Accidental Deaths Rise in Hocking County and Logan in 1935
Vital statistics show 1935 deaths higher in Logan city with nine and in rural areas eight versus 1934 figures of four and eight. Births drop in Logan and rural districts. county totals show 99 births and 9 deaths in Logan and 207 births in rural areas. Heart disease tops causes with 20 rural and 19 in Logan. apoplexy 19 in the city. carcinoma 14 in Logan and 11 rural.
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Logan
Hocking County
Logan City
Health Department
Miks Faith Wright
County Registrar of Vital Statistics
Charlee Thurness
Harold Wolfe
Grant Barbee
Harry T. Goodlive
John Conner
Pearl T. Derr
George Strausbaugh
Herman Sheline
Carl H. Chamberlain
Forest T. Frazier
J. Jay Worley
Harry Canter
Stanley Robinson
Walter R. Collins
Harry W. Bennett
Virgil
Babbs
Carlos E. Mingus
Bova
Calvin M. Poling
John H. Engle
George
Library aide assigned to City Hall via WPA project
Mrs. Margaret Good begins duties at City Hall public library assisting librarian Miss Christine Frasch. The assignment comes through the WPA. She previously worked in the National Reemployment Service at the courthouse.
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Logan
Margaret Good
City Hall
Christine Frasch
WPA
Birthday Honored for Tommy Grooms at Afternoon Party
A birthday party was held for Tommy Grooms from 3 30 to 5 30 Thursday afternoon hosted by his mother Mrs Newell Grooms for his fifth anniversary. Guests included Tommy Campbell Ned Webb Buddy Vanfossen Jack Kinser and others. Gifts were given and supper served with Miss June Grooms assisting.
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Tommy Grooms
Newell Grooms
Logan Man Acts as Installing Officer at Lodge Installation
Logan Comly of this city served as deputy installing officer at the joint installation of officers for the Odd Fellows Lodges of Shawnee and New Straitsville held in Shawnee on Wednesday evening. He traveled with Rolland Bright George W Bright James Nelson Lon Holzschuh of this city and A O Eschhach er of New Straitsville joined the group. After the lodge session visitors from surrounding lodges attended a lunch.
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Logan
Roy Comly
Odd Fellows Lodge
Shawnee
New Straitsville
Rolland Bright
George W. Bright
James Nelson
Lon Holzschuh
A. O. Esch Hacher
County DOG LICENSE rush to close before penalties
About half of Hocking County dogs had been registered by Thursday evening per Auditor W. 8. Yaw. He planned a last minute rush on Saturday, anticipating heavy office use and a final Monday deadline before penalties take effect.
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Logan
Hocking County
W. 8. Yaw
Judge Whitcraft Heads to Toledo for Ohio Pleas Judges Meeting
Judge Harley M. Whitcraft left Thursday for Toledo to attend a session of the Ohio Common Pleas Judges Association where he will serve as secretary of the group for the remainder of the week.
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Logan
Harley M. Whitcraft
Toledo
Ohio Common Pleas Judges Association
Judge Whitcraft
Club Entertained and Social Gatherings Reported
Priscilla Club members enjoyed needlework and refreshments at the home of Mrs. Don Warner and Hunter St with Mr. Harry Brown as a guest. The Tuesday Bridge Club met at the Wellman Sisters on S High St with high score by Miss Emma Floyd.
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H. W. Harden
Zenith Club
Oath Logan
Bess Mutchmore
Chris Gompf
Amy Mutchmore
Priscilla Club
Don Warner
Hunter St
Harry Brown
Wellman Sisters
S High St
Emma Floyd
Richard Vore
Mary McGonagle
Warner Ave
Michigan
Bridge
Mildred Johnson
George Rainer
Vore
Walter Gray
Ralph Griffin
Bartelle Hamilton
N. Mulberry St
Cavera
Iris Lowery
Alice Frasch
Sarah Rockhold
Margaret Lindley
Minnie Louise Bowen
Ruth White
Monica Uecker
Mias Hamilton
Union Sunday School Attendance and Choir Plans
Orbiston notes 31 attend Sunday at Union Sunday School. Junior Choir to practice Friday at 7 PM and provide special music next Sunday morning. Visitors Mr and Mrs Charles Grimstead in Gloucester with sister. Harold Bateman visited Wellston friends. Thomas Palmer of Jacksonville visited locals over weekend. Weasley Grimstead of Buchtel visited relatives. Miss Ida Yates returned to Toledo after visiting her parents.
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Orbiston
Union Sunday School
Charles Grimstead
Glouster
Harold Bateman
Wellston
Thomas Palmer
Jacksonville
Weasley Grimstead
Buchtel
Ida Yates
Toledo
Note Drop in Book Demand
LOGAN That people of this city act more when they are unemployed is evidenced by a circulation at the public library in city hall. Records disclose that when employment drops there is an increased demand for books and magazines. Eighty books were withdrawn this week for use in the library extension program. Christine Frasch, librarian, reports fifty juvenile books added recently.
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Logan
City Hall
Christine Frasch
Mrs. Graham Speaks at Girl Scouts Meeting
Logan activity centers on a Girl Scouts session with Mrs. Lewis Graham giving a talk on Scouting and What It Means. Seventeen attendees included Miss Opal Wylie and assistants. visitors listed among the group. James E. Brown, Marion Township farmer, shows steady improvement after eight weeks at Cherrington Hospital.
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Mrs. Graham
Dorothy Jean Shriner
Eleanor Anthony
Dorothy Ellis
Martha Ann Kinser
Carel Bort
Marcie Ambrose
Kathryn Brooker
Lois Heyde
James Brown
Logan James E. Brown
Marion Township
Cherrington Hospital
Logan Odd Fellows Install New Officers on Wildey Day
In Logan the Hocking Valley Lodge of Odd Fellows installed officers with PD O Sparnon substituting for Willis Lehman who was ill. New leaders included A Q Eschbacher noble grand Warner Lehman vice grand Co B Hull recording secretary Frank Starcher financial secretary Rolland Bright treasurer. A Bright, past grand patriarch, spoke at the close before a post ceremony lunch led by Lon Holzschuh.
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Bright
Lon Holzschuh
Miss Huffman Named Court Reporter for Hocking County
Appointment announced by Judge Harley M. Whitcraft assigns Miss Charlene Huffman as shorthand reporter for the common pleas court during the illness of Mrs. Clara W. Campbell. Huffman serves as clerk in Judge E. L. Ewing’s probate court office.
Logan Quintet to Play Camp Vinton at Memorial Hall
Logan quintet travels to McArthur Friday to face Camp Vinton on Memorial Hall floor. Ramon Smith of Logan acts as referee. The team debuts new uniforms this game and hopes to schedule a contest with Camp Hocking early next week.
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Logan
Smokehouse
McArthur
Camp Vinton
Memorial Hall
Ramon Smith
Camp Hocking
Preaching Schedule At Local Churches Sunday
Dr McClure to lead morning service at First Methodist Episcopal Church in Logan with district superintendent Rev R O McClure in charge Is God On Your Visiting List to be the evening sermon by Rev W N Shank at 7 pm Installation of new church officers at St Mathews Lutheran led by Rev Amos L Heyde Heyde also to preach at St John Church near Enterprise at 2 pm First United Brethren Church plans morning sermon That the Church May Be Glorious by Rev John A Toy with evening continuation on Main Street Religion senior choir and junior choir to perform Unfold Ye Portals and other pieces Royal fisherman accompanies King Gustav of Sweden on fishing trips.
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Heyde
St. John Church
Enterprise
First United Brethren Church
John A. Toy
District Board Meeting Set for Tuesday in Probate Court
Logan reports Supt. J W Coleman forwards letters seeking two board members and clerks to attend a 9 to 12 Tuesday meeting in the probate court room. Auditor W S Yaw will discuss budgets for the coming year. Gladys Angle improves at Cherrington Hospital after 17 weeks due to Perry County auto crash injuries. she works for Logan Home Telephone Co.
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Logan
Gladys Angle
Cherrington Hospital
Perry County
Miss Angle
Fred Angle
Logan Home Telephone Company
Snow Buries City With Thick Fall and Icy Streets
Logan reports a heavy snowfall Thursday afternoon exceeding three inches, leaving streets slick with a smooth ice layer and impeding travel. Local officials warned motorists to use caution as crews worked to treat and remove the accumulation.
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Logan
Steubenville Power Plans New Rates Save City Money
Steubenville electric consumers would save about 60000 dollars annually under a new rate schedule Ohio Power Co will file Thursday with the Public Utilities Commission.
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Steubenville
Steubenville Electric
Ohio Power Company
Public Utilities Commission
Unclear Local Social Notes From Rutland Area Brief
Fragmentary social column mentions visitors and illness. References include Mrs Harrisonvill, Miss Juanita Warbeen ill, Mr and Mrs Cla family, Miss Satie Romine, Mrs Jessie Russell recovering, and Wayne Russell weekend visit. Post contains scattered names and items with no clear events or dates.
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Bradforn
Harrisonvill
Fd Russe
Rutland
Muldreg Eskeweroy
Charles Buck Waste
Morris Harry Land
Juanita War
Cla
Nancy Might
Jessie Russell
Satie Romine
Eskew
Wayne Russell
Jessie Ed Russe
Anna Buck
Alonzo Bailey
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