Be 1S Ee Field Officers Organize New Granges in Hocking County
Hocking County forms two new granges in the last week led by Arlie Brimner and J A Ashton. Carbon Hill charter list of 57 members completed on a Tuesday evening. March 10 set for installation. officers include Byers, Pence, Clark, Kinney, Stacey, Lehman, Briley, Eichel, and others. Juvenile grange to organize next meeting. Antioch Grange at Enterprise installs officers and hosts Red Cross executive Margaret Lutz on accident prevention. Burial and death notices brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan-~-Hocking County
Arlie Brimner
J. A. Ashton
Clermont County
Carbon Hill
Carl C. Byers
Floyd Pence
Mildred Clark
Max Kinneer
Max Stacey
Flave Clark
Lawrence Lehman
Raehe Lehman
Wiliam Briley
Delphine Eichel
Ceres
Bertha Byers
Pomona
Arthur Ingram
Flora
Laura Jane Lowes
Mr. Bowers
Antioch Grange
Enterprise
Frimner
Ashton
Margaret Lutz
Red Cross
Samuel Blum
James R. Smoot
Paul Kreider
Mary Risch
Oscar Blum
Engle
George Callahan
Jane Engie
George Daubenmier
Helen Blosser
Callahan
Mary Blum
McClelland
John Blum
Samuel Bluw
Edward Risch
W. Tiles
Mr. McClelland
Presbyterian Notes and Local Club Socials Summary
Logan Brief Social Notes covers a Presbyterian Sunday School meeting in Columbus with Dr. James A. Verberg as guest speaker and a potluck. It lists attendees, a junior choir sextet, and nominations pending session approval. Also notes FE Z Bridge Club, Priscilla Club, a pageant rehearsal for The Dawning, a Junior Tourist Book Club meeting, and Women’s Home Missionary Society activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Verberg
Columbus
Presbyterian Sunday School
Harry L. Smith
Elizabeth Smith
Pauline Heine
Bette Brown
Thelma Mowery
Ray Magill
Harry Shaw
Mary Louie Bowen
Catherine Stoughton
Bock Club
White House
Sarah Turner
Gladva Hasty Carrol
Kathryn Bell
Kathryn Wright
Acta
Bert Bell
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Mra Kittiell
Frank Burberry
Fieaun
Jacob
James Rissser
C. TD. Notestone
C. S&s Clark
Roy Comly
Walter Leonard
W. H Ralston
W. F. Burt
Grace Michel
Tom Leyvshon
Edgar Ahaugh
Francie Toole
Train schedule fragments for New York Central and allies
Fragmentary timetable notes show daily except Sunday departures and arrivals for New York Central lines and Chesapeake and Ohio routes. Snippets reference times like 11 32 am and 4 44 pm, with mentions of Baltimore and Ontario connections in a midcentury rail listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Central North
Athens Municipal Airport Airtam Service Update
Sunup to sundown air service at Athens Municipal Airport with connections to major lines at nearby hubs. Timetable snippets show departures and arrivals across eastern western sectors with varying times and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Municipal
Airtam
Sunrise Oneunset
Connectone
T & WA
Engineer William H. Gaffney Dies in Logan on Wednesday
Logan mourns William H. Gaffney engineer of wide experience in land surveying mining and railroad work. He studied at Logan High School and worked in Alabama Illinois Virginia West Virginia Michigan and Ohio. He served as K and M Railroad maintenance of way engineer and was city engineer for Logan. A stroke ended his career twenty months ago and his funeral is set for 2:30 p m Friday at Leonard Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
William H. Gaffney
Gaffney
Logan High School
W. H. Jennings
Harry Allen
Alabama
Illinois
Virginia
West Virginia
Michigan
Ohio
K. and M
Charleston
Dante
Clinchfield Mining Company
A. J. Nunemaker
Ray Raney
New Straitsville
Neilsonville
Columbus
Hartman Farm
James Davis
Judge Wright
State Birthway Department
Lovan
Leonard Funeral Home
Logan man charged with intoxication arraigned in Laurelville
Lehman Huston of Sams Creek was arraigned before Mayor Clay Reichelder after a Tuesday evening arrest by Sheriff Joe Farbearn and Deputy Newton Spencer. His guilty plea led to a $10 fine and court costs.
Walter Derr Mrs Riggs and Mrs Gerald W Lanning
Walter Derr, Mrs Riggs and Mrs Gerald W Lanning are named in the readable portion of the notice and appear as party signatories or subjects in the segment. The brief item lists these individuals in relation to a local matter or action noted in the clip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Derr
Riggs
Gerald W. Lanning
Signs of Spring Report From Logan Wooded Walk
James Schultz observed flickers near Oak Grove Cemetery preparing a nest. He also saw a robin feeding on a caterpillar on a sunny day this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James Schultz
Oak Grove Cemetery
Legion Quota Nears Full in Eighth District
Eighth District of the American Legion reports 86.7 percent of the 1936 membership quota enrolled, with 2085 of 2406 members, for the week of Feb 21. Compare 1935 enrollment was 1574. district ranks third of eleven in Ohio. Posts close to quotas include Pomeroy Cheshire Somerset Lancaster Jackson Logan Gallipolis Murray City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
The
American Legion
B. A. Hall
Ohio
Pomeroy
Cheshire
Somerset
Lancaster
Jackson
Gallipolis
Murray City
Wesley Ogg Made Member of Kiwanis
The Kiwanis club welcomes Wesley Ogg as a new member due to Walter M. Haas illness. Fred B. Burchfield gives the formal welcome. Mrs C W Scheide Sr to host a dinner party at her EF Second St home next Tuesday. her husband recently retired as club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Walter M. Haas
Kiwanis Club
Wesley Ogg
Fred B. Burchfield
C. W. Scheide
Second St
Brights Welcome Daughter in Ironton Family News
Logan News reports the birth of a daughter to the Rev and Mrs Warren Bright of Ironton. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Warren Bright Sr of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Warren Bright
Ironton
Logan High Band Parades to Raise Funds
Logan High School Band began a fundraising drive to collect 1200 dollars for finishing equipment. The group paraded on Main Street to spark interest, led by Betty Earich, Betty Hall, and Glenn Shriner with others soliciting in the business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High School
Main St
Betty Earich
Betty Hall
Glenn Shriner
Melrose Harbaugh
EB. Li Long
Ward
Adult Education Group Organizes Evening Classes
Logan sees an Adult Education Committee meeting at the Junior High Building on Friday at 7 o clock to organize classes. Prof Miles Ayraham from Ohio State University will teach English composition literature Shakespeare US history sociology economics and Bible study. Arrangements are led by Miss Janet White Rev C M Lever and Mrs Mabel Saunders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan- General Adult Education Committee
Miles Ayraham
Ohio State University
United States
Janet White
C. M. Lever
Mabel Saunders
Brown daughter adds grandparents in Logan birth note
The Logan city birth notice reports the baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Brown born Sunday now with additional grandparents listed as Mrs. Vance Brian Mrs. Alice White and G. W. Miller all of Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James Brown
This City
Vance Brian
Alice White
G. W. Miller
Debris Cleanup In Logan After Rainfall
Rainfall Tuesday and Wednesday aided debris removal from streets and sidewalks. Service department workers used the flusher on main streets and several intersecting streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Service Department
Ohio State Professor to Speak at Local High School Event
Arrangements are made for a meeting at the Senior High building this evening with Prof. Do. A. Norman of Ohio State University as the principal speaker on Producers and Consumers Cooperatives. George E. Bryant will discuss The Adult Education Movement in America. Music by the Senior Junior High Orchestra and performances by Eugene Carpenter and Earl Worthman of Enterprise.
Granges Aid Home and Farm Accident Campaign
Nine Granges in Hocking County participate in a Red Cross safety drive. Grange lecturers will present talks to promote accident prevention. James R. Smoot is named chairman of the speakers group by county deputy Arlie Brimner and assists extension agent Harold Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
The
Red Cross
Arlie Brimner
James R. Smoot
Harold Chambers
Brimner
Deficiency Funding Bill Fails in House Finance Panel
In Columbus the proposed deficiency funding and bond refunding bill backed by major cities did not win approval in the House Finance Committee yesterday. The note adds that England's first coffee house was run by a man named Jacobs in Oxford in 1650.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
House
England
Jacobs
Oxford
Allen enters Republican race for county commissioner
R E Allen, of Front Street, enters the Republican nomination for county commissioner. He previously lived in Starr Township where he owned a farm and this marks his first candidacy for public office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
R. E. Allen
Front St
Allen
Starr Township
Mrs T B Trowbridge Injured In Union Furnace Fall
Mrs T B Trowbridge of Union Furnace fell at her home on Monday evening and sustained a minor fracture to the knee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
T. B. Trowbridge
Union Furnace
Pine Tree Removed From Worthington Park Season Tie
Final evidence of the holiday season vanished this week as the large pine tree at Worthington Park was removed, ending a long standing seasonal display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Worthington Park
Enrollees Hospitalized After Camp Logan Visit
Disjointed report notes Richard enrolled Camp Vinton sent to Cherrington Hospital for nine day operation while another enrollee with tonsillitis treated at Camp Logan. David Hutchinson in favorable condition after operation. Mrs Jane Vernon of Newville visits brother William Davies. Paper discusses Helingahalus combs at tablet table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Richard
Camp Vinton
Cherrington Hospital
Bro
David Hutchinson
Jane Vernon
Newville
William Davies
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C. Babbyson
Wood Bowen
William King
Howard Rolaten
Eher Mowery
PZ. Club
Ray McGovern
FE. Z. Bridge Club
W. D. Thurness
Elizabeth Rempel
Edward Jones
Priscilla Club
Amos L. Heyvde
United Brethren Church
Carrol Book Reviewed
NEW York Central South
Chesapeake & Oid
Baltimore
National Limited
Daii Forest
Diplomat
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Sian
Oxfords
Athens
W.H. Gaffney
Logan High
Kiwanis
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