Logan Junior High Principal Named Logan City Council President
H. E. Kirk, principal of Logan Junior High School, was named president of the Logan City Council by Mayor Dallas Kinser. His term runs from Jan. 18 to Dec. 31, 1941, succeeding Stanley W. Baker who resigned to become county commissioner. Kirk also serves on the city health board and is a former Logan Rotary Club president. He takes the oath at City Hall with the mayor presiding and will chair the next council meeting on Jan. 28.
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Logan
H. E. Kirk
Dallas Kinser
Stanley W. Baker
Kirk
Logan Junior High
City Health Board
Lawrence Adcock
Health Board
City Hall
Kinser
Logan Rotary Club
Stewart Rites Planned for Thomas J. Stewart in New Straitsville
Funeral services for Thomas Joseph Stewart 46 of 416 S Richardson Ave will be at 9 am Tuesday in St Augustine's Church New Straitsville. Burial in New Straitsville Cemetery. He was a Timken Roller Bearing Co. office man aged 46, WW II veteran, American Legion member, and Elks member. Survived by four Columbus brothers and two sisters.
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Columbus
Thomas Joseph Stewart
S. Richarson Ave
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Mt. Vernon
University Hospital
St. Augustine's Church
New Straitsville
Stewart
104Th Machine Gun Co
American Legion
Columbus Lodge of Elks
William
James
Stephen
Patrick Stewart
Immaculata
Sisters of St. Joseph
Baden
P. H. Dawson
Yellow Springs
Logan Player Falls Ill During Chieftains Game
Logan center Mark Lohr became ill with a deep cold while playing on the floor against the Gallipolis Chieftains Friday night. A physician treated him there and at home, and Cecil Scott later attended to a scalp wound above his eye. He and teammates hope to be ready for Friday's game with Athens.
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Logan
Mark Lohr
Logan Center
Gallipolis
Chieftains
Cecil Scott
Athens
Former Logan Resident Dies in Alberta Canada
A telegram reported Saturday evening the death of Miss Jennie Hartley at Botha Alberta Canada. Funeral services and burial will be held there Tuesday. She previously lived in Logan with her sister Mrs Harry Everett and leaves another sister Mrs Frank Oldigis Minister O and a brother Edward Hartley of Los Angeles.
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Logan
Harry Brown
Jennie Hartley
Botha
Alberta
Canada
Miss Hartley
Harry Everett
Frank Oldigis
Edward Hartley
Los Angeles
Logan-Noel Groves in Nelsonville admitted to Cherrington Hospital
Logan Noel Groves of Nelsonville was received at Cherrington Hospital Sunday afternoon for observation and treatment.
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Logan
Noel Groves
Nelsonville
Cherrington Hospital
State Rules on County Departments
Logan bureau ruling says county departments where the auditor is fiscal officer do not fall under the new purchasing department. Departments include health child welfare schools and elections. They must obtain requisitions through the auditor's office as done previously.
Week-End Accidents Cause Property Damage Only
Police Chief Lew Reynolds reports two weekend crashes with no injuries. Herbert Green rear-ended Don Richards on W Front Street at 4 15 p m, damaging Green’s car. Later at Walnut and Second Streets Chester Snyder of Logan and Francis Mooney of Columbus collided, both vehicles damaged.
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Logan
Lew Reynolds
Herbert Green
Don Richards
Front St
Green
Walnut
Second Sts
Chester Snyder
Francis Mooney
Columbus
McKinley Club to Elect Officers at Wednesday Meeting
McKinley Club will hold its annual officer election at Republican Headquarters on West Main Street. Women's organization and the State Employee group join the gathering and a McKinley Day date may be announced. A distinguished speaker is sought with refreshments after the session.
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Logan — McKinley Club
Republican
W. Main St
McKinley Club
Logan Women Missionary Society Notes and Local Visits
Mrs. Paul Monks chaired Fridays meeting at the home on Market Street with devotions on stewardship and a study of Uprooted Americans. The group will send Bibles and hymnals to the Indian school at Tucson and visit several churches. Local students and families visited or returned to colleges and towns including Ohio State University and Ohio University, with influenza closures and Temperance Day events noted.
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Monks
Rogen
Tucson
Ariz
William Petty
Sherman Poling
Marion Township
Stoutsville
Marjorie Henderson
Columbus
R. A. Henderson
Bob Ralston
Ohio University
J. R. Ralston
Allie Bay
Josephine Bay
New Plymouth
Fred E. Hull
Magnetic Springs
Rose Saunders
Springfield
Clay Hadley
Logan
Dinner party hosted by Mrs Mooney entertains nineteen guests
Mrs L P Mooney entertained Saturday evening with a dinner party at the P K Shop for nineteen guests. Tables were arranged for bridge and other games at her E Second Street home. Prizes went to Mrs S C Bright, Mrs C S Clarke, Mrs Alfred Carpenter, Mrs Fred Burchfield, and Mrs Charles McKinley.
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L. P. Mooney
P K
E. Second Street
S. C. Bright
C. S. Clarke
Auction Bridge
Alfred Carpenter
Fred Burchfield
Charles McKinley
M. H. Cherrington
Harley Meyer
James Krieg
W. D. Braddock
W. D. Bassett
Walter Leonard
William Leyshon
H. M. Dunnick
Charles Notestone
Craig Adair
Curtis Cole
Emma McLain
Bea Ross
Saturday Club Meeting At Mrs Gaffin Home
Members gathered Saturday at 3 pm at Mrs. Carlos Gaffin’s home on N Wood St. President Mrs Gafin led a business session, with contributions to the infantile paralysis drive and to the Chioma Library. A paper on Rachel Field and other Novelists by Mrs Arthur Miller. roll call on Fiction Writers. Dinner followed for listed members.
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Carlos Gaffin
N. Wood St
Gafin
Chioana
Rachel Field
Arthur Miller
Charles Achauer
Martha Getz
Walter Brehm
Anna Cole
Miller
Emerson Poston
D. A. Rannells
Richard Lavey
S. W. Wiant
Florence Bort
Alice Genevieve Poston
Ben Ross
Eleanor Durr
Hester Lee White
Weekend guests and book club plans note residents
Mr and Mrs Wallace Shriner visited the Shriner home of Judson and Mrs Shriner. Mrs John R Pierce will host the Tuesday Book Club at Warner Ave with Mrs G R Robinson presenting the review. Albert Leonard Ohio Wesleyan.
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Wallace Shriner
Judson Shriner
John R. Pierce
Warner Ave
G. R. Robinson
Albert Leonard
Ohio Wesleyan
Hocking Township Officials Hear Talk
Logan Hocking County trustees and clerks association met in the common pleas court room with John McClain as president in charge. John Tucker of Licking County spoke on duties of township officers and the program for the state meeting in Columbus January 30 to February 1. McClain will lead the Hocking County delegation to the event.
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LOGAN
No One Injured In Auto Collision Near Logan
Raymond Goss of near Logan and Dick Brandt of this city were involved in a late Saturday night collision near the State Highway garage at 11 p.m. Both automobiles sustained damage and Sheriff Floyd Duffy investigated the incident.
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Logan
Raymond Goss
Dick Brandt
Floyd Duffy
Logan Sunday Temperature Stays Near 25 Degrees
Logan saw little variation in temperature Sunday, staying around 25 degrees. A cold front Saturday night brought a light snow cover and a drop in temperature.
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Logan
Logan to Host Three Basketball Tournaments
Logan will stage three basketball tournaments in late February and early March. Perry County League finals on Feb 22 kick off a sequence leading into the Hocking County event with teams from Rockbridge Gibisonville Laurelville South Bloomingville Union Furnace Carbon Hill Murray City. Class B sectional follows in early March drawing thousands of fans.
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Logan
Perry County
Hocking County
Rockbridge
Gibisonville
Laurelville
South Bloomingville
Union Furnace
Carbon
A Hill
Murray City
Dog Owners Rush To Register Pets In Logan
In Logan, auditors office stays open as about 1900 dog registrations are recorded with a late rush expected to reach 2100 by tonight. Officials anticipate surpassing 2300 for 1940 by year end. Warden Howard Brooks plans a roundup of non registered dogs and has checked two quarantined areas in the past two weeks.
Cotton for mattress program reaches county centers
In Logan County plans grow for a mattress making project. A car load of cotton has been received with more needed. eight to nine centers already exist and jail and county home may join the effort as materials arrive.
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Logan
Hocking County
Early Potato Planting by James Saunders Aims for Earliest Crop
Logan area report notes James Saunders of Green Township completed potato planting on December 10. He deep plowed the field and planted whole potatoes below the frost line to protect them from cold. The experiment aims to harvest the earliest potatoes next season.
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Logan
James Saunders
Green Township
Tax Representative Assists With Vendor Reports at Courthouse
Charles Donnelly, sales tax representative, will be at the election board office Monday Tuesday and Wednesday to help vendors prepare semi annual reports. His last visit covering the current listing period is Saturday morning January 25 with all reports due by January 31. A penalty of one dollar per day will be charged for late filings.
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Logan
Charles Donnelly
Election Board
Donnelly
Security Official At C of C Friday
A representative from the Nelsonville Social Security Board will meet in the Chamber of Commerce Assembly room Friday January 24 between 4 and 5 p m to discuss services and provide information.
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C. of C
Logan
Nelsonville
The
Social Security Board
Chamber of Commerce
Two Arrested on Intoxication Charges
Merlin Mooney and Miss Bernie Martin were arrested early Sunday on intoxication and loitering charges after midnight. Police continue to arrest suspicious persons in the business district after midnight.
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Gallipolis
Merlin Mooney
Bernie Martin
Stolen Car Recovered by Gallipolis Police
Floyd Kingery of Clipper Mills reported his car parked in the business section was stolen. Officers located the vehicle and returned it to the owner with no arrests made.
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Gallipolis
Floyd Kingery
Clipper Mills
Former Holzer doctor called to army training service
Dr. W. H. Matuska of Ottawa Ohio, formerly on the Holzer Hospital staff, has been drafted into army training service as a member of the officers reserve.
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Gallipolis
W. H. Matuska
Ottawa
Ohio
Holzer Hospital
Army Training Service
Officers’ Reserve
Hit Record With Sale Of 561 Dog Licenses
Gallipolis records a sale of 561 dog licenses by auditor's clerical staff on Saturday. Officials expect close to 2,500 licenses sold by closing hour tonight.
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Gallipolis
Reed Burial for Mrs. Florence Reed in Gallia
Mrs. Florence Reed aged 81 died Thursday at her daughter Mrs. Margaret Canterberrys home 134 Price Ave. Her funeral was held yesterday at 9 30 a m at the residence and burial followed at Mound Hill Cemetery Gallipolis Ohio Surviving are four sons Charles G Dean L John R all of Columbus and William A Reed Addison Ohio and a daughter Mrs Laura Norris London Ohio
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Columbus
Florence Reed
Margaret Canterberry
Price Ave
Mound Hill Cemetery
Gallipolis
Charles G
Dean L
John R
William A. Reed
Addison
Laura Norris
London, O
Held for Prosecution By Railroad Officials
Bennie Manns of Gallipolis is held in city jail for prosecution by railroad officers after police arrested him early Sunday for building a fire in a railroad freight car and preparing to spend the night. An intoxication charge is also listed.
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Gallipolis
Bennie Manns
Manns
Huntington Grange Installs New Officers
GALLIPOLIS Newly installed officers for Huntington Grange are Hazel Harmon master J F Jacobs overseer Mrs Jand Elliott lecturer James L Clark Roy Holcomb Mrs Beatrice Clark stewards Mrs Maggie Holcomb chaplain W W Metcalf treasurer Lena Fern Painter secretary Edgar White gatekeeper Mrs Hollis Metcalf Ceres Mrs Laurence Woodruff Pomona Roy Holcomb member executive committee
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Gallipolis
Huntington Grange
Hazel Harmon
J. F. Jacobs
Jand Elliott
James L. Clark
Roy Holcomb
Beatrice Clark
Maggie Holcomb
W. W. Metcalf
Lena Fern Painter
Edgar White
Hollis Metcalf
Ceres
Laurence Woodruff
Pomona
Rio Grande Courtmen Begin Three Day Trip
Rio Grande College basketball team travels to Montgomery West Virginia to face New River State tonight. They play Institute West Virginia Tuesday and Capital City Commercial College in Charleston Wednesday.
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Rio Grande
Gallipolis
Montgomery
W. Va
New River State
Institute
Capital City Commercial College
Charleston
Victim of Accident Improving in Hospital
Golden Little, 16, of Middleport, injured Thursday near Mason City, shows improvement at Holzer Hospital. James Little was killed in the same accident.
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Gallipolis
Golden Little
Middleport
Mason City
James Little
Holzer Hospital
Huntington Tobacco Market Closes January 31
Gallia County residents are urged to sell their crops before the January 31 deadline as the Huntington tobacco market winds down.
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Huntington Tobacco
Gallipolis
Gallia
Former Gallipolis Man Dies in New Orleans
Walter Hebard a native of Gallipolis died at his home in New Orleans. Friends here have been advised of his death.
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Gallipolis
New Orleans
Walter Hebard
Listing of Hocking Personal Property To Begin on Feb 13
Hocking County begins personal property listings on February 17 and runs through March 31 with penalties for failure to report. Delinquent real estate has already been published. Delinquencies paid by mid week may remove property from the next list. Foreclosure property due to tax delinquencies will be published soon. Officials anticipate loans against the delinquent tax list to fund relief expenditures.
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Logan
Hocking County
Kenneth B. Fitzgerald
Same Officers To County Board
LOGAN Reorganization meeting of the Hocking County Board of Education named David Thorne as president for a sixth year and Clarence Matheny as vice president for a renewed term. Thorne has seven years on the board with ongoing school improvement work. other members are J. F. McGrady William Sayre and Homer Hedges. Regular meetings stay on the first Friday monthly. Supt Samuel H. Dillon remains clerk.
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Logan
Hocking County
Colder Weather May End Flu Epidemic In Logan
City and county school officials hope lower temperatures curb the influenza outbreak. Logan schools stayed open as illness declines, with Friday attendance showing nearly a 40 percent drop in absences from Thursday.
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Logan
Local Woman Feeds Birds During Winter
Margaret Cook of N. Walnut Sr. feeds birds in winter observing eight cardinals along with blue jays and chickadees feeding at once one morning last week.
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