Red Cross campaign nets 77 new members in Logan rural areas
Final report by Newton Spencer shows Logan rural districts gaining 77 members, two less than Logan city district. County total reaches 753 members, with receipts of 849.25 dollars. Local and state figures detailed for Murray City Laurelville Haydenville Union Furnace Enterprise Gibisonville Hocking and other areas.
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Logan
Hocking County
Red Cross
Newton Spencer
National Headquarters
Murray City
Frank Murphy
Laurelville
C. W. Reichelderfer
Haydenville
Clarence Matheny
Dorothy McQuaid
Bernice Hutchinson
S. H. Bowles
Alice Swaim
Nellie Crothers
Nellie Allen
Nora Shivers
Louise Ohlinger
Union Furnace
D. O. Davis
Enterprise
Florence Edwards
Gibisonville
David Wylie
Llesboro
Smith Chapel
Pioneer Youth
James R. Smoot
Antioch
Jane Engle
Hocking
Walter
New Car Sales in Hocking County Hit 281 in 1938
Logan reports 281 new cars sold in Hocking County during 1938. Monthly totals were January 19, February 14, March 34, April 33, May 22, June 16, July 15, August 25, September 18, October 16, November 34, December 35.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Campaign leaders praised for mobilizing city county effort
Dr. Charles F. Rauch as chapter chairman thanked the executive committee and especially Newton Spencer and Fred Burchfield for marshaling city and county forces in the campaign, with appreciation extended to all participants.
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North
Good Hope
M. E. Primmer
Charles F. Rauch
Newton Spencer
Fred Burchfield
Ada Hoskins Named Deputy by Auditor Elect Fitzgerald
Announcement Wednesday evening by Auditor elect Kenneth R. Fitzgerald appoints Ada Hoskins as deputy. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Clark of Starr Township and lives in the city with her son Clayton, a Junior High School student.
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Logan
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Ada Hoskins
Two youths picked up in Detroit by patrol officers
Logan reports two youths identified as Bill Drozowski and John Karain of Detroit were picked up by Patrolman A F Evans and Co D Notestone on Wednesday. They were handed to juvenile officers for processing.
Make Your Own Cough Remedy With Pinex
A home cough syrup recipe promises rapid relief from colds using two cups of sugar, one cup water, and 2½ ounces of Pinex added to a pint of syrup. It touts ease of preparation, long shelf life, palatable taste, and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
Services for Lewis Wolfe Held Friday
Lewis Wolfe, 73, retired electrician, died in Columbus after living in Haydenville and Murray City. He worked in Hocking Valley coal mines and was a member of the Murray City United Brethren Church and the Knights of Pythias. Funeral at United Brethren Church Friday at two with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery Nelsonville.
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Logan
Lewis Wolfe
Columbus
Haydenville
Murray City
Hocking Valley
L. B. Wolfe
Jennie Patton
Frank D. John
Kirby Wolfe
O. A. Wolfe
Hudson
Wolfe
Murray City United Brethren Church
Knights of Pythias Lodge
United Brethren Church
Greenlawn Cemetery
Nelsonville
Treads Win Pair Against Dairy Team
Hawkinson Treads of this city defeated the Home Dairy of Lancaster two games to one. Neither team reached the 600 series in the three games.
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Logan
Hawkinson
Lancaster
Miss Florence Bort Returns From Visit To Colum bus
Miss Florence Bort returned Tuesday after a visit with Mr and Mrs William McCormick of Colum bus. She attended a luncheon at Seneca Hotel given by the Daughters of 1812. Captain of the Pocahontas degree team asks all members to report for practice Monday evening.
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Florence Bort
William McCormick
Columbus
Bort
Seneca Hotel
Daughters of 1812
Pocahontas
Bus Station Robberies Continue in Valley Service Area
Since September the Valley Service Bus station has been entered six times with the sixth robbery reported Wednesday. Police Chief Lew Reynolds detained a 13 year old boy found with stolen candy and turned him over to Juvenile Court officials.
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Logan
Valley Service
Lew Reynolds
South Perry Resident Dies in Hospital
Harold Notestone 24 of South Perry died at Cherrington Hospital following influenza and peritonitis. He was admitted the day prior and the body will be returned to the home for funeral arrangements.
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Logan
Harold Notestone
William Notestone
South Perry
Cherrington Hospital
Logan Mid-Year Exams Scheduled Next Thursday and Friday
Examinations at Logan schools will take place on Thursday and Friday of the coming week. Students should prepare accordingly and follow school schedules.
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LOGAN
Repairs Rail Fence In Hocking County Farm
In Hocking County the rail fence on M. W. Howdyshells Webb Summit farm needed replacement. He cut 62 rails last Saturday despite being over 70 years old.
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Logan
Hocking County
M. W. Howdyshell
Webb Summit
Jones To Speak At Logan Temperance Day Assembly
Logan city schools observe Temperance Day with a senior high assembly addressed by Rev. Cecil H. Jones at 12 45. Junior high and grade students hold home room programs.
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Logan
Logan City
Cecil H. Jones
First fishing license issued of the year to local merchant
Logan resident J. W. Johnson of Mt. Pleasant received the first fishing license of the year on Wednesday. Johnson, a merchant from Logan Route 1, said he planned to start fishing immediately.
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Logan
J. W. Johnson
Logan Rt. 1
Mt. Pleasant
Pitch C Tuned at 512 Vibrations Per Minute
The standard note Pitch C is tuned to 512 vibrations per minute, defining a precise pitch reference used in musical tuning systems.
Logan Chamber Hears Two Columbus Men
Logan Chamber of Commerce holds annual meeting with dinner at the Masonic social rooms at 6 pm. Walter E. Brehm will be toastmaster. Edward Sin clair Thomas and James A. Maddox of Columbus speak. Thomas will show park scene pictures. Members of the reception committee include Dr C A Gaffin Ed C Paul Robert F Harley C E Allen Paul T Brown Walter A Leonard. Edward C Collins leads the ticket committee.
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Logan
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Social
Walter E. Brehm
Edward Sinclair Thomas
James A. Maddox
Columbus
Mr. Thomas
C. A. Gaffin
Ed C. Paul
Robert F. Harley
C. E. Allen
Paul T. Brown
Walter A. Leonard
Edward C. Collins
Local residents to vacation in Florida
Logan Josef Brashares of this city, along with the Rev. Amos L. Heyde, will depart on Monday for Florida for a short vacation.
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Logan
Josef Brashares
Enterprise
Amos L. Heyde
Florida
Laurelville Knights of Pythias Plan Friday Dance
Dance organized by the Logan Lodge of the Knights of Pythias for Friday evening. Members from the Logan Lodge are expected to attend.
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LOGAN
Laurelville Knights of Pythias
Logan Lodge
Relief Chiefs Inspect Setup In Logan Area
State Supervisor Albright of the Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation and Relief Director Jacoby toured Logan warehouses and then visited Murray City. They studied the mining field situation and pledged cooperation on commodities for direct relief and the school children feeding program begun in December.
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Logan
Albright
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Everett Jacoby
Murray City
Schoolmasters Club to Meet in Wellston Next Wednesday
Southeastern Ohio Schoolmasters Club will convene in Wellston on next Wednesday evening led by Supt. G. E. Carr and a delegation of local teachers.
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Logan
Southeastern Ohio
Logan Faces Wellston In League Encounter
Logan and Wellston meet Friday night in the second league game of the schedule. A doubleheader opens at 7 30 p m with the Reserve game first. Coach Tom Bender will use the same starting lineup as in the Nelsonville game.
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Logan
Wellston High School
Tom Bender
Nelsonville
Driver charged with reckless driving in Logan area
Melvin Garrett of South Bloomingville was arrested Wednesday before Magistrate S B Whitehart on a reckless driving charge. He pleaded not guilty and posted a $200 bond.
Logan High Band Concert Date Set by Director
Logan High School Band concert scheduled for January 26 by Director James Horwell. The event will feature the school ensemble at the district venue, inviting students and families to attend.
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Logan
James Horwell
Logan High School
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Biglow-Sanford
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Simmons
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Brocatelli
Jenny Lind
Duncan Phyfe
Nahogany
St. Clair
Robert C. Campbell
Harry Grimison
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Campbell
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Jones
Logan Chamber
Logan Area
Wellston
RCA
Consol
N. Court St
Cery
Fred Sanders
N. Court
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