Logan Basketball Team Splits Honors in Week End Contests
Logan High boys won at Washington D H 24 to 20 then lost at home to Circleville 26 to 23 in a pair of weekend games. Circleville, tied for top in the Central Buckeye League, edged Logan after a late rally as travel delays pushed the finish past eleven. A separate girls junior high event and a Carbon Hill vs Logan girls match were held while the visitors arrived.
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Logan
Logan High Boys
Washington D. H
Circleville
Delaware
Carbon Hill
Columbus visitors span Logan Rockbridge area
Mr and Mrs Earl Soliday of Columbus visited Logan and Rockbridge over the weekend to see D M Soliday and H B Troxel. Mrs Rhea Herrick travels to Columbus for an indefinite visit with friends. George Eberst and Charles C Achauer visited Columbus on Friday for business. Ivan Morehead of Columbus spent weekend in Logan with Edward Wellman family. Edward Herzog of Lancaster visited Logan on Sunday.
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Earl Soliday
Columbus
Logan
Rockbridge
D. M. Soliday
H. B. Troxel
Rhea Herrick
George Eberst
Charles C. Achauer
Ivan Morehead
Edward Wellman
Edward Herzog
Lancster
Classified Circulation Ad Contact Details
Telephone Your News Your Society and Locals to 6024. Classified ads for The Messenger or anything pertaining to circulation. Call B D Y Milne. Phone 272.
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Clinton Webb
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6024
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Messenger
Y. Milne
Two Democrats File Petitions for Local Primary
Logan reports two candidates submitted petitions to enter the upcoming primary. John Liff of Washington Township filed for commissioner and Ernest Schaal of Falls Township filed for surveyor. Schaal has worked in the State Highway Department. Liff is a farmer.
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Logan
Charles Achauer
Election Board
John Liff
Washington Township
Ernest Schaal
Falls Township
Schaal
Liff
Disposals Reported as Apples Sold to Chicago Buyer
Apple growers in Hocking County, led by A. C. Tipton, sell surplus storage to a Chicago buyer visiting Logan. Three carloads have shipped. buyer plans trips to Rutland and nearby areas to complete purchases.
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Hocking County
Chicago
Logan
A. C. Tipton
Ohio
Rutland
Pasture Experiments Show Value On Local Farms
Logan reports John Elder a former railroad conductor turned farmer is expanding pasture experiments at Green Township farm after soil tests and Ohio State University recommendations. He plans spring plowing and seeding following favorable results last summer. In nearby Whitcraft farm Judge Harley M Whitcraft also saw better pasture yields last year.
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Logan
John Elder
Hocking Valley Railroad
Green Township
Ohio State University
Elder
Harley M., Whitcraft
Colonial tea hosted by Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
The Methodist Episcopal Church hosted a Colonial tea Friday night with decorations centered on a George Washington picture and patriotic colors. Delores Lee portrayed Martha Washington and Dick Burke played George Washington as guests arrived, between seven and ten o’clock with Mrs. Dan Soliday as president in the receiving line and several society supervisors and presidents present.
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Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
George Washington
Delores Lee
Martha Washington
Dick Burke
Dan Soliday
Wilbur Lanning
Joe Case
Logan Bowlers Triumph in Return Match at Home
Logan defeats Newark Palace three games to none in a Friday eve bowling match. Johnny Johnson led Logan with high score, while St. Clair rolled 232 in the final game to finish with 607 pins. Healy led the Newark visitors with 588 pins.
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Newark Palace
Johnny Johnson
St. Clair
Healy
Logan St. Clair
Johnson Ee
Smith St Coma
Hamilton Ee
Newark Healy Etd
Taylor Es Towne i
Schuler Sajoihes Animoan Antinciaenente
Rocher Lloyd Ae
Logan Group Organizes Class to Study Shakespeare
A Logan extension class was formed at the Courthouse after the first semester. The group plans to study Shakespeare in the next term. The next meeting is set for Tuesday evening at the Courthouse, and interested teachers are invited to enroll.
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Logan Group
Logan
Courthouse
Hamden Man Injured in Rockbridge Area Crash
Arthur Buck of Hamden was taken to Cherington Hospital after a motor accident north of Rockbridge. He suffered a concussion over the right eye with no skull fracture shown on X-ray. His condition was listed as serious Saturday in Logan.
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Logan
Arthur Buck
Hamden
Cherrington Hospital
Rockbridge
Scouts Pass Tests in Logan Troop Meeting
Scout Master W D Braddock demonstrated artificial respiration at Troop 158 meeting. Four scouts earned Tenderfoot, others earned first and second class badges, including Smith, Spencer, Roberts, Sparnon and Beal with various ranks.
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Logan
W. D. Braddock
Hach
Salsberry
Guess
Spackey
Beal
Smith
Spencer
Roberts
Sparnon
Nondescript Club Holds Meeting At East Main Home
Mrs Joe Case hosted the Nondescript Club Thursday evening on East Main Street. Mrs Lawrence Mooney presented an instructional paper on International Debts. Patriotic quotations were shared during roll call.
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Joe Case
East Main Street
Lawrence Mooney
Revival Adds Several Members to Mt Zion Church
Several new members joined Mt Zion Church Feb 22 after a three weeks revival led by Rev W S Mossman of Cheshire. Attendance was unusually large with a special song service each evening of the revival.
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MT. Zion
W. S. Mossman
Cheshire
Local Man Seeks Parole From Union Penitentiary
Officials report Elmer Hamilton of Webb Summit county will apply for parole within weeks. He was sentenced May 27 last year to 2 12 to seven years for larceny after a jury conviction for stealing a cow from Frank St. Clair of Webb Summit.
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Logan
Elmer Hamilton
Unio
Hamilton
Frank St. Clair
Webb Summit
Home economics class led by Miss Beryl Cone
The work is in charge of the home economics class teacher Miss Beryl Cone with assistance from the girls of her classes.
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Beryl Cone
Athens County Approves Plank Bill Corrects Overcharge
The Athens County Commissioners approved a bill for planks purchased from Lena Bean at their last regular meeting. The correct amount is $134 instead of $734 as previously reported by The Messenger.
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Lena Bean
Athens County Commissioners
The
Messenger
Social Circle Hostess Honors George Washington Bicentennial
Mrs Naomi Goulding hosted the Social Circle at her North Walnut Street home. A George Washington Bicentennial program was presented. Mrs C E Yontz won the club award and Miss Emma McLain received the guest award.
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Naomi Goulding
North Walnut Street
George Washington
Plains School News Highlights Scout Anniversary and Activities
The Plains troop observed the 22nd anniversary of Boy Scouts with demonstrations and class requirements on February 11. The 23-member troop toured Athens National Bank and learned banking records. a bookkeeping machine was shown. Debating clubs may form under Ohio University student teacher Dow Roush. The Boy Scouts now meet on Tuesdays at 7 p.m. The district provides a warm lunch program for needy children as mine closures increase need.
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the Plains
Athens National Bank
Sherrard
Humphrey
Smith
Dow Roush
Ohio University
Plains High School
Inukai Government Wins Big in Japan Election
Tokyo February 22 reports indicate a substantial majority for Premier Tsuyoshi Inukai in the lower house, signaling strong backing for the military campaign and government policy in the new parliament.
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Tokio
U.P
Tsuyoshi Inukai
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