High School Band Opens 1938 Concert Series at Logan
Logan hosts the opening concert of a three performance series at 8 15 tonight in the high school auditorium. Guest conductor is Prof Deforest W Ingerham of Ohio University. soloists include Mrs John A Toy soprano Luther Heyde trumpeter and Robert Price pianist. Ticket sales exceed 400 with rural buyers strong.
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Logan
Logan High School
Deforest W. Ingerham
Ohio University
Ingerham
John A. Toy
Luther Heyde
Robert Price
Glendon Shriner
Dick Buntz
Robert Chute
Dorothy Boyle
Lois Smith
Helen Funk
Boosters Club
Grangers Attend Jackson District Meet Addresses Highlight Medal Award
A Logan delegation attended a Jackson district grange meeting led by state master W F Kirk. Mrs Arlie Brimner reported county juvenile grange work. Mrs Paul Shaw received a national medal for small grange organization. Margaret McBroom and Ruth Rheinscheid led the recreational program. Attendees included Brimner, Moyer, Rhein scheld, Sellers, Shaw, Durr, McBroom, and Blum.
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Logan
Jackson
W. F. Kirk
Arlie Brimner
Paul Shaw
Antioch Grange
Enterprise
Margaret McBroom
Ruth Rheinscheid
Brimner
Ruby Moyer
William Rheinscheld
A. G. Sellers
Eleanor Durr
Ruth Rheinscheld
Oscar Blum
Chieftains Ready for Gallipolis After Loss to Lancaster
Logan Chieftains suffer a 35 to 25 setback at Lancaster St. Marys and prepare for a league game back home Friday against Gallipolis. Expected lineup includes Cole and Richardson at forwards Leonard and Nelson at guards with Snyder or McGonagle at center.
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LOGAN
Lancaster St. Marys
Logan Chieftains
Gallipolis
Chieftains
Lancaster
Cole
Richardson
Leonard
Nelson
Snyder
McGonagle
Not Guilty Plea in Brother Shooting Case
John Notestone pleads not guilty before Magistrate S. B. Whitehart to a charge of shooting with intent to kill his brother George. He is held on a $1500 bond and released after posting. George Notestone remains at Cherrington Hospital with a gunshot wound to the right side, his right arm amputated. Funeral services for Jennie Sweeney, 73, set for Friday at 2 p.m. at North Street residence with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Lightning causes 13 percent of all forest fires.
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Logan
S. B. Whitehart
George
John Notestone
South Perry
Cherrington Hospital
Jennie Sweeney
North St
C. W. Graham
Oak Grove Cemetery
Cantor Bride Edna Cantor to Wed in May
Edna Cantor the second of five Cantor daughters plans a May wedding to Jimmy McHugh Jr the son of the Irish songwriter He works at a Los Angeles bank The match follows Ednas thoughtful pose at the Cantor home with the third Cantor daughter soon to wed as well
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Edna Cantor
Eddie Cantor
Jimmy McHugh, Jr
Los Angeles
Edna
Cantor
Kin of Logan People Pilots Plane on Hop
Rev and Mrs C W Graham of Logan showed keen interest in the flight of 18 Navy bombing planes to Honolulu this week as their nephew Bill Hardy son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Hardy of Corning flew as a pilot. Hardy was a master pilot before joining the navy 18 months ago.
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Logan
Honolulu
C. W. Graham
Bill Hardy
Ralph Hardy
Corning
Grahams
Junction City Man Hospitalized for Blood Poisoning
Logan Charles Summell of Junction City Rt 1 was admitted to Cherrington Hospital Tuesday evening for a leg blood poisoning from a scratch. He is the third family member to be in the hospital in two months, with others previously treated for an abscess and appendicitis.
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Logan
Charles Summell
Junction City
Rt. 1
Cherrington Hospital
Paul
Lucille
Clyde Rose
Oscar Frakes
Dicken Addition
Knights to Gather for Annual Inspection
Logan Commandery Knights Templar will hold annual inspection February 15 with John P. McCune of Columbus as inspecting officer. Commander C. E. Allen has called rehearsals each Tuesday evening until that date. At the meeting next Tuesday evening the Red Cross degree will be conferred.
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Logan
Logan Commandery
Knights Templar
John P. McCune
Columbus
C. E. Allen
Red Cross
Logan Brief Social Notes
Logan social items note visits by Willis Bonney and Stoody families from Los Angeles and Deshler Ohio. Cleveland road convention attendees include E N Turner and son Raymond. Columbus trip covers a play and Book Club meetings with reviews of The Enemy Gods and The Running of the Deer. Entertainers from Columbus to perform Say It With Taffy at South Bloomingville High School on Friday January 28 at 8 p.m.
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Willis Bonney
Los Angeles
H. W. Stoody
Deshler, O
John L. Stoody
Logan
Stoody
Paul Ullmark
Glouster
E. N. Turner
Raymond
Cleveland
Anthony Toerner
Fred FE. Hull
Bartelle Hamilton
P. M. Shaw
N. Spring St
Charles Eberst
Dan Wickenden
Columbus
South Bloomingville High School
Library Receives Sixty-Four New Books for Circulation
The public library has added sixty four new books to its shelves for circulation. The acquisition expands the catalog across genres and aims to bolster reader access in the community.
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LOGAN
1937 Hocking Births Deaths Divided by Sex
Vital statistics for 1937 in Hocking County show 142 deaths split evenly between males and females and 316 births equally divided between boys and girls. Logan reports 95 deaths and 10 percent births. Major death causes include heart disease 21, apoplexy 14, cancer 11, kidney diseases 11, pneumonia 9. Contagious diseases: scarlet fever 27, influenza 60, tuberculosis 8, meningitis 2, diphtheria 1, poliomyelitis 1.
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Logan
Hocking County
Faith Wright
Sister of Logan Woman Dies in Denver
Miss Catherine Howe of Logan learns of the death of her sister Mrs. William J. Sanderson age 80 of Monte Vista Colorado in Denver early Monday. The Sandersons left Logan 40 years ago for the West and were married near Ilesboro. They raised ten children with only this death in the family.
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Logan
Catherine Howe
William J. Sanderson
Monte Vista
Colo
Denver
Sanderson
West
Ilesboro
Hocking County
Piezza Mauk
R. B. Howe
Dog Kennels Increase In Hocking County For 1938
Auditor Mrs Ora B Yaw reports 18 kennel licenses issued this year in Hocking County up to 1938 with 1800 tags issued by Wednesday. Today is the final day to obtain licenses without penalty. Council finance committee will meet with Mayor Dallas Kinser and Service Director R R Loomis Friday to prepare the annual appropriation ordinance for council presentation next Tuesday evening.
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Logan
Hocking County
Ora B. Yaw
Council
Dallas Kinser
R. R. Loomis
Harbaugh Speaks on Safety at Rockbridge School
Harbaugh of this city spoke to Rockbridge school pupils Tuesday on safety. Principal Clyde Jones presided over the session.
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Harbaugh
Logan—Melrose Harbaugh
Rockbridge
Clyde Jones
Logan Legion Post To See Convention Films
Motion pictures from the National Convention in New York City last summer will be shown at the Logan Post American Legion meeting on February 1. A business session at 8 p.m. precedes the 9 p.m. film show, with auxiliary members and wives as guests and lunch to follow.
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LOGAN
New York City
Logan Post
American Legion
Mayor Hears 28 Cases Since January
Logan. Since January 1 Mayor Dallas Kinser has heard 28 cases. Included are 14 persons charged with crashing red lights as part of a police campaign to curb reckless driving. Fines of 3 dollars are assessed in all these cases.
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Logan
Dallas Kinser
Legion Auxiliary to Hear Logan B A Holl on Conscription
Logan B A Holl will speak at the American Legion Auxiliary regular meeting Monday evening. His subject is Universal Conscription.
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Logan
B. A. Holl
American Legion Auxiliary
Measure of Hocking Native Gets Approval
Mrs. Tessa Sweazy Webb of Columbus reports that the Ohio Poetry Day Bill has become law. It designates the third Friday of October each year to honor Ohio poets. Webb, a Hocking County native, proposed the bill and taught in local public schools. Ohio becomes the first state to create a statewide poets’ day.
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Ohio
Sweazy Webb
Hocking County
Logan
Hocking Trustees Organize Meeting in Logan
Trustees of Hocking County met at the courthouse to organize and hear an address from state president Joe Thomas. John R. McClain Starr Township was elected president with George Kreachbaum Laurel Township as vice president H E Johnson Rockbridge secretary and Nelson Hankison Washington Township as executive committee member. An enrollment of 26 members for 1938 is reported. The note adds 9,000,000 of 29,000,000 cotton spindles in operation in the United States in 1936 were in New England.
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Logan — Trustees
Hocking County
Courthous
Joe Thomas
John R. McClain
Starr Township
George Kreachbaum
Laurel Township
H. E. Johnson
Rockbridge
Nelson Hankison
Washington Township
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