Costs Higher Over District In Next Year
Transportation expenses for conveying children to school in rural Hocking County rise under the new schedule approved by Supt J W Coleman. Totals by township list Benton 34878 Falls 6912 Good Hope 4509 Gore 1125 Green 6480 Laurel 4527 Laurelville Perry 7155 Marion 6157 Oroville 1125 Starr Washington 12981 Ward 6526.County total 53 buses costing 62275 for the school year. Saving from centralizing programs estimated about 21000 annually despite higher bus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
J. W. Coleman
Benton Township
Falls
Good Hope
Gore
Green
Laurel
Laurelville-Perry
Marion
Oroville
Starr- Washington
Ward
Dire Need Struggling Logan Family Faces Hunger
The Logan family a mother and seven children rely on $20 from the mothers' pension fund as their only income. It must cover food fuel clothing and rent with next payment due in days. Two public spirited citizens provided groceries this week averting deeper deprivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Mothers’ Pension Fund
Camera Club Visit To Caves Delayed
Detroit Camera Club members told Chamber officials the planned trip to the Hocking Parks district next Sunday has been canceled. They expect the tour will be revived and rescheduled for a later date.
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LOGAN
Detroit Camera Club
Chamber of Commerce
Hocking Parks District
Commissioners Clarify 1938 Equipment Purchase
Logan Hocking County commissioners restate details of a 1938 equipment purchase tied to WPA sponsorship. They explain bids from Galion Iron Works and Mason Tractor and Equipment Co. totaling 7053 dollars were extended on credit and later credited at eight dollars per hour, with equipment remaining county property and WPA credits totaling 2992 dollars.
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Logan — Hocking
WPA
Athens
Galion Iron Works
Mason Tractor and Equipment Co
Columbus
Hocking County
Frank St. Clair
J. M. Conkle
Blosser Heads Hocking County Schoolmasters Club
Logan report notes Kay Blosser Gibisonville High School was elected president of the Hocking County Schoolmasters Club at Union Furnace meeting. Arthur Woods Haydenville was named vice president James Frey Carbon Hill secretary treasurer and Scott Bowers Llesboro song leader as virtually all rural school teachers attended.
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Logan
Hocking County
Union Furnace
Kay Blosser
Gibisonville High School
Arthur Woods
Haydenville
James Frey
Carbon Hill
Scott Bowers
Llesboro
Crash at Red Light Damages Cars in Columbus
J. E. Humphrey of Columbus stopped for a red light on Wednesday when Ralph Saulters of Gore drove into the rear of his car. No injuries resulted.
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Logan
J. E. Humphrey
Columbus
Ralph Saulters
Gore
Dougherty Announces Birth of Son Logan
Mr and Mrs Jack Dougherty of South Logan announce the birth of a son Wednesday. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Dougherty of Logan and Mr and Mrs Pearl Rathburn of Haydenville.
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Logan
Jack Dougherty
South Logan
John Dougherty
Pearl Rathburn
Haydenville
Community Notes From Albany District Circles And Courthouse
Albany district social visits fill days as neighbors share meals and aid. People meet for quilting help, church services, and family dinners while moving to new homes and farms. A Rising Star man finally collects pay owed for jury duty after ten years due to court records loss.
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Waits
Rising Star
Tex
J. F. Milwee
Venireman
Milwee
Eastland
County Farm Institute Dates Set for December and January
County institute officers met at the courthouse with supervisor J. P. Schmidt and arranged a series of farm institutes. Gibisonville hosts December 11 12 followed by Marion Township December 15 14 and Logan December 14 15. Speakers include Mrs Paul Maxwell Cardington and A B Graham Columbus.
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Logan — Farmers Institute
J. P. Schmidt
Gibisonville
Marion Township
Logan
Paul Maxwell
Cardington
A. B. Graham
Columbus
Llesboro
Union Furnace
M. C. Rosselott
Burford
Graham
Rockbridge
Laureville
Enterprise
Charles Peters
Minerva
Carrie Wilson
Sunbury
Endorse Two Logan Girls For State Office Positions
The Republican Executive committee endorsed two Logan girls for state offices. Grace St. Clair will report to clerical duties in State Treasurer Don H. Ebbright’s office on February 1. Mildred M. Blake will continue as a stenographer in the Unemployment Compensation Commission.
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Logan
Republican Executive Committee
Fred E. Hull
Grace St. Clair
Frank St. Clair
N. Market St
Don H. Ebright
St. Clair
A. O. Kelch
Mildred M. Blake
Oliver Blake
E. Main St
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Railroad public relations meeting in Logan
The public relations committee of the C and O Railroad met at Frank McBride's home on West Main Street Wednesday evening with members from other system points gathering to join the local representative.
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LOGAN
Beta Hall
Betas
Sig Phi Gamma Sorority
Knapp’s
Knights of Ewing
Crippled Children’s Fund
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Logan Logan
The
C. and O. Railroad
Frank McBride
W. Main St
Flood Control Talk Planned at Marion Central School
A meeting Friday evening at Marion Central School will address flood control in the Rush Creek area. A H Paschall of the soil conservation service will speak on government relief options while motion pictures show forest and stream scenes and footage from the 1937 flood.
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Marion
Logan
Marion Central School
A. H. Paschall
Flood Control Survey
The
Soil Conservation — Service
Rush Creek
Hocking County
Logan Social Notes and Club Meetings Highlight Local Women
Social notes cover the Tuesday Book Club hosted by Mrs. G R Robinson on Mound St with Mrs Fred Hull presiding and reviews of All This and Heaven Too by Rachel Field. Junior Tourist Book Club met at the White House with Dr Elizabeth Dobbs reviewing The Great American Novel by Clyde Brian Davis. New Deal Bridge Club seen at the Miller home with high score by guest Mrs Leo Redhenwaldt. Home Missionary Society met at the Methodist Church with tea planned for Feb 7 and World Day of Prayer set for Feb 24. A two course dinner was served by hostesses including Mrs Vance Webb and Miss Ruth Kreashbaum.
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G. R. Robinson
Mound St
Fred Hull
W. B. Lacock
Heaven
Rachel Field
Hull
Clinton Webb
Bartelle Hamilton
Lester Woltz
Columbus
Walter Leonard
J.S. Cherrington
Lawrence Hack
John Krieg
Anthony Toerner
John Wellman
Florence Bort
Jessie McManigal
Alice Genevieve Poston
Alfred Lanning
Clyde Brian Davis
Elizabeth Dobbs
Tourist Book Club
White House
Catharine Stoughton
Margaret Soliday
Evelyn Miller
New Deal Bridge Club
David Miller
Washington Ave
Leo Redhenwaldt
Rosemary
Margaret Rechenwaldt
Gertrude
Marie Frasch
Clara Graham
Betty Kessler
Kessler
The
Home Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Carrie Durr
Kittie Dill
Thomas Connor
George Lehman
Ethel Harpst
R. R. Lanning
Missionary Societies of
United Brethers
Presbyterian Churches
Carlton Bright
Vance Webb
George Wonn
H. H. Marquis
Edward Davis
Myrtle Hengst
Barney Vanatta
Irma Crow
John Ash
A. G. Sellers
Carl Spannow
Ruth Kreashbaum
Daughters of America Drill Club meets February 1
The Daughters of America Drill Club will gather Wednesday evening February 1 at 7 30 at Mrs Samuel Wells home Warner Ave for a pot luck lunch and a Valentine Box collection. An important business meeting will follow.
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Daughters of America Drill Club
Samuel Wells
Warner Ave
Local Sewing Club Evening Refreshments
Miss Charlene Huffman hosted a sewing club gathering Tuesday evening. After a needlework session the group enjoyed refreshments. Attendees included Mrs. Dessie Hanna, Miss Faith Wright, Miss Frances Smith, Miss Bertha Machener, and Miss Evelyn Ellinger.
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Charlene Huffman
Dessie Hanna
Faith Wright
Frances Smith
Bertha Machener
Evelyn Ellinger
Old Picture Shows Logan Residents
Alma Green of Logan has a photo of the old Twice Five Club, a city-linked group from more than a quarter century ago. Members included Lewis Green, editor of The Hocking Sentinel, and several judges, officials, and bankers. Only Judge F. P. Martin and Henry Woodworth remain in the area.
Miss Clara Rulon Ill at Home
Miss Clara Rulon of Motherwell Avenue is ill with rheumatic fever and confined to her home.
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Rulon
Logan
Clara Rulon
Motherwell Ave
Logan Freshman Class elects officers at junior high
Freshman class at Logan elected Tommy Brehm president Fred Davis as vice president and Ray Lohr as treasurer at the junior high school. City Health Board will meet at 7 30 oclock this evening with Mrs Lester Risch attending her first meeting.
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LOGAN
Tommy Brehm
Fred Davis
Ray Lohr
City Health Board
Lester Risch
Kuhlwein Couple Welcome Columbus Boy
Logan Mr and Mrs Elmer Kuhlwein of Columbus announce the birth of a son Monday. Mrs Kuhlwein formerly Miss Mabel Rodman of this city prior to her marriage.
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Logan
Elmer Kuhlwein
Columbus
Kuhlwein
Mabel Rodman
Harry H. Wright Re-elected After Long Board Service
Logan reports Harry H. Wright has served 19 years on the city board of education and led as president for 15 years. He was re elected last week.
Motorist Pleads Guilty to Reckless Driving in Logan
Arthur Stevens of Logan appeared before Mayor Dallas Kinser and pleaded guilty to reckless driving. He was fined $10 and costs after arrest Sunday by Patrolman A. F. Evans. A separate note reports a flicker on Fishers Island, New York hollowing a ground nest due to lack of nesting trees.
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Logan
Arthur Stevens
Dallas Kinser
A. F. Evans
Fishers Island
N. Y
Hocking County Pays Large State Premium
Hocking County paid a sizable state premium for Workmen's Compensation protection in 1938 amounting to 3376.56 dollars. The text also notes that archery has over a million followers in the United States.
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Hocking County
Logan
Hocking
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