Logan men eye mayoral race as primaries loom
Logan watchers name multiple candidates for mayor with Democrats listing Mayor Elias Bright and rivals Charlies Wharton Jack Spence Jr John E Canty Frank Lyke Raymond Bierly and Kenneth Fitzgerald while Republicans consider C T Stephenson and C Higgins. Township races also likely with Charlies H Frasure Allen Casto and John Bell among hopefuls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Canty
Frank Lyke
Raymond Bierly
C. T. Stephenson
C. Higgins
Murray City
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Charlies H. Frasure
Allen Casto
John Bell
Return to Work for Bell and Cherrington in Oil Field
Harry Bell and Owen Cherrington, visiting relatives in Logan for three weeks, will depart Thursday for Mt. Pleasant Michigan to resume oil field work. Bell oversees several tool strings for a local company and Cherrington will join a new well operation opening in the area.
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Logan
Harry Bell
Owen Cherrington
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Bell
Cherrington
Untitled Insurance Ad Offers Refunds for Tangled Remedy Claim
An odd classified ad promises refunds if a person takes 646 liquid or tablet doses and applies 666 Galve nasally each morning through March 1, 1933, with money-back guarantee if sickness occurs and testimonials requested.
Four Buried Here Tuesday Afternoon in Oak Grove
Four bodies were interred in Oak Grove Cemetery on Tuesday afternoon, the largest daily total in months. Mrs. John Deible died Saturday night and was buried here along with three others brought from other cities. Mrs. Anna But Sunderland of Columbus, Mrs. Edith O. Kelley from Springfield, and Mrs. Myrtle Morgan Davis from Columbus were interred, with Sexton George Engle hiring extra help for the burials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Myrtle Morgan Davis
Columbus
Sexton
George Engle
Robbins to Transfer Store Duties to Millersburg
Logan resident L. A. Robbins leaves the BE. D. Neikirk store after two years to take charge of a Millersburg outlet for the same company effective Thursday. G. H. Williams from Ravenna replaces him here, and Mrs. Robbins with family plan a move within two weeks. The Robbinss were active in the American Legion and Auxiliary.
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Logan
Robbins
BE. D. Neikirk
Millersburg
G. H. Williams
Ravenna
Dog License Rush in Hocking County Shapes Year
Dog owners visit the auditor to secure pet licenses with numbers near last year. A total of 520 licenses were issued Tuesday, and penalties rise after January 20. Last year the county dog population surpassed 2300.
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Logan
Hocking County
Revival Meetings Begin at Nazarene Church with J W Steen
Logan Ohio January 11 revival meetings set to start Sunday at the Church of the Nazarene led by evangelist J W Steen of Junction City He has pastored locally and led many campaigns A missionary service with Agnes Gardner returned from India is planned for Sunday evening Also notes include the homecoming of Mr and Mrs G D Emerick after a Ft Wayne visit birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Ralph Conrad and a Logan Rotary Club talk by Rev Amos L Heyde with F J Reid as guest)
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Logan
Church of the Nazarene
J. W. Steen
Junction City
Steen
Agnes Gardner
India
G. D. Emerick
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Ralph Conrad
Amos L. Heyde
Logan Rotary Club
F. J. Reid
Ohio Power Company
Clarence J. Brown Honored by Hocking Countians Dinner
Hocking County attended the Columbus appreciation dinner for Clarence J. Brown who retired this week as secretary of state. Attendees from the county included Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hull of Rockbridge Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Collins Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Mooney Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Hansel Mrs. Elta Miller and Melrose Harbourh.
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Clarence Brown
Hocking
Logan
Hocking County
Columbus
Clarence J. Brown
J. W. Hull
Rockbridge
J. G. Collins
L. P. Mooney
R. B. Hansel
Elta Miller
Melrose
Welch Named to Key House Committees in Ohio
Logan January 11 Welch of Hocking County gains seats on the Highways and Schools committees in the Ohio House. He wins the post to replace L P Mooney who served on the finance committee and chaired it in the last term.
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Hocking County
Selon
Logan
House of Representatives
H. B. Welch
Welch
L. P. Mooney
Mrs Linn Dies After Prolonged Illness in Logan
Bertha Linn 61 wife of Charlies Linn died at 6 PM Monday at North Walnut Street home after an extended illness from dropsy. She leaves husband and a brother in Nebraska. Funeral services set for 2 PM Thursday at Iron Street Christian Church with Rev Lawrence Souders officiating. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Bertha Linn
Charlies Linn
North Walnut Street
Nebraska
Iron Street Christian Church
Lawrence Souders
Oak Grove
Gas Producers to Attend Independent Association Meet at Zanesville
Gas producers from the local field will attend the Independent Gas Producers Association convention in Zanesville on January 18. Logan’s W L Franks will respond to the welcome address. A E Faine and Phil N Faine of New Straitsville will discuss gas outlook for 1933 and organization. Franks is the only director from this territory.
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Franks
Court of Review to Convene for Boy Scouts in Logan
Logan news reports a Thursday evening Court of Review for local Boy Scouts with T. G. Allen of the Central Ohio Council to attend and H. C. Bright as presiding chairman at 7 30 in the Chamber of Commerce offices. Also notes Athens County Medical Society meeting guests in Nelsonville Monday.
Farmers institutes set for Hocking County next week
Two farmers institutes planned in Hocking County with lectures by Mrs. Herbert Marshall of Allen County and Wheeler Weldy of Jefferson County. The Laurelville sessions run Wednesday and Thursday, and Union Furnace sessions Friday and Saturday.
Health subsidy funds received for city and county health departments
Logan reports state subsidy payments for the last half of 1932 totaling 6740 for the city and 578 for the county to cover health department salaries and staff costs.
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Logan
Albany Grange Opens Year With Installations and Dishes
Albany Grange holds its first 19383 meeting at the hall Saturday with a Canaan Grange team to install Albany officers. Members are asked to contribute sandwiches potato salad baked beans pie and coffee for lunch. Mrs. Perry Russell undergoes a surgical operation and the Athens County Red Cross receives 31 000 yards of material for dresses.
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Albany Grange
Canaan Grange
Albany
Co. R. Brown
B Florence
New Straitsville
Brown
Ralph Fergiey
FE. V. Springer
Frank
Albany Club Sees Toasts and Reflections at New Year Luncheon
Members assembled at 1 o'clock for a potluck luncheon with each guest bringing a covered dish. Mra O D Dailey, chairman of the entertainment committee, acted as toast mistress and called for impromptu toasts from members and guests.
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Mra O. D. Dailey
Adriel Weiker
A. D. Cline
E. M. Baughman
L. F. Miller
C. DL. Dailey
Eldon Dailey
Perry funeral closes Clark Chapel service crowd serenade
Sunday services at Clarks Chapel were held in the morning due to Thomas Perry's funeral to be held in the afternoon. Next Sunday's services move to 1:30 and 2:30 PM. School at Rock Riffle reopened after holiday recess amid a measles epidemic. A serenade at Mrs. Elizabeth Cooley's home for her son Stanley and his bride occurred last Wednesday night. Mrs. Cooley and Lillian Carpenter married in December at Point Pleasant, keeping it secret until Christmas. The couple now live with the groom’s mother.
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Perry
Elizabeth Cooley
Stanley
Charlies Dillinger
Hadley Bean
Martha
Margaret
Josephine Robinson
Cletus Mulligan
Robert
Will Potter
Amesville
Thomas Perry
Mr. Perry
George Perry
Community Notes From Chillicothe And Surrounds
Taylor Ridge Miss Irene Golding returns to Mt. Logan School in Chillicothe. Families from Athens visit due to illness of Mrs. John Kempton. Mrs. Kempton shows improvement. Visitors include Miss Helen Hildabrand and Carl Hildabrand’s family. Several social calls and visits occur among locals and nearby towns including Millfield The Plains Glouster Redtown Trimble and Athens.
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Irene Golding
Chillicothe
Mt. Logan School
Ira Condoway
Clea
Vern Kempton
Delmer
Athens
John Kempton
Kempton
Helen Hildabrand
Columbus
Carl Hildabrand
John Davis
Fred Olbers
James Golding
Pocahontas Lodge
Millfield
Emil Sainey
Lancaster
Carl Sainey
William Dalton, Jr
Harry Leake
Velma
Phylls
Helen
Jackie
Hubert McClutchen
the Plains
Fred Heskin
Jen
Helen Kilkoski
Dora Heskin
Jean
June
T. H. Blower
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Plan Scout Court
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Taylor Ridge
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Hamilton
Illinois
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Thed.zenne
Court Street
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Zenner
Sige
Pamela White
Navy
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