Justices of the Peace Salaries Set as Snow Closes Roads
Snow and ice blocked county roads causing school closures across Logan area. Nine of thirteen districts suspended classes including Gore Laurelville Gibisonville South Bloomingville Union Furnace Sesboro Carbon Hill Green Enterprise. others remained open with near normal attendance.
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Gibisonville
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Logan Church News and Local Notices
Logan church notices list services at Church of the Nazarene and First EUB. Reverends Klingler and Grueser lead worship, Sunday school at 9:30, and Holy Communion at 10. Laur elville scarlet fever case reported. ambulance trips and hospital transfers described. City officials discuss engineering posts and a representative run, with weather notes on egg storage.
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Klingler
NYPS
Arthur Becker
Capital University Seminary
A. N. Grueser
Laurelvill Logan
Laurelville
LoganHocking Health Department
Aerea Presbyterian
Schutte.panzer
Schoo
O. Smith
Logan
W. O. Smith
Haydenville
Washington Ave
Orville Newton
Rowell Plingey
Law Practice Established in Logan by Forrest P Moore
Forrest P Moore 31 a Wilminton College and Ohio Northern University law graduate announces a general practice in Logan. Formerly with Silbaugh and Moore in Lancaster he was admitted to the Ohio Supreme Court in 1950 and the US Supreme Court in 1955. A WWII veteran he serves as supply officer and captain in the Athens Ohio National Guard. His offices are on the second floor of the Watkins Building on East Main Street.
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Logan
Forrest P. Moore
Wilmirton College
College of Law
Ohio Northern University
Moore
Lanaster
Silbaugh and Moore
Ohio Supreme Court
US. Supreme Court
Athens
Ohio National Guard
Watkins Building
E. Main St
Shreve Appeals After Court Action in Ohio Suit
Walter Shreve appeals a Hocking County Common Pleas ruling that quashed his suit against George Kerr over a 1954 Newark project. Shreve seeks $3940 claiming Kerr owes for truck use and half project profits. Kerr argues venue improper as he resides in Licking County. The judge upheld the defendant’s motion to quash.
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Shreve
Snow and ice cause Route 75 wreck near Logan
Snow and ice on Route 75 about nine miles south of Logan caused an automobile accident at 12 30 p m Thursday. Bill E Ruggles 28 of Lancaster was driving north when his car skid lost control and rolled over after striking a roadside bank. He was thrown from the vehicle and received minor injuries. He was treated at a Lancaster physician office. The car was a total loss and towed to Lancaster. The accident occurred near the William Mowrey residence.
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Logan
Bill E. Ruggles
Lancadster
Rugales
Lancaster
William Mowrey
February meeting of Logan Society Book Club held at homes
The Inner-Met Logan Society Book Club met Tuesday evening with Mrs. James presiding at a home dinner. Mrs. Darley Kitchen hosted the business meeting led by Mrs. M. B. Haney. Plans were made to dine and see a play in Columbus for the February gathering. Mrs. Thorne Cottrill reviewed Fet by Christine Garnier. Four new members were inducted by Helen Rush and assistants Minni Bowene Bowen and Gladys Webb.
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Thorne Cottrill
Christine Garnier
Helen Rush
Minni “Owise Bowen
Gladys Webb
Grange Meeting Recaps 2029 Juvenile Officer Speaks
The January Grange session, led by Ralph Blum as master, featured a talk titled Faith in a Boy by the juvenile officer. Mrs. Sam Jordan read The Thought for the Week and a State Grange letter on Farm and Home Safety Mobilization was discussed. New members Sthel Bower Gladys Geffen Helen Holzapfel and Lenna Mobler were inducted. The meeting was chaired by president Mary Thompson and updates on detention from project progress and Founders Day plans were reported.
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Ralph Blum
Sam Jordon
Geil
The
State Grange
Farm and Home Safety Mobili
Sthel Bower
Gladys Geffen
Helen Holzapfel
Lenna Mobler
Mary Thompson
Miss Bush
Mary Conner
Book Club Review and Church Class Meeting Notes
Book Of The Month Club met Monday evening at Miss Tris Lowry’s home with Mrs. George Carr as president. Sally Holmes reviewed Stillmeadow Daybrook by Gladys Tabern. Seeker’s Class of Union Furnace EUB Church met Thursday at Mrs. Robert LaFollette’s home. Bible quiz conducted by Mrs. Dallas Worthman, Mrs. Hilary Bray and Mrs. Clyde Disvennett. readings by several members.
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Tris Lowry
George Carr
Sally Holmes
Stillmeadow Daybrook
S Gladys Tabern
Ruth Seekers
Union Furnace
EUB
Robert LaFollette
Dallas Worthman
Hilary Bray
Clyde Dis Vennett
Charles Clark
Harry Mel Vey
Carl Hull
Earl« ‘Oomis
Bennington
Paul Sellers
LaFollette
C. H. Bennington
Cheshire residents visit and travel notes
Cheshire notes list visitors and returns including Swisher guests Ar and Mrs Stanley Swisher, Mrs L J Bumgarner formerly of Cheshire, Andy Sayre returning to Lake City Tenn, Lucille Ramsey and Nettie Campbell visiting Ernie Lee, James Irion returning from Huntington and Portsmouth, and Mr and Mrs William Fife with children visiting G A Fife. Bert Hern recovering but not back at his store.
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Cheshire
Arwur Swisher
Aidaleport
Stanley Swisher
L. J. Bumgarner
New Haven
Andy Sayre
Lake City
Tenn
Lucille Ramsey
Nettie’ Campbell
Ernie Lee
Rainey
James Irion
Huntngton
Portsmouth
William Fife
G. A. Fife
Bert Hern
B. L. Hern
Logan Monument Co head attends AICA annual meeting
George C. Shaw of Logan Monument Co recently attended the American Institute of Commemorative Art annual meeting at the Hotel Plaza in New York City. He was accompanied by Mrs. Shaw and their young son George Shaw Jr.
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LOGAN
George C. Shaw
Logan Monument Co
American Institute of Commemorative Art
Mlaza
New York City
2000 Jobs Jeopardized By Liquidation Of Mills
Nearly 200 workers face unemployment after stockholders voted to liquidate Cleveland Worsted Mills Co. The decision ends the strike by 1452 employees at the Slant plant, who have been on strike since August 22 seeking their first contract. Also affected are about 500 workers at Red Fern Mills plants in Ravenna.
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Mills
Cleveland
Cleveland. Worsted Ils Co
Redfern Mills
Ravenna
Cleveland Worsted
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