Live Stock Market Outlook For Hocking County Farmers
Logan article reports Floyd Delashmutt state specialist spoke to 25 farmers about 1939 market prospects. Dairy demand may dip due to high feed costs and oleo competition. Beef cattle supply remains adequate though post depression levels shift. Poultry and hog prices look strong early 1939 but may ease with spring slaughter. Soybeans usage remains low at four bushels per hundred.
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Logan
Agricultural Outlook
Probate
Floyd Delashmutt
Delashmutt
Hocking Health Staff Reappointed in 1939
Logan report says Hocking County District Health staff were re-employed at the regular board meeting. Rehired are Dr. W. B. Laccock health commissioner W. F. Smith sanitarian Miss Bertha Madisener health nurse and Miss Faith Wright secretary. The five-member rural board adopted a new year appropriation resolution to be submitted to the state department of health.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
District Board of Health
W. B. Lacock
W. F. Smith
Bertha Madisener
Faith Wright
State Department of Health
Directors Meet at Logan Home Telephone Co Dinner
Logan Home Telephone Co directors met at the company office on Wednesday evening then attended the annual dinner at manager J. G. Collins home on North Street. Officials present included J. G. Collins J. R. Love Vern on Leonard Weaver Emerson Poston John Wellman H. G. Hansen J. W. Huls and R. B. Longstreth. Other guests were Fred E. Huls Kenneth R. Fitzgerald and Cc. E. Lyke.
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LOGAN
Logan Home Telephone Co
J. G. Collins
North St
Mr. Collins
J. R. Love
Mr. Vernon
Leonard Weaver
Emerson Poston
John Wellman
H. G. Hansel
J. W. Huls
R. B. Longstreth
Fred E. Huls
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Cc. E. Lyke
Schrader Divorce Suit Filed Over Alleged Neglect
Mary Schrader filed on Wednesday for divorce from Lucius Schrader alleging neglect. The couple married January 2, 1921, and share three minor daughters.
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Logan
Mary Schrader
Lucius Schrader
Pays Way Logan Hocking Title Office Self Sustaining
Logan Hocking County's certificate of title office ran its first year self supporting and funded the clerk of courts department. Annual report by W. D. Feather shows title office fees total $3,252 with $1,346.10 to the state, overall $4,598.10. December returns give the county $243.45 and state $108.45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Clerk of Courts Department
W. D. Feather
Mrs. Gaffin to Teach as Substitute in Granville Public Schools
After a trip to West Union with Dr. and Mrs. C A Gaffin they returned Monday Mrs Gaffin traveled to Granville to serve as a substitute teacher in the public schools for several days. She had taught there previously before moving to Logan to reside.
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Logan
C. A. Gaffin
West Union
Zaleski Social Notes Recap Holiday Visits and Updates
Zaleski social notes list Maurice Markins of Columbus visiting his aunt in Zaleski and other regional travel such as Roy Kohl and Bertha Keller visiting relatives. It notes a diphtheria case affecting school schedules, births in Athens area, and several families moving residences and hosting relatives as the holiday period ends.
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Zaleski
Maurice Markins
Columbus
Albert Rider
Andrew Markins
Roy Kohl
Bertha Keller
Coshocton
Kohl
Wilson Chesser
FE. A. Duduil
James McKibben
Second St
Ranger Station
Arthur Lawrence
Athens
Vance McKibben
Eber McKibben
Charles Brown
Jackson
James Andy
Hope
Joseph Hayes
Margaret Anders
Kimberly
Don Anders
Nelsonville
Harold Haines
Russell Family Circles and Local Notes Highlight Week
Mrs Ed Russell spent Tuesday with her father Anthony Hysell in Pomeroy. Clarence Might visited his mother Nancy Might in West Rutland. Maud Lambert, once ill, is now recovering. Jessie Russell returned Saturday after a Kentucky visit, escorted home by son Wayne. Bible School attendance on Sunday January 1 reached 81. Odd item notes wild skunks can stand on their forefeet.
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Bradford
Ed Russell
Anthony Hysell
Pomeroy
Clarence Might
Nancy Might
West Rutland
Maud Lambert
Jessie Russell
Kentucky
Wayne Russell
Logan Social Notes and Weddings in Logan and Area
Mrs. Joe Walker announces the marriage of her son Floyd Walker to Miss Elsie Dibler at the First Methodist Episcopal Church parsonage on January first. The couple plan to live in Good Hope where Walker teaches industrial arts and science. Also reports include church group meetings, a book club review of A Southerner Discovers the South, and visitors from Laurelville with notes on Wisconsin snowfalls.
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Joe Walker
Enterprise
Floyd Walker
Elsie Dibler
Helen Dibler
Lancaster
William G. Seaman
First Methodist Episcopal Church Parsonage
Evelyn Yaw
James Gutherie
Athens High School
Ohio University
Walker
Logan High School
Good Hope
Book Club
Jonathan Daniels
Hugh Meldrim
Tourist Book Club
C. F. Rauch
Howard Kirk
Zion Ladies Aid Society Meeting at Harden Home
Zion Ladies Aid Society gathered Wednesday at Mrs. Carl Harden's home near Ewing with Mrs. Grant Harden assisting. President Clyde Gutherie led devotional readings and prayers. A family supper was planned for February 1 at the homes of Mrs. John Liff and Mrs. Wesley Cannon.
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Charles Meldrim
George Lehman
Media Foltz
A. G. Sellers
Porter Heinlein
Leo Armstrong
Thomas Strawn
Rosalee and
Mona
Jimmy
Claude Carpenter
Blanche Kellogg
Armstrong
Strawn
Appoint Representative To Three Committees
Dr. Walter E. Brehm returned from Columbus where he attended the Ohio General Assembly session. He will serve on three committees led by Public Welfare and include Mines and Health. He will resume duties next Tuesday after attending Governor Bricker's inauguration Monday.
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Logan
Walter E. Brehm
Columbus
Ohio General Assembly
Mines and Health
John W. Bricker
WPA Abandons Lunch Project in Hocking
The WPA withdrew the women workers from a program feeding 400 Ward Township school children. Opened in December, it was to run through winter. County officials seek a solution to continue the project indefinitely.
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Logan
WPA
Ward Township
Smoot to Speak Before Logan Rotary Club
James R. Smoot, former extension agent, has been invited to address the Logan Rotary Club on Monday evening.
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Smoot
Logan
James R. Smoot
Logan Rotary Club
Dog license applications rise to about 325 sales
Auditor Mrs Ora B Yaw reports roughly 325 dog licenses sold as applications surge daily with January 20 set as the deadline.
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Logan
Ora B. Yaw
German-born Logan-Martin Nowacki seeks U.S. citizenship
Logan-Martin Nowacki of Falls Township appeared at the clerk of courts office on Wednesday to take further steps toward becoming a U.S. citizen. Born on the Rhine in Germany, he has lived in the United States for the past 20 years.
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Logan
Martin Nowacki
Falls Township
Clerk of Courts
United States
Germany
Grass Run-Side Hill Social and Personal
Grass Run side hill social lists multiple local households hosting and visiting friends for New Year festivities. Notable names include Bachner Hutton Amos and Nelson with visits spanning Toledo Alice Harrisonville Dexter Rutland Mud Fork Langsville and Middleport. Birthday observed for Leo Bachner and Miss Eleanor Taylor noted as guest.
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Dave Bachner
Toledo
William Bachner
W. A. Hutton and Son
Leroy
Earl Beckley
Alice
H. L. Knopp
Harrisonville
G. F. Morris
Leo
Raymond Saxton
Middleport
John Carr
Eleanor Taylor
Near
Langsville
F. W. Winn
Harry Saxton
F. C. Folden
Dexter
C. H. Amos
J. M. Nicholson
Mud Fork
Harley Amos
Jesse Nelson
Paul Winn
Dismiss Collins From Assistant Engineer's Job
Logan notification to Edward C. Collins assistant county engineer that no funds would be appropriated for the position after January 1. Collins served from Oct 3 1938 as assistant to Engineer Ernest L. Schaal. County commissioners inform Schaal no appropriation to finance the post further. Previously Collins headed the WPA in Hocking County.
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Logan
Edward C. Collins
Mr. Collins
Ernest L. Schaal
Schaal
Collins
WPA
Hocking County
Dogs Raid Flocks of Hocking Co Farmers
Sheep claims paid to Hocking County farmers in 1938 totaled 1236.50 dollars due to losses from dogs, with appraisers fees of 116.64 dollars. Dogs killed 178 sheep and 81 lambs, wounded 92 animals, and 61 claims were filed. Dog Warden Howard Brooks destroyed 36 known killers and seized 295 dogs.
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Logan
Hocking County
Ora B. Yaw
Howard Brooks
Veteran Railroader Ends Long Service
LOGAN Edgar V. Cherry retires this week as a boiler maker at the C. and O. Railroad roundhouse in Logan after more than 30 years of service. Robert Bateman, Nelsonville, takes over Cherry's work in Logan. Engineer William McKinley Lehman is off duty for a few days. W. W. Deeds, trainmaster for the Hocking Division, was in Logan Wednesday.
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Logan
Edgar V. Cherry
Round House
C. and O
Robert Bateman
Nelsonville
Mr. Cherry
William McKinley Lehman
Roundhouse
W. W. Deeds
Hocking
Rural School Boards Elect Officers in Hocking County
Rural school boards in Hocking County reorganized for the coming year. Starr Washington chose Floyd Nimon as president and Henry Rhein scheid as vice president with John McClain as clerk and six others named. Good Hope named Frank Hufford president and J F McGrady vice president with three others on the board. Benton district elected Orville Hampshire president and Charles Burns vice president with Raymond Shaw as clerk. Oroville named Robert McManaway president, Charles Bush vice president and Stephen Blankenship as clerk with two other members. Falls board kept Bert Lenz as president and Howard Clark as vice president with Frank Campbell as clerk and two other members.
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LOGAN
Starr-Washington
Floyd Nimon
Henry Rheinscheid
John McClain
John McVey
Earl Loomis
Gordon Henigen
Henigen
Porter Heinlein
Good Hope
Frank Hufford
J. F. McGrady
J. E. Stuart
A. F. Risch
Henry Brown
Benton District
Orville Hampshire
Charles Burns
Raymond Shaw
Mack Shaw
Lester Brown
Chauncey Oldfield
Oroville
Robert McManaway
Charles Bush
Stephen Blankenship
John Hartman
Emmett West
Falls Board
Bert Lenz
Howard Clark
Frank Campbell
Edwin Barker
Charles G. Wright
Rabies Scare Triggers Dog Quarantine in West Logan
West Logan and surrounding area placed under quarantine after report of a rabies suspected animal. The creature was killed and head damaged, making diagnosis impossible. All dogs must be secured until March 1 as a precaution.
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Logan
W. F. Smith
Logan Architect Fathers Son Work On Greenfield Shoe Factory
George Bender and his son Carl, both formerly of Logan, are employed as architects for the new $300,000 shoe factory to be built at Greenfield. Carl was a Logan High School student in 1930 while George previously worked for Snider Furniture Co. and the Austin Powder Co., with offices in the city.
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Logan
George Bender
Carl
Greenfield
Logan High School
Snider Furniture Co
Austin Powder Co
Cemetery Cleaning Under Relief Workers Assignment
Oak Grove Cemeteries are being cleaned as ten relief workers are assigned to the task. They work under the supervision of George Englesexton.
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Logan
Oak Grove
George Englesexton
Treads Win One Lose Two in Bowling Match
Hawkin son Treads won one of three games in Lancaster Tuesday evening as they faced Coca Cola. Lancaster totaled 3004 with a 1124 in the second contest. Trimble led Lancaster with 684, while John Columber paced Logan with 625.
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Logan
Hawkinson
Lancaster
Trimble
John Columber
Plan Speaking Course at First Presbyterian Church
A ten week public speaking class begins Thursday evening January 12 under Rev. Cecil H. Jones. It is for ages 18 to 40 and will meet at 7 30 PM each Thursday. All interested young people are invited to attend next week.
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Logan
First Presbyterian Church
Cecil H. Jones
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