Hocking County Sales Tax Help Arrives at Courthouse
The Hocking Athens District tax office resumes sales tax aid at the courthouse starting Jan 15 and each Wednesday in January. James E. Warren assists retailers in preparing returns. New year rules require quarterly reports with the Jan 31 filing for May 1 1935 to Dec 31 1935.
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Logan
Athens
The
Tax Commission
Hocking County
James E. Warren
W. S. Yaw
Yaw
Laurelville Council Holds Organization Meeting
Laurelville Council met for an organization session after a Logan consultative trip. Mayor Clay Reichelderfer Solicitor Hubert Lappen and council member Lawrence Hedges traveled to Logan. Bonds were approved to enable reorganization with several new council members.
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Logan
Laurelville
Clay Reichelderfer
Hubert Lappen
Lawrence Hedges
Reichelderfer
George Hartsough
New Plymouth 4 H Nature Club Awards Party Held
A New Plymouth 4 H Nature Club gathering at leader Mrs Earle Heinlein's home recognized members who completed their year in a Monday night event. Elizabeth Heinlein presented pins and achievement certificates to Evelyn Virginia Dorothy Schmidt Louise Elisabeth Heinlein Martha Lowery Helen Fuller Mary Cremean Emily Frantz Gertrude Bay.
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New Plymouth
Earle Heinlein
Mr. Green
Elizabeth Heinlein
Evelyn
Virginia
Dorothy Schmidt
Louise
Elisabeth Heinlein
Marth Lowery
Helen Fuller
Mary Cremean
Emily Frantz
Gertrude Bay
Louise Heinlein
Garth Harris
Warren Cremean
Junior Fuller
Frendley
John Heinlein
Vada
Mary Heinlein
Charles Harlan
Ivan Miller
Carl Turner
Dale Parsona
Dale Harris
Logan Sona to Install Legion Offcers Monday Evening
James Vernon Huffman is named captain for the Logan Post of the American Legion to be installed Monday evening with District Commander B A Hall presiding. Invitations go to Logan Post members and the Auxiliary Unit to attend.
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Logan—Sona
the Legion
James Vernon Huffman
B. A. Hall
Logan Post
American Legion
Logan Resident Returns From Embalming School Trip
Harold Evans of Logan returns to Cleveland Sunday after two weeks visiting his parents Mr and Mrs A F Evans of Depot Street He is a student at an embalming school in Cleveland Accompanied home by Gail Wallace of Glouster ANNUAL REPORT Of the Athens County Agricultural Society 1985 receipts show admissions gates signs 3570 80 grounds 187 25 class entry fees 244 50 space fees 1440 Stell rent 232 00 membership and donations total 9423 35 cash on hand at year start 1682 41 disbursements include secretary salary 508 00 treasurer salary 200 00 printing advertising premiums 2587 75 judges 157 76 special attractions 3599 ticket takers 272 00 and other items
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Athens County Agricultural Society
Conces Sons
Balary
Baia of Treaai Rer
Pearse
Siscicin
Cnte Teeaanmaens
Sineneeas
Eee
Eno
Dancer Dolores Dawn Dies After Fall From Hotel Room
Dolores Dawn known as Dolores Warde of Rye New York died in a 16th floor fall from a New York hotel after losing her Broadway job. Her roommate said she was despondent. The 19-year-old performer was a favorite at a famous Broadway restaurant.
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Dolores Warde
Rye
N. Y
Broadway
New York
Dolores Dawn
Logan Kiwanis Install Officers
Logan Kiwanis Club installed new officers at the Ambrose Hotel meeting Tuesday evening led by W. Yaw. Wilbur Lanning became president succeeding C. W. Scheide Sr, with Denzil Weltner as vice president and Edward W. Davis as secretary. The retiring president received a past president pin. Carl Judy re joined the group as part of the ceremony with guests H F Thayer and Charlie Haning and the Rauch sons. Dr Brehm won the attendance award. The note adds the US national forest total at over 140 million acres.
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LOGAN
Yaw
Logan Kiwanis Club
Ambrose Hotel
Wilbur Lanning
C. W. Scheide, Sr
Denzil Weltner
Edward W. Davis
DE OW Bh Brehm
Lanning
Junia Club Social Notes Emphasizes Dinner and Readings
Logan Brief notes the Junia Club meeting at Miss Emma McLain’s home with dinner at six. Miss Helen Biasius reviewed Spring Came On Forever by Bess Streeter Aldrich. Guests shared items, including Mrs. Smith on a literary tea, Mrs. Brehm’s poem Humanity, and Mrs. Foster on Buenos Aires.
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Junia Club
Emma McLain
Helen Biasius
Bess Streeter Aldrich
John Smith
Columbus
Walter Brehm
Paths of Glory reviewed by Book Club member
Miss Alice Frasch reviews Humphrey Cobb novel Paths of Glory for the Book of the Month Club meeting. Business plans announced for an open meeting on January 27. hostesses Miss Della Webb served lunch.
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Humphrey Cobb
Alice Frasch
Della Webb
Norma Ralston Hosts N N Club Bridge Night
Miss Norma Ralston hosted the N N Bridge Club Monday evening with Miss Marjorie Brandt as guest. High scores were earned by Mrs. Collins Kocheran and Miss Marie Frasch.
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Norma Ralston
N. N. Bridge Club
Marjorie Brandt
Collins Kocheran
Marie Frasch
Delta Theta Tau Pledges Elected At Club Rooms
Delta Theta Tau pledges organized at the club rooms Monday evening electing Elizabeth Westbrook president Grace Cole vice president Elizabeth McGonagle secretary Carlotta Ambrose treasurer and Marcella Risch press correspondent A decision was reached that pledges will meet on the Monday evening preceding the regular Tuesday meetings of the active members.
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Delta Theta Tau
Elizabeth Westbrook
Grace Cole
Elizabeth McGonagle
Carlotta Ambrose
Marcella Risch
Pres
Temperance Movements Struggle With Prohibition Efforts
Many temperance groups worldwide retreat from active reform while markers at English archery events signal waning public commitment to prohibition goals.
Laurelville Post Receives Special Ribbon for Membership Quota
Logan I J Kohler of Laurelville receives a special ribbon from District Commander Barton A Hall for the Laurelville Post meeting its 1936 membership quota. Logan District 8 ranks third in the state campaign. 106 of 150. Charter draped for late member William B Erwin. Debate over minstrel program proceeds.
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Logan
House Committee
William B. Erwin
Merle Weymueller
Huffman
Charles C. Achauer
Don S. Bort
B. A. Hall
Was He Fencing
Logan reports attorney Eugene Wright drove downtown Tuesday and found a fence section hanging from his rear bumper after bumping a picket fence. He noticed it only after he parked the car.
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Logan
Eugene Wright
Troop 99 Scouts Prepare Campaign and Training
Troop 98 Scouts, linked to the Methodist Church, reorganize with eight re-registered members forming a nucleus of 32. The new committee includes M. B. Ties as chair, Rev. W. N. Shank, Harry Heinlein, G. E B. Carr, Howard E. Kirk, Rudolph Hankison, Warren Bright, Dr. C. P Swett and Arlie Brimner. Scoutmaster H. DPD. Foster remains. Meetings are Fridays at 7 pm with monthly activities planned.
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LOGAN
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. B. Tles
W. N. Shank
Harry Heinlein
G. E B. Carr
Howard E. Kirk
Rudolph Hankison
Warren Bright
C. Pp. Swett
Arlie Brimner
Foster
Elks Active in Logan and Nelsonville Meetings
A Logan Elks delegation joined a Nelsonville gathering Tuesday for an inspection led by district deputy Robert Dunkle of Chillicothe. Another Logan delegation heads to Jackson tonight for a similar session. The lodge plans Past Exalted Rulers night on February 3, the national observance date.
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Logan
Logan Elks
Nelsonville
Robert Dunkle
Chillicothe
Jackson
Logan Lodge
Desire Use of Pythian Hall
Logan Farmers Institute seeks use of Knights of Pythias Hall for its annual institute on January 23 and 24 with an evening session. Vernon Crouse of North Lima and Mrs Bessie Zigler of Amboy Indiana are listed as speakers. Officer contacts include Frank Campbell president Marion Beery vice president Claude Harsh secretary and Mrs Arlie Brimner hostess. Laurelville Institute set for February 5 in two concurrent sections.
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Logan
Logan Farmers’ Institute
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Vernon Crouse
North Lima
Bessie Zigler
Amboy
Indiana
Frank Campbell
Marion Beery
Claude Harsh
Arlie Brimner
Laurelville Institute
Knights to Install Officers at Logan Lodge Meeting
Initial meeting of the Logan Lodge of Knights of Pythias will feature officer installation. W. S. Yaw to be installed as chancellor commander succeeding Carl C. Poling. Other officers assume new posts. South Africa leads in diamonds to the United States while Switzerland France and Germany top watch exports.
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LOGAN
Logan Lodge of Knights of Pythias
W. S. Yaw
Carl C. Poling
South Africa
United States
Switzerland
France
Germany
Workmen's Mutual Burial Association Pays 22 Death Claims
Logan reports 22 death claims paid in 1935 totaling 3665 by the Workmen's Mutual Burial Association. Five assessments were charged during the year at 4.50 per member. The association was founded by a Hocking Valley Brick Company employee and has grown to include many local residents.
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Logan
Workmen's Mutual Burial Association
Virginia Belt
Workmen’s Mutual Burial Association
Hocking Valley Brick Company
Friends Seek Bond for Third Accused Robber
Logan residents rally to post bond for Geo Morris the third suspect in the Murray City filling station robbery. Frank Kline and Felix Wider posted 5000 bonds each to await January grand jury action. Kline released earlier, Wider on Monday. Morris remains in custody pending further investigation into the crime.
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Logan
Frank Kline
Felix J. Wider
Geo. Morris
Bond
Kline
Wider
Murray City
Adcock Reappointed to Logan Health Board for Five Years
Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald announced Adcock will serve another five year term on the Logan city board of health after Tuesday night’s board meeting. Virginia Bell was named president pro tem, with Phil Tschappat as secretary. Other members include Mrs. Russell Berlin and Dr. C F Shonk.
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Enstall
Harold Evans
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Ughter. Secy
Logan Kiwanis
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Bridge Club
C. E. Yontz
Mound St
Belle Hyson
Carl Judy
Emma Floyd
Frank Harden
Buellaby
Harry Bill
Marjorie
Ruth Acker
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Axminster
Clearanc
Zenners
Sir Walter Raleigh
England
John Hawkins
Fencing
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Boy Scouts
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Teene
Sade
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