Memorial Park Site Given To City Of Logan For Public Benefit
Logan Post of the American Legion accepts a gift of a 2.5 acre tract from Mr and Mrs Q Wesson Columbus and Miss Lizzie Kempel Logan to create the Kempel Wasson Memorial Park. The park will overlook Willow Pond with a clubhouse arch and memorial trees for World War veterans. A permanent committee will manage the site.
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City of
Logan
Logan Post
The
American Legion
4. Q. Wesson
Columbus
Lizzie Kempel
Kempel Wasson
H. Q. Wasson
Mre Wasson
Mies Rempel
F. F. Rempel
Rempel Grove
Blooming Ville Road
Willow Pond
B. V. Wright
Lovan Post
Post
Schmitter
C. M. Lever
Social Session Held by Logan American Legion Auxiliary
Logan January 4 auxiliary to Logan Poet of the American Legion held a social meeting arranged by a committee including Mrs John W McBroom Miss Florence Bort Miss Grace Shriner Mrs G W Lanning and Mrs Kirby Snyder A program was offered and refreshments served Business session announced preparations for a benefit card party to be held Thursday evening at Legion Hall.
Logan to Host Jackson High With Band on Feb 10
Jackson High basketball team will play in Logan February 10 with its school band in attendance. The band earns the trip after securing a radio program slot on MOSU Columbus and will stop in Logan on the way home.
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Logan
Jan
Jackson High
Supt
G. BE. Carr
MOSU
Columbus
Funeral services planned for Mary Frances Toole
Mary Frances Toole age 4 died at her home on East Main Street after a three week influenza illness. She previously worked in the rest room at City Hall and was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church and Venus Chapter of the Order of Easter Star. Her only near relative living is Mrs. Bates of Chillicothe. The funeral will be held at her residence at 2 PM Thursday with Rev. W. N. Shank officiating. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Mary Francis Toole
Logan
Mary Frances Toole
Hughes Sues Zanesville Provisions for Damages
James T. Hughes sues Zanesville Provision Company in common pleas court for 400 dollars damages from a November 2, 1983 collision on Route 75 near Gore. He claims the truck driver was negligent, causing injuries, shock, and car damage, seeking 80 dollars for injuries and 100 dollars for car damage.
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Logan
Jan.e
Common Pleas
James T. Hughes
Zanesville Provision Company
Provision Company
Gore
Route 75
Hughes
Rotary Life Insurance Speaker Addresses Logan Club
Clinton Doyle, president of the Life Underwriters Association in Columbus, spoke to the Logan Rotary Club Monday evening at Fastering Clubhouse. The event, arranged by Harry Brewenson and Charles Achauer, opened with piano numbers by Al Brassuer of Lancaster, who performed again at the close, and included a short talk by W. P. Stagg of New York Life, who introduced the members.
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Life Insurance
Logan
Weekend Visits Across Barberton and Nearby Cities
Mr and Mrs Thomas Taylor and Robert Weatherburn of Barberton spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Robert Foster and family. Miss Estella Weatherburn and Mrs Mary Taylor returned home with them. Miss Thelma Jaymes visited Nelsonville friends. Gerald Robinson and daughters Martha Lee and Nancy Jane stayed with Mr and Mrs William Poling in Columbus. Clifford Brooker of Mansfield visited his parents over the week end.
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Thomas Taylor
Robert Weatherburn
Barberton
Robert Foster
Estella Weatherburn
Mary Taylor
Thelma Jaymes
Nelsonville
Gerald Robinson
Martha Lee
Nancy Jane
William Poling
Columbus
Clifford Brooker
Mansfield
George Brooker
Local candidates enter race for county commissioner and Congress
Herman Sheline of Marion Township seeks the Democratic nomination for county commissioner. John F. Mader of Chillicothe announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Congress from the Eleventh District.
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Logan
Herman Sheline
Marion Township
John F. Mader
Chillicothe
Jaggi Birth Announcement in Logan
Mr and Mrs Jenny Jaggi announce the birth of a son on Tuesday morning. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Bruce Jaggi of Logan and Allen Tannahill of Green Township.
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Logan
Jenny Jaggi
Sen
Bruce Jaggi
Allen Tannahill
Green Township
Shower for Chauncey Newlyweds Draws 75 Guests
Approximately 75 persons attended a miscellaneous shower for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simpson Everetta Lennigar held at the Lennigar home in Jacobs Avenue Chauncey. The event was sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary to the U M W of A to which Mrs. Simpson belongs. Refreshments were served by a committee led by Mrs. Pearl Schoonover.
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Chauncey
Charles Simpson
Everetta Lennigar
George Lennigar
Jacobs Avenue
Simpson
Pearl Schoonover
Fifteen Mines Reported Working Today in Chauncey Area
In Chauncey on January 24 a list shows fifteen mines active this week including N Y No 25 Chauncey Poston No 6 Millfield Carbondale Lick Run Kimberly Luhrig No 10X Ohio No 1 No 15 No 267 No 219 No 28 No 4 No 68 and Black Diamond. Kenneth Sands of Chauncey was taken to Shettering Arms Hospital Athens after an appendicitis operation and is reported in favorable condition. he is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Landa.
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Chauncey
N. Y
Poston
Millfield
Carbondale
Lick Run
Kimberly
Luhrig
Ohio
Kenneth Sands
Shettering Arms Hospital
Athens
Frank Landa
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Illness
Murray City residents greet Mr and Mrs Charles Hoff man at their home. Clara Keyes and Helen Stedman visit Miss Anne Popocsy. Nurse Mike Popocsy of Mt. Carmel Hospital visits family. Sadye Peacock ill at home. Eather Kennison visits Logan friends. Albert Koon and Irene Koon visit their son and mother. Hi Y Club reports from Orville Farrar. Joint party planned by Hi Y and Girl Reserves at Ambrose Hotel. Logan High Boys Glee Club and Orchestra travel to Columbus for a symphony performance.
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Joe Wolfe
Charles Hoffman
Clara Keyes
Helen Stedman
Nelsonville
Misa Anne Popocsy
Mike Ethel Popocsy
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Joe Popocey
Sadye Peacock
Eather Kennison
Logan
Albert Koon
Lancaster
Irene Koon
Symphony Orchestra
Logan High Boys Glee Club
Minnie Louise Bowen
Roosevelt Birthday Party Planned in Marion Township
Arrangements are being made by Marion Township for a President Roosevelt birthday party on the evening of January 3 at the Central Grade School Building. A program will be offered.
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Logan
Jan
Marion Township Cuteens
President Roosevelt
Hot Dog King Bid Framed for New York Stand Prince
John Kelly, founder of a New York hot dog stand, is offered the Swahili chieftainship in Nairobi Fast Africa but declines due to business obligations. His nomination arose after two native acquaintances he befriended in New York two years ago aided by Martin Johnson’s expedition. He impressed them by serving ice cream peppermint candy and hot dogs.
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John Kelly
Nairobi
Kelly
Central Park
New York
Martin Johnson
Former Resident John Ferguson Dies in Lancaster Factory
John Ferguson a 56 year old former Chauncey resident collapsed and died Monday at 11 am in a Lancaster glass factory where he had worked seven years Funeral services are set for Thursday at 10 am at Johnson Orr Funeral Home Lancaster with burial in Green Lawn Cemetery He is survived by four sons all in Lancaster and four sisters Mrs Branch Hoffman Athens Mrs Charles Downhour Nelsonville Mrs Mamie Phillips and Mrs Grace Stalder Chauncey His daughter Thelma aged 13 drowned in Sunday Creek while they lived in Chauncey.
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Chauncey
John Ferguson
Lancaster
Johnson-Orr
Greenlawn
Branch Hoffman
Athens
Charles Downhour
Nelsonville
Mamie Phillips
Grace Stalder
Ferguson
Thelma
Sunday Creek
Staley Funeral Held At Chauncey For Emma Staley
Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Burge Staley aged 43 wife of Elmer Staley Chauncey were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 from the family residence on West Main Street. The Rev Martin of the Pentecostal Church officiated. Burial was in Greenlawn Cemetery. Survivors include husband seven sons her parents Mr and Mrs Jack Burge Floodwood two sisters Mrs Clara Wallace The Plains Mrs Ida Lovely Hocking and three brothers William Burge Floodwood Clem Burge Detroit Mich and Dick Burge Bicknell Ind. The Staley family came to Chauncey from Floodwood.
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Chauncey
Emma Burge Staley
Elmer Staley
West Main Street
Martin
the Pentecostal Church
Greenlawn
Staley
Joe
Clarence
Walter
James
Russell
Gene
Bill
Jack Burge
Floodwood
Clara Wallace
the Plains
Ida Lovely
Hocking
William Burge
Ciem Burge
Detroit
Mich
Dick Burge
Bicknell
Ind
Chauncey Notes From Area Social Roundup
Mrs. Harry Wallace of The Plains visited Elmer Staley in Chauncey during her sister Mrs. Staley illness. Mrs. B. H. Fielder returned from a three week Nelsonville trip with daughter Mrs. J. W. Hickman and family. Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary to the U M W of A met with 15 guests from Hocking. Misses Marie Morgan and Pearl McCollins visited Chauncey. Lancaster spent Sunday with Chauncey and Athens families.
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Chauncey
Harry Wallace
the Plains
Elmer Staley
Mrs. Staley
B. H. Fielder
Nelsonville
J. W. Hickman
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary
Hocking
Marie Morgan
Pearl McCollins
Lancaster
Athens
Keirns Rites Held for Six Month Old Child
Funeral services for Freda Jean Keirns six months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick Keirns were held Tuesday at Millfield Church of Christ with Rev Miles Hoon officiating. Music by Pauline Humphrey and Dorothy Howard. Burial in Hill Top Cemetery near Millfield. The family has two other children Raymond and Violet Mae.
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Chauncey
Freda Jean
Frederick Keirns
Ames Township
Millfield
A V Wiley to Lead Presbyterian Midweek Service
A V Wiley of the Athens High School faculty will lead a discussion on Religion as Power at the Athens Presbyterian Church during the midweek service tonight. The service starts at 7 o'clock, announced by Rev A V Wilcox. A week later on January 31 Dr C E Cooper of Ohio University will review Magnificent Obsession by Loyd Douglas.
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A. V. Wiley
Athens High School
Athens Presbyterian Church
A. V. Wilcox
Cc. E. Cooper
Ohio University
Loyd Douglas
Ohio Graduate Cuts Officials From CWA
Everett C. Shimp, Ohio University graduate of 1929, serving as relief director in Jefferson County with Steubenville headquarters, discharged 26 public officials from the CWA payrolls, claiming political pressure forced their initial placement.
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Everett C. Shimp
Ohio University
Athens
Jefferson County
Steubenville
CWA
Chimp
Dentists Set Schoolchildren Dental Clinic Tomorrow
A schoolchildren dental clinic will be held tomorrow at Kimberly conducted by Dr W W Lee and Dr R F Wichterm an, both of Athens, with county health nurses Miss Margaret McHarg and Miss Clara Cavanaugh assisting.
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Kimberly
W. W. Lee
R. F. Wichterman
Athens
Margaret McHarg
Clara Cavanaugh
Roosevelt studies home problem to push modernization and consumer protection
President Roosevelt spent Tuesday afternoon in conferences on modernizing homes and increasing protection for consumers against price gouging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate Banking Panel Finishes Michigan Banks Inquiry
The Senate Banking Committee completed its extended probe into the Guardian group collapse of Michigan banks late Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Guardian Group of Michigan
Senate Banking Committee
Fresh Spring Pattern Ad Promotes Anne Adams Magazine
An advertisement touts a cotton frock pattern 1551 with details like a flounced shoulder line youthful sleeves and button trim bodice. It lists sizes 12 14 18 18 32 34 36 38 42 and fabric needs 312 yards at size 16. It offers pattern and magazine for fifteen cents and twenty five cents total.
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Anne Adams
Anne Adams Pattern Magazine
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Roosevelt on Money Demand Sparks Treasury Proposal
Washington Democrat Representative Cannon introduces a joint resolution to authorize the Treasury to issue $1 notes and silver dollars bearing the likeness of President Roosevelt. The move aims to place Roosevelt’s image on common U.S. currency.
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Washington
Cannon
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Treasury
Seek To Save U.S. Timber Conservation Effort Drafted
Committees of lumbermen and government forestry officials met in Washington to develop a program for conserving U S timber resources under the lumber code. They will present proposals Thursday to the Forest Service Conference at the Agriculture Department called by Wallace. Article X pledges the industry to conserve forests and ensure sustained production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Forest Se
Ry of Agriculture
Wallace
Need More Dog Tags To Meet 1934 Demand
Athens County dog tag registration nears peak as 4 049 tags sell. supplies exhausted and mail applications unanswered. Auditor J Clyde Edmundson says more tags are on order from the state and outlying headquarters have not yet reported. Registration period ended January 20 with $1 penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
J. Clyde Edmundson
Edmundson
Seven Initiated into Phi Mu Alpha at Ohio University
Seven men were initiated into the Ohio University chapter of Phi Mu Alpha at ceremonies held last Sunday night in Music Hall. Recipients are Ray Warner Burt Cameron Kenneth Lowmiller John Kirk Harold Aspenwall Asa Sutter and John Reid.
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Phi Mu Alpha
Music Hall
Ohio University
Ray Warner
Burt Cameron
Kenneth Lowmiller
John Kirk
Harold Aspenwall
Asa Sutter
John Reid
Convict John Forbes Returns to Prison Farm in London
John Forbes, 28, the first escapee from Lebanon Honor Camp, is recaptured and back at the London prison farm. He faces a maximum sentence of five to seven years for grand larceny imposed in Hamilton County.
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London
John Forbes
Lebanon
Hamilton County
Stars Say for Thursday January 25 Propitious for writers and public activity
The sábado horoscope notes a day of great activity and progress for people in employment of others and in writings, publishing, and promotion. Those born on January 25 may have a busy year. Neysa McMein, artist, is a notable nativity.
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University of Michigan
Groese Gaines Wasson
Harry Q. Wasson
Logan Pont
Lever
Claude Lyon
B. W. Wright
C. Wood Bowen
Wasson
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Oak Grove
Ory Near
Los Angeles
Sean Francie
San Diego
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Portland
Sean Hegheoe
Ion Bus Station
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wemPiiGe
Ingens Amusement Center
Brhown
Rotary Players
Sat
Paul Muni
George Sitney
Charlie Murray
Coben Aol
Helleys
Jackson
Rotary
Muerray City
Union Auxiliary
Mrs. Simpson
Lndergoers
Murray City News
PLAS
Hot Dog
Keirns
A.V. Wiley
Presbyterian Service
Union Pacific
U.S
Zenners
Mazda
Plain Corors
Brussels
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Neysa McMein
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