Food Drive Planned in Falls and Washington Townships
Logan February 18 the General Relief Committee announced a food collection next Friday February 19 throughout Falls and Washington Townships. A farmer group led by W H Mowery and others will canvass areas for donations with names listed. County highway trucks will collect food and deliver it to storage for Red Cross distribution under the committee’s supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hangel
William Bensonhaver
Red Cross
General Committee
Logan business group to attend Scale Committee meeting
Feb 16 Logan group led by Barton A Hall and Ford Hack will travel to Nelsonville Tuesday evening for the Scale Committee meeting. Local business and professional men show strong interest as the mine issue is seen as vital to the entire Hocking Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Barton A. Hall
Ford Hack
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley
Classified and Circulation Notices Telex
Local column lists contact details for classifieds and circulation services. Mentions Dimasified Ads and phone numbers 6024 and 2732, with staff correspondence attribution to Clinton Webb and BD Milne.
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Clinton Webb
Your
6024
Y. Milne
Phome
Rural Mail Man Makes First Personal Property Return
Logan February 16 Roy Funk rural mail carrier from the local post office becomes the first Hocking County resident to list personal property for taxation under the new law. Auditor W S Yaw records the property listing as meetings organized by the Farm Bureau and Granges aim to clarify the new method with auditor representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Roy Funk
Hocking County
Funk
Farm Bureau
Granges
Auditor’s Office
Logan Man Achieves Perfect Two Year Rotary Attendance
Logan February 16 George Francis completed a two year perfect attendance record with the Logan Rotary Club. He received congratulations and a two year attendance pin from fellow members.
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Logan
George Francis
Garden projects aid factory workers amid plant shutdown
Haydenville officials of the National Fireproofing Company plan an 80 acre land program to feed employees during a shutdown. Families will receive plots to grow and store food, with tractors ready to plow when feasible. The effort aligns with county relief work and prior Red Cross seed distributions.
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Haydenville
Logan
National Fireproofing Company
Heydenville
General Relief Committee
Hocking County
Red Cross
Poling Denies Guilt In Box Car Robbery
James Poling pleaded not guilty to burglary charges and was bound over for $1,000 bond by Judge Harley M. Whitcraft. He was arrested in Sandusky by C and O Railroad police and had been employed as a police officer at the Sandusky Soldiers' Home. He faces an indictment for alleged participation in a Chesapeake and Ohio box car robbery. trial date not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Ohio
Whitcraft
Logan High Loses in overtime to St. Mary's
Logan High basketball team traveled to Lancaster to face St. Mary's High. The game ended in a 24 to 20 overtime loss for Logan after regulation time tied the teams. Logan had agreed to play when St. Mary's officials cited a canceled earlier contest leaving an open date.
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Logan
Logan High Basketeers
Lancaster
St. Mary’s High
St. Mary’s
Relief work explained to farmers at Ewing Grange
Logan speaker Rev Amos L Heyde described chamber membership growth and city rural ties. E N Turner outlined General Relief Committee plans for a county food stuff canvass this week. The program included a dinner served by contest losers.
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Ewing
Logan
Ewing Grange
Amos L. Heyde
E. N. Turner
Heyde
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Turner
General Relief Committee
Scarlet fever cases rise in Starr and Salt Creek townships
Logan reports two new scarlet fever cases over the weekend from Starr Township with John 14 and Pauline 16 of the Lafe Willison family ill. Six Johnson children in Salt Creek Township, all ill, are recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Health Department
Starr Township
John
Pauline
Lafe Willison
Cliff. Johnson
Salt Creek Township
Athens Council Considers Street Plans and Lights
Athens City Council discussed paving East State Street from Park Street to the city limits and reviewed reports on street matters. Electric light requests were made for Kurtz and House Streets, with encroachment issues on Herrold Street and sidewalk grading proposed for South High Street. A plan to move a light across West State Street and upgrades to Court Street lighting were noted.
Tom McAllister Released From Hocking County Jail
Logan Ohio reports Tom McAllister of Ward Township was freed after serving 105 days for a liquor law violation. He was sentenced during arraignment before Judge Harley M. Whitcraft.
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Logan
Tom McAllister
Ward Township
Hocking County
McAllister
Harley M. Whitcraft
Rumors of Receiver Sales Prove False in Logan
Reports of businesses in Logan being placed in receiverships circulated widely but a Messenger check of the Common Pleas Court records found no new filings. Officials say the rumors cause unnecessary questioning for local firms and create embarrassment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Common Pleas Court
Jacob J Keller Honors Mark Seventieth Birthday
Jacob J Keller former Falls Township trustee observed his seventy second birthday at his country home near Logan on Friday. Twenty eight relatives and friends attended a party with games and lunch. Eli Keller and James Saunders led at cards until a match pitted the honoree and Carl Coakley against the champions.
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Logan
Jacob J. Keller
Falls Township
Eli Keller
James Saunders
Carl Coakley
Logan P T A Urges Attendance For Wednesday Program
Mr and Mrs Harry Krumlauf from Columbus visited Logan Monday with Mr and Mrs M J Krumlauf of North Mulberry Street. Mr and Mrs Anthony Toerner of this city were in Columbus Saturday. Logan Parent Teacher Association members urge parents to attend the regular school program Wednesday evening. School will dismiss Wednesday afternoon and resume with the regular curriculum that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Krumlauf
Columbus
Logan
M. J. Krumlauf
North Mulberry Street
Anthony Toerner
Logan Parent- Teacher Association
Mrs Allen Tennahill Returns Home After Major Surgery
Logan report notes Mrs Allen Tennahill of Green Township spent four weeks in Columbus Hospital and underwent a major operation. She is now at the home of Mr and Mrs Marcus Lohr in this city and her condition shows improvement with hopeful recovery.
Radio Schedule Highlights CBS WABC Feb 17
Radio schedule lists Geneva Mid-Week Broadcast at 6:00 followed by Harold Stern Orchestra 6:15 Arthur Jarrett with Freddie Rich 6:45 Myrt and Marge 7:00 Bing Crosby 7:15 Freddie Rich Orchestra 7:30 Morton Downey 7:45 Barbara Maurel Contratto Quartet 8:00 Singin' Sam 8:15 Kate Smith Swanee 8:30 Colonel Stoopnagle Budd 8:45 Minneapolis quartet and organ 9:30 Crime Club 10:00 Male Quartet 10:30 Music that Satisfies 11:00 Cuban Orchestra 11:30 Don Redman Orchestra.
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CBS
WABC
Geneva
Harold Stern
Arthur Jarrett
Freddie Rich
Myrt
Marge
Bing Crosby
Morton Downey
Barbara Maurel
Sam
Kate Smith
Her Swanee
Colonel Stoopnagle
Budd
Minneapolis
Crime Club
Renare Ae
Ore
Don Redman
NBC Schedule Highlights A Busy February Night
On Wednesday February 17 NBC airs a full evening lineup from 6 to 12 including Nina Koshetz Russian Concert soprano at 6, Amos n Andy at 7, Joseph Sternack's Orchestra at 0:30, Sherlock Holmes adventures at 9, and Larry Funk and his band closing at 12 with multiple music acts and features throughout the night.
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NBC Caress Wiz
Nina Koshetz
Lowell Thomas
Amos ‘N' Andy
Elsie Janis
Josep Sternack
Margie
Stone
Russ Columbo
Rollin Smith
Hollywood
la Laurier
Janean
Lew White
Larry Funk
Benny Kyte
NBC WEAF Radio Schedule Highlights Musical Guests
Broadcast listing for Wednesday February 17 on WEAF includes orchestral pieces and performances from The Stebbins Boys Sousa’s Band and The Eight Sons of Yon, with soloists Billy Jones contralto and Alice, plus appearances by Lou Raderman and a Bronx Zoo curator Dr. Crandall.
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Gen
The
Stebbins Boys
Billy Music
Howard Lanin
Alice Contralto
the Gathers
Seanay Hare
Eight Sons of
Sousa
Lou Raderman
Dr. Lee
Crandall
Bronx
Park
Srehem cNamee
Billy Jones
Ernie ‘Hare
Jesse Crawford
Vincent Loper Ps
iPream Binger
le Agnew
His
Athletics Cost Money at Major College Department
The athletic department incurs about $10,000 monthly beyond salaries and wages to operate. This expense highlights the ongoing cost of maintaining college sports programs.
East State Street curb lights and paving plans approved
Council moved to study curb lighting on East State Street and grant permission to the power company to install a curb light and move a pole. Plans for brick paving from Park Street to the east corporation line on a six inch concrete base were ordered, with state aid for 20 feet and local funds for the rest via bonds and property owners. A 6,582 foot project was outlined with state funding anticipated this year. The council adopted loans of 15,741 dollars for bonds and interest and 775 dollars for health department costs due to late tax collections. A peddler licensing and street sale ordinance received a second reading after a tied vote, breaking in favor with President Hopkins casting the deciding ballot. President Street grade was changed to allow a full seven foot sidewalk and easier garage access on the Rauch property, eliminating an undesired gymnasium entrance projection.
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State Street
Power Company
Council
Aiticn
East State Street
Park Street
East Corporation
State Highway Department
Health Department
Bailey, Beasley
Fenzel
Day and
Russell
Annie K. Stauffer
Rufus C. Hopkins
Hal H. Rowland
Rowland
President Street
Ohio University Men's
Frank X. Rauch
Tax Returns Listed With Auditor Begin Personal Tax Filing
Numerous personal tax returns were listed with County Auditor J Clyde Edmundson. The filing period runs through March 31 with 50 percent due on filing. Real estate taxes are not yet due and rates for real estate are not set. tangible and intangible personal taxes are being collected now. Between 35 and 40 residents paid estate taxes this morning, per County Treasurer C D Gorham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archer J
Beauty and the Boss Finished at Warner Bros West Coast Studios
Marian Marsh and Warren Williams co star in Beauty and the Boss finished last week at Warner Bros West Coast studios. Supporting cast includes Charles Butterworth David Manners Lilian Bond Polly Waters Frederick Kerr Mary Doran Robert Grieg Yolanda Avril Barbara Leonard. Joseph Jackson wrote screenplay directed by Roy Ruth.
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Marian Marsh
Warren Williams
Warner Bros. West Coast Studios
Charles Butterworth
David Manners
Lilian Bond
Polly Waiters
Frederick Kerr
Mary Doran
Robert Grieg
Yola d’Avril
Barbara Leonard
Joseph Jackson
Roy Rel Ruth
RU MA Promises Fast Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement claims RU MA treats rheumatic pains by cleansing the liver kidneys and blood to expel poisons. It promises first day pain relief and a money back guarantee if stiffness swelling and lameness persist.
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Quick
Adv
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Manchuria
Athens Council
Kurtz Street
House Street
John Dowler
Herrold Street
State Streets
South High Street
Ray Shafer
Fairgrounds
Board of Education
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Southern Ohio Electric Company
Court Street
Athens National Bank
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Finance
N. Court St
Dial
Radio
NBC
WEAF
the’ Boss
Nue Tobacco Ca
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Gracias
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