Logan Council Initiates Tax Collection Campaign
Logan, Feb. 16. City officials plan steps to collect delinquencies where payment ability is clear. Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald and Solicitor G. W. Lanning will investigate. Debts from last year for police car operations total $276 and were to be funded from transferred appropriations. A light transfer in Hilltop District was approved.
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Logan
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
G. W Lanning
City Civil Service Commission
Logan Reserves Back Gallipolis In Rescheduled Bout
Logan Reserves host Gallipolis Reserves in a preliminary basketball game this evening after Gallipolis girls cancelled their earlier contest.
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Logan
Gallipolis
Eagles Initiation Draws 190 Candidates in Murray City
M L Brown state secretary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles spoke as 190 candidates were initiated at Murray City High School Auditorium. Members from Murray City and nearby towns attended a large street parade. Brown said the order spans 1700 towns in the U S and Canada with over half a million members and offers free medical treatment and sick benefits.
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M. L. Brown
Murray City
Order of Eagles
Athens
Glouster
Jacksonville
Nelsonville
Marietta
Eagles
Brown
United States
Canada
Oldest Skates in Hocking County Reported
At Orbiston on February 4 Mrs. Henry Banfield owns a pair of skates claimed to be sixty four years old making them the oldest in Hocking County. Citizens owning older skates are urged to report the fact.
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Orbiston
Henry Banfield
Hocking County
Union
Clyde Grimefeld
Jobe
Lanale Roberts
Chauncey
Current CWA Projects Are Ordered Continued
Logan, Feb. 16. Cheeter Miller, director, received orders to continue work on all approved and operating state and local CWA projects. Federal projects would be cancelled or directed from Washington. The plan calls for a ten percent payroll reduction gradually through May 1. Free? curs were made Thursday morning.
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Miller
Logan
Cheeter Miller
Wasshington
Junior Tourist Club elects officers in Logan
In Logan on February 14 the Junior Tourist Club met at Mrs. Fred Burchfield home on North Mulberry. Officers named include Mrs. Walter Prather as president and Mrs. Burchfield as vice president.
Bring Em Back Alive Farbeann in Action
Logan deputy Joe Farbeann handles a raccoon on a parsonage roof. A first catch failed when the raccoon punched through a can, but a second attempt succeeded. The animal came from Edward Eberst's pen for propagation.
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Farbeann
Logan
Joe Farbeann
B. C. Peters
United Brethren Parsonage
Farbearn
Edward Eberst
William E Lyke 79 Dies at Logan
William E Lyke 79 died at his home on Church Street Logan at 6 25 am Thursday after a prolonged illness. He came to Logan from a Webb Summit area farm and worked at local plants before retirement. He leaves several children including 8 T Lyke Miss Almeda Lyke C E Lyke Frank Lyke Willard Lyke and Mrs Gertrude Schromme. Funeral services will be held 2 pm Saturday at United Brethren Church with Rev B C Peters and Rev W N Shank officiating. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
William E. Lyke
Church Street
Webb Summit
T. Lyke
Almeda Lyke
C. E. Lyke
Frank Lyke
Willard Lyke
13 Hocking Countians Take State Store Test
Logan report notes 13 Hocking countians traveled to Columbus to take civil service exams to operate the state liquor store in the county. Several returned later to test for other store positions. test takers include Clyde Beverage Frank Brown Frank Judy Virgil W Martin Sumner F Martin Samuel B Ruble George W Christman Archie Bangert Harry H Wright Charles Wright Fred Graham Ralph Moore and Charles Lytle.
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Logan
Hocking
Columbus
Clyde Beverage
Frank Brown
Frank Judy
Virgil W. Martin
Sumner F. Martin
Samuel 8. Ruble
George W. Christman
Archie Bangert
Harry H. Wright
Charles Wright
Fred Graham
Ralph Moore
Charles Lytle
Mrs Mary Isabelle Wooley Funeral Today
Logan reports the death of Mrs Mary Isabelle Wooley 66 wife of Jacob Wooley at the family home. She leaves four sons and three daughters including Lewis John of the home John Enterprise William Columbus Marian Vivian Wooley and Mia Josephine Goes Rockbridge. The Rev H B Welch Rockbridge will preach this afternoon with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Mary Isabelle Wooley
Jacob Wooley
Lewis
John
Enterprise
William
Columbus
Marian
Vivian Wooley
Mia
Josephine Goes
Rockbridge
H. B. Welch
Oak Grove
County agents explain corn hog contract in county
Harold Champhers county extension agent and Forest Wolf of Laurelville work in the western part of the county this week to explain the corn hog reduction contract and have residents sign the agreements.
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Logan
Harold Champhers
Forest Wolf
Laurelville
Ice Closes Ohio River At Long Bottom For First Time This Winter
The Ohio River at Long Bottom closed Thursday as ice formed and began running out before nightfall, marking the first winter closure at this location.
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Long Bottom
Ohie
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Luts at Trinity Lutheran
Logan February 16 funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at Trinity Lutheran Church for Mrs Mary Luts who died Monday. The Rev Elmer Bliss preached the sermon. She leaves a daughter Miss Carrie Lats and two brothers Chris Juergenemeier Logan and Henry Juergensmeier Tiltons. Burial followed at Old Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Trinity Lutheran Church
Mary Luts
Elmer Bliss
Luts
Mise Carrie Lats
Chris Juergenemeier
Flenry Juergensmeier
Tilmots
Buriel
Old Oak Grove
D A R Will Honor George Washington Birthday Dinner
Logan February 16 Governor Wor thington Chapter D A R to observe Washington's Birthday with a 6 o'clock dinner February 22 at Mrs John Wellmans residence on Mound Street. Committee on arrangements includes Mrs Wellman Mrs Anthony Toerner Miss Minette McCray and Miss Jessie McManigal. Lagan February 16 Miss Josephine Thurness returns to health department after two weeks illness influenza. she is public health nurse for Murray City and Ward Township.
Ill Father of Logan High Faculty Member Seriously Ill
Miss Iris Hull of Logan High School was summoned home to Fr.very as her father John Hull battles cancer. Officials report months of illness with little hope for recovery.
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Logan
Iris Hull
Logan High School
John Hull
Ewald Schmit ter Ordered to Report to Government Hospital
Logan February 16. Ewald Schmit ter, manager of the CWA reemployment bureau, is ordered to report to the government hospital at Chiliico next Monday for an unspecified examination or procedure.
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Logan
Ewald Schmitter
CWA
Chiliico
Regulation of Public Utilities by State Commissions
A detailed defense of state utility regulation by commissions written by C. L. Jones, Athens Home Telephone Co. manager. He argues regulation prevents chaos, ensures orderly rate and valuation proceedings, and protects public service quality while urging capable, independent commissioners and public cooperation with regulators.
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C. L. Jones
Athens Home Telephone Co
Commission
State Commission
Utilities Commissions
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