Forestry Plans Promoted at Logan Institute Sessions
Logan Farmers Institute sets January 19 and 20 at the McKinley Clubrooms to discuss forestry with four student groups from Webb Summit West Logan Calico Ridge and Nickel Plate, plus a poster contest and guest lecturers from North Canton and Hocking County. Marion Township hosts a forestry and soil conservation film event led by James R. Smoot with a motion picture. Additional farm subjects winter meetings are planned.
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North Canton
Hocking County
Logan Kiwanis Club
Marion Township
James R. Smoot
Smoot
First arrest in 1939 in Hocking County
Clem Swalbach of Salt Creek Township was charged with intoxication. Deputy Nellis Smith arrested him Sunday and he was arraigned Tuesday before Magistrate S B Whitehart, fined five dollars plus costs.
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Logan
Hocking County
Clem Swalbach
Salt Creek Township
Nellis Smith
S. B. Whitehart
Logan October Term Adjourned as January Term Convened
Judge Phil Henderson adjourned the October term Monday when the January term was convened. Civil and criminal dockets were materially reduced during the last term of court.
Logan Falls Township Trustees Reelect Officers
Logan Falls Township trustees held an organization meeting on Tuesday with Charles Frasure re elected president Ray Snider chosen as vice president and C E Brehm named as the third member to complete the group.
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Logan—Falls
Charles Frasure
Ray Snider
C. E. Brehm
Logan to Host Dodd on Productivity Balance Sheets
D H Dodd state specialist will speak in Logan on Thursday about productivity balance sheets. The meeting begins at 9 30 in the probate court room and runs until 3.
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Logan
D. H. Dodd
Probate Court
Santa Claus actor to keep whiskers until 1940
C. H. Reichley of Benton Township plans to continue playing Santa Claus for the next two years and notes that a decision after that depends on voters. He previously vowed not to shave his whiskers until a Republican is elected president, with no change before 1940, as his natural whiskers already give him a Santa look.
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Logan
C. H. Reichley
Benton Township
Santa Claus
Reichley
Santa
Benton Township Man Reports to Jail for 30 Day Sentence
Logan L. L. Thomas reported to the county jail Monday evening to begin serving a 30 day sentence imposed by Judge Phil Henderson just before Christmas. He was allowed to spend the holiday season with his family before beginning the term.
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LOGAN
L. L. Thomas
Benton Township
Phil Henderson
Sun Glow Salesmen Meet in Logan for Luncheon and Plant Tour
Logan hosts Sun Glow Corporation salesmen from across the nation Thursday for a luncheon at the Sportsman and a tour of the local plant. Attendees will travel from Mansfield where another company unit operates.
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Logan
Sun Glow Corporation
Sportsman
Mansfield
Logan Gore Board Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The Logan Gore Board of Education held its annual organization meeting Monday evening naming Bryant Vanatta president, Rudd Summers vice president, and Virgil Hite clerk. Other members are Charles Alltop and Lon Arnett. Mrs. Margaret Geiger is employed temporarily to provide instrumental music instruction.
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Logan—Gore Board of Education
Bryant Vanatta
Rudd Summers
Virgil Hite
Charles Alltop
Lon Arnett
Margaret Geiger
Are To Use Cars Logan County Inauguration Train Question
In Logan County Republican leaders report many inquiries about a special train to Columbus for next Monday's inauguration. Arrangements were not made for a train from here as many people plan to travel by automobile. A grass fire on the Keller property at Warner Ave spread briefly on Tuesday afternoon but caused no reported loss.
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Logan
Columbus
Warner Ave
Keller
Ash Cave attendance climbs to new high in 1938
Logan Ash Cave recorded 85 107 visitors in 1938, a jump from 74 377 in 1937, with July busiest at 19 727. Outside-state visitors totaled 3 172 from 40 states plus D C and five foreign countries. West Virginia led with 813 guests.
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Logan—Ash Cave
Lewis Jones
West Virginia
Michigan
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Kentucky
New York
States
District of Columbia
England
Japan
Sweden
Costa Rica
Canada
Scotland
Starr-Washington District Adds Large New School Bus
Don Iles placed a new school bus in service for the Starr Washington School District this week. The bus seats 63 pupils and ranks among the largest in Hocking County.
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Logan
Starr-Washington
Don Iles
Hocking County
Carbon Hill Social And Personal Notes
Carbon Hill notes show visits and holidays among families in Seaman Logan Columbus Ypsilanti and Bremen. Names include Rashun Matheny Ross Blosser Keck Hubbard Johnson Sowers Coffee and Marshall. Local social exchanges wrap with distant relatives visiting and recovering from illness. Diamonds are the hardest of all minerals.
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Carbon Hill
Clarence Rashun
Seaman
Jerry Matheny
Eloise Rashun
Margaret Ross
Logan
Zoa Blosser
Pearl Keck
Charles Hubbard
Columbus
Earl Johnson
Leonard Mild
Ypsilanti
Mich
Frank Johnson
Glenn Sowers
Fred Coffee
Athens
Robert Johnson
Marshall
Bremen
Logan Couple Wed In Mt. Pleasant Episcopal Church
Miss Imogene Ruble and Mr. Jack E. Baker wed at 11 am in Mt. Pleasant Michigan the Rev Charles W Mackenzie officiated. The bride wore ivory satin with antique lace and a pearl tiara veil. Out-of-town guests included Baker and Ruble family members and Logan friends. The reception followed at St Johns Episcopal parish house. After Jan. 3 the couple will reside in Camden New Jersey where Baker works with RCA Victor.
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Logan
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Imogene Ruble
Roy Ruble
Jack E. Baker
Stanley Baker
Charles W. Mackenzie
Burl Purdy
Shelby
Marion Allen
Fraternity
Baker
The-Valley
Jean English
Johanna Hill
St. John’s Episcopal Parish House
Mary Frances Wonn
John Moore
Mary Baker
Don Baker
Westerville
Virginia French
Legion Plans Lunch For War Veterans
Logan Post American Legion held its first meeting of the new year to discuss a membership campaign. A lunch was arranged for the next meeting and Melrose Harbaugh and Harold W. Larimer were named to a committee to invite all World War veterans in the post area.
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Logan
Logan Post American Legion
Melrose Harbaugh
Harold W. Larimer
Post
Eight year old hurt in tricycle accident in Chauncey
Hurt child Hurt on New Tricycle. Eight year old Rosemary Shay, daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Shay of Chauncey, was brought to Cherrington Hospital Tuesday evening for a fractured elbow after falling from a Christmas tricycle. She returned home with her parents after treatment. Robert Schmitter ill in Columbus with son Ewald Schmitter and family here this winter.
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FE. A. Gutliph
Errol
Newark
Mary Gutliph
Syracuse
N. Y
Harry J. Stevenson
Logan
Rosemary Shay
Paul Shay
Chauncey
Cherrington Hospital
Robert Schmitter
Columbus
Ewald Schmitter
Fewer Marriage Licenses Issued in Hocking County 1938
Judge E L Ewing reports 1938 marriage licenses in Hocking County totaled 190, down from 201 in 1937 and 198 in 1936, reflecting a continuing decline in marriages.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
E. L. Ewing
Hocking County dealers sell 35 cars in December
Logan auto dealers reported 35 new car units sold in December, one more than November. Five trucks, one school bus, and the remainder passenger cars comprised the sales.
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Logan—Auto Dealers
Hocking County
Bernard Turner Dies At Columbus Hospital
Bernard Turner five year old son of Mr and Mrs Sam Lester Turner Haydenville died at Children s Hospital Columbus Monday The body was taken to Henry Shivers home in that village Tuesday He leaves two brothers Jackie and Bobbie besides his parents
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Logan—Bernard
Sam Lester Turner
Haydenville
Children's Hospital
Columbus
Henry Shivers
Jackie
Bobbie
Logan A marriage permit for Turney H. Mowery and Hazel Acker
A marriage permit was issued Monday to Turney H. Mowery 51 farmer of Blacklick and Hazel Acker 50 cook of Laue relville.
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Logan
Turney H. Mowery
Farmer
Blacklick
Hazel Acker
Cook
Lauerelville
New Year Party at Guysville Hosts and Guests
Margaret E Hayes hosted a luncheon and New Year gathering at her Guysville home. Attendees included Gertrude Ashcraft, Charles W Ogg, Madelon Jandes, James R Ogg, Margaret Jandes, Willard Frisby, Jean C Crawford, Freddie McBee, Allan R McCune, Robert M Chapman, Harold W Snow, Geneva Burk, Harold Harkins, the Hayes family, and Jimmy Hayes. Prizes went to Jean Crawford, Margaret Jandes, Ramie Ogg, Freddie McBee, and Madelon Jandes. Chinese checkers and contests provided entertainment.
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Guysville
Margaret E. Hayes
Gertrude Ashcraft
Charles W. Ogg
Madelon Jandes
James R. Ogg
Margaret Jandes
Willard Frisby
Jean C. Crawford
Freddie McBee
Allan R. McCune
Robert M. Chapman
Harold W. Snow
Geneva Burk
Harold Harkins
Margaret Hayes
K. W. Hayes
Jimmy Hayes
Jean McCune
Wilma Frisby
Virginia Coleman
Mary S. Jackson
Jean Crawford
Ramie Ogg
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Sun Glow
Ash Cave
Thurs
Greenblatt
Coats
Zenners
McHenry
Sterling and
Shagmoor Coats
America
Sues
Odd Lot
Brock
Paula Brooks
Lynbrook
McHenry's
the Quality Store
Athens, Ohio
Delphians
Delphian Chapter
Wellman Sisters
Spring St
Jesse Frasure
Jay Nimon
E. M. Martin
Anna Wellman
Massenet
Paul Monks
H. J. Unverzagt
E. O. Pettit
E. M. Godfrey
Walter Rochester
Charles Barker
Anna
Mayme
Emma Wellman
Martha E. Sniff
Union Furnace
Pocahontas Lodge
Prophetess
Edward Healey
Pocahontas
Alva Bray
Winonah
Earl Landis
Powhatan
Homer Blackstone
William Richardson
Charles Mock
Margaret Colomber
Ada Sheets
Ray Garverick
George Green
Opal Iles
Katie Walker
Jennie Goodlve
Byron Waldron
Fred Eastman
Jake Robb
Dora Sweazy
John Conkle
Mary Hiles
George Dixon, Buchtel
Tobacco Road
Thelma Keyes
Marie Lines
Charlene Huffman
Belford Harburger
Russell Keyes
Alice McAfooes
Glouster
Legion
Bernard Turner
Columbus Hospital
Wrights
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