Lancaster Man Hurt While on Road Job
Logan L H Porter of Lancaster was injured Wednesday while working on a concrete pouring project at Enterprise Route 31. He was taken to Cherry ton Hospital with a dislocated left shoulder and a bruised left foot. Mrs C B Campbell of Nelsonville underwent a minor surgical operation at the hospital Wednesday. Mr and Mrs N V Ryan of Jackson welcomed a son born at the hospital Wednesday. Mr Toerner attended an Ohio Retail Flower Growers Association meeting in Columbus.
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Anthony ‘Roerner
Columbus
Toerner
Ohio Retail Flower Growers Association
Ohio State University
Local couple welcomes newborn son Spence grandson of custodian
Logan and Mrs William Spence of Jennison Avenue are parents of a son born Wednesday. He is the grandson of Jack Spence Sr courthouse custodian.
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Logan
William Spence
Jennison Ave
Jack Spence
Antediluvian Herb Tea Coupon Offer
Seven day promotion offering Antediluvian Herb Tea at 59 cents per package or 1.77 for three. Refund offered if not worth ten times the price. claims to cleanse liver and kidneys and eliminate waste. Promises improved digestion, alertness, and energy with daily use.
Logan-Frank St. Clair Named Falls Township Justice of the Peace
Falls Township trustees appointed LOGAN-Frank St. Clair a Republican former Hocking County commissioner as justice of the peace for two years by a 2 to 1 vote. Other candidates included E. F. Bright F. A. Koppe George H. Spang and Robert Lee White.
Understanding in Trade Relations Urged by Farm Institute Speaker
C W Peters of Minerva urged Logan Kiwanis Club to build mutual understanding between business men and farmers. He said accommodating farmers in small as well as large needs prevents out of town purchases. Peters noted farmers contribute over half of local revenues and urged continued outreach during his four day county tour. Presented by James R Smoot, county agent.
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Logan
C. W. Peters
Minerva
Farm Institute
Logan Kiwanis Club
Peters
Ilesboro
Enterprise
Kiwanis Club
James R. Smoot
Kiwanian
Fine Col umbus Man For Reckless Driving
Herman McBroom of Columbus was arraigned on a reckless driving charge along Route 31. He pleaded guilty and was fined 25 dollars plus costs after sheriff Joe Fabrain sought his arrest for failing to report a prior citation.
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Logan
Herman McBroom
Columbus
S. B. Whitehart
McBroom
Joe Farbearn
Logan Pieterouwski Pleads Guilty to Child Support Charge
Logan Frank Pieterouwski of Berea appeared before Judge Phil Henderson and pleaded guilty to non support. The court ordered a weekly payment of six dollars for the support of his three children.
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Logan
Frank Pieterouwski
Berea
Phil Henderson
Logan Social Notes and Ladies Aid Meetings Summary
Logan community clubs held events this week. The Questionnaire Club met at the Eberst home with Euchre and awards to Mrs. Kessler and Mrs. Moorehead. 15 members attended. The Delphian Society met at Mrs. Rannelis home. Mrs. Frasure led current events and a book discussion. The Ladies Aid Society met at the Methodist church with a Gay 90s style show, readings, prayer, and a charity fund drive planned by Precious Correll.
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C. B. Donahue
Edward Eberst
Eberst
Hill St. Euchre
Lawrence Kessler
Ivan Moorehead
D. A. Rannelis
Delphian Society
Hunter St
Jesse Frasure
Paul Monks
Far From
Pittsburgh
Clarence McCartney
Roll Call
Lena McNeal
Cincinnati
Carlos Gaffin
William Miller
Ladies Aid
Sam Jones
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rose Krischbaum
John Wolfe
Krischbaum
Bertha Oberle
Londonderry Air
Eugene Wright
Faye Mount
Joan Ebert
Herman Studer
Krrschbaum
Laura McCormick
Studor
Joe Case
Malinda Hansley
James Bebout
Joe White
William Woodgeard
C. V. Rulon
Precious Correll
Elizabeth Collison
Eva Mack
McCall
Elizabeth Lyman
Logan
Mary Connor
Cora N. Brown
Florence Bort
Mary Lemon
Piezza Mauk
Miss Lyman
Emma Hall
Clara Stone
Mock
Founders Day Banquet Plans Reported By Club
During the Logan Business and Professional Women's Club meeting Mrs. Bess Mutch in charge Miss Margaret Lutz reports plans for the annual Founders Day Banquet on Feb 8 are taking shape with a pleasant observance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Business and Professional Women's Club
Bess Mutchmore
Margaret Lutz
Sparkling Comedy At Athena Theater Stirs Local Audiences
The Athena Theater presents a sparkling comedy It's Love I'm After starring Bette Davis and Leslie Howard. The film centers on a famed Shakespearean actor and his leading lady amid professional jealousy and tempestuous romance. Olivia de Havilland appears as a society girl entangled with the star.
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Athena Theater
Bette Davis
Leslie Howard
Romeo
Juliet
Miss Davis
Mr. Howard
Olivia de Havilland
Miss de Havilland
Junior Tourist Book Club Hosts Guest Review Night
The Junior Tourist Book Club met at Miss Martha Getz’s Warner Ave home Tuesday evening with Mrs. James Brown reviewing Walter Duranty’s One Life One Rope. After the discussion the group visited the P K Shop for a refreshment course. Miss Florence Powers attended as a guest. Logan residents E J Mundy were jailed near Rock Stall after intoxication charges filed by Sheriff Joe Farbearn. they pled guilty and paid fines of 50 dollars plus costs.
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Martha Getz
Warner Ave
James Brown
Walter Duranty
P K
Florence Powers
Logan
E. J. Mundy
Rock Stall
Joe Farbearn
S. B. Whitehart
Grades Plan Dinner Party At Hollister
Hollister first and second grades sponsor a dinner next Friday inviting all. Hollister basketball teams will face Albany on Hollister floor Friday in the third league game. Students spent the week preparing for exams held Wednesday and Thursday. The Senorita Class of the Sunday School postponed its January supper hoping for a later date. The Sunday School retains strong attendance and new class roll books were ordered. A birthday fund receives attention. Eighteen men of the Bible Brother Class met Sunday afternoon with attendees reporting an enjoyable session featuring several denominations.
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Hollister
Albany
Fighteen
Bible Brother
Logan Five and Wellston Set for League Clash at Logan High
Logan Five hosts Wellston in a Friday night double header at the Logan High School auditorium. Varsity and reserves from both schools will play, following Logan's league opener win over Nelsonville Greyhounds. Starting forwards Cole and Richardson, center Snyder, guards Leonard and Nelson, and reserves McGonagle Jurgins mer Thomas Johnson expected in action.
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LOGAN
Chieftains
Logan High School
Wellston
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Nelsonville
Cole
Richardson
Snyder
Leonard
Nelson
McGonagle
Jurgensmier
Thomas
Johnson
Librarian Sought for Hocking County Library Board
The Hocking County Board seeks a new librarian meeting state library board standards. The from a recent meeting elected Miss Jessie McManagal president L K Showalter vice president and G E Carr secretary treasurer the board includes W H Brooks Mary McCray Forest E Weinrich and Margaret Lutz. The state affiliation brings a subsidy and county wide circulation of books.
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Mary McCray
Forest E. Weinrich
Margaret Lutz
Minerva Speaker Attends Gibisonville Community Meet
Minerva institute speaker LOGAN C. W. Peters attended a Gibisonville Community Club meeting Tuesday with county agent James R. Smoot. He spoke as pupils performed part of the program and Pioneer Youth led games in a brief recreation period. Robert Kanade sustained injuries Tuesday after slipping on a icy sidewalk near his N Market Street home, fracturing his right arm near the shoulder and suffering facial cuts and bruises.
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Logan
C. W. Peters
Minerva
Gibisonville Community Club
James R. Smoot
Robert Kanade
N. Market Sr
Deaths Top Births in Hocking Rural Areas
In December deaths exceeded births in rural Hocking County for the first time in months. Deputy registrar Faith Wright reports 19 deaths to 14 births. In Logan 9 births and 7 deaths occurred, including twins born to Aubrey E. Osborne who died, and a twin son and daughter to Harry Russell Primmer. Other Logan births included two sets of twins and several single births to local couples.
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Logan
Hocking County
Faith Wright
Aubrey E. Osborne
Harry Russell Primmer
Washington Township
Carl Poling
Wray Zeigler
Raymond A. Manter
William D. Hutchinson
Claude H. Proctor
Clarence A. Lawson
James J. Mohler
County School Head Leaves City Report
Logan County Superintendent J. W. Coleman was granted leave and absent this week. He is expected to end his service earlier than his 1939 contract. S. H. Dillon of Carbon Hill is named as his successor, drawing much comment in city and county.
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Logan
J. W. Coleman
County Board of Education
S. H. Dillon
Carbon Hill
Logan Rutgers Trims Large Elm Trees on Central School Campus
Edward Rutgers uses ropes to reach the tops of large elms while trimming trees on the Central School campus.
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Logan
Edward Rutgers
Semester Near Close at Logan Schools
First semester of the city schools will end next week with exams set for Thursday and Friday, per Superintendent G. E. Carr.
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Logan
G. E. Carr
Ladies Aid Society Meeting and Local Social Notes
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. Church gathered at Mrs. Luther McKibben's home last Wednesday. Celia Segbers has returned to Columbus with sister Mary Segbers who will visit relatives in Columbus and Chillicothe. Edward Huffman and wife left for Indianapolis. Ruth Davis of Murray City visited friends here. Irene Dudnit and her roommate, Ohio University students, visited their parents Eric and wife. Archie McKibben and Columbus guests were recent visitors of Luther McKibben's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Dudnit
Archie McKibben
Columbus
McKibben
Luther McKibben
WPA Rolls Rise in Hocking County Projects
Logan Hocking County reports 876 WPA workers this week across seven projects. City construction includes relaying W Second Street and building a swimming pool at a local site.
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Hocking County
Logan—Hocking County
Athens
W. Second St
Evangelistic Services Begin at Gibisonville Church
Evangelistic meetings start Sunday night January 16 at 7 30 at the Gibisonville United Brethren Church. The Rev L W Tuttle will lead the services with Mrs Tuttle directing the music each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Gibisonville United Brethren Church
L. W. Tuttle
Cardinals Seen At North Street Home In Winter Weather
Despite winter weather on Wednesday two cardinals were observed in front of H. H. Sands home on North Street that morning.
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Logan
H. H. Sands
North St
Logan City Water Use Stays High Throughout the Year
Logan residents consume large water amounts year round. A daily log shows 1.1 million gallons in peak summer days and over 1.25 million at times, with 900,000 gallons in a day recently due to faucets left running to prevent freezing. Most users pay flat rates. meters exist for only a few hundred customers. The new well eliminated summer shortages.
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Logan
John L Miller Dies at Watts Family Home
Logan John L Miller aged seventy nine died at the Watts home on Third Street Wednesday morning. He had no near relatives besides Mrs Watts his foster daughter. A former Washington Township farmer, he came to Logan years ago after retirement. Funeral services by Rev. John A Toy at the United Brethren Church at 2 o clock Friday. Burial in Morris Chapel Cemetery.
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Logan
John L. Miller
Otis Watts
Third St
Farm Loan Bank group meets in Hocking County
Members of the Federal Farm Loan Bank group in Hocking County met Tuesday afternoon in the probate court room. Cc. F. McLaughlin, Lancaster, field representative, was in attendance.
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LOGAN
Federal Farm Loan Bank Group
Hocking County
Probate
Cc. F. McLaughlin
Lancaster
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