Nateco Files Receivership While Plants Continue Operations
The National Fire Proofing Corporation sought receivership under Section 77-B in Western District of Pennsylvania. Haydenville plant and others will operate normally while trustees Greer McKlvain J A Anderson and Van Grant oversee the process to protect creditors employees and stockholders with no staff changes expected.
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Logan
Jan
National Fire Proofiing Corporation
United States
Haydenville
District Court of the United States
Western District of
Pennsylvania
Greer McKlvain
J. A. Anderson
van Grant
Maydenville
Hospital Admissions Rise Around Logan Area
Enrollees from SCO camps near Logan are hospitalized at Cherrington Hospital. Since winter began, patients from the camps have crowded the wards. Friday Robert Wissinger from Camp Vinton left after influenza treatment. Sunday night Zoe Hurst of Camp Hocking returned for care.
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Logan
SCO
Cherrington Hospital
Robert Wissinger
Camp Vinton
Zoe Hurst
Camp Hocking
Logan News Briefs On Tax Permits And Court Actions
Logan merchants opened after midnight Saturday to collect the new sales tax and expanded to Monday morning. Treasurer George C. Hengst staff worked to supply stamps to applicants over Friday and Saturday. Amost licenses have been issued to retailers. about 2 percent had stamps. Logan divorce petition accuses cruelty and neglect by Ray French, filed Saturday by Myrtle French. they married November 13 1933 in Newport Kentucky and have no children. Alimony requested along with the divorce. Logan Leslie Thomas, trespassing on Earl Thomas land near South Bloomingville, pleaded guilty and was fined one dollar plus costs after arrest by Sheriff Joe Farm. First Presbyterian Church furnace failure caused Sunday School to dismiss the adult department while other rooms used gas heat.
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LOGAN
George C. Hengst
Retailera
Myrtle French
Ray French
Newport
Earl Thomas
Bloomingville
Leslie Thomas
Joe Farm
B. Whikehart
Logan Snowfall Sparks City and County Roadway Ashing
In Logan the service department and state highway crews worked to scatter ashes on key intersections and hilly streets after snowfall. Road crews treated Route 31 and other main highways Saturday night into Sunday morning. Parents Mr and Mrs Ray Darnell announce the birth of a son Friday morning.
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Logan
Service Department
R. R. Loomis
Ray Darnell
Fractured Hip for Local Farmer Near New Plymouth
While feeding hogs Saturday evening at his New Plymouth area home, Charles Little, a farmer, fell and fractured a hip. He was taken to Cherrington Hospital for treatment.
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Logan
New Plymouth
Charles Little
Cherrington Hospital
Hawk's
Carbon Hill
Henry Williams
Williams
Holds False Teeth Tighter and Longer
This old advertisement promotes a powder that prevents false teeth from rocking or slipping, claiming no pasty taste and all day confidence. It offers three sizes and is available from the druggist.
Junior College Work Will Be Continued
Logan plans to extend Emergency Schools through June 30 after a leaders conference. Two months of work are done with potential to complete half a year. No registration or major costs. text books only. High school graduates or adults 21+ may enter. meeting tonight at 7 30 at the Probate Court room.
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Logan
Probate Court Room
Carl Dupler
Logan Chieftains schedule five league games this year
Logan High announces five Southeastern Ohio Association League games on its home floor. Nelsonville meets Logan this Friday for the second game of the year, followed by New Lexington in a non league game, then Middleport, New Boston, Jackson, Wellston, and two out of town dates with Columbus South and Graveport plus the March 1 Wellston game.
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Logan
Nelsonville
New Lexington
Middleport
New Boston
Jackson
Wellston
Columbus South
Columbus East
Graveport
Institute Elects Logan Enterprise District Officers
The farmers institute completed an afternoon business session Friday. Officers were elected with 8. C. Risch re-elected president and others named for another year: Mrs. Paul Shaw secretary, Sam Blum treasurer, Mrs. J. F. Brashares hostess.
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Logan Enterprise District
Farmers’ Institute
C. Risch
Paul Shaw
Sam Blum
J. F. Brashares
Perry County Farmer Kills Self With Gun
Perry County farmer Pearl Larimer living north of Maxville shot himself in the abdomen with a shotgun. He resided with his mother Mrs. Marsh Larimer and was well known in Logan. No motive was given.
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Logan
Pearl Larimer
Perry County
Maxville
Larimer
Marsh Larimer
Woodlands On Farm Highlighted In Erosion War In Ohio
Ohio Division of Forestry operatives 13 camps target soil erosion on farms with Peach Ridge camp in Athens County as a model. Emphasis on farm woodlands, improvement cutting, windbreaks, pasture value, and using pine and black locust for planted erosion control on poor land. Farmers seek well rounded conservation programs through Camp Athena contact.
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Ohio Division of Forestry
Peach Ridge
Athens County
Camp Athena
Pedestrians warned on icy crossings by Mayor Fitzgerald
Logan residents were urged by Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald to cross streets only at intersections during icy periods. An ordinance requires crossings at intersections, and he stresses obedience for public protection.
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Logan
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
New York Store Sells 55 Nail Polish Shades
A New York department store advertised 55 different nail polish shades on sale. The mix includes a wide range of hues for customers seeking varied manicure options.
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New York
Freight Train Kills Ohioan in Auto Crash
An Ashtabula man, Lawrence M. Barrett 28, was killed when a Nickel Plate freight train struck his car. Nearby in Sharonville Cincinnati suburb a family fled freezing car danger as a crossing incident ended with the father saving his eight year old son John by tossing him to a snowbank before the train demolished the vehicle.
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Association Press
Ashtabula
Cincinnati
Lawrence M. Barrett
Arthur Kupfer
John
Sharonville
Kupfer
Amateur Night at Logan High Feb 5 Auditorium event
Logan High Auditorium hosts amateur night Tuesday Feb 5 led by Miss Iris Hull. Ray Lanning acts as master of ceremonies with a varied program including the one act play Pocahontas Saves the Captain and acts by Red Longley and students. Proceeds fund gold footballs for the Chieftains.
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Logan
Logan High Auditorium
Iris Hull
Ray Lanning
Pocahontas
School Buys Motion Picture Machine for Classrooms
Logan visual education expands at Junior High School with a small motion picture projector to aid classroom work. Principal H. E. Kirk announced the purchase after funds were raised in a fall Student Council subscription drive.
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LOGAN
H. E. Kirk
Mines in Chauncey District Marked for Work
Twenty three mines in the Chauncey district were marked for work today. The active list includes No. 15 219 107 267 255 119 9 68 24 2 68 10X Ohio No 1 Chauncey No 2 Luhrig Lick Run Kimberly Salem Hollow Coonville Carbondale Hocking Poston No 6 and Black Diamond.
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Chauncey
Ohio
Luhrig
Lick Run
Kimberly
Salem Hollow
Coonville
Carbondale
Hocking
Poston
Black
Exposure kills 71 year old in Ursichsville
John E. Henry, 71, was found dead at his home in Ursichsville as the cold wave claimed a second Tuscarawas County victim. Coroner Albert Baumer ruled exposure as the cause. A separate note mentions that twin births occur on average in one in 87 pregnancies.
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Orican
Brick-Hike Penalty for 16-Year-Old Grocery Thief
Edward Foster, 16, was sentenced by Judge Charles Smith in Anderson Indiana to carry a 20-pound sack of bricks from Anderson to Alexandria and back 24 miles daily for 60 days, or face three years in the reformatory. He chose to hike.
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Edward Foster
Charles Smith
Anderson
Ind
Alexandria
Edward
Theft Reported in Logan Police Log
Mrs. Clarence Schempp reported theft from her automobile Saturday night when parked in front of a friend's residence. A music book and groceries were taken as petty theft remains prevalent during busy Saturday rush periods.
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Logan
Clarence Schempp
Chauncey Blue Devils split Rutland wins 26 16
Chauncey defeated Rutland 26 to 16 marking the Blue Devils eighteenth straight win. Nicholson Daugherty Ross and Smith led Chauncey with key baskets and free throws while Carter and Smith shut down Rutland forwards. Chauncey reserves won 33 to 4.
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Blue Devils
Rutland
Nicholson
Daugherty
Ross
Chauncey
Plummer
Nelson
Smith
Carter
Powell
FFA
Staron
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Tipton
Gee Ai Coks Clits
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Aare Wememen
Hold Funeral For Rebel
Funeral services were held Sunday for 5 year-old Rebel, daughter of Steve Benyi, in Sugar Creek Church. The ceremony honored the child who died from burns suffered weeks ago. Relatives and floral tributes attended. surviving brothers were listed.
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CHAUNCEY _ 5
Sugar Creek
Ie Steve Benyi
Garian
Chauncey Readers Note Family Moves and Visits
Chauncey residents report relatives from Pittsburgh and Fairport Harbor traveled to the area to visit father Edward and family. Miss Florence visits Athens while Elmer Dow from Guthrie comes to Chauncey to see relatives as others assist with ailing Dow family members.
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Chauncey
Pittsburgh
Fairport Harbor
Edward Ls
Roy Tommy Dew Oftea
Miss Florence
Athens
Williamson
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University of Chicago
R. W. Arden
Alice Irwin
FAILA
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Logan Chieftains
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Self
Miner
U. S
the Security Bank
Athens, Ohio
Zenners
Pirste
Logan High
Chauncey Blue Devil
Meigs County
Blue Devil
Chauncey Pery
Continigg Dow
Ead
Eaga
Watt Ferrer
Elmer Dow
Guthrie
Isaac Wilson
ST. Chauncey
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