Logan Commerce Group outlines ten point program drive
Logan chamber of commerce officers and directors unveil a ten point program to boost Logan and surrounding area. Objectives include attracting new industries, developing Logan as a trading center, promoting tourism, improving farm practices, encouraging home building, promoting Logan made products, improving roads, assisting civic enterprises, stabilizing industrial employment, and offering membership services. The program is part of a ongoing membership campaign led by Charles Pratt.
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Logan
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Charles Pratt
Ohio
Pratt
Chamber of
Logan Chamber of Commerce to Ratify Two Amendments
Logan chamber members gather in the assembly room Friday at 8 pm to ratify two constitutional amendments. The measures create a junior section and add a farm member to the board after an earlier January discussion and strong member support.
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Logan
Logan Chamber of Commerce
James D. Wells
Chamber of Commerce
Logan Social Notes Highlight Local Club Meetings
Logan society notes report the Among Ourselves Club luncheon at the White House with Ida Steinman hosting and a flower choice of carnation during a business session led by Mrs. Rudolph Brandt. Also noted are Eastern Star inspection, Sigma Phi Gamma sorority meetings, a marriage announcement for Helen Bright Kraft, and activities of Tourist Book Club and Women's Home Missionary Society with readings, piano honors, and community service details.
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Logan
White House
Ida
Steinman
Rudolph Brandt
Aldrich
Rot Crawford
William Wetherill
Columbus
Howard Ralston
Ada Krieg
Minette
Mary McCray
Charlies Bright
E. Main St
Helen
Morton W. Kraft
Ashland, Ky
First Christian Church
Joseph S. Faulconer
Ony
W. Kraft
Parkersburg
W. Va
Haydenville Bridge Club Honors at Matheny Home
Tuesday Contract members and guests in Logan were entertained by Mrs Clarence Matheny at her Haydenville home. Three bridge tables determined club awards won by Mrs W D Bassett and Mrs Clarence Schempp. Guest high scores earned by Mrs M H Cherrington and Mrs D O Davis. Other guests included Mrs Dallas Kinser, Mrs W D Braddock and Mrs James Krieg. A two course lunch closed the evening.
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Fred Burchfield
Church St
Forest Weinrich
Charles Eberst
Maude
Journal of
Maude Rittenhouse
Richard Lee Stout
Harley Ellinger
Howard Kirk
Walter Leonard
James Rutgers
Howard Saxton
James Winters
Fanny Spears
Rudolph Hankison
Thomas Bender
Walter Haas
Logan
Clarence Matheny
Haydensville
W. D. Bassett
Clarence Schempp
M. H. Cherrington
D. O. Davis
Dallas Kinser
W. D. Braddock
James Krieg
Hostess Hosts Club Gathering at Mrs Howard White Home
Mrs. Howard White acted as hostess to her contract club at her Warner Avenue home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Francis Myers attended as a guest to the gathering with others from the local club circle.
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Howard White
Warner Ave
Francis Myers
One Pound Lemon on Exhibition in Logan
A lemon weighing one pound from a Marion Township tree owned by Stanton Palmer is shown in Hammon Bros. window on Main St Logan. It was the sole fruit of 42 that matured on the tree. Palmer seasons the tree outdoors in summer and indoors in winter.
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Logan
Stanton Palmer
Marion Township
Hammon Bros
Main St
Palmer
Feather sustains hand injury requiring medical care
Mrs. Don W. Feather of S Market Street punctured her left hand with a needle Tuesday evening. The next morning the wound became infected and medical treatment was needed.
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Logan
Don W. Feather
S. Market St
Conservation meeting set in Logan for Hocking County
Residents of Logan Hocking County may speak on conservation questions at a 7 o clock March 4 meeting at the chamber of commerce assembly room. Don Waters outlines a 15 point program and a county conservation committee will be formed with a sportsman and a farmer named to the district committee.
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Logan — Hocking County
Chamber of Commerce
Don Waters
Co. L. Stofe
Hocking County
Edward Eberst
Kansans Show Interest in Bob Taft Visit
An oil associate from Logan Oklahoma writes from Kellegee to Robert A Taft seeking guidance on presidential candidates. He notes Taft recently visited Oklahoma and that Republicans are back in line. He doubts Texas will back the New Deal and calls for change in the national administration.
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Logan
C. H. Bell
Kelligee
Okla
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
Thomas E. Dewey
Oklahoma
Texas
White House
Glenford and Shawnee In Class B Tournament
Logan observers speculate on a Glenford versus Shawnee Class B sectional final after Shawnee edged Glenford 43 to 41 in Perry County. Harriss hit the final basket to decide the recent hectic race as both teams chase undefeated eliminations.
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Logan
Glenford
Shawnee
Perry County
Pioneer Youth Group Set to Meet Monday in Logan
The Pioneer Youth group of the county will meet at 7 o clock next Monday evening at the American Legion Hall. They will entertain the Ohio University Youth Group and the Athens County Youth Group. The program includes music by Clarence Arbell a reading by Mary Masure a talk by James R Smoot and a play by local members. Paul Woltz and his jug band will perform for dancing with Sheriff Joe Farbearn as the caller.
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Logan — Pioneer
American Legion Hall
Ohio University
Athens County
Clarence Arbell
Mary Masure
James R. Smoot
Paul Woltz
Joe Farbearn
Students To Be Tuberculin Tested In County Schools
All Union Furnace and Rockbridge high school students will be tuberculin tested on Tuesday March 5 announced by the health department. Other county high schools will have tests on dates to be announced later. Athletes already underwent testing at season start as part of the TB control campaign.
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Logan
Union Furnace
Rockbridge
Health Department
Licensed To Marry Logan and Turner Pair
Carl Carpenter age 23 a miner of Nelsonville and Faye Turner age 17 of Logan were granted a marriage license and Frank St. Clair officiated the ceremony Wednesday in a small local rite.
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Logan
Carl Carpenter
Miner
Nelsonville
Lute Carpenter
Faye Turner
Lawrence Turner
Frank St. Clair
Fish and Game Men Plan Seafood Dinner
Local sportsmen target Falls Mill dam on the Hocking River as a top state project. The Hocking County Fish and Game Association holds its spring meeting March 15 with a seafood dinner. committee members include Harry Shaw James Hutchinson Okey Bartholomew Belford Harburger and C S Chidister.
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Logan
Falls Mill
Hocking River
Hocking County
Arrangements Completed For Class B Sectional Tourney
Logan prepares for the Class B sectional tournament starting Friday evening. Fred Burchfield overseeing planning as eight of 15 teams appear. Opening games include Crooksville vs Racine, Jacksonville Trimble vs Rio Grande, Troy vs Shawnee, and Middleport vs Gibisonville on an hourly schedule.
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Logan
Fred Burchfield
Manor
Crooksville
Racine
Jacksonville-Trimble
Rio Grande
Troy
Shawnee
Middleport
Gibisonville
Hocking ‘County
Athens ‘County
Mrs England Dies in West
Mary Wolfe England age 90 widow of William N. England formerly of Logan died Tuesday at her home in Hutchinson Kansas. She leaves three sisters Sarah M. Fry Denver Fofie Wolfe Hutchinson and Mrs John Dougherty Logan and many Hocking County relatives. Funeral services by Rev Cecil Harding Jones will be held at Woodard Funeral Home at 2 30 with burial beside her husband in Logan's old cemetery.
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Logan
Mary Wolfe England
William N. England
Hutchinson
Kaw
Sarah M. Fry
Denver
Effie Wolfe
John Dougherty
Hocking County
England
Cecil Harding Jones
Woodard Funeral Home
Distribution of surplus in Hocking County Friday
Everett Jacoby relief director announces Friday distribution of surplus commodities in Hocking County. About 4,500 pounds of flour and 1,500 pounds of beans will be handed out. Relief clients will collect at the regular distribution sites rather than the warehouse as in past weeks.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Everett Jacoby
Logan High School library lends 1084 books in February
Circulation by Mary Taggart Blasius shows 1084 books drawn by Logan High School students in February. Of these 895 were fiction, 135 non fiction and the rest periodicals. Also, Mrs. Ross Adcock was hospitalized in Columbus for an appendicitis operation.
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Logan
Logan High School
Mary Taggart Blasius
Ross Adcock
Columbus
Slagle Seeks Place in Republican General Assembly Race
Craig Slagle a former novelty store operator circulates petitions to qualify for the Republican primary for Representative to the General Assembly. The only other declared candidate so far is incumbent Robert M. Betz.
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Gallipolis
Craig Slagle
General Assembly
Robert M. Betz
Illness leads to leg amputation of former resident
Friends in Gallipolis report Mrs. Walter G. Wheaton formerly of this city is seriously ill in a Columbus hospital. One leg has been amputated due to diabetes and the other is said to be affected.
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Gallipolis
Walter G. Wheaton
Columbus
Growers Improve Livestock Quality in Hocking County
Purebred livestock in Hocking County expands as growers join James R. Smoots program to boost cattle quality. Buyers including Harold Nihiser William Hohn Fred Thrush Andrew Risch and others acquire herefords shorthorns and Aberdeen Angus bulls cows and heifers from farms in McConnelsville Williamsport Good Hope Township and Athens County. Smoot calls this a solid start with continued purchases and newborn herd plans including Guernseys.
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Logan
Hocking County
James R. Smoot
Harold Nihiser
William Hohn
Rockbridge
Fred Thursh
Herman
Mr. Thrush
Andrew Risch
Good Hope Township
Curtis Richardson and Son
McConnelsville
Fred Bailey
Floyd Brown
Marion Township
B. SC. Carpenter
Williamsport
W. R. Brandt
Athens County
Calvin Poling
Marion
Edward Risch
Enterprise
Smoot
Paul Shaw
50 Children Receive Diphtheria Toxin Immunization
Immunization against diphtheria was administered at Rockbridge by the county health department on Tuesday. Forty four school children and six preschool children received the treatment after recent diphtheria cases increased public awareness of vaccination as a preventive measure.
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Logan
Rockbridge
County Health Department
Logan Reserves Capture Southeastern Ohio League Title
Logan Chieftains reserves dominated the season with a 8 win 1 loss record in the Southeastern Ohio League. They scored 241 points while holding opponents to 137, while the team overall tallied 284 points and allowed 280.
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LOGAN
Logan Chieftains
Mrs. Leon Woodard Suffers Left Arm Fracture
Mrs. Leon Woodard of Union Furnace fractured her left arm near the wrist when she tripped on a rug and fell about noon Wednesday. She was taken to Cherrington Hospital for treatment and later went to the home of Mrs. Iva Woodard in the city.
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Logan
Leon Woodard
Union Furnace
Cherrington Hospital
Iva Woodard
Huge Bell lease well in Kansas yields high capacity
Logan C. H. Bell, a local oil operator, reports a Kansas lease well with potential 7070 barrels daily. Son Harry Bell of Mt. Pleasant, Michigan, partners on the 160 acre Ellsworth county tract. Drilling continues to 3500 feet to reach pay sand. The domestic hen eats stones to aid digestion.
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Logan
C. H. Bell
Kansas
Harry Bell
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Ellsworthcounty
Michigan
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