Record Attendance Marks Father Son Banquet in Logan
Logan Ohio hosts the third annual fathers and sons banquet by Mingo Lodge of Masons drawing 325 attendees the largest count yet. A 6 30 dinner preceded a program featuring Rev Cecil Harding Jones on Fathers and Sons and a state conservation film by Donald MecNeilan. L P Mooney spoke on The Life of Washington while a Jug Band supplied music.
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Washington
Jug Band
Paul Waltz
Joe, Richard
Paul Carpenter
Carl Evans
Clarence Azbell
William Holloway
H. O. Tom
Rolland Bright
Ed G. Miller
Frank Larimer
Leonard Tom
Belford Harburger
J. W. Woodard
Harry L. Smith
Logan Faces Deep Freeze With Icy Streets
Bitter cold swept Logan with temperatures from 12 to 15 degrees late Wednesday night. Motorists slowed to safe speeds as streets iced over and the Service Department spread ashes on intersections and hills. Kenneth Beery slid into an embankment on Warner Ave hill Tuesday evening causing only slight damage to his car.
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Logan
Service Department
Kenneth Beery
Warner Ave
Epworth League attends mid winter institute in Nelsonville
COOLVILLE The Epworth League group attended the Nelsonville mid winter institute with members Harry Barnett Glen Dean Wilbur Dixon Dale Cole Geneva Dean Lillian Reed Nina Dixon Virgene Kincade Charlene Bingman. The local league tied for third place and received a certificate. Funeral services for Miss Blanche Haning of Parkersburg were held at the M E Church with interment in Coolville Cemetery. The article lists numerous local visits and gatherings including family events and community notices.
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Coolville
Epworth League
Nelsonville
Harry Barnett
Glen Dean
Wilbur Dixon
Dale Cole
Geneva Dean
Lillian Reed
Nina Dixon
Virgene Kincade
Charlene Bingman
W. B. King
Boothby
Huntington
R. L. Mansell
Charleston
Ed Davis
Bethel Ridge
Blanche Haning
Parkersburg
M. E
Neil Crawford
Athens
Coolville Cemetery
F. H. Booth
Harold Wilcoxen
Rockland
Frank Jones
Akron
C. L. Fuller
Mary Louise Holdren
Plymouth
J. L. Shepard
Columbus
Shepard
W. W. Burton
American Gas Service Co
Frankfort
Annie Walden
Virginia Knecht
Ruth Dixon
Alden
Walden
Alfred Daugherty
Mount Pelier
John Laner
Ross Gordon
Junction City
Darrell Hetzer
Abe Burdette
Marguerite
Burdette
Carrie Gainer
Tuppers Plains
Ioof Lodge
Lois Clark
Les Gering
Ray Clark
Ireland
Charles Flowers
Ella Haning
Blanche
Rose Price
Not New LOGAN Horse Race Bets in Civil War Docket
An old Green Township civil docket shows bets on horse racing during Civil War days. Magistrate Jesse Robey led court sessions. grandson now possesses the discarded docket. One suit, C. F. Shaw j against Emmett Hamblin, sought 300 dollars from A. J. Schrader over a bet on Benny Claughter versus White Stockings dated August 1565.
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Logan
Hocking County
Green Township
Jesse Robey
Noah Robey
C. F. Shaw
Emmett Hamblin
A. J
Ice Creates Hassle for State Highway Force
Snow and ice have kept the State Highway Maintenance crew busy this week as 15 men started new positions in the division. The entire force has been clearing slippery spots across the county and securing ashes proved hard to obtain on Wednesday.
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Logan
Official visit by Social Security Board representative
A regular visit by a Columbus Social Security Board representative will occur at the Logan Post Office from 12 to 2 oclock on Tuesday February 28, as announced by acting postmaster Paul L Collison. Workers are urged to bring a car and those who have lost their number should apply for a duplicate at the Logan Chamber of Commerce.
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Logan
Columbus
Social Security Board
Paul L. Collison
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Don Smart Returns to Hospital for Rheumatism
Logan report states Don Smart of Portsmouth and formerly Haydenville was forced to return to a government hospital Sunday after treatment at Dayton. He suffers from a rheumatism type and was sent to another facility for care.
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Logan
Don Smart
Portsmouth
Haydenville
Dayton
Logan Chief Declares No Haven for Tramps
Logan Police Chief Lew Reynolds said the city will not be a haven for tramps. Police picked up three itinerants the previous night and ordered them to stay well away from the city.
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Logan
Lew Reynolds
Washington's Birthday D A R Notes in Logan
Logan social notes cover a Washington's birthday event at the Worthington Chapter D A R with Charles H Harris of The Athens Messenger as guest speaker on Little Known Things in Southeastern Ohio. A musical program followed including Chopin and Tschaikowsky pieces and a buffet supper.
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D. A. R. Entertainment
Charles H. Harris
The
Athens Messenger
Washington
Chopin
Alfred Carpenter
Endicott
Ernest Charles
John T. Underwood
Mary Louise Bowen
Tschaikowsky
Harris
Hal Murphy
Ruth Bryan
Robert Works
Anthony Toerner
Early Days in Ohio Topic for DAR Address
C H Harris spoke on Little Known Facts About Southeastern Ohio to the Governor Worthington Chapter DAR at the Toerner home. He noted settlers from Belpre and Marietta, dangers from Indian raids along Muskingum, and the formation of orderly government as a model for other states. Robert C Work, descendant of pioneers, listened attentively.
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Ohio
DAR
Logan
C. H. Harris
the Messenger
Ohio Country
Marietta
Virginia
Athens
Hocking Counties
Ohio River
Belpre
Harris
Robert C. Work
Joint Lenten Services In Logan Are Planned
Logan churches the Presbyterian Methodist United Brethren and Church of the Nazarene organize a united Lenten program. Tonight at 7 30 they will meet at the Methodist Church for World Prayer Day. Each Friday during Lent a 7 30 to 8 30 union service will be held in 15 homes across 15 city sections. On Good Friday a three hour devotion will be held in a yet to be announced church from 12 to 3. Easter Sunday sunrise service will be conducted at a venue to be named later.
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LOGAN
Presbyterian
Methodist
United Brethrens
Church of the Nazarene
Tthey
Methodist Church
United Services
Lenten Sermons To Be Preached At Methodist Church
The Rev. C. W. Graham will preach a series of Lenten sermons at the Methodist Church starting next Sunday morning and continuing through Easter. The theme is The Lenten Beholds with texts from Christ’s last visit to Jerusalem.
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Jesus
Toy Shop Workers Are Starting Work
Fire department toy shop in Logan makes early progress for next Christmas season. Fire Chief Roy Stallsmith and Assistant Chief Gerald McLaughlin assist Tommy Kleinschmidt as toy beds tables chairs wheelbarrows and hall trees for baby clothes are built and painted in bright colors. Ample paint donations cover the toy paint work and more gifts are being donated.
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Logan—Fire Department
Roy Stallsmith
Gerald McLaughlin
Tommy Kleinschmidt
Illness Blunts Logan District School Attendance
Logan schools report influenza like illness lowering attendance. Principal Fred Burchfield cites 67 absentees from 455 students in Logan city. total district absentees about 150. Rural schools show high illness-related absences with relief after a couple of days in bed.
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Logan
Logan City
Fred Burchfield
Kiwanians Honor Ladies With Program Night
Logan Kiwanis Club held a ladies night with 70 attendees at the White House. The program was arranged by Walter Savings J R Mankison Fred Kihlke Dr A O Kelch and Fred Murray. Awards went to Mrs Gerald W Lanning Mrs Walters Savings and Mrs Paul Shaw.
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Book Club
Fred Hull
Hunter St
Kerwood Martin
Lloyd C. Douglas
Washington
A. K. Smith
George Clayton Shaw
Eddie Hamilton
Virgil Martin
Newell Grooms
Anthony Toerner
Walter
Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club
White House
Walter Savings
J. R. Mankison
Fred Kihlke
A. O. Kelch
Fred Murray
W. D. Braddock
Gerald W. Lanning
Walters Savings
Paul Shaw
Murray
Condition Improves After Logan Area Auto Crash
Condition improves for Mrs. G A Hall Baltimore at Cherrington Hospital after a motor accident near Nelsonville. She suffered concussion and shock with no fractures and will stay a few days for treatment.
Haydenville Schools Visit By Superintendent Coleman
Supt. J W Coleman toured Haydenville schools on a Wednesday visit. Weather was poor but attendance remained strong with only a few pupils absent due to illness.
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Haydenville
Logan
J. W. Coleman
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