Logan Council Approves Reorganization of Fire Police
Logan City Council unanimously approves reorganizing the fire and police departments. The plan creates a fire chief and assistant chief with salaries of 110 and 100 dollars monthly, uniforms, 12 hour duty, and one week yearly firemen’s school. Police HQ move and WPA projects discussed. fire chief Nixon resigns effective March 1.
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Logan Council
Logan
Logan City
Finance Committee
Fire Department
Fire
Loomis
Walter Nixon
Council
Licking County
Milne Man Taken Home After Illness At Sun Glow Plant
At the Sun Glow plant on Tuesday Richard Milne son of D Y Milne became ill and was carried to his home. He is believed to be suffering from appendicitis.
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Logan
Richard Milne
D. Y. Milne
Masons of Logan Honor Washington Birthday Banquet
More than 300 fathers and sons attended the third annual banquet at the Masonic Hall in Logan honoring Washingtons Birthday. The event featured a dinner by the Eastern Star committee, remarks by Judge E L Ewing, musical numbers by local students and groups, magic acts, and a Washington life quiz, marking the largest crowd in three years.
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LOGAN
Masonic Hall
Washington
Eastern Star
Judson Shriner
Walter E. Brehm
Rolland Bright
E. L. Ewing
Lincoln
Bailey Spencer
Dale Engle
Luther Heyde
Ralph Poston
Harry Shaw
James
R. Smoot
Jack
Fred Wardwell
Carl Spence
L. P. Mooney
Russell Keyes
Belford Harburger
Frank Larimer
Harry Hammon
Ralph Bowen
Leonard Tom
Milne Returns From Florida With Baby Alligators
Dave Milne brings two eight month old baby alligators home from Florida after a trip that ended Sunday morning. The reptiles are on display at the Smokehouse. Milne also shared oranges and pecans with friends.
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Logan
Dave Milne
Florida
Murray City Resident Undergoing Major Operation
Murray City resident William Thomas Murray City was admitted to Cherrington Hospital for a major operation on Tuesday with a serious condition. Logan relatives arrived to be with him as family support. Other local patients include Bobby Weaver Nelsonville who returned home after treatment and James Sayre Nelsonville recovering from injuries.
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Logan
William Thomas
Murray City
Cherrington Hospital
Bobby Weaver
Nelsonville
Alta Angle
Junction City
James Sayre
Lillian Boyer
Hamden
John Eveland
South Bloomingville
Enterprise Bridge Steel Moved From Depot
LOGAN Steel for the Hocking River bridge on Route 31 at Enterprise was moved across the river Tuesday from the depot where it was unloaded from cars last week. Steel wool is expected to start on the bridge soon since the concrete work is about completed.
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LOGAN
Hocking River
Enterprise
Logan Couple Welcome Daughter Born At Shelter ing Arms
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cole of Athens are the parents of a daughter born Monday at Shelter ing Arms Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Cole and Mr. and Mrs. George Schwenke of Logan.
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Logan
Paul Cole
Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
M. J. Cole
George Schwenke
Logan Brief Social Notes
Mr and Mrs P J Weiss and daughter Kathryn and son Billy of Columbus were guests of Mr and Mrs W D Braddock Sunday. Mrs Elizabeth Forwick left for North Canton to be with her daughter Mrs M E Beck who underwent a major surgical operation Monday. Mrs Georgia Kilpatrick of Athens was in Logan visiting Mr and Mrs William Maffin. Mr and Mrs W D Braddock Miss Catharine Stoughton and Miss Esther Stoughton were in Columbus Tuesday.
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P. J. Weiss
Kathryn
Billy
Columbus
W. D. Braddock
Elizabeth Forwick
North Canton
M. E. Beck
Georgia Kilpatrick
Athens
Logan
William Maffin
Catharine Stoughton
Esther Stoughton
Kerr Guild Meets at First Presbyterian Church
Kerr Guild gathered at the First Presbyterian Church at 6 PM Monday for dinner and a program. Officers elected were R A Henderson president, Frank Walters vice president, Carl Frenier secretary, Stanton Pond treasurer. A jitney supper was planned for next Wednesday evening. Alfred Campbell led devotionals and Merle Karshner presented a Women and Missions story. Frank Harden introduced the opening chapter of Rebuilding Rural America.
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Kerr Guild
Franklin Kerr Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Fred Carpenter
Bruce Wright
James R. Smoot
George Schwenke
Frank Walters
R. A. Henderson
Carl Frenier
Stanton Pond
Alfred Campbell
Merle Karshner
Frank Harden
Rural America
Logan to seek reunion of health districts
The city and county boards of health may reunite the two districts after June 30 as a part time health commissioner role ends. May or Dallas Kinser said the proposal would be raised at the next city board meeting and later to the county board. Previously the districts worked jointly with a full time commissioner before city split and Lacock oversaw the combined health work.
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Logan
County Boards of Health
Dallas Kinser
City Board of Health
Hocking
Vinton
W. B. Lacock
State workers push for Davey third term
Petitions circulated in Hocking County on Tuesday to solicit Governor Davey to seek a third term. State payroll employees led the drive to gather support for the plan.
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Davey
LOGAN
Hocking County
Logan PTA Plans Basketball Game and Meeting
Members of the Logan PTA committee arrange a basket ball game between the FFA squad and a team from Miss Iris Lowery's room for next Monday evening. Fathers and sons urged to attend the meeting. Logan Lodge Elks officers to supervise work at the Chillicothe Lodge next Monday with a large class expected to receive the work and the degree team to be joined by several others.
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Logan
Logan Parent-Teacher Association
FFA
Iris Lowery
Logan Lodge of Elks
Chillicothe Lodge
Hocking County Schools View Dental Pictures
Rural Hocking County schools display dental hygiene photos this week and next. Miss Mary Alice Stohl tours the three grade schools presenting the pictures at Central Grade Building today West Grade Building Thursday and East Grade Building next week.
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Logan
Hocking
Mary Alice Stohl
Home Robbery Report On W Hunter Street
Mrs. Howard White reported a Monday burglary at her home on W Hunter Street. Entry was gained through the back door and eggs and canned goods were stolen.
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Logan
Howard White
W. Hunter St
Lutheran pastor attends national finance meeting in Columbus
Reverend Amos L. Heyde of St. Matthew Lutheran Church joined the American Lutheran Church finance committee in Columbus on Monday. He traveled with Mrs. Heyde and two companions, Mrs. Elsie Preston and Mrs. Joe Brooker.
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Logan
Amos Ll. Heyde
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Columbus
American Lutheran Church
Heyde
Elsie Preston
Joe Brooker
Logan Students to Try New Short Term Courses
Ninth grade students at Logan Junior High will follow a six week schedule with boys offered home economics taught by Miss Ruth Bryan and girls taking Industrial Arts instructed by Rudolph Hankison. Superintendent G F Carr notes other schools have used these courses with good results and that the plan is new to Logan.
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Logan
Supt
G. FE. Carr
Ruth Bryan
Rudolph Hankison
Carr
Logan ex-football star undergoes Columbus surgery
Word from Columbus says Jack Ucker son of Mr and Mrs Henry Ucker of this city underwent a surgical operation at a Columbus hospital Sunday. He is a former Logan football star.
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Ucker
Logan
Columbus
Jack Ucker
Henry Ucker
Wolf Team Triumphs in Mixed Bowling Match
Ullmark Chevrolet bested the Wolf team in the opening game, but the Wolves won the remaining two. G. Wolf led scoring with 605 total, while W. Wolf posted a high 239 in game two for 592. Wolf total 2560 pins to Ullmark 2435.
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Glouster
Wolf
Ullmark Chevrolet
G. Wolf
W. Wolf
Ullmark
Rose speaks on George Washington at Kiwanis meeting
Attorney George Rose spoke on the life of George Washington at the Glouster Kiwanis Club gathering in Hotel Gordon. President Roger Kittle announced a board meeting Friday evening. Attendance prize drawn by H F Kittle and given by L E Richardson.
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Glouster
George Rose
George Washington
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Hotel Gordon
Roger Kittle
L. E. Richardson
H. F. Kittle
Social Notes of Glouster reflects church and lodge events
Thirty Loyal Women's Sunday School members answered the roll call on Friday. Mrs Iva Johnson read the Scripture, Mrs Jenny Wallace led prayer, and Mrs Manda Armstrong presented a Bible contest during social hour. Readings were given by Mrs Kate Vaughan and Mrs Hazel Janchius. Refreshments were served by a committee including Mrs Armstrong and others. Glouster Moose Lodge plans a twenty first anniversary party next Tuesday evening.
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Heffkin
Kate Winn
Hattie Achauer
Eva Clemons
Maude Vaughn
Grace Smith
Entertain for Son and Odd Fellow Installations
Mr and Mrs Noah T Brown honored son Jack on his 15th birthday with a dinner in Trimble Attendees included Forest Bobo and daughters Rita Jo Rose Ann of Jewett Faye Chalfant Ruth Anna Antle Junior Earich and the guest of honor In Nelsonville Ohio Odd Fellows lodge officers will be installed Thursday with R I Wolf Coolville district deputy grandmaster presiding Members of the Magic City Lodge Glouster are invited to meet at the I O O F Hall Glouster at 645 p m for the event
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Trimble
Noah T. Brown
Jack
Forest Bobo
Rita Jo
Rose Ann
Jewett, O
Faye Chalfant
Ruth Anna Antle
Junior Earich
Nelsonville
Glouster
Odd Fellow Lodge
R. I. Wolf
Coolville
Magic City Lodge
Birth of Son Paul David Dittmar at Lancaster
Announcement of the birth to Mr and Mrs Fred Dittmar on February 18 in Lancaster. The child is named Paul David. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs William Hodgson Jr and great grandparents are Mr and Mrs William Hodgson Sr Hollister.
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Hollister
Fred Dittmar
Lancaster
Paul David
William Hodgson Jr
William Hodgson Sr
Docas Resident Hosts Birthday Party for Manon
Dorcas Mrs Grover Salser hosted a Saturday party for her daughter Manon with several children in attendance. Various local families, including Beegies, Powells, Gibbs, Beegles, Wolfs, Parkses, and Arnots, were noted visiting or hosting during the period.
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Grover Salser
Manon
Harold Beegie
June
Emory Powell
William Tanborey
Bowmans Run
George Beegle
Charles Gibbs
Pomeroy
Lon Gibbs
Harold Carnahan
Guy Beegle
Trimble Township Republicans Organize Club
Enthusiastic turnout at the mayor's office leads to formation of the Trimble Township Republican Club with Andrew Allen elected president and a slate of district vice presidents. The group names a by laws committee and plans a women’s auxiliary meeting next Monday in the Odd Fellows Hall.
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Trimble Township
Republican Club
Andrew Allen
Henry Ley
Fred Kinney
Perry Chalfant
Taylor Ridge
Charles Danford
Trimble
Earl Mandrel
Jacksonville
William Christman
Oakdale
Charles Roberts
McLeish
Dan Shepard
Burr Oak
R. C. Galloway
Paris
Victor Huston
Congress Run
Homer Johnson
Carl Antle
Trimble Heights
Joe Mason
Hollister
Charles Fierce
Chase Hill
Ernest Taylor
Lewis Gatchel
Worthy Parker
Harry Gardner
John Baird
Earl Johnson
Willis Blower
Rev
D. P. Morris
Odd Fellows Hall
Prayer Request for Rain From New Mexico Archbishop
Archbishop Rudolph A. Gerken urged Catholic priests and parishioners in New Mexico to pray for rain after an official report showed precipitation levels were less than half of normal across the state. The appeal emphasized prayer in response to drought conditions affecting communities and agriculture.
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Santa FE
N. M
Rudolph A. Gerken
New Mexico
Glouster Parents Study Cub Scouting Drive
Gerald Ashwill, Boy Scout Field Executive, spoke in Glouster on Cub Scouting to parents and 65 boys aged 9 to 12. He urged parent cooperation for den mothers and fathers and announced a follow up meeting next Friday at 5 in the M E Church basement led by Cub Scout master Emmett Anderson.
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Ashwill
M. E
Emmett Anderson
Cub Scouts
Harriette Weymueller
Clerks Hear Speaker On Labor Conditions
Glouster clerks retail union members attended a meeting where signed contracts were reported. Over half of contracts signed and returned, President Coffman urged quick returns, and guest speaker George De Nucci of Columbus outlined national labor conditions and union aids for the needy and unemployed.
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Glouster
Coffman
George de Nucci
Columbus
Birthday Honored at 83rd for Jack Vaughn near Hollister
A dinner Sunday honored Jack Vaughn on his 83rd birthday at the home of Mr and Mrs Ben Vaughn near Hollister. Guests included Edward Vaughn Billy and Larry Thomas Vaughn Richard Glouster Isaac Vaughn and their families with others from Nelsonville Jacksonville and Hollister.
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Hollister
Jack Vaughn
Ben Vaughn
Edward Vaughn
Billy
Larry
Thomas Vaughn
Richard Glouster
Isaac Vaughn
Lewis
Nelsonville
Max Vera Scheele
Jacksonville
James Clemens
Tommy
Charlie Vaughn
Dean
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