Legion Post in Logan Plans Banquet for Junior Baseball Participants
Preliminary plans for the American Legion Junior Baseball banquet in Logan on March 28 invite all District 8 junior teams active last year. The Legion Auxiliary will serve dinner followed by a program. The 1938 district champions will receive a trophy, and the 1939 district winner trophy will be displayed. Seven teams are expected: Somerset, Crooksville, Junction City, New Lexington, Amanda, Oak Hill, and Logan, with hopes for more posts and a larger tournament audience.
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Logan
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
E. L. Eveland
Crooksville
City
Somerset
Junction City
New Lexington
Amanda
Oak Hill
Department
Eli Jensen
State Athletic Committee
Two Staff Members Report to Auditor
Auditor-elect Kenneth Fitzgerald prepares to take office on March 13 as two staff members report to the auditor for instructions. Ralph Moorhead and Mrs. Ada Hoskins will be deputies, and Virgil Hite Gore will assume duties as sealer of weights and measures in the county.
Lucas Files Application to Become U.S. Citizen
Bernard A Lucas of Murray City filed his naturalization petition. Born January 22 1890 in Eisenach Thuringia Germany he arrived in New York March 27 1909 and worked as a miner in Ward Township. He is married with four children.
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Logan
Bernard Alfred Lucas
Murray City
United States
Eisenach Thuringia
Germany
New York
Ward Township
Logan Party Prepares Departure From Miami
Dr M H Cherrington reports from Miami that the party will soon depart for Logan. Dr and Mrs Cherrington and Dr C F Acker have stayed there for a month.
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Logan
M. H. Cherrington
Miami, Fla
Judge Grants Settlement of Damage Claim in Evans Estate
Judge E. L. Ewing approved a $475 settlement for the damage claim filed by Henry Kammerling as administrator of Elizabeth Evans estate against D W Gathers of Logan. Evans was fatally struck by Gathers vehicle while crossing the Hunter Street Market Street intersection.
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Logan
E. L. Ewing
Henry Kammerling
Elizabeth Evans
D. W. Gathers
Funeral Services for Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Spencer Thursday
Funeral services will be held at 2 p m Thursday at Heinlein Funeral Home for Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Spencer 68 wife of D N Doc Spencer who died Sunday night. Survived by husband a son Charles Spencer Sugar Grove and a daughter Mrs Inez Nutter Lancaster burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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Logan
Heinlein
Sarah Elizabeth Spencer
D. N
Doc” Spencer
Spencer
Charles Spencer
Sugar Grove
Inez Nutter
Lancaster
Fairview Cemetery
Returns To Logan for First Visit in 33 Years
Trenton Huls, once from Logan and now in California, arrived Monday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Huls and relatives. He left Ohio 33 years ago as a child and is a cousin of Fred Huls, son of the late William Huls.
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Logan
Trenton
Huls
California
Fred E. Huls
Mr. Huls
Ohio
William Huls
Fred Huls
Brehms Attend Bricker Reception at Mansion
Dr. and Mrs. Walter F. Brehm will attend a reception hosted by Governor and Mrs. Bricker at the mansion from 9 to 12 on Thursday. The event is for members of the Ohio House of Representatives and their wives.
New Water Well Tested at Logan Plant
A test run of the new Logan water plant well occurred Sunday and Monday. The pump house completion is announced by Service Director R. R. Loomis and the facility is ready for service.
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Logan
R. R. Loomis
Fire at Rutter Home Causes Curtain Blaze
A curtain fire at Walter Rutter's new West Logan residence Monday caused slight damage. The blaze was extinguished before it could spread.
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Logan
Walter Rutter
West Logan
Logan City Area Is Largest in County
Statistics from Treasurer Robert N. White show Logan occupies 891 acres, the largest in the county. Murray City is next at 57 acres, followed by Laurelville at 36 acres.
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Logan City
Logan
Robert N. White
Murray City
Laurelville
Haydenville Plant Receives New Pug Mill
A National Fireproofing Co. plant unit 1 pug mill arrived Sunday at Haydenville and will take about three weeks to install. The equipment signals preparations to put Unit 1 in operation soon, with both units operating to address local employment needs.
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LOGAN
National Fireproofing Co
Haydenville
Logan Brief Social Notes
American Legion Auxiliary met Monday evening with business led by Mrs. Walter Huffman. Twenty one Pocahontas Degree team members presented The Reconstruction of the Flag wearing costumes. Plans discussed for a banquet honoring junior baseball players on March 28.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Walter Huffman
Pocahontas
American Legion
Earl Roberts
Irman Powers
Columbus
Powers
Joe Rowley
J. D. Wells
Harry Thomas
Clarence Thompson
Rowley
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Trips
Miss Duane Rita Emish of Nelsonville visited with Mr and Mrs Stanley W Baker in town over the weekend and travelled to Columbus Sunday to see Miss Mary Baker and Mrs C W Gordon. Mrs George Schwenke returned from a month in Florida with the Paul Cole family. Della Webb visited Circleville with Bernadine Lutz. Mrs Ernest Brown of Fort Worth Texas stays with Mr and Mrs James Brown near Logan and plans a Mich visit to Mt Pleasant before returning. W E Evans of Carbon Hill was a Logan visitor Monday. Mrs Elizabeth Forwick returned from seven weeks in Florida with sister Mrs Louise Moore of Akron and now stays with Mr and Mrs W D Braddock.
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Duane Rita Emish
Nelsonville
Stanley W. Baker
Columbus
Mr. Baker
Mary Baker
Baker
C. W. Gordon
George Schwenke
Florida
Paul Cole
Della Webb
Circleville
Bernadine Lutz
Ernest Brown
Ft. Worth
Tex
James Brown
Logan
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
W. E. Evans
Carbon Hill
Elizabeth Forwick
Louise Moore
Akron
Forwick
W. D. Braddock
Warner Ave
Lacocks Attend Chillico Tea Hosted by Century Club
Dr and Mrs W B Lacock visited Chillico on Saturday afternoon where Mrs Lacock attended a tea hosted by the Century Club as a guest of Mrs H R Garmhausen formerly of the city. Music division of the Circleville Monday Club contributed a musical offering.
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W. B. Lacock
Chillico
Choir Festival Attended by Local Presbyterian Choir
Dr and Mrs C A Gaffin Mr and Mrs Charles Achauer Mrs Harriett Weymueller and William G Martin attended the choir festival at Capital University Sunday afternoon. These people are members of the First Presbyterian Choir here.
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C. A. Gaffin
Charles Achauer
Harriett Weymueller
William G. Martin
Capital University
First Presbyterian Choir
Colds and Flu Keep Many Out of School
Influenza and colds keep many students home in Logan with Senior High School hardest hit on Monday at about 75 absences. Junior High shows better numbers with 56 absences Monday and 89 Friday. Seventh grade pupils report 36 absences. most cases mild requiring only a few days off. Grade pupils are less affected than high schools.
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Logan
H. E. Kirk
Logans Kiwanis to hear civic duties talk
Logan will host Frank B Pauley of the Ohio State Council of Retail Merchants to address the Kiwanis Club Tuesday evening on Civic Responsibilities. Arrangements were made by Arthur Gasser and Harry Reichley. R L James received an invitation to attend Perry County American Legion in New Lexington on March 6 with Eli Jensen to be guest of honor.
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Logan
Frank B. Pauley
Ohio State Council of Retail Merchants
Kiwanis Club
Arthur Gasser
Harry Reichley
R. L. James
American Legion
Perry County
New Lexington
Eli Jensen
Inspection car of C. and O. Railroad visits Logan
An inspection car from the C. and O. Railroad stopped in Logan on Monday for the service of local employees.
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Logan
C. and O. Railroad
Judge Awards $50 Attorney Fees in Boyer Divorce
Judge Phil Henderson approved Saturday attorney fees of fifty dollars in the divorce case of Vivian Boyer versus Vernon Boyer.
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LOGAN
Phil Henderson
Vivian Boyer
Vernon Boyer
Honor Birthdays at Millfield Route Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Vollie Trace hosted a birthday gathering at their Millfield Route home in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Shearley Northrop of Glouster. Dinner was served at noon with music by Darrell Withem and family including violin pieces by Darrell and guitar by his five year old son Billy.
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Millfield
Vollie Trace
Shearley Northrop
Glouster
Trace
Darrell Withem
Withem
Billy
Mary Withem
William Barrowman
Jacksonville
Shearley Northup
Junior
June
Mary
Hunterdon
Jack Gleason
Cupid Is Shy Philadelphia marriage licenses drop in 1938
Philadelphia issued 12 885 marriage licenses in 1938 the lowest since 1933 amid comparisons to 14 103 in 1937 13 388 in 1936 and 13 671 in 1934. Village of Jacksonville Ohio sells 3 200 in bonds bids due March 10 1939 at 12 noon EST.
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Philadelphia
Jacksonville
Ohio
William C. Hilt
Athens
State of
Beauty for the Asking at the Athena
Lucille Ball leads in RKO Radios beauty romance drama Beauty for the Asking at the Athena Wednesday. Patric Knowles Donald Woods and Frieda Inescort co star in a tale of love money and ambition set in the beauty business with Glenn Tryon directing.
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RKO Radio
the Athena
Lucille Ball
Patric Knowles
Donald Woods
Frieda Inescort
Miss Ball
Knowles
Woods
Miss Inescort
Inez Courtney
Leona Marile
Frances Mercer
Whitney Bourne
Ann Evers
Glenn Tryon
Funeral attendance and local notices in Point Rock area
Residents attended Harley Wiseman’s funeral in Wilkesville with Masonic and American Legion ceremonies led by Reverend Woltz. Burial followed at Salem Center Cemetery. Local updates include multiple business visits, grange activities, hay haulings, and the annual financial report for Fairfield Township.
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Point Rock
Harley Wiseman
Wilkesville
Masonic Order
American Legion
Reverend Woltz
Salem Center
Ray Halliday
Pomeroy
Laurel Grange
Mendel Jordan
Columbia Grange
Meigs County Pomona Grange
Lena Knapp
Francis
Lewis McLaughlin
J. E. Mulholand
Earl Arbaugh
J. E. Radekin
James Nicholson
Dexter
Albert Caster
Salem
Radekin
Radek
Logan Auto Tags Go On Sale March First
Logan will open sales for 1939 auto tags on March 1 at the Republican office with 3200 plate sets in Y H Y J and Y L series. Deputy registrar Fred E. Hull said tags become usable after March 10 and require the old bill of sale or title at application. Transfers of 1938 tags handled by Miss Marie Lines at the chamber of commerce through March 10.
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Logan
Fred E. Hull
Marie Lines
Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Huls
Hull
Frank Harden
Pauline Robey
Pastor Ready To Start Revival Sunday In Logan
LOGAN Rev. C. B. Clendenen of the Church of the Nazarene is recovering from influenza and set to open a revival Sunday evening with evangelist Rev. Mason Lee from Huntington West Virginia arriving to preach Monday. Services run through March 19. LOGAN Miss Catherine Ford returns to school after several days of influenza.
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Logan
Catherine Ford
Clarence Ford
Youth Rallies of U B Church Start at Gore Thursday Night
Logan district United Brethren Church opens youth rally series with Rev. T C Gregory in Gore. Mrs L W Tuttle directs singing with the Arnett sisters and Inboden duo providing music. Rev E E Harris delivers principal address and Rev E B White leads devotions.
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U. B
Gore
Logan
United Brethren Church
Logan District
T. C. Gregory
Gibisonville
L. W. Tuttle
Ross Anderson
Kathryn Mathias
Margaret Rose Mathias
Leota Later
Pauline Kuhn
Union Furnace
Earl Bender
New York
Gertrude Carpenter
Enterprise
Florence Edwards
Carpenter
Bender
Harris
Logan United Brethren Church
Merle Holcombe
Bremen
Harold Brian
Helen Allen
Enterprise United Brethren Church
Mrs Shaw Resigns County School Office Post
Mrs Wayne Couden Shaw resigns as secretary in the county school office this Saturday. Miss Josephine Keck begins learning duties to assume the role. Mrs Shaw plans to join her husband in McArthur to establish a new home.
Alimony Ordered in Strous Case by Judge Henderson
Temporary alimony set in the case of Dorothy Strous versus Marvin Strous. Defendant to pay $3 weekly for child support and $25 for plaintiff expenses as directed by Judge Phil Henderson on Saturday.
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Logan
Dorothy Strous
Marvin Strous
Phil Henderson
Students To Present Music and Drama at Assembly
Logan English and Latin department junior high announces a Friday afternoon program of music and drama. Miss Della Webb, Miss Ruth Armstrong, and Miss Mary Lemon supervise. Students study Latin songs and Roman history to costume scenes from Julius Caesar with humorous skits included.
Stanso Trade Mark Laxative Tablets Ad
An orange color laxative tablet marketed as a pleasant substitute for cal omel. It claims to relieve constipation and deliver a feeling of betterment by morning after taking one tablet at night. Advises asking your druggist.
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Stanso
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