Logan Clay Products Plans For Reorganization Move
Logan Clay Products votes to reduce capital stock from 506800 to 23472. New board includes W H Mowery Logan R F D and W W Marks with John A Wellman as treasurer. Plant idle for months may reopen to employ over 100. facilities cited as modern. Also notes birth of first Logan baby a daughter to Mr and Mrs Thomas W Anderson at 196 Maple Street.
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Logan
Logan Clay Products Company
W. H. Mowery
Logan R. F. D
W. W. Marks
John A. Wellman
Thomas W. Anderson
Maple Street
John Thompson
Columbus
Amesville
Frank Thomas
Helen
Wooster
Ross Marquis
Sandrock
Pataskala
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Alice Botleau
Farmers Institutes Open Next Week in Hocking County
Logan Jan 5 Next week launches a series of farmers institutes in Hocking County with Liesboro hosting the first two day event at Grange Hall featuring speakers Mrs Mary C Hammond and Thomas P D Phillips Ohio State University. The Liesboro program includes high school music and invocations by Rev P A Harlan. Topics include Stepping Stones to Success Organization of the Farm Business Crops We Should Grow and House or Home.
Local health notes and social updates from Logan
Logan reports admissions and discharges at Cherington Hospital including Fred Dalton in surgery, George Gribbie recovering from an appendix operation, James Woods for treatment and observation, and Wilner Brown returning home after fracture care. New officers of the Junior Order will be installed tonight and a D A R meeting will feature a talk on Ohio Trails.
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Logan
Jan
Fred Dalton
Deanville
Cherrington Hospital
George PD
Gribbie
James Woods
Nelsonville
Wilner Brown
McArthur
Order of United American Mechanics
Speedy Relief for Sore Throat Kojene Advertises Instant Relief
An advertisement promotes Kojene as a modern antiseptic prescription that doctors praise for instant throat relief. It claims gargling soothes rawness quickly, sweetens breath, and suggests using at first dryness to prevent illness, directing readers to Quick's Cut to Store.
Logan Legionnaires To Get New Outfits
Logan Post American Legion approves new band uniforms for the minstrel show to debut in February. The kit includes dark blue coats with gold buttons black Sam Brown belts gold trousers with black stripes Pershing caps in dark blue with gold bands. The meeting also showcased a state designated Crookeville quartet and featured Miss Elizabeth Collison and Karl Hartman. Membership climbs to 1277 with 134 last year’s total likely to be surpassed this week. A special meeting is planned for Saturday after National Commander Louis Johnson’s address at 10:30 PM via NBC.
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Logan
Logan Post, American Legion
Post
Pershing
Elizabeth Collison
Karl Hartman
Crookeville American Legion Quartet
Louis Johnson
National Broadcasting Company
Veteran Lucius Keplar Celebrates Birth Anniversary
Comrade Lucius Keplar Civil War veteran of Green Township marked his birthday and the ith anniversary of his great grandson Arthur Keplar Bucyrus as president. Music by a Kepler family quartet and a family dinner followed at the parental fireside with many Keplar relatives from Bucyrus Haydenville Columbus Maysville Logan Willard England and others in attendance.
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Logan
Lucius Keplar
Green Township
Arthur Keplar
Bucyrus
Margaret Kepler
Frank Keplar
Grover Keplar
Madge Keplar
Flave Keplar
Russel Keplar
William
Arthur
James
Dick Heri
Haydenville
Frank Thompson
Gore
Margaret Keplar
Columbus
James Lemon
Maysville
John Keplar
Madge
Barney Keplar
Willard Keplar
Emma Belle Keplar
William England
County Commissioners Hear Budget Needs For Next Year
Logan officials continued budget conferences on Wednesday to determine department needs for the coming year. Final appropriation totals will require several days to complete and announce.
Judgment sought in promissory note action
W F Rome seeks 1052.64 in the Common Pleas Court alleging promissory notes issued by two defendants Dewey Weaver and others. The case was filed Tuesday and targets the defendants for the debt.
Laurelville Forms Troop 7 of Central Ohio Area Council
Logan January 5 Laurelville forms a Boy Scouts troop designated Troop 7 within the Central Ohio Area Council. The organizing meeting named Rev. Edgar A. Dean, Pauli A. Potts, and R. H. McCollister as committee. George F. Dix as Scoutmaster with Claude Chilcote as assistant. Members include Gilbert Allen, Richard Bowers, Howard Egan, Lowell Hall, Merwin McClelland, Hugh Poling, Ernest Sell, John Steele, Joe Jinks and Cecil Wharf.
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Laurelville
Central Ohio
Logan
Hugh Poling
Ernest Sell
John Steele
Joe Jinks
Cecil Wharf
Logan City Council Holds Brief Special Meeting
Logan Jan 5 The Logan city council met in a brief special session Tuesday night and recessed until next week. They planned to consider a proposed modified contract from Ohio Power Company but the contract was not ready for action.
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Logan
Ohio Power Company
Social visiting and gatherings in Carthage Township
Alfred resident Lottridge Harry Swartz stayed with his brother Ores Swartz from Wednesday to Saturday. Weston visitor Hoke McKinley spent several days with uncle Aldo McKinley. Numerous local families hosted dinners and guests including the Sharp, Lawrence, Barnhill, Gaston, Swartz, Allen, and McKinley households during New Year and weekend gatherings. The Rev. Snyder presided at United Brethren Church and the Carthage Township trustees and Board of Education met nearby.
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Harry Swartz
Alfred
Ores Swartz
Hoke McKinley
Weston
W. Va
Aldo McKinley
Frank Lawrence
Frank Caldwell
Albert McKinley
Elizabeth
Marion
R. L. Sharp
Lennie
Glen
JL. H. Allen
T. W. Gaston
Athens
Michael Kinnen
John Barnhill
Freda
Carl
Dutch Ridge
W. A. Barnhill
Glen Sharp
Grace Jeffers
Lela Brandeberry
William Gillian
Baby
Emma Kapple
Fairview
John Demoss
Aldo Mc.Kinley
Margaret White
Wilbur
Snyder
United Brethren Church
Mre. Snyder
C. D. Swartz
Carthage Township Trustees and Board of Education
Amesville Club News Highlights A Holiday Program
The Amesville Music and Study Club met at Miss Effa Glazier’s home last Friday with fourteen members present. Jessie Lotta and Sylvia Henry led the study four and a drama The Fool featuring a string trio and vocal. Miss Effa Glazier and others provided Christmas music off stage. Several local guests visited, including families from Morgantown Dunbar Columbus and Pataskala, with social visits and New Year greetings noted.
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Amesville Music and Study Club
Effa Glazier
Jessie Lotta
Sylvia Henry
Lois Fling
Helen Carpenter
Mio Addie Philips
Merianna Linscott
Esther Wilson
Thomas Edmundson
Athens
Lester Hammond
Joe
Alice
Morgantown
C. J. van Valey
Dunbar
W. Va
William McCormick
Columbus
Basil Sedwick
Yuletide Quiet in Sharpsburg Amid Flu Sickness
Mt. Carmel Church hosted a large crowd as Christmas decorations shone. Sharpsburg observed a quiet New Year due to widespread illness with many sick including a severely ill infant and Mrs. Ethel Young of Plantsville. Local residents endured health strains and travel for hospital care, with several community updates and a birthday surprise for Miss Ruth Russell.
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Andrew Coleman
Ethel Young
Plantsville
Eliza Hanson
Lucy Huffman
Howard Harris
Gerald Cunningham
Selby Heights
Athens
Ruth Russell
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Farmers’ Institutes
Liesboro
Rockbridge
A. K
J. M. Cooley
Robert Camden
Heights
Mary Bolin
Charles Bean
Edw. Robinette
Edward McVey
Susan Wickey
Albany
Wickey
Eloise Carrick
S. H. Carrick
Ohio Wesleyan University
Huntington
Clyde F. Dupler
Alfred Davis
Weehington
Dpd. C
Lottridge
George Thompson
Mre. Aik
Riley Thompson
Fred Calderson
Frank Dunber
Wilbur Carpenter
John Hartley
Ethel Huffman
Dayton
Henry Burns
L. D. Harris
Frances
Westerville
C. R. West
Cleveland
Mt. Carmel Church
Sharpsburg
Lorg
Mary Edith Armstrong
Marietta
Gilbert Henthorne
Parkersburg
Carios Harris
Albert Smith
Cleveland, Jan
Jenkins Company
Niger
Rita
Sal
Sopom
D. Zenner Co
Southeastern
Ohio
Zenner
Axminster
Brussells
Whittal
Kid Buedes
Obie
Arrow Trump
Yorke
Camson
Pric
Ike
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