New Group To Hold Its First 1938 Session
Logan reporters note the new city council will convene Tuesday evening with Stanley W. Baker as president to announce committee assignments. The body will orient itself to council procedures and consider the annual appropriation ordinance prepared by Mayor Dallas Kinser. Members listed include Dr Walter E. Brehm Fred A. Murray Oscar Steward J D Tipton Chase L Wonn George S Moore and Joe Walburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Stanley W. Baker
Dallas Kinser
Kinser
Mr. Baker
Walter E. Brehm
Fred A. Murray
Oscar Steward
J. D. Tipton
Chase L. Wonn
George S. Moore
Joe Walburn
Elect New Officers at Congregation Meeting
Annual St. Matthew Lutheran Church meeting names new officers including George Engle as elder Eugene Miller deacon C C Cole trustee Cleon Tucker financial secretary Harry H Wright treasurer The Rev Amos L Heyde presided and installed them Rotary Club plans regular meeting at the White House with absence of Harry J Stevenson due to a three month western trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Amos L. Heyde
George Engle
Eugene Miller
C. C. Cole
Cleon Tucker
Harry H. Wright
Rotary
Logan Rotary Club
White House
Harry J. Stevenson
Sheriff Sale of Real Estate in Athens County Ohio
The sheriff offers six described parcels in Carthage and Troy Townships at public auction on February 3, 1938, at 1 40 P M at the Athens County Courthouse. Parcels include farms in Sections 2 and 4, Town 5 Range 11 12, with various sizes from 5.56 to 40.44 acres. Minerals reserved to named parties. Cash sale with minimum two thirds of appraisal. Sheriff Charles W Baylis, Deputy Kether T. Grobs.
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State of
Ohio
Athens County
Common Pleas
Willard Hood
Coolville National Bank
Charles Golden
Athens
Carthage
Bel
Old Country
Martha Flowers
Ohio Company
Troy
Rufus Swift
Jacob Salkeld
L. B. Skeels
McKinley
Moard
Lou Hoard
County of
Benjamine Green
Isaac Boyer
Samuel
Charles W. Baylis
Athena County
Kether TF. Grobs
Polger
Ray L. Smith
Troytown
Daniel Griffen
Town
H. 8. Smith
Mr. Wyther
Athens and
Meigs County
Waldo Humphrey
George Shields
8. &. Smith
Meigs Co
Waldo Mumphrey
C. A. Smith
Henry
Smith
County Recorder's Office
Ohbio
Troy Township
Charles W. Bayless
Esther FB. Gross
Stewart
Logan light crashers warned as police curb red light diving
Police Chief Lew Reynolds issued a warning that red light crashing must stop. Only one arrest occurred over the weekend: George Wolfe of Maxville fined 3 dollars. Police also detained James Shaw Falls Mill and George Guile Lancaster for intoxication and they face Mayor Dallas Kinser today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lew Reynolds
George Wolfe
Maxville
James Shaw
Falls Mill
George Guile
Lancaster
Dallas Kinser
Logan Annual Staff Chosen at Logan High School
Logan high school selects the annual staff with the principal executive officers named by the faculty and the student body electing the remainder. Appointments include Luther Heyde editor in chief June Grooms business manager Albert Leonard advertising manager Thelma Johnson and Ann Bowen literary editors.
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Joe Karshner
Margee Tschappat
Betty Hall
Bernard McGraner
Virginia Fitzgerald
Dorothy Krumlauf
Eddie Nelson
Betty Smoot
John Schaal
Rosemary Canty
Dorothy Boyle
Two Logan Couples Leave for Florida in Trailers
Two Logan couples headed south for Florida in their trailers. Mr and Mrs F M Collins left Saturday to spend the rest of the winter in Florida, a state they visited last winter. Mr and Mrs Harry Bartlett followed Sunday, recently acquiring their trailer.
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Logan
F. M. Collins
Florida
Harry Bartlett
Logan Hunters Back State Bounty Drive
Local sportsmen push to have the State Conservation Department fund a bounty on hawks and owls. The 1933 repeal left only crow bounties, and the commissioners have allocated 500 dollars for crows but made no move on hawks or owls.
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Logan Hunters
Logan
State Conservation Department
Hospital Notes Logans Ton Two Major Operations
Two major operations were performed at Cherrington Hospital Saturday. Mrs Andrew Campbell Murray City and Paul McMannis Union Furnace underwent the operations. Mrs Bert Walburn Nelsonville was admitted for influenza treatment. C L Hengst Rockbridge Route 1 left for Louisville Kentucky to visit brother for ten days then proceed to Florida for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
C. L. Hengst
Rockbridge
Louisville
F. D. Hengst
Florida
Sheriff Sale Notice in Athens County Ohio
Common Pleas Court order triggers public auction of two Troy Townships tracts in Athens County on February 3 1998 at 1 30 PM. The property includes 21 51 100 acres and about 101 acres with appraised value of 1725 dollars and sale requires cash. Sheriff Charles W Bayless oversees.
Euterpean Club Meeting At Mrs Meldrims Home
Members of the Euterpean Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Hugh Meldrim on East Second Street at 7:30 this evening with assisting hostesses Mrs. Harley Meyer Mrs. Wilbur Lanning and Miss Janet White. Charter draping ceremonies were held Saturday by the Women's Relief Corps in memory of Mrs. Mary Burk Mrs. Lucy Shively and Mrs. Emma Brandt. Also notes say Miss Helen Belt of Columbus visited Logan with her mother Mrs. Virginia Belt.
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Euterpean Club
Hugh Meldrim
E. Second St
Harley Meyer
Wilbur Lanning
Janet White
Women's Relief Corps
Mary Burk
Lucy Shively
Emma Brandt
Akron
Helen Belt
Columbus
Logan
Virginia Belt
Newton Spencer
Virgil
Jack
Ward Township
Isaiah Spencer
Clarence Blosser
Mt. Vernon
Delphian Club to Review Book at Rannells Home
Mrs Paul Monks will present a book review at the Delphian Club’s regular meeting. The gathering takes place at Mrs D A Rannells’ home on East Hunter Street at 2 p m Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Monks
Delphian Club
D. A. Rannells
E. Hunter St
Logan Personal Returns Miss Pauline Mosier at Hospital
Miss Pauline Mosier, superintendent of nurses at Cherrington Hospital, returned to the hospital showing she has resumed duties after a period away.
Open Class In Cooking at The Plains
Mrs. T. M. Wolfe starts a cooking class for young married women with the first meeting held Friday. The Plains events include visits by local families and a Naomi Bible Class gathering at The Plains M. BE. Church with readings and duets. The Senior Class sponsors a moving picture talkie for the high school auditorium Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
T. M. Wolfe
Charles O'Neil
Betty Howard
Eudora Stauffer
Kathryn Grace
Grant Wiley
Middleport
Levi Hale
Lower Plains
Leo Shields
Athens
James Rankin
Lancaster
Peter Rankin
Chauncey
Lawrence Olson
B. T. Nance
Charlene
Catlettsburg
George Smith
Joseph Vesselo
Glouster
Michael Vesselo
P. A. Tipton
L. V. Calvin
Naomi Bible
Plains M. BE. Church
John McAllister
W. O. Kail
Robert Hawk
Floyd Linscott
Grant Michael
Kenneth Powell
H. L. Cochran
Bernice Luman
George Shame
H. Fierce
FE. L. Fierce
Marjorie Ann
Barbara Jean
William Penny
Mechanicsburg
William McDonald
H. L. McDonald
Dundas
Wein
Nelsonville
Jay Hamer
John Fick
Jean
Nellie Hamer
Hamer
Evelyn MacDonald
Kermit Smith
Springfield
Vere
Kenneth Frazier
Logan
John Frazier
Donald Gordon
Lleshore
Clarence MacDonald
First Logan Marriage License Issued of New Year
Judge FE L. Ewing issued the year’s first Logan license to Ambrose Schrader 29 a shoe worker and Mary Beatrice Deible 19 housekeeper both of Logan. Magistrate S B Whitehart performed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
FE. L. Ewing
Ambrose Schrader
John Schrader
Mary Beatrice Deible
John J. Deible
S. B. Whitehart
Sheriff Attends Thurston Gun Club Trophy Shoot
Sheriff Joe Farbearn attended the Thurston gun club trophy shoot on Sunday with Edward H. Jones and William Darnell. The event marked the first shoot in a circuit organized by four clubs Thurston Sugar Grove Pleasantville and Logan.
Susie Snyder Hurt by Car in Colorado Visit
Relatives report Mrs. Susie Snyder of Iowa suffered serious injuries after being struck by an automobile during a Colorado visit. She had lived in Murray City for years and returned here last year for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Susie Snyder
Iowa
Colorado
Snyder
Langsville Social Roundup Notes Illness and Visits
Mrs Alpha Barr is ill. Dorothy Chase returned to Cincinnati to work after a visit with her parents J. E. and Mrs. Chase, who hosted a surprise party for her. A surprise birthday party honored Floyd Kennedy, hosted by Mrs Wade Kennedy. Harold Ward and family hosted a miscellaneous shower and housewarming for 50 guests with gifts and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langsville
Alpha Barr
Anna Miller
Charleston
W. Va
F. W. Wilcox
J. C. Phillip
Dorothy Chase
Cincinnati
J. E. Chase
Wade Kennedy
Floyd
B. E. Lyle
Columbus
FE. M. Brown
Star
Rutland
Harold Ward
Carbondale Area Social Notes Update
Social notes from Carbondale and nearby report Electa Arnold visiting relatives in New Marshfield over the weekend. Harve Brooks and Grace Treadway visited Mrs. Guy Adams Connett on Tuesday. Raymond Chauncey Savage visited George Barber’s group Sunday evening. Mildred Barber from Columbus spent weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Barber. Mr and Mrs Carleck of Athens visited Mrs. Mary Featherstone Saturday. Jasper Cox and Clyde Barber visited Martin Keaton in Hope on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Electa Arnold
New Marshfield
Harve Brooks
Grace
Treadway
Guy Adams
Connett
Raymond Savage
Chauncey
George Barber
Mildred Barber
Columbus
Carleck
Athens
Mary Featherstone
Saturda
Jasper Cox
Clyde Barber
Martin Keaton
Hope
Logan Cagers Show Better Team Unity
Logan high school basketball observers praised the Chieftains for improved teamwork with veterans feeding Bob Snyder in the center. Shooting accuracy lagged early but warmed up in the final quarter as the unit found the mark, promising practice time before Friday's visit from Wellston. Clyde Bloomfield led field goals for the reserves in a win over the Greyhounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
Greyhounds
Clyde Bloomfield
Logan Hocking auto dealers post record 1937 sales
Don Faber, clerk of courts, reports 578 new car units sold by Logan Hocking County dealers in 1937 the best since 1929. March led with 80 sales. monthly totals ranged from 27 to 80 and averaged 48 per month.
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Logan—Hocking County
Don Faber
Local Social Notes From Syracuse Area
Syracuse society items list Eleanor Karr returning to Cincinnati after two weeks with her parents Irving and … Karr. Guests include Dow Weese and son John of Crooksville visiting Edward Mills and Mrs Earl Weese. A. S. Crooks marked their golden wedding anniversary. Emmett Bartels hosted a state highway club holiday party. John Baker moved from Pomeroy W P A to Athens W P A. C S Hutton of Holiday Cove W Va visited sister Mrs Samuel R Winebrenner. Charles Nease and daughter hosted a party with Harvey Holter Gladys Crooks Virginia McBride and others. Lenora Campbell returned to Cleveland school after visiting her parents Herbert and Mrs Stobart. Mrs Rutherford Sellers reported improved after illness. Mrs Jessie Bath returned home after visiting Columbus. William Kelley and daughters visited his father in Jackson.
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Syracuse
Eleanor Karr
Cincinnati
Irving Karr
Dow Weese
John
Crooksville
Weese
Edward Mills
Earl Weese
A. S. Crooks
Emmett Bartels
State Highway Club
John Baker
Pomeroy
Athens
C. S. Hutton
Holiday Cove
W. Va
Samuel R. Winebrenner
Charles Nease
Harvey Holter
Gladys Crooks
Virginia McBride
Ethelyn
Eloise Edwards
Laura Crooks
Lenora Campbell
Cleveland
Herbert Stobart
Rutherford Sellers
Jessie Bath
Howell James
Columbus
William Kelley
Sarah and
Betty
Mrs. Kelley
Jackson
Racine Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Dinners
Delmar Chittenden and sister Mrs. Seth Shephard from Toledo arrived to visit their mother Mrs. A V Chittenden. Harold Circle and two children of Sutton visited relatives. M E Guild to sponsor a chicken soup dinner Tuesday noon at the church annex. Rebecca Cotterill spent Wednesday with grandson Owen Cotterill ill at aunt Mrs. Harley Musser’s Harrisonville. Lena Petrel, after a stroke, is improved and up in her room.
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Racine
Delmar Chittenden
Seth Shephard
Toledo
A. V. Chittenden
Harold Circle
Sutton
M. E. Guild
Rebecca Cotterill
Owen Cotterill
Harley Musser
Harrisonville
Lena Petrel
Football Awards at Logan High School Assembly
Logan High School held a Friday assembly where football awards were presented by Principal Fred Burchfield after Coach Tommy Bender showcased team members. Captains were honored with keys and letters awarded to players including Hansley Richardson Smith Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan High School
Bob Hansley
James Richardson
Jack Smith
Edward Nelson
George Spackey
Albert Leonard
Bob Snyder
Dalton Terrel
Stanley Conrad
Herb Jones
Joe Thomas
Joe Karshner
James Steele
Bruce Jaggs
Robert McBride
Bill Shaw
Maurice Cole
Bill Donahue
Harold Saulers
Lloyd Frazier
John Sloan
Fred Rose
Elden Carr
Robert Brown
Jonas Morris
Bill Bryan
Robert Nutter
Claude Brandon
George Graham
Lawrence Adcock
Merl
Earl Bell
Earl Thompson
Clyde Bloomfield
Dan Roberts
Dale Harrison
Wayne Frazee
Spectacular Rosalie Tops At Athena Theater
The Stupendous Spectacle Of Rosalie dazzled audiences at the Athena Theater on Sunday. Nelson Eddy and Eleanor Powell star in an adventure that shifts from Army Navy football to West Point and a mythic Romania with dazzling song and dance. Edna May Oliver and Frank Morgan provide strong comic trouble as the royal couple, while Ray Bolger adds comic relief and Ilona Massey debuts as Countess Brenda with a standout aria Spring Love Is in the Air.
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Rosalie
Athena Theater
Nelson Eddy
Eleanor Powell
West Point
Romania
Eddy
Miss Powell
Romanza
Frank Morgan
Edna May Oliver
Morgan
Ray Bolger
Ilona Massey
Brenda
Cole Porter
Oil Lease Expands as New Well Opens in Morgan County
Logan men including Clete Scholl John Smith H H Wright Mon Cook and B A Hall hold interests in North Oil and Gas Co which is developing an 84 acre lease in Morgan County. A second well at about 460 feet is estimated to yield about 10 barrels a day and further development is planned. Mr Smith also holds a 40 acre lease in the same area to be developed when arrangements are made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
North Oil and Gas Co
Morgan County
Clete Scholl
John Smith
H. H. Wright
Mon Cook
B. A. Hall
Smith
Weather aids grass at Chieftain athletic field
Mild winter weather is expected to benefit the grass at the Chieftain athletic field which was sodded last year. Officials hope the improved sod will end muddy conditions after heavy rains during the football season.
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Logan
Chieftain
Six Boys Enroll in CCC Camp Nelson From Hocking County
Six Hocking County youths were taken to Camp Nelson on Friday for six months in CCC. The county quota for the period is 14 with two from Logan, three from Rockbridge, and one from South Bloomingville. Velva Thompson won a divorce decree from Leo Thompson on Saturday with the name restored to Velva Poling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Camp Nelson
CCC
Rockbridge
South Bloomingville
Attendance Strong in Eastern Hocking County Schools
George L. Wright, attendance officer for eastern Hocking County, reports unusually good attendance this school year with only a few cases needing contact to get children to school. The territory has been relatively free from contagious illness, though Gore had scarlet fever outbreaks that briefly reduced attendance a few weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
George L. Wright
Hocking County
Gore
Paternity Case Sets Payment at 185 in Logan Court
In the Myrtle Guess vs Clifford Mason paternity case the court ordered $185 be paid by the defendant after Saturday proceedings. An ensuing trial by jury in common pleas court will address an indictment charging Mason with non support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Myrtle Guess
Clifford Mason
Common Pleas
Mason
Set Temporary Alimony During Pending Case
Testimony was presented to Judge Phil Henderson in the Grace Poling v Harold Poling case over temporary alimony. The plaintiff supplied a physician's certificate stating recovery by Feb 1, and the court heard further testimony before vacating the prior order granting $10 per week alimony during pendency of the case.
Trustees Put Off Filling Vacancy After Death
At the Logan Falls Township meeting, officials said no justice of the peace would be appointed to fill the vacancy caused by C. T. Stephenson's death until a special meeting next Wednesday. The board also completed routine business and conducted an inventory of township property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Falls
C. T. Stephenson
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Athens Messenger
Logan Annual
Citizens Central Oars of
Nancy Boatwright
Carter Glass
Virginia
Nancy
Washington
Vicinity
Indian Motorcycle Agency
McBride Service Company
W. Union St
Hocking
WAR OF
John F. Dore
Victor A. Meyers
Seattle
Meyers
Dore
Committee For Industrial Organization
American Federation of Labor
Harry Bridges
Dave Beck
A. F
L. Power
Ziegfeld
Tops
Ned Eas
Zenners
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