Logan District 8 Legion Conference Dates Moved to May 14 15
The Spring Conference of District 8 American Legion in Logan was shifted to May 14 and 15 due to conflicts with a National Committee meeting and hotel booking issues. The Detroit Hiking Club and Cleveland Bird Club visits prompted arrangement changes, with invitations planned for distinguished state Legionnaires and a banquet on opening day.
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Athens Messenger
AES
Logan District Legion
Logan
District 8
American Legion
General Committee
Everett Eveland
Crooksville
National Committee
Cleveland Bird Club
Chamber of Commerce
Hocking County
Detroit
G. Wood Bowen
Forest E. Weinrich
Melrose Harbaugh
Logan Post
Hard Going Logan Hobos Crave Lodging and Food
Chief of Police Lew Reynolds summarized conditions in Logan after a man seeking a night’s lodging said he hunted snipes with two small ones and one big one, then two hours for food before asking for a bed. Reynolds reported recent cleanups near the Jungles by car shops and Old Town Yards, with six men seeking jail lodging Thursday night.
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Logan
Lew Reynolds
City Hall
Plans Remodelling in Mound Street Residence
Logan G Raymond Robinson who bought the Thomas Brown residence on Mound Street will undertake extensive remodeling before moving in about May 1. Guy Loomis holds the contract with work already started and about $5000 to be spent. The living room will be 15 by 30 feet with an open fireplace. partitions, chimneys, stairs, and a furnace will be altered. Exterior changes are not yet decided.
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Logan
G. Raymond Robinson
Thomas’ Brown
Mound St
Guy Loomis
Robinson
The
Hocking Valley Brick Co
Carr Talks to PTA on Adult Education
Logan residents attended a Liesboro PTA meeting where Supt. G. E. Carr spoke on Adult Education. Participants included Harry Woltz, his son Paul, M. B. Les and L. P. Mooney who presented instrumental and vocal numbers.
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Carr
PTA
Logan
Liesboro
Parent-Teacher Association
Supt. G. E. Carr
Harry Woltz
Paul
M. B. Les
L. P. Mooney
Man Charged With DUI After E Main Street Crash
Patrolman A F Evans arrested Ralph N Hill of Coal Grove after a Thursday night crash on E Main St. Hill is charged with driving while under the influence. His car struck F W Ferris of Cincinnati who had a parked vehicle.
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Logan
E. Main St
A. F. Evans
Ralph N. Hill
Coal Grove
Hill
F. W. Ferris
Cincinnati
Logan Social Notes Entertains Sewing Club
Miss Mildred Johnson entertained the Wednesday Sewing Club at the home of Dr. and Mrs. A K Smith with needle work. Club guests included Mrs I W Hartman Mr Plasant Mich Mrs Richard Vore Fremont Mrs Bruce Brandt Miss Marcie Ambrose and Miss Ann Wellman. CLASS WILL MEET at the Christian Culture Class at Mrs N M Brown home at 6 30 Monday evening with a spread and members to bring table service.
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Mildred Johnson
A. K. Smith
I. W. Hartman
Plasant
Mich
Richard Vore
Fremont
Bruce Brandt
Marcie Ambrose
Ann Wellman
N. M. Brown
Bridge Club Heads Meet at Schultheis Home
Entertained members on Wednesday evening at the Dayton Schultheis residence on Mound Street with Francis Roberts and Darley Kitchen sharing high scores. Lunch was served after the game.
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Entertains
Bridge Club
Contract Bridge Club
Dayton Schultheis
Mound St
Francis Roberts
Darley Kitchen
Logan Plans Test To Fill Chief's Post
Logan Service Director R. R. Loomis seeks an eligibility list to appoint a new fire chief as Walter Nixon resigns effective March 1. The civil service commission will not issue a list until an examination is held, with Loomis then choosing Roy Stallsmith during a 30 day emergency. The city council action will shape the exam timing.
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Logan
R. R. Loomis
Logan Civil Service Commission
Walter Nixon
Roy Stallsmith
Washington Birthday meeting of Worthington DAR deferred
Governor Worthington Chapter of the DAR hosts a Washington Birthday gathering this evening at Mrs. C A Richey home. A covered dish supper is planned for 6 o clock followed by an evening of sewing activities replacing the Feb 22 event.
Hostess Catharine Stoughton Hosts Bridgettes Evening
Miss Catharine Stoughton entertained the Bridgettes at her North Street home Wednesday evening. High scores were earned by Miss Manon Powers and Mrs. Leslie Evans as the bridge games concluded with a luncheon after.
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Catharine Stoughton
North St
Manon Powers
Leslie Evans
Mrs Frank Walters Hosts Sister Susies Club Meet
Mrs Frank Walters entertained ten members of the Sister Susies Club on Wednesday evening with a social gathering that concluded with refreshments.
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Frank Walters
Sister Susies Club
Sewing Party Hosted by Mrs Myrtle Kleinschmidt
Mrs Myrtle Kleinschmidt was hostess to the Priscilla Club Wednesday evening with sewing as the diversion. Refreshments were served. Mrs Emma Leach was a guest.
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Myrtle Kleinschmidt
Priscilla Club
Emma Leach
Changes Plea Reduced to Petty Larceny in Farm Theft
Logan W E Courtney of Green Township changed his plea before Magistrate S B Whitehart Wednesday evening as the offense was reduced to petty larceny. His guilty plea carried a 25 dollar fine plus costs after deputies recovered household effects from Park Trowbridge farm during a recent search. Sheriff Joe Farbearn and deputies located the property.
Hospital News Notes In Haydenville and Jackson
Mrs. William Wells of Haydenville admitted to Cherrington Hospital for treatment in serious condition. Mrs. Kenneth Cherrington of Jackson is seriously ill with uremic poisoning. Mrs. Kenneth Snider and others were dismissed after several days of treatment.
Albany Schedule From Pastor Details Sunday Services
The Albany M. E. circuit lists Sunday events at Albany Church School 9 30 am Junior Epworth League 7 pm and sermon by Rev T A Ballinger 7 30 pm. Pearl Chapel worship 9 30 am sermon then Church School 10 30. Downington Church School 9 30 am worship 10 30. Harrisonville Church School 9 30 am worship 10 45 Epworth League 7 30 pm. Snowville worship 1 30 pm then Church School 2 30 pm.
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Albany
Harrisonville
Church School
Epworth League
Snowville
Great-Grandfather Ignatz Laubert 55 in Youngstown D
Ignatz Laubert aged 55 is identified as a great grandfather. His granddaughter Mrs Edward Bogan is noted as the mother of a baby son. The maternal grandmother is Mrs John Bakery aged 36.
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Youngstown, D
Ignatz Laubert
Edward Bogan
John Bakery
Revival Set For Logan Sunday Rite
Revival services proceed at the Methodist Episcopal Church under Rev. C. W. Graham with music by L. P. Mooney. Sunday morning and evening services feature sermons by Rev. John A. Toy and Rev. W. E. Jones with baptisms and member receptions planned.
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Mary Ellen Rutgers
St. Mathew Lutheran Church
Amos L. Heyde
Llesboro
R. C. Babylon
First Presbyterian Church
Preaching Mission Set as Basis for Services at Haydenville
Rev. L. O. Lineberger leads a two week series at Haydenville Presbyterian Church starting Sunday with guest pastors each night at 7 o'clock. Monday to Friday feature different ministers, with a youth service and Bayliff preaching on February 27. Lineberger preaches the opening morning sermon "A Prayer for Revival" at 9:30. During the second week Lineberger handles all sermons.
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L. O. Lineberger
Haydenville Presbyterian Church
W. A. Cooper
Logan M. E
Lloyd Evans
Presbyterian Church
Nelsonville
W. P. Clark
M. E
B. W. Awe
Pilgrim Church
J. A. Toy
VU. B
Logan
Russell E. Bayliff
Athens First
Bayliff
Lineberger
Tuppers Plains Bible School Services and Dinner
Bible School at Tuppers Plains Christian Church begins Sunday at 9 30 with Pastor D G Holman delivering mornings message at 10 30 and Lord's Supper to follow Evening service starts at 7 30 A new piano was purchased and installed by the Dorcas Needle Club The group will host Washington's Birthday dinner at the school building Tuesday evening Feb 22
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Bible School
Tuppers Plains
Bishopville Social News Highlights Weekend Visits
Mrs Olive Pedicord and daughter Marguerite McNally visited Corning friends. Guests at various homes included the Palmers of Millerstown with Merle Roberts and Vern Palmer, the Milhoans of McLeish with their sons, Hattie Hoon of McConnellsville staying with W Hoon, Dwight Smith and son Ronnie of Glouster visiting P M Smiths, and many local families. Four generations gathered at J M McDonald’s birthday dinner, with Sunshine Class of Bishopville School hosting a Valentine party at the Townhouse.
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W. H. Hoon
Dwight Smith
Ronnie, Glouster
P. M. Smith
Lawrence Shaner
Charles Milhoan, Jr
Charles Smith
Cambridge
Herb Smith
Dewey Smith
Ray Withem
Glouster
Wendell Hall
J. M. Watkins
Lena Withem
Nettie Lewis
Dorothea Milhoan
Hollister
J. M. McDonald
McDonald
Fiona Harrison
Roy Harrison
Donald
Ronald
Billy
Wayne
Ringgold
Don Withem
Mary Jo
Hold Three Youths for Investigation at Logan
Logan police took three youths aged 13 to 16 into custody for investigation. They claimed to be from S Charleston, West Virginia, visiting relatives in Laurelville, Hocking County. The oldest said he was a carpenter not in school. Two were brothers. They were lodged, fed, and turned over to probation officer Alfred Campbell for parent contact.
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Logan
Logan City
S. Charleston
W. Va
Hocking County
Laurelville
Alfred Campbell
Campbell
Junior Quartet Draws Favorable Comments at Presbyterian Club
Logan area audience heard the Junior Quartet Ralph Poston Dale Engle Luther Heyde and Harry Shaw noted for clever harmonizing Poston bass voice son of Emerson Poston near Logan Engle son of Winifred Engle Shaw son of Harry Shaw Sr and Heyde son of Rev Amos L Heyde the quartet appeared at the Presbyterian Men's Club Wednesday.
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Logan
Ralph Poston
Dale Engle
Luther Heyde
Harry Shaw
Poston
Emerson Poston
Near Logan
Winifred Engle
Amos L. Heyde
Presbyterian Men’s Club
Murray City Five Clinches Hocking County Title
Murray City boys captured the Hocking County Basketball League pennant after nine straight wins. Union Furnace trails with five wins and four losses. Rockbridge girls topped their division with eight wins in nine games, while Murray City followed with five and three. the title could be tied tonight if Carbon Hill wins.
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LOGAN
Murray City
Murray
Union Furnace
Rockbridge Girls
Carbon Hill
Seven Children to Share James Allen Estate Equally
Probate court read James Allen will naming seven children to divide the estate equally. He dated the will September 27, 1920 and named John W. Allen of Logan as executor. Witnesses were Edwin D. Ricketts and Bertye P. Correll.
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Edwin D. Ricketts
Bertye P. Correll
Lancaster LOGAN to host Chieftains basketball night
To Play Lancaster Logan Lancaster High School basketeers travel to Logan to meet the Chieftains on Saturday night. The program starts at 8 15 with the Reserves game and the featured attraction follows at 9 15.
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Logan
Lancaster High School
Basketeers
Chieftains
Logan Band Makes Second Appearance at High School Hall
Logan High Band held its second winter concert at the Logan High School auditorium drawing several hundred people. Guest conductor Dr. Frank Simon of Cincinnati led the program while a banquet at the Elks Club preceded the show with a formal welcome from Mayor Dallas Kins er, band boosters president. Attendance included many out of town visitors and the event drew favorable comment.
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Logan
Logan High School
Logan High Band
Frank Simon
Cincinnati
Logan and Pomeroy Battle for Cage Title at Pomeroy
The Chieftains face the Panthers tonight with league leadership on the line. Coach Tommy Bender hopes Jimmy Richardson starts after a week of illness as Logan and Pomeroy both ride undefeated records.
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Logan
Pomeroy
Chieftains
Panthers
Tommy Bender
Jimmy Richardson
Chieftain
William Vanatta Dies in Ada Area
Relatives report the death of William Vanatta at Ada on Thursday. He was a nephew of Mrs. Jacob Wolfe of Logan and Mrs. A. C. Vanatta of near Maxville.
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Logan
William Vanatta
Ada
Jacob Wolfe, Logan
A. C. Vanatta
Maxville
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National Orthodox Church
Charles Eberst
George C. Shaw
Hospital News
Bishopville
Junior Quartet
Murray City Five
Lancaster
WM. Vanatta
Logan — Board of Public Assistance of the Aid of
Esther McLain
Columbus
State Welfare Department
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America
Wun der
Shoe Store
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Athens
Colonial
Colonial Plan
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