Rabies Quarantine Ordered After Logan Dog Killed
A rabies suspected dog killed in West Logan Monday led city and county health officials to place Logan and part of Falls Township under a 90 day quarantine. Warden Howard Brooks traced the animal’s travels and found it had attacked several dogs and at least two people. Stray animals will be destroyed and dogs must be confined or leashed to prevent further incidents.
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Logan
Falls Township
Columbus
West Logan
Howard Brooks
Red Cross Drive Boosted by $50 Check
A $50 gift from A Farmer Friend boosts the Red Cross roll call toward $1000 in Logan. Other local donors Ruth Kuhn and Lecca Hoye reported multiple memberships. Total to date $979.16. Local leaders praise county support and note past war relief contributions.
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Logan
Red Cross
Ruth Kuhn
Rockbridge
Lecca Hoye
Greendale
Hall and Dixon Set for Bell Hall Main Event
Logan action centers on a United Furniture Workers show at Bell Hall Friday night featuring Hall a former Ohio State star versus Dixon in the main event. Also on the card are Curly McCloud versus Young Standiford and opening bout Flash Gordon of Tipp City against Jimmy Ringhiser of Logan.
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Logan
Stacy Hall
Ray Dixon
Bell Hall
United Furniture Workers
Ohio
Hall
Ohio State
Curly McCloud
Columbus
Young Standiford
Flash Gordon
Tipp City
Jimmy Ringhiser
Benton Township Teen Receives Dislocated Elbow in Accident
Logan Garnet Queen age 14 daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Queen of Benton Township was taken to Cherrington Hospital after a Wednesday accident with a dislocated elbow. Andrew Woodgeard from near Logan is reported improving slowly at the same hospital where he has undergone two weeks of treatment.
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Logan
Garnet Queen
Charles Queen
Benton Township
Cherrington Hospital
Andrew Woodgeard
Mrs. Gaffin to Substitute Teach in Granville Schools
Mrs. Carlos A. Gaffin of this city traveled to Granville on Wednesday with her husband where she will serve as a substitute teacher in the public schools for several days. Before moving to Logan she taught in Granville.
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Logan
Carlos A. Gaffin
Granville
Monthly Scout Round Table in Logan
The Logan County Scoutmasters and assistants meet at 7:30 this evening in the Chamber of Commerce rooms for the monthly round table. A training course for the Scoutmasters key or Scouters training award will be offered in connection with the event. District Commissioner M. B. Iles urges all Scouters to attend and help plan Boy Scout Week. He is appointed scout commissioner with neighborhood commissioners Kenneth Beery, Dr. Fred W. Blume and Bob Rheinscheld as aids.
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Robert H. Heistand
Kenneth Beery
Fred W. Blume
Bob Rheinscheld
High Attendance Mark Set at Logan High
Logan Senior High shows overall attendance at 94.47 percent for Nov 25 to Dec 20. Room 21 leads with 97.55 percent, followed by Room 24 at 95.90 and Room 36R at 95.38 percent.
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Logan
Logan Senior High
Room 21
Room 24
Room
Dr. Gaffin Is New Kiwanis President
Logan Kiwanis members inducted officers Tuesday evening with Dr. Carlos A. Gaffin elected president succeeding W. D. Braddock. Named officers include C. G. McKinley as vice president and George Campbell as treasurer along with Howard Rolston secretary and several directors such as Fred Burchfield M. B. Iles J. W. Woodard Fred Carpenter Wood Bowen Wilbur Lanning and Walter Savings.
Substitute Logan-Hamilton staffer to be absent
Miss Bartelle Hamilton of Logan High School will be off duty for several weeks. During her absence Ruth Tennahill will serve as substitute.
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LOGAN
Bartelle Hamilton
Logan High — School
Ruth Tennahill
Charles Mason III Logan Ill at West Logan Home
Charles Mason III Logan is confined to his West Logan home due to complications. The notice notes his illness and residence without detailing additional names or circumstances.
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Charles Mason III Logan
Charles Mason
West Logan
Coastlines of New England and New Jersey Sinking
Parts of the New England and New Jersey coastlines are gradually sinking with rates up to two feet per hundred years at the New Jersey location. The report notes ongoing Geological processes affecting shorelines and elevations.
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New England
New Jersey
Two Men Urged for Final Hocking County Quota
Logan reports only two more volunteers needed to reach a 31 man quota for Hocking County. Charles Pickett and Glenn Freeman volunteered after visiting the Selective Service office on Wednesday and will be examined. A total of 49 in Class 1A have been examined and 31 meet requirements. next call around Feb 10 may require six more men.
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Hocking County
Health Office Seeks To Curb Flu Epidemic
Logan and Hocking County faces influenza spread as Health Commissioner Dr. H G Southard outlines unknown causes for some influenza types and emphasizes fighting measures. Key steps include avoiding contact with the sick, ensuring ventilation, fresh air, sunshine, and a balanced diet with rest and hydration.
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Health Office
Logan
Hocking County
H. G. Southard
Southard
Logan Beauty Operators Form Organization
Logan beauticians organize as The Logan Beauticians Guild with Mrs. John B. Rutgers as temporary chair. Officers include Mrs. Don Feather president Mrs. James Krieg vice president Genevieve Williams secretary and Mariann Masure treasurer. Next meeting is Feb 6 with Mrs. Krieg and Mrs. Joe Gabriel planning.
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Logan
Logan Beauticians Guild
Beauticians
John B. Rutgers
Don Feather
James Krieg
Genevieve Williams
Mariann Masure
Krieg
Joe Gabriel
Logan Rifle Club Formed Soon At Harburger Range
Fifteen local rifle men gathered at the Harburger Bros. rifle range for a shoot. Some good scores were recorded. The group did not organize at this meeting but plans to form a club soon. Another shoot will be held next Tuesday evening at the same place.
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Logan
Harburger Bros
Officials Organize Logan Hocking County Trustees and Clerks Association
The association held its annual meeting at the courthouse on Wednesday with Joe Thomas of Painesville delivering the address as state president. John R. McClain of Starr Township was re elected president and H Emerson Johnson of Rockbridge named secretary. McClain also joins the state executive board.
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LOGAN
Jurors Summoned for Logan Grand and Petit Juries
Sheriff Floyd Duffy and Deputy Forest Keck served jurors on Tuesday and Wednesday for Logan. Grand jurors are ordered to report January 15 while petit jurors report January 27.
Logan Junior Tourist Club elects officers for coming year
Logan social notes report the Junior Tourist Club meeting at president Mrs Claude Chrisman home electing Miss Marjorie Brandt as president Mrs Hubert Lappen as vice president and Miss Betty Martin as secretary treasurer Also listed are members present and a Marilyn Garverick 10th birthday party with many young guests and Logan Personal notices mentioning G H Miller Paul Leach and other local residents.
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Claude Chrisman
Marjorie Brandt
Hubert Lappen
Betty Martin
Chrisman
James Brown
Frederick Blume
Sherman Leibold
Marion Allen
Sara Turner
Eleanor Woodard
Kathryn Bell
Marilyn Garverick
W. Front St
Ray Garverick
Ray Ellen
Mary Jean Walters
Dorothy Martin
Delma Hankison
Shirley Larimer
Martha Ann Christman
Ellen Coakley
Joan Hen
Helpers Club Meeting At Logan County Home
The Helpers Club gathered at Mrs. Ellen Bowersock's home in Logan R D No 3 with twelve members present and five visitors, planning a January 16 meeting with Dorothy Settles. Two tables of bridge were played at the Chummy Bridge Club hosted by Mrs. Karl Poling, with high score going to Mrs. Lawrence Harden and guest prize to Mrs. Francis Myers, followed by a refreshment course for the guests and members.
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Helpers Club
Ellen Bowersock
Logan R. D. No. 3
Cora Blosser
Viola Courtney
Clara Gleason
Frances Settles
Dorothy Settles
Ruth Lehman
Edytha Walker
Nellie Bond
Adda Joy
Alice Smart
Florence Miller
Catherine Patton
Eloise Lehman
Norma Gleason
Lanora Miller
Terry’ Lee Courtney
Karl Poling
Lawrence Harden
Francis Myers
Myers
Walter Nixon
Harden
Elder Martin
Clayton Scheide Jr
Ross Adcock
Charles Huffman
John Roberts
Entertains Club Members at Carbon Hill Gathering
Mrs. Jerry Matheny hosted the Jolly Twelve Club at her Carbon Hill home on Wednesday afternoon. Luncheon followed by a business session led by Mrs. Charles Green. Members present included Mrs. J L Webb Nelsonville and others from Logan and Carbon Hill. Kammerling to host in two weeks.
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Jerry Matheny
Jolly Twelve Club
Carbon Hill
Charles Green
J. L. Webb
Nelsonville
Carl Spannow
Pearl Seaman
Albert Smith
Logan
Zoa Blosser
Clifford Hawk
Frank Hawk
Mrs. White Hosts Wednesday Contract Club
Mrs. Howard F. White of Warner Ave hosted the Wednesday Contract Club at her home. A dessert course preceded contract play. Mrs. Edward Kemper won high score and others present included Mrs. Stanley Baker Mrs. Rudolph Hankison Mrs. Frank Brown Mrs. J. E. Frasure Mrs. John R. Pierce and guest Mrs. Joseph Polivka. The club will meet again in two weeks with Mrs. Pierce.
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White
Howard F. White
Warner Ave
Edward Kemper
Stanley Baker
Rudolph Hankison
Frank Brown
J. E. Frasure
John R., Pierce
Joseph Polivka
Pierce
Logan Opens League Play Friday Night
Logan at Wellston to open the league season led by Tom Bender with a hoped for lineup of Brehm Scott Lohr Johnst on and Conrad if illness eases. The Chieftains lost 22 to 13 at New Boston in the post holiday opener with Lohr scoring three and Emshwiller six for New Boston.
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LOGAN
Tom Bender
Chieftain
Wellston
Tom Brehm
Cecil Scott
Mark Lohr
Bill Johnston
Tracy Conrad
Chieftains
New Boston
Emshwiller
Logan Schools Among Best In the State
Logan is named among the strongest systems in the state by high school inspector L. L. Louthian. The senior and junior high schools remain first grade, with outstanding local supervision and distinctive leadership in administration. Instruction praised for a superior group and growth in teacher service.
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Logan
L. L. Louthian
L. E. Strawn
Board of Education
State Department of Education
Columbus Man Seeks Trial in Logan Court
Worley L. Merritt of Columbus asks Logan County court for trial date in a $30,000 damages suit against J. A. Isselstein of Dennville. Case stems from a motor vehicle accident at Enterprise two years ago. No date set.
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Logan
Worley L. Merritt
Columbus
J. A. Isselstein
Deanville
Phil A. Henderson
Enterprise
McKinley Republican Club Votes For Officer Election
Logan McKinley Republican Club will hold its annual officer election at headquarters on January 22. Cards will be sent to members. Miss Wilhelmina Deissle named refreshments chairwoman. The club plans a McKinley Day dinner with date to be announced at the January 22 meeting.
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Logan — McKinley Republican Club
Wilhelmina Deissle
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E. B. White
Red Cross War Relief Fund
C. F. Rauch
Dixon
Santa
Santa Claus
Logan High
Dr. Gaffin
New Kiwanis
Hocking
Logan Beauty Operators Form Organization
Logan Rifle Club
G. H. Miller
Coleman, Mich
Carl Brown
Paul Leach
David
George Francis
Vernon
Main St
Mt. Vernon
Bridge Club
Logan Court
McKinley Republican Club
The
Crry Loan and Guaranty Company
S. Court ST
Robert Harris
Athens
Swanson Furniture Company
Crosley Shelvador
SAMAR
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