Joint order to remove gaming devices in Hocking County
A joint order issued Thursday afternoon by Prosecutor Hubert D. Lappen and Sheriff Joe Farbearn requires removal of slot machines pin ball games and punch boards from Hocking County within 24 hours. The move follows reports of renewed gaming after a prior cleanup and conflicts with Logan officials and the incoming Logan administration.
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Logan
Hubert D. Lappen
Joe Farbearn
Hocking County
Dallas Kinser
Second St. Paving Makes Quick Progress Under WPA
Logan reports rapid progress relaying West Second Street under WPA auspices with completion expected soon. Plans call for improvements to Furnace West and Elm Streets and at least three other thoroughfares, funded in part by local property owners who petitioned for the works.
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Logan
W. Second St
WPA
Furnace, West
Elm Sts
Knox Daughter Recovers From Columbus Appendectomy
Miss Bernice Knox, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knox, is recovering after an appendectomy at a Columbus hospital on Tuesday.
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Bernice Knox
Fred Knox
Columbus
Ohio plans fishing easements to aid anglers in Meigs County
The Ohio Division of Conservation launches a program funded by hook and line licenses to improve streams and secure fishing easement rights across hundreds of miles. Anglers may fish without permission or arrest while landowner rights remain intact. Projects include deflectors plants dams retards stiles signs riprap and tree planting across streams.
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Pomeroy
Ohio Division of Conservation
Meigs County
Conservation Division
Nine Cub Scouts Initiated at Heath M. E. Church
Roy Evans and Freddie Klein were welcomed into the Cub Scouts last night at the Scout Headquarters in the Heath M. E. Church basement. Nine Cubs attended and were directed in games by Senior Scouts Snider and Darst.
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Middleport
Roy Evans
Freddie Klein
Heath M. E. Church
Snider
Darst
Damage Topples Station Under Construction at Powell Street
Harold Chase sustains a damaged service station and garage that slipped from its foundation during Saturday construction. He will use offices and station temporarily and complete rebuilding in the spring on a Powell Street fill.
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Middleport
Harold Chase
Cloth Deck LOGAN A card system to track criminal stats
Clerk of Courts Don Feather leads a Federal Bureau of Investigation crimanal statistics project installing the Cold Deck LOGAN A card system. Minnesota and Ohio are chosen for voluntary pilot tests. The old tally will be replaced by two cards per case, one at docketing and one at final disposition, with cards ready for immediate use.
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Logan
Clerk of Courts
Don Feather
Federal Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Minnesota
Ohio
Feather
Miller Chapel Grange Holds Varied Program
Logan Miss Ruth Rhein led a Miller Chapel Grange program with talks on farm tasks and spring housecleaning. John Funk spoke on farm improvements, Velma Skinner on spring prep, Ellen Shultz read My Farm, and others discussed renter and landlord preferences. A soup supper was planned for Jan 25 and the next meeting set for Feb 2 with theme Great Heroes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ruth Rheinscheld
Miller Chapel
John Funk
Velma Skinner
Spring
D. B. Rheinscheid
Union Furnace
Mary Duffy
Forestry To Be Topic Before Logan Rotary
J D Wells will speak on forestry at the Logan Rotary Club meeting next Monday evening at the White House. He is with the forestry unit at Camp Hocking. The club has 43 members after Rev John A Toy resigned, and attendance was 95.35 percent this week.
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LOGAN
J. D. Wells
Logan Rotary Club
White House
Wells
Camp Hocking
Logan Club
John A. Toy
Kachelmacher Estate Drills Shallow York Township Well
Logan Kachelmacher Estate with its main office in the city drills a shallow well on the Homer Frank farm in York Township Athens County. The test follows a prior nearby well that produced a duster in deep sand, but yielded gas in the Berea.
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Logan — Kachelmacher Estate
York Township
Athens Co
Homer Frank
Berea
Hocking Health Head Starts Diphtheria Drive
Immunization of first grade pupils in rural Hocking County began Wednesday led by Dr. W. B. Lacock with nurse Bertha Madlener assisting. Lacock has campaigned to eradicate diphtheria. in 1937 only one rural case was reported, signaling progress.
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Logan
Hocking County
W. B. Lacock
Bertha Madlener
Funeral attendees list for Mrs. Fred King service
Relatives attending the funeral included Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dunfee and family and Mrs. Velma Clark of Athens, Mrs. Elsie Dunfee, George Dunfee, Tim Dunfee, Mrs. Elethy Dailey, Mrs. Marvy Patton of Beebe Arkansas, Mr. and Mrs. E Goodman and family of The Plains, Mrs. Roy Shoulder of Shade.
Evans Stricken by Acute Indigestion Recovering
Carbon Hill official Logan-W Evans a member of the county board is recovering after an attack of acute indigestion. He suffered the episode and is receiving medical care.
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Evans
Logan
W. E. Evans
Carbon Hill
Board of County Commissioners
Farmers Week at Ohio State University Schedule
Farmers Week at Ohio State University runs January 24 to 28. County agent James R. Schoot plans to attend daily to guide Logan County participants.
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Logan
Ohio State University
James R. Schoot
Logan business man Charles Pratt hospitalized for operation
Charles Pratt of Logan was taken to Grant Hospital Wednesday evening for an appendectomy. The incident focuses on the medical procedure and the patient’s status following admission.
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Logan
Charles Pratt
Grant Hospital
Man Rebounds After Blood Poisoning Hospital Visit
Charles Summers of Junction City Rt 1 recovered from blood poisoning in his leg after a scratch. He left Cherrington Hospital Thursday and returned home following two days of treatment.
Road Exhibit Visit by Local Officials and Contractors
Commissioners Frank St. Clair and J. M. Conkle with County Engineer Ernest L. Schaal traveled to Cleveland to attend the road exhibit this week and planned to return today. EF. N. Turner and Raymond Turner, local contractors, had earlier gone to Cleveland for the show.
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Logan
Frank St. Clair
J. M. Conkle
Ernest L. Schaal
Cleveland
EF. N. Turner
Raymond Turner
Logan Social Notes From MUET TODAY Meeting
Women of the Women's Home Missionary Society gather at First Presbyterian Church for a one o'clock luncheon and business session. Mrs. Belle Hyson assisted in serving as prizes were awarded to Mrs. Paul Sanderson for first place and traveling prize, with additional awards for Mrs. Blanche Lutz and Mrs. T. R. Walburn.
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MUET
Women's Home Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Belle Hyson
Paul Sanderson
Blanche Lutz
T. R. Walburn
Le Jardin de Fleur Club Meets at Reasoner Home
Mrs Reasoner and Mrs Cherrington hosted the Le Jardin de Fleur Club at the Reasoner residence on Wednesday. Dinner was served at noon and the program followed with Mrs Loomis presiding over the business session. A Kipling poem was read and attendees did needlework afterward.
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Walter Reasoner
J. S. Cherrington
le Jardin de Fleur Club
Reasoner
William Loomis
Edward Hockman
Kipling
Grace Michel
Priscilla Club Sees Mrs Koppe Host Evening
Mrs. F. A. Koppe entertained the Priscilla Club Wednesday night with sewing as the main activity. Several members were unable to attend and lunch followed the session.
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F. A. Koppe
Priscilla Club
Past Chiefs Meet at Knights of Pythias Hall
After a 5 o'clock meeting of the Past Chiefs next Tuesday at the Knights of Pythias Hall, the group will be joined by Pythian Sisters for dinner at 6 o'clock.
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Knights of Pythias
Daughters of America Logan Council Drapes Charter
Daughters of America Logan Council No 120 held memorial services for C. T. Stephenson and draped the charter. Members of the subordinate Lodge and many friends attended the public services on Tuesday night January 18. A meeting is urged for Tuesday night January 25 with officers especially requested to attend.
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Daughters of America
Logan Council
No 120
C. T. Stephenson
Mrs Rainer Hosts Wednesday Sewing Club Meeting
Mrs George Rainer entertained the Wednesday Sewing Club at her home with needlework and a luncheon served afterward.
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George Rainer
Mrs Martin Hosts Sister Susies Club
Mrs Sumner Martin hosted the Sister Susies Club Wednesday evening with eleven members attending. Miss Adelaide Fox was a guest. The social gathering ended with light refreshments.
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Martin
Sumner Martin
Sister Susies Club
Adelaide Fox
Bridge Club Meets At White House Dinner Scene
Mrs. Elder Martin hosted the Chummy Bridge Club evening at the White House with dinner. Mrs. Kenneth Fitzgerald won the guest award, Mrs. Karl Harper led the club score, and Mrs. Lawrence Harden took the traveling award. Guests included Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mrs. J. F. E. Frasure, and Mrs. Rudy Lortz. The Social Circle then enjoyed a six o clock dinner at Mrs. Bell Miller’s Warner Ave home with a pleasant evening.
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Bridge Club
Elder Martin
White House
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Karl Harper
Lawrence Harden
Fitzgerald
J. FE. Frasure
Rudy Lortz
Miss Mary Cappel and Mack Curl to Wed in Cincinnati
Announcement on Thursday states Miss Mary Cappel of Cincinnati daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Cappel will marry Mack Curl son of Mr and Mrs A J Curl of Logan in Cincinnati on February 17. Roy Curl, brother of the groom, will be his attendant. Curl works as assistant credit manager for a large Cincinnati firm.
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Mary Cappel
Henry Cappel
Cincinnati
Mack Curl
A. J. Curl
Logan
Roy Curl
Bridge Room
Curl
Logan man returns home after hospital stay
Harold Locke of Haydenville, injured in the same accident that killed Jesse Harper, was released Thursday from Cherrington Hospital. He suffers a deep head wound and a sprained left ankle.
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Logan
Harold Locke
Haydenville
Jesse Harper
Cherrington Hospital
Logan golfers visit Hocking Valley for second practice day
Logan players Eugene Wright and John Hammon tested their clubs at the Hocking Valley Golf course on Thursday afternoon. It marked the second day this week that Logan golfers visited the course for practice.
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LOGAN
Eugene Wright
John Hammon
Hocking Valley
Logan dog license deadline prompts late rush
Crowds flocked to the Logan office as Thursday deadline for dog licenses approached without penalty. The rush brought over 300 applications, lifting total issuances past 2,200, with more in the mails. Dog warden Howard Brooks will start a roundup of delinquent owners as about 2,600 dogs were listed in 1937 and may reach that total this year.
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Logan
Howard Brooks
Biblical Films Draw Praise of Audience
Persons privileged to witness the sound picture The Life of Christ at the Methodist Episcopal Church Wednesday evening praised the presentation. Many scenes drawn from the Passion Play at Oberammergau were part of the film, which was shot in Europe the Holy Land and Egypt.
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Logan
Methodist Episcopal Church
Oberammergau
Europe
Holy Land
Egypt
Condition Improves for Logan-R B Longstreth
Longstreth of Union Furnace is recovering after two weeks home confinement due to rheumatism.
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Logan
R. B. Longstreth
Union Furnace
Church Value Is Topic of Logan Pastor
In Logan the Methodist Episcopal Church hosts Rev. C. W. Graham at 10:30 AM to speak on Is the Church Worthwhile. In the evening he preaches on The Church and the Community with the newly formed Men's Chorus singing. Choir rehearsal at 2 PM. Epworth League leader Miss Phyllis Leonard at 6 PM. Other local services include Rev. R. C. Babylon at First Presbyterian and Rev. Amos L. Heyde at St. Matthew Lutheran with a 2:30 PM ILesboro engagement. Evangelistic meetings continue at United Brethren led by Dr. John S. Hamilton with assistance from Mrs. Hamilton and Rev. John A. Toy.
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First Presbyterian Church
Amos L. Heyde
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Ilesboro
United Brethren Church
John S. Hamilton
Hamilton
John A. Toy
Ilesboro PTA Draws 73 Persons to Meeting
In Logan on Wednesday the Ilesboro PTA gathered 75 patrons and students for a program. Lunch followed. Mrs L W Schorr spoke on Parents Rights and Mrs Dwight Smith discussed Parents Have Rights Too. The program featured musical numbers by Jean Garrison Dorothy Primmer Scott Bowers Arch Griffith and Mrs Kenneth Rheinscheld gave a reading.
Rev Cooper Prepares For Evangelistic Series At Maxville Church
Rev. W. A. Cooper completes arrangements to open a series of evangelistic meetings at Maxville Methodist Episcopal Church next Monday at 7 PM. He will lead services each evening and has conducted revival meetings at New Zion and South Perry this winter.
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Logan
W. A. Cooper
Maxville Methodist Episcopal Church
Cooper
New Zion
South Perry
Legion League plans for junior baseball discussed in Columbus
Plans for a summer junior baseball league under the American Legion will be discussed at a meeting of the commission and district chairman in Columbus. Clinton Webb is chairman of District 8.
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American Legion
Commission
Columbus
Clinton Webb
Franklin County Nabs Harold Spang on Non-support Charge
Harold Spang of an unspecified city was taken into custody by Sheriff Joe Farbearn on a non-support charge and transported to Columbus after his arrest in Franklin County.
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Logan
Franklin County
Harold Spang
Joe Farbearn
Columbus
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Hocking
Miller Chapel Grange
Kachelmacher
York Area
Hocking Health
Elberfelds
Evelyn Stowell
Bermuda
Jett
Duchess of Windsor
Arthur H. Browne
Browne
Entertain Club
Wun-Der Shoe Stores
Enna Jettick
America
Court Street
Shoe Store
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Electric Ranges
COOK
Modern Appliance CO
McHenry's Basement
Clarence Kelch
Ilesboro Pta
Rev. Cooper
Plan Legion League
Zenners
Iairty
Melton
Kevink
Catherette
Ickers
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