September Is Most Popular For Visitors At Old Man's Cave
An all time attendance record 888901 visitors in 1935 at Old Man's Cave tops 1933 and 1934 figures. September alone drew 20056, the year's monthly high, with October and July over 15000 each. December had 82 visitors amid winter. Visitors came from 42 states 14 from Canada, one from Germany England and seven from Panama. West Virginia was second to Ohio in visitor numbers.
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Logan
Old Man's Cave
S. A. Reichley
Canada
Germany
England
Panama
Ohio
West Virginia
Ohio district sees 2562 outsiders register 807 cars
The year reports 2562 people came from outside Ohio with 807 cars registered. States listed include Michigan 452 and West Virginia 497, while Old Man's Cave becomes a popular summer camp site with 787 registrations and improvements boosting visitor access and tree reforestation enhancing appeal.
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Michigan
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Ohio
Old Man's Cave
Arsa
Logan Briefs Social Roundup From Holidays
Logans note a flurry of weekend visitors and travels. Miss Elizabeth Rempel returned home after holidays in Columbus with the Wassons Robinette and Jaynes families. Shawnee guest Fred Rochester returns to Lebanon Tenn to resume school after vacation. Other locals hosted relatives from Columbus and Gloucester as the week ended.
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Elizabeth Rempel
Columbus
H. Q. Wasson
Nick Robinette
Catherine Jaynes
Shawnee
Logan
John Smith
Miss Minetta
Mary Mettray
Annabelle Weymueller
Bobby Weymueller
Glouster
Fred Rochester
Lebanon
Tenn
W. G. Rochester
Duke Canter
Matthew Kilpatrick
Gladys
Nellie Snyder
George Strausbaugh
Ronald Lee
Corn Hog Program Explained in Hocking County Meetings
Local extension agent Harold Chambers announces two 1936 37 corn hog program meetings for farmers in Hocking County. The Laurelville High School hosts Wednesday at 7 50 PM and Logan probate court room hosts Thursday at the same time. County control committee chair F O Wolt leads with Samuel Blum and Paul Shaw assisting. Chambers and Smoot will participate.
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Logan
Hocking County
Harold Chambers
Laurelville High School
Probate Court
F. O. Wolt
County Control Committee
Samuel Blum
Paul Shaw
Logan High Faces Nelsonville In Southeast Ohio League Opener
Logan High prepares for its SE Ohio League opener against Nelsonville Friday at home. The Greyhounds seek better execution after a tough game with South High, building experience for a potentially troublesome season.
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Logan
Logan High Chieftain
Nelsonville
Greyhounds
South High
Nore
Logan Brief Social Notes
Saturday Club members enjoyed a luncheon at Mrs. Alice White's West Hunter Street home with a paper on Shakespeare by Miss Alice Genevieve Poston. The note records guests, birthday party details for Norma Cole, and a surprise birthday event for Charles H. Patton near Haydenville with a civic background mention.
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Alice White
West Hunter St
Shakespeare
Alice Genevieve Poston
C. Q. Allen
Norma Cole
Allan A. Cole
Marcia Ambrose
Sue Rochester
Julia Donahue
Virginia Morris
Annabelle Weymueller
Glouster
Ann Bowen
N. Walnut St
Jean Webb
June Grooms
Betty Hall
Jean Weltner
Phyllis Nixon
Ray Magill
George McGonagle
Maurice Cole
Richard Brown
Albert Leonard
Ned Wellman
Richard Sparnow
Charles H. Patton
Haydenville
Patton
Starr Township
Report on Rural Hocking County Schools Financials 1935
The rural schools in Hocking County show stronger finances in 1935 with total expenditures of 59 846 dollars funded mainly by state aid of 125 836 dollars and revenue from sales and liquid fuel taxes. August settlement netted 25 653 dollars and February 34 193 193. Enrollment totals about 4 000 pupils.
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Logan
Hocking County
J. W. Coleman
Holidays End As Students Return to Schools in Logan
After Christmas tree disposal and the Worthington Park igloo removal, Logan saw college students head back to their campuses with many leaving Saturday and Sunday to resume their studies.
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Logan
Worthington Park
California Sunlight Reflected In Letter From Son
Mrs. George Primmer of Logan received a letter from her son Clarence Primmer in Los Angeles extending sympathy about local weather. He enclosed a photo taken in California sunshine without a coat or vest. Clarence has been in California for two months.
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Logan
George Primmer
Pleasant
Clarence Primmer
Los Angeles
California
Four People Arrested in Logan After Weekend Night
Logan police arrested four men for intoxication after a busy Saturday night. Patrolmen Harry Thomas and C. D. Notestone detained three suspects while Chief Lew Reynolds took a fourth into custody. Joe Shanley resisted arrest and was fined ten dollars plus costs, with Russell Daubenmier James Fox and Wheeler Dew fined five dollars and costs each. Some defendants arranged to work off fines by street cleaning.
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Logan
Harry Thomas
C. D. Notestone
Lew Reynolds
Joe Shanley
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Shanley
Russell Daubenmier
James Fox
Wheeler Dew
Young Stranger Mistakenly Reaches Logan Seeking Work
A teenaged stranger with a battered suitcase asked for aid on a Logan street. Police, led by Chief Lew Reynolds, attempted to locate his destination, learning he thought he was in Columbus and was from West Virginia en route to Columbus for work, staying overnight in Logan.
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Logan
Lew Reynolds
City Hall
Columbus
West Virginia
Death in Pennsville Claims Local Farmer B A Carr
Logan News reports the death of B A Carr a Pennsville farmer at 10 o clock Saturday. He is the father of Superintendent G F E Carr of this city who with his family was summoned to Pennsville earlier last week. Carr leaves a son and two daughters. Funeral services are to be held in Pennsville.
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Logan
Pennsville
Ohio
B. A. Carr
G. FE. Carr
Logan Native Floyd Green Weds Dorothy Lane in Grantsville
Floyd O Green formerly of Logan and Dorothy Jean Lane daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Lane of Zanesville married October 26 in the parsonage of the First Methodist Church Grantsville W V The groom a 1930 Logan High School graduate now employed by Muskingum Coal Company in Zanesville and the couple will reside there
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LOGAN
Dorothy Jean Lane
Harry Lane
Zanesville
Floyd O. Green
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Grantsville
W. Va
J. L. Lane
Green
Logan High School
Logan-Frank Eberst to mark 26 years with railroad
Longtime River Division employee Logan Frank Eberst will complete 26 years of service with the C and O Railroad and its predecessor on March 1. He previously served several years as an engineer when work was steady on the division.
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LOGAN
Frank Ehberst
C, and O. Railroad
Eberst
Logan Falls Township Trustees elect new leaders and clerk
Trustees organized for the new year elect Daniel Blackston as president and Charles H. Frasure as vice president. Lawrence Sauders becomes clerk, replacing Joe Walburn. Ray Snider joins the board. Eddie Herzog, injured November 26 in a city automobile accident, continues treatment and returns to Cherrington Hospital Wednesday.
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Logan—Falls
Daniel Blackston
Charles H. Frasure
Lawrence Sauders
Joe Walburn
Ray Snider
Logan
Eddie Herzog
F Davius Appleman
Rockbridge
Cherrington Hospital
Logan Meets Local Veterans in Stage Show at Logan Theater
The Logan stage show featured drummer Frank Laughead with the orchestra, a World War veteran. He previously performed with an Ohio all band including members from the Paris American Legion convention era. In Logan he joined Frank W Harden and Roger Friend, fellow Ohio bandmates.
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Logan
Logan Theater
Frank Laughead
Laughead
American Legion
Paris
Ohio
Loughead
Frank W. Harden
Roger Friend
All Ohio
Royal diplomat stirs oil sanctions debate in Europe
King Leopold of Belgium, in England ostensibly to play golf, is said to be seeking British backing to delay oil sanctions action until the rainy season slows the Italo-Ethiopian war.
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England
Leopold
Belgium
Rocky Mountain Ranges Worn Away by Water Over Millions
Dr. W. W. Atwood of Worcester Mass reports that three Rocky Mountain ranges rose and were eroded by water over the past 30 million years, leaving no trace of the original formations.
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Rocky Mountain Ranges
W. W. Atwood
Worcester
Mass
Bricker Ruling Affects School Funds Deposits
Logan school officials were informed of Atty. General John W. Bricker’s ruling on recent federal acts concerning deposits of public funds in Federal Reserve Banks. After August 23, 1937, funds of political subdivisions will earn no interest when placed in these banks, per guidance issued at the auditor’s request.
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Logan
Atty
John W. Bricker
Miss Phyllis McDaniel Joins Union Furnace High Staff
Miss Phyllis McDaniel joined Union Furnace High School as a commercial department instructor, resigning from South Bloomingville High to take the post. Mrs. Mable Bond Murray will temporarily fill the South Bloomingville position. Union Furnace enrollment rose, necessitating staff expansion.
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Phyllis McDaniel
Springfield Man Assumes Post at Manap Logan
Royster takes charge of the Chakeres enterprise in Logan after years in the newspaper business and theater work. He moves from Springfield with his wife and ill daughter, remaining two weeks to settle in and begin his new duties.
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Logan
Nat
Royster Field
Logan S
Chakerester
Royster
Yean Merry
Associated Brothers
Springfield
Haven
Harbaugh Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Logan M G Harbaugh of the city has been hospitalized at Cherrington Hospital for several days but returned home Sunday. He is reported as somewhat improved.
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M. G. Harbaugh City
Cherrington Hoay
Three Sizes Fasteeth Ad Promises Comfort All Day
An advertisement promotes a product called Fasteeth with claims of comfort and lasting fit. It humorously rebukes worries about rocking or slipping and highlights new improved powder hold for a secure feel throughout the day.
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