Clayson Johnson
Cora Cottle
Orpha Stalnaker
Millwood
W. B. Shumway
Donald Matlack
Florida
Kingsbury Personal And Social Mention
Mr and Mrs Pearl Hayes and daughter spent Thursday night with Mr and Mrs Karns of Chauncey. Betty Story of Ohio University spent the weekend at home. Birth announcements for Janice Maxine and Eva Lorain. Various families visited relatives in Athens and Harrisonville areas. Mrs Virginia King and daughter ill with pneumonia. Others visited and attended events locally.
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Kingsbury
Pearl Hayes
Karns
Chauncey
Betty Story
Ohio University
John Biffle
Janice Maxine
Ralph Carl
Eva Lorain
Edna
Charlotte Copeland
Margarette
Anna Carleton
Weltha Will
Guy
Florence McGrath
Keith
Athens
Olen Harrison and
Griffith
Clyde Harrison
Russel
Rutland
John Carl
Allard Pratt
Harrisonville Road
Ada
Asa Hoskins
E. J. Tracy
Virginia King
Helen
Anna Brown
D. H. Cumings
The Swift Outruns an Airplane Across the Sky
A swallowlike swift is described as the fastest bird able to outdistance an airplane moving at 100 miles per hour, highlighting its extraordinary speed and aerial agility.
Park Development Group Outlines Map Distribution Plan
Logan. Park development group plans to publish and distribute 100 000 maps of Hocking state parks. A committee of six members will oversee the project and aim for colored maps with park region descriptions and pictures. The Highway Committee intends to improve a 12 mile stretch between this city and Old Man's Cave this year.
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Park Development Group
Old Man's Cave
Charles Pratt
C. A. Rochester
Fred E. Hull
Sumner Martin
Ernest L. Schaal
B. W. Wright
Fred C. Shively
State Parks Committee
Ford Hack
Anna Cole
Leroy Conkle
John McBroom
Harry Eastman
Jesse Frasure
Edward C. Collins
Logan Damage Suit Over 119 Dollars Filed
C W Cox sues Charles Larimer and others for 119 dollars claiming his car was damaged in a collision on Clay Bank Hill road on January 9 caused by John Taulbee driving Larimer’s car. The action was filed Tuesday.
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Logan
C. W. Cox
Charles Larimer
John Taulbee
Clay Bank Hill
Larimer
Kiwanis Meet Topics Education At Logan Club
Kiwanis meeting Tuesday at the White House featured Kiwanis Information and Education led by Fred B. Burch. Lancaster club plans Ladies Night Thursday with a Logan delegation expected to attend.
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Logan
Kiwanis Information and
White House
Fred B. Burchfield
Lancaster Club
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Straitsville Social Briefs
Mrs, Spears
W. I. Krieg
New Columbus Auditor
Hocking Land Owner
Mardi Gras
George E. Jurgensmier
New Orleans
Clover Farm
Logan Elk Lodge
Kiwanis
the City
Fred Sanders
Mgr
Dial
N. Court St
Sohio
Standard Oil
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