Four County Class B Tournament Signups At Logan
Local officials announced a Class B tournament with teams from Adams Pickaway and neighboring counties including Junction City Glenford and Crooksville. Drawings set for Sunday at the senior high. games begin Thursday at 7 p m with four contests Friday and semifinals Saturday.
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Logan
Haney
Ironton
Claude Sheets
Dick Johnson
Initiatory ScoutMeeting Enrolls Nine New Members
Group 160 of Boy Scouts held an initiatory meeting at First Presbyterian Church Tuesday night enrolling nine new Scouts Dick Shide VarI Mock Ben Wellman Paul Stump Joe Matheny Vance Stewart Paul Cline Robert Brown and Eldon Carr A motion picture on Scout work was shown.
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T He First Presbyterian Church
Falls Trustees To Consider Constable Resignation
Falls Township trustees will meet Saturday to decide on the resignation of Constable Walter Barnes. A canvass suggests the resignation will be accepted and a successor named at once after Judge Harley M. Whitcraft assessed a fine following a guilty plea to an indictment from the last grand jury.
Coaching applicants reach Superintendent Carr
Two more applications for the coaching post were received by Superintendent G. E. Carr on Tuesday. One applicant is Ray Miller of Cadiz and the other is Coach Severns of Chardon.
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Logan
G. E. Carr
Ray Miller
Cadiz
Coach Severns
Chardon
Accidental Shooting Determination in Schein Death
Coroner Vance Brian ruled Floyd Schein of Laurel Township died in an accidental shooting on February 1. Officials had withheld finding to allow investigation into the slaying. The father Homer Schein said the shotgun fired by him was accidental, a point corroborated by officials.
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Logan
Vance Brian
Floyd Schein
Laurel Township
Brian
Schein
Homer Schein
Bond sale at Logan post office announced
Logan New United States Savings Bonds go on sale Friday at the Logan Post Office, stated acting postmaster C Wood Bowen. Bonds mature in ten years and can increase purchaser’s capital by one third. full information available at the post office.
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Logan
United States Savings
C. Wood Bowen
Bowen
150 Men Employed At Lost Run Mine
Logan Cottingham Mine in Lost Run is in operation with about 150 men employed. Early restart faced difficulties due to long idleness but improved conditions have lifted daily tonnage to 350 tons. More workers are being called to join from time to time. The mine lies in the New Straitsville District.
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Lost Run
New Straitsville
Medical Treatments For Local Residents At Prominent Hospitals
Ralph Howe of this city was taken to the Mt. Vernon Sanitarium on Tuesday for treatment after several weeks of declining health. He was accompanied by H. J. Stevenson. Mrs. Alice Vore and her daughter Mary Vore traveled to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore for eye trouble requiring care.
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Logan Ralph Howe
Mt. Vernon Sanitarium
H. J. Stevenson
Logan
Alice Vore
Mary Vore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Relief Warehouse Becomes Distribution Center in Hocking County
In Logan, a new surplus commodity distribution plan starts today directing relief families to the South Mulberry Street warehouse. This week deliveries include 5,000 pounds of fresh beef 70 cases of canned roast beef and 38 cases of evaporated milk. Police also fined four overtime parkers on Main Street with costs suspended and a warning to the mayor to tighten future parking enforcement.
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Logan
Hocking County
Chester Miller
South Mulberry Street
Main Street
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Snowstorm Forces City and State Crews into Action
In Hocking County a Tuesday snowfall prompted city workers and the state highway department to deploy trucks for hauling ashes to hazardous spots on streets and highways.
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Logan
Hocking County
Silken Spindles Continue in a Cold Street Scene
Gale helps Mary Cassidy and her children after they are turned out by family. Mary resists leaving her possessions, while neighbors offer shelter and storage. Gale ensures Mary and kids will go home with Phil, and workers move Mary’s belongings to safety as a plan unfolds.
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Mary Cassidy
Phil
Ruthie Cassidy
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Joe
O. K
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Bike race broadcast and Friday radio highlights
A six day bike race broadcast on WJZ NBC plans a bicycle mounted setup to let Announcer Charles O Connor ride the ring and discuss with racers. Friday features include WEAF NBC 11 am Music Appreciation Hour and WABC CBS 3:15 New Minneapolis Symphony series with 5:45 Betty Barthell and more.
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Merry Minstrels
Rudy Vallee
Showboat
Whiteman Music Hall
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Weafnbc
Music Appreciation Hour
WJZ
Music Guild
Minneapolis Symphony
Betty Barthell
U.S. Marine Band
al Pearce
His
Friday Radio Schedule Highlights From 3 PM On
A detailed Friday programming slate lists segments from 3:00 PM Vic and Sade to 5:00 PM Adventure Hour. Also includes Ma Perkins Eddie Birnbryer Betty and Bob and various musical acts.
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Vic and Sade
Ma Perkins
Eddie Birvbryer
Betty and
Bob
Mary Alcott
Mary Sothern
Colonel Cooks
Lady
Jack Armstrong
The
Lowell Thomas
Paul Pierson
Orch
Lum
Abner
Smilin
Ed McConnell
Marine Band
Eddie Birnbryer
Charlie Kent
Dorohea Ponce
Tom Mix
Stamp Club of the Air
the Norsemen
Bob Newhall
Red Davis
Alexander Presbyterian dinner moved to Athens Albany road church
Albany report corrects venue for the Alexander Presbyterian congregation benefit dinner to be held at the church on the Athens Albany Road rather than the Athens Pomeroy route. Logan Odd Fellows district meeting in Millersport featured Rolland Bright and Willis Lehman with Bright as grand patriarch on the program.
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Alexander Presbyterian
Athens-Albany
Athens-Pomeroy Road
Logan
Odd Fellows
Millersport
Ludge
Rolland Bright
Willis Lehman
Bright
Ohio Lodge
Shell-Shocked War Veteran Hangs Self in Salt Creek Township
Logan. Chandler J. Behmer, 37, a shell shocked World War veteran, died by hanging near his Sams Creek home in Salt Creek Township about 8 am Wednesday. He had influenza two weeks and had previously survived a wartime gunshot injury. His wife found his body after a search, along a snow path to two overlapping trees. He left behind a wife, three young children, two brothers and two sisters in Columbus.
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Logan—Chandler J. Behmer
Sams Creek
Salt Creek Township
Joe Farbear
Vance Brian
Behemer
Columbus
Longley's Football Record Sets High Tone for Next Coach
Logan notes the L. H. & coaching vacancy comes with a strong record to match. Over four years John Longley led the program to 26 victories 10 defeats and 4 ties. In the last two seasons only a late 1933 loss to champion Middleport marred the record.
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Logan
L. H
John Longley
Middleport
Fourth Grade Students Tour The Athens Messenger Plant
Ten fourth grade students from The Plains School visited The Athens Messenger plant on Wednesday afternoon escorted by student teacher Miss Ethel Gray. The article notes birds’ speed was measured by airplanes flying alongside them and reports the plane’s speed indicator as the measure of the bird and plane together.
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Plains School
Athens Messenger
Ethel Gray
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Tonic Endorsed
An advertisement cites George E. Cleaveland of Joliet Illinois praising Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic for run down, indigestion, and skin blemishes from poor blood. The ad lists sizes and prices and offers free medical advice from Dr. Pierce's Clinic in Buffalo New York.
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George E. Cleaveland
Joliet St
Joliet, Ill
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
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