Lincoln Life Theme for Talk at Scout Banquet
Approximately 175 attended the annual Boy Scout banquet in Logan with groups from local service clubs. Dr H R Cotterman Capital University spoke on Lincoln and the Scout motto Be Prepared, noting Lincoln’s life lessons and calling for a Kentucky visit to the log cabin home. Others praised scouting’s motives and county progress while a sheriff arraignment in Logans included a $5 fine for intoxication.
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Logan
Masonic
H. R. Cotterman
Capital University
Robert H. Helstand
J. Howard Kautz
Harry J. Stevenson
Venus
Order of Eastern Star
L. P. Mooney
Perry County
Supt
G. E. Carr
Ohio State University
Logan Brief Social Notes
Logan residents share Sunday visits with relatives in Portsmouth Columbus and Zanesville. Miss Marjorie Henderson hosts Presbyterian Sunday School party with Geneva Henderson Carol Walburn and Winojean Sloan winning prizes. Families travel to Ohio River cities and Ashland amid a heavy snowstorm complicating return trips.
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Marjorie Henderson
The
Presbyterian Church
Geneva Henderson
Carol Walburn
Winojean Sloan
Betty Jean Friend
Martha Walters
Jean Krieg
Fred E. Huls
Edward C. Hamilton
Barbara Huls
Ohio River Cities
R. A. Henderson
Marjorie
Ralph
Columbus
W. F. Shaw
Sue
Zanesville
Logan
Green Township Man Faces Serious Charge
Logan county officials prepared a charge against Paul Later of Green Township for an alleged incident involving a 13 year old girl after deputies arrested him Sunday night. The girl had accompanied her brother to a city picture show and was allegedly approached while being taken home by Sater.
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Logan
Green Township
Pau
Nellis Smith
Sater
Lodge Inspection Heads to New Straitaville by Deputy
Will Inspect Lodge LOGAN Masonic Blue Lodge of New Straitaville on Thursday evening. Harry J. Smith of Logan district deputy will lead the inspection and be accompanied by several other Masons from Logan.
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Logan
Masonic Blue Lodge of
New Straitaville
Harry J. Smith
Tax Period Ends on Realty in Hocking
Logan reports the final deadline for real estate tax payments without penalty. The period also opened for personal tax collections and several residents made payments.
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Logan
Boy Scouts Attend Church in Logan
Boy Scouts from Troops 153 and 160 attended services at the First Presbyterian Church in Logan Sunday morning with leaders W. D. Braddock Carl Poling Alfred B. Campbell and Joe Walburn. The Rev R C Babylon delivered a sermon on the subject Boys Curtis Henderson led the Scouts in giving their oath and offering a salute to the flag. Special music included The Lord Is My Light and God Be Merciful. The sermon was followed by the Scout benediction with Henderson leading.
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Kautz
Logan
Laurelville
Rockbridge
Abraham Lincoln
Cotterman
Lincoln
Kentucky
God
First Presbyterian Church
W. D. Braddock
Carl Poling
Alfred B. Campbell
Joe Walburn
R. C. Babylon
Curtis Henderson
God Be Merciful
Henderson
Mystery at Sea Cliff Ends With Hostile Motives Revealed
In a sensational installment, Lady Welter faces police scrutiny over Blane's death. The detective questions her alibi claiming motive links her to the crime, while her maid’s whereabouts become crucial evidence. The scene ends with a warning that more clues await in the next installment.
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Welter
L. W
Blane
Two Couples Secure License To Marry
Two marriage licenses were issued by Judge E. L. Ewing at week's end. Harold Van Bibber 26, factory worker, Nelsonville Rt. 2, and Leona Wade 17, Orbiston, were wed. Delmar Ray Taylor 22, miner, Mineral, and Olive Eileen Pidcock 21, Ward Township, received licenses.
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Ward Township
Harley Pidcock
Fosters Will Make Home in Washington
Mr and Mrs Harry D Foster and their two daughters left for Washington DC where they will reside. He left Haydenville’s National Fireproofing Co as a ceramics engineer after resigning. They will spend a month in Florida before settling in DC.
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Logan
Harry D. Foster
Washington D. C
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
FE. Main St
Harry H. Wright
Talks With Sister Across the Continent
Mrs. Cora Brown of this city talked by telephone with her sister Mrs. J L Busby of Pasadena California. Mrs Busby underwent a serious post Christmas operation and is improving. Dr Busby husband remains in serious condition after long illness and previously practiced medicine at Mayo Clinics.
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Logan
Cora Brown
J. L. Busby
Pasadena
Calif
Busby
California
Mayo Clinics
Rural Hocking County Reports Influenza Cases
Dr. W B Lacock health commissioner notes influenza cases in rural Hocking County with 24 January and 33 February reports. Camp Hocking saw a mild epidemic prompting quarantine. restrictions have since been lifted.
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Logan
Hocking County
W. B. Lacock
Health Department
Camp Hocking
Union Furnace Man Facing New Charge
Logan ar raignment of John Staten of Union Furnace on stealing a check of 71.25 belonging to C. KE Hutchins Athens was held before Magistrate B Whitehart Monday with a not guilty plea. Staten bound over to the grand jury under a 1000 bond which he could not post. He has served weeks in county jail for operating a vehicle with fictitious license plates and completed that sentence Monday.
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Logan
John Staten
Union Furnace
C. KE
Hutchins
Athens
B. Whitehart
Staten
Correction issued on arrest report involving Lloyd names
To correct a misunderstanding the jailed man was not William R. Lloyd former Hocking County sheriff. The former sheriff resides on Church Street while the arrestee lived on West Hunter Street.
Mayor Ayres in Logan on Murray City business
Logan hosts Murray City Mayor John Ayres on an official visit Monday for municipal business and discussions.
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Ayres
Logan Logan
John Ayres
Murray City
Logan
Logan United Brethren Church Plans Portsmouth Flood Aid
Members of the Logan United Brethren Church plan further relief for Portsmouth residents hit by the recent flood. The aid follows the church program used elsewhere to extend help to those in need.
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Logan
Logan United Brethren Church
Portsmouth
Logan officers probe weekend traffic crash injuring Akron pair
Logan Ohio sheriffs deputies continue investigating Saturday night crash involving G W Sporn and Arthur Donson. Austin Kepler and Ruth Kepler of Akron sustained serious injuries and were admitted to Cherrington Hospital with a broken lower jaw and concussion.
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Logan
Austin
Ruth Kepler
Akron
Joe Farbearn
Keplers
G. W. Sporn
Johnson Is Fined In Court at Logan
Logan Hubert Johnson was fined 25 dollars plus costs on charges of intoxication fighting and disorderly conduct. Police report states he struck Homer Gabriel in a restaurant and was held until officers arrived. Arraignment occurred before Mayor Kenneth Fitzgerald.
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Logan
Hubert Johnson
C.D. Notestone
Johnson
Homer Gabriel
Gabriel
Kenneth Fitzgerald
John H. Clark Attends Columbus Boy Scout Banquet
John H. Clark was in Columbus Saturday evening for a Boy Scout banquet. He has been active in the organization’s affairs locally.
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LOGAN
John H. Clark
Columbus
Clark
To Teach Class by Logan-L. V. Guiton in Logan
Logan L V Guiton of Lancaster will teach adult classes of the United Brethren Sunday School next Sunday. The visit is part of a program inviting leaders from other cities to the Otterbein Class hosted by the local church.
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Logan
L. V. Guiton
Lancaster
United Brethren Sunday School
First to Pay Property Tax in Hocking County
Joe Morris of Lancaster, formerly of Good Hope Township, was the first to pay personal property tax in the current period. He appeared at the county treasurer’s office in Logan on Monday to make his payment.
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Logan
Hocking County
Joe Morris
Lancaster
Good Hope Township
Murray Generous To Needy in Flood Area
Logan report shows Murray City Post American Legion through Barton A Hall raises 282 dollars for flood relief plus 50 dollar donation from Murray City Angles. Auxiliary packs 95 boys items 90 men 120 women 80 girls 95 infants and 28 pairs shoes plus 288 cans fruit vegetables. Only 33 states have narcotics vending laws.
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Logan
Barton A. Hall
Red Cross Disaster Committee
Murray City
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
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