Drawings for Class B Tournament Set in Logan Sunday
Logan will host the Class B sectional draw at 3 p.m. Sunday for the March 1–4 tournament at Logan High School Auditorium. Fifteen teams are slated to participate alongside the ongoing Southeastern Ohio sectional at Waverly, with games in Hocking County and Fortnight sessions including girls and boys matchups.
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Logan
Logan High School
Fred B. Burchfield
Burchfield
Waverly
Hocking County
Rockbridge
Union Furnace
Laurelville
Gibisonville
Murray City
Carbon Hill
Logan Chieftains
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Logan Places Third In Judging Contest
Logan's potato judging team finished third with 2567.5 points at the Columbus contest held Feb 3 among 73 groups. Versailles led with 2625 points and Austinburg was second with 2592.5. Logan also placed 15th in apple judging and identification. Team members were Kenneth Iles, Vernie McCune and Neal Beery under H D Saxton.
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LOGAN
Columbus
H. D. Saxton
Smith-Hughes
Versailles
Austinburg
Ohio State University
Kenneth Iles
Vernie McCune
Neal Beery
Dexter Couple Dinner Hosts and Local Social Roundup
Dexter households hosted visiting families and friends during a busy weekend in the area. Listings include the Saxtons of Dexter entertaining Dent and Fast families from Charleston, other local guests, and notable absences. The report also notes health updates, a flood-related sheep loss, hospital treatment for Mrs Folden, and a historical item: Worcester, Massachusetts bought land for Elm Park in 1854.
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Dexter
Lewis Saxton
Elmer Dent
Vivian Fast
Billie
Charleston
Ward Saxton
Lindy
Athens
Frank Young
Rutland
Claude Delaney
Barbara Ann
G. O. Will
Sarah Folden
Ed Minx
Columbus
Emmett Davis
Race Davis
Side Hill
James Nicholson
Max Smith
Saxton
Ella Farley
Starr Hall
Ruth Davis
Lafe Nelson
Dexter Creek
M. L. Vale
Thornt Vale
Dyesville
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Test for Parasites In Marion Township Horses
An area in Marion Township was chosen for a Botts parasite test, announced by the Extension Service Office. About 40 horses owned by local farmers will be tested starting early next week.
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Logan
Marion Township
Extension Service
Auditor To End Work In Unemployment Office
Logan reports indicate Harry H. Wright the traveling auditor for the Unemployment Compensation Commission will terminate his duties at week’s end. Several Logan division employees have been removed from service recently, all on provisional appointments.
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Logan
Harry H. Wright
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Special counsel named to finish Citizens Savings liquidation
Harley Meyer of this city was named by Attorney General Thomas J. Herbert as special counsel to complete the liquidation of the Citizens Savings Association. Hubert D. Lappen has led the effort for several months and work on the liquidation is about completed.
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Logan
Harley Meyer
Thomas J. Herbert
Citizens Savings Association
Hubert D. Lappen
Elks Mark 41st Anniversary Dinner and Dance
Logan Lodge of Elks celebrated its 41st anniversary with a 6:30 dinner and a lodge session guest night for the ladies. Calico Ridge Jamboree provided entertainment followed by square dancing. committee members included Carpenter Durant Hammond Ohlinger Smith and Savey.
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LOGAN
Logan Lodge of Elks
Fred Carpenter
William Durant
Owen Hammond
Willis Ohlinger
George Smith
Richard Savey
Fish Fry Planned at Marion School by Local Parents Group
Logan farmers attending a short course at the Marion centralized school building will enjoy a fish fry on the evening of March 2. Roy Derr is in charge of arrangements.
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Logan
Marion
Roy Derr
Logan Nameless Club Meeting At Canal Winchester
Logan teachers attended a Canal Winchester meeting on Tuesday evening led by Supt. G. E. Carr. Delegates included Marion Allen Charles Eberst H D Saxton J F Rutgers and Walter M Haas.
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LOGAN
Canal Winchester
G. E. Carr
Marion Allen
Charles Eberst
H. D. Saxton
J. F. Rutgers
Walter M. Haas
Murray City Man Honored On Birthday
In Murray City on February 17, Mrs. John Fick and sister Miss Nelle Hamer hosted a chicken dinner at Jackson Street Nelsonville to honor their father, 83 year old James Hamer. Many relatives visited and celebrated with continued fish dinner on Saturday. Numerous guests from Murray, Columbus and nearby towns joined the family for the birthday observance and related visits.
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Murray City
John Fick
Nelle Hamer
Jackson St
Nelsonville
James Hamer
Hamer
Murray
Elwood Reeves
Helen Hamer
Philip Fisher
Maud Penn
Ruth
Shawnee
Ray Hysell
Henry Margo
Columbus
John Toth
William Thomas, Jr
Mary Thomas
Howard Bush
William Bush
Logan
Ralph Barber
Roger
George Thompson
New Straitsville
Floyd McGee
Hollister
Ben Hartman
A. A. Person
Athens
E. A. Person
Edward
Edison Jonas
William Smathers
Buchtel
Ollie Loper
Ruth Mingus
Elden Loper
Cora Walters
Frank Walters
John Wilson
Dayton
Zaleski High School
Ed Jonas
Effie Jonas
Harry Jonas
Anna Bell Thomas
Lancaster
Rollen Hansen
Mary Lou
Ina Bauer
Gene Brown
Frank Brown
Cherrington Hospital
Lizzie Fisher
Treasurer To Keep Office Open On Saturday Afternoons
Logan Robert N. White county treasurer announces the office at the courthouse will be open on Saturday afternoons from now until tax books close. A definite closing date has not been announced but is tentatively set for March 1.
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Logan
Robert N. White
Logan Social and Garden Club Activities and Meetings
Logan clubs held multiple meetings including Culture Class at Mrs. James Rees home with talks on Washington and Lincoln and musical numbers. Logan Garden Club discussed Treasure Island and African violets with tips on plants. Win or Lose Club hosted guests for a social evening. Euterpean Club postponement. Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority pledges elected officers and planned upcoming events.
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James Rees
Front St
Esses
Olga Green
Everett Jacoby
Zora Marks
Clarence Phillips
Merlin Whitcraft
Green
Washington
Lincoln
Allan Adams
Beach
Brahms
Jennie Price
Earl Roberts
W. E. Lyke
Paul Cruise
Logan Garden Club
E. M. Godfrey
Bowen St
L. T. Worley
Treasure Island
San Francisco
George C. Hengst
C. W. Scheide
Ann Wellman
Amos L. Heyde
Florida
Godfrey
Mary Lemon
C. W. Ziegler
Howard Lemon
Vern G. Bowen
W. Second St
Edgar Paul
M. H. Whitcraft
A. O. Kelch
Edward Kemper
A. T. Spears
H. D. Saxton
Cleo Haley
Maxine Notestone
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Mary Ann Moorhead
Margaret Mary Kaiser
Virginia Fitzgerald
Anna Marie Schorr
Ruth Thomas
Dorothy Price
Dorothy Newman
Florence Schrader
Ruth Goodlive
Miss Fitzgerald
Phil Henderson
Virginia Canter
Dorothea Marks
4 H Clubs Program Outlined at District Meeting
The 4 H Clubs program for 1939 will be outlined at a district meeting in Athens Thursday afternoon with C. C. Lang assistant state club leader presiding. James R. Smoot and Miss Ruth Stone will represent Hocking County. New ideas for the coming year's work are expected.
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LOGAN
Athens
C. C. Lang
James R. Smoot
Ruth Stone
Hocking County
Jury Call Off Delays Trial In Ford vs Holzapfel Case
Deputy sheriffs notified petit jurors to not report Thursday morning as the trial in the damage claim Clarence Ford versus Larry Holzapfel was moved into court. Judge Phil Henderson will hear the evidence.
Vaccinate 280 Ward Area School Pupils
Health Commissioner W B Lacock reports 280 Ward Township school children were vaccinated Monday in Murray City with only 10 unvaccinated. Last year 919 were vaccinated in the area, showing most in school are immune. Dr H M Boocks conducts a parallel drive aimed at 300 Logan school children.
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Logan
Ward Township
W. B. Lacock
Murray City
H. M. Boocks
Officers Question Men in Tire Theft Case
Middleport police questioned Elmer Long and Charles Manley in Logan about a tire theft on January 6. State and local officers, including Chief Wise and Sheriff Farbearn, aided in the inquiry. Long and Manley denied knowledge of the offense after being arrested last week in Coonville by Deputy Smith.
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Logan
Middleport
Elmer Long
Charles Manley
Wise
Greider
Joe Farbearn
Nellis Smith
Long
Manley
Smith
Coonville
Vocational Talks Heard By Logan Rotary Club
Logan Rotary Club heard vocational talks led by Fred E. Huls with presenters Walter A. Leonard G Raymond Robinson Clarence Blosser Emil Eichel and Dr A O Kelch. Ladies night is planned for next Monday with William Woodard as entertainment committee chair.
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Logan
Logan Rotary Club
Fred E. Huls
Walter A. Leonard
G. Raymond Robinson
Clarence Blosser
Emil Eichel
A. O. Kelch
Rotary Club
William Woodard
Junior High English Department postpones Friday assembly
The assembly program offered by the English Department at Logan Junior High School has been postponed until March 3. In charge are teachers Miss Della Webb Miss Ruth Armstrong and Miss Mary Lemon.
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Logan
Della Webb
Ruth Armstrong
Mary Lemon
Local Masonry Chapter Holds Annual Inspection
Logan H Arnold H H Sands and Charles Kleinschmidt of this city attended the annual inspection of Chapter Masonry in New Lexington Friday evening.
Tail Spin Promises Aerial Drama At Athena Theater
The film Tail Spin opens at the Athena Theater with Alice Faye Constance Bennett and Nancy Kelly as three women drawn to flying for different personal reasons. Roy Del Ruth directs with a strong supporting cast and Frank Wead provides the screenplay.
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Hollywood
Mars
Daryl F. Zanuck
Lois
Alice Faye
Constance Bennett
Nancy Kelly
Roy del Ruth
Joan Davis
Charles Farrell
Jane Wyman
Kane Richmond
Frank Wead
Woman injured in Route 33 crash near Nelsonville
Mrs. G. A. Hall of Baltimore was taken to Cherrington Hospital after a car skidded on slippery pavement and overturned into a ditch on U. S. Route 33 south of Nelsonville Tuesday evening. She was in shock and could not undergo an X-ray initially.
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Logan
Nelsonville
G. A. Hall
Baltimore
Cherrington Hospital
Influenza Keeps Rev C B Clendenen at Home
Logan The Rev C B Clendenen pastor of the Church of the Nazarene is confined to his home by influenza. His daughter Ruth and son Thomas are out of school with deep colds.
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Logan
C. B. Clendenen
Ruth
Thomas
Church of the Nazarene
Nine British baronets descend from 1611 title receivers
Nine current baronets are direct descendants of the original grantees of a title created in 1611. The lineal heirs remain connected to the early award and continue the hereditary office through centuries.
Hocking County Sales Tax Funds Applied to State Wards Debt
Hocking County loses about 10 500 in 1938 sales tax funds but uses the money to pay debt owed to state institutions housing wards under treatment. For 1939 an estimated 11 500 may be withheld to cover the debt unless new legislation passes.
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Logan
Hocking County
Ohio
Ora B. Yaw
Athens
Gallipolis
Lima
Welfare Charities
State School For Deaf
Debate on public funds for business stimulation planned
Logan Ohio Wesleyan Alumni Association announces a debate at Logan High School auditorium between Ohio Wesleyan University and William and Mary University in Williamsburg Va. The topic is whether the United States should cease using public funds to stimulate business. A banquet precedes the event for alumni and guests. Admission to the debate is free.
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LOGAN
Ohio Wesleyan Alumni Association
Ohio Weslean University
William and Mary University of
United States
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