Logan Council to study parking meters and public sentiment
Logan officials report on parking meter proposal after Mayor Weltner and Director Loomis briefing. Meters may be leased with revenues funding the project. preliminary revenue estimates and city comparisons cited. Street and safety committees to seek public sentiment before next council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Denzil Weltner
R. R. Loomis
Logan City
Fred Murray
Wonn
Loomis
F. H. Waring
State Health Department
Second Defense Class Open to CCC Youth
Logan reports a second automotive mechanics class started at the Vocational Education building for CCC camp members under John Nixon. Classes run Monday to Wednesday evenings, following the first course, with 18 youths in the separate outside youth class meeting Thursday to Saturday evenings led by Nixon. An accident near Logan on U S Route 433 injures a cow.
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Logan
CCC
John Nixon
Nixon
Postwar Works Plan Studied in Logan
A Public Works Agency representative met Logan officials to discuss a postwar employment project. The six year plan includes a $470,000 package: a 2 million gallon reservoir, water softener and meters, sewer disposal plant, East Main Street underpass, street and alley paving. Council minutes record the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Public Works Agency
Public Works Reserve
Federal
Federal Planning Commission
R. R. Loomis
Denzil Weltner
East Main St
Council
Hocking County Dog and Kennel Revenue Report 1941
Auditor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald reports year end dog and kennel fund balance of 1020.01 as of December 31 1941. 148 sheep killed 57 injured and one cow injured during 1941 with 2860.53 in collections bringing total to 4973.29. Expenditures include 1010.95 for animal claims and 1500 to the dog warden with 206.45 other costs and a 1225.88 transfer to general fund. 1908 male dogs registered 248 spayed females 149 females and 20 kennels in 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Fund
Right Turn on Red Prohibition Backed by Council Action
Logan council votes unanimously to repeal the right turn on red after mayor notes repeated driver failures to stop. Police warnings and enforcement campaigns have highlighted ongoing complaints over five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Denzil Weltner
Council
Urtorists
Record Group Signs For Solid Geometry
Logan High School reports rising interest in solid geometry this semester. Principal Fred B. Burchfield notes 32 students enrolled after it replaced advanced algebra, doubling the prior high mark of 16.
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Logan
Logan High School
Fred B. Burchfield
Burchfield
Stamps Not Needed For Public Busses
Edward St. Clair, a school bus operator, was informed by the treasury department that state, county, or subdivision owned buses do not require auto stamps. Privately owned buses used by the district or leased to the subdivision must purchase a stamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Edward St. Clair
Treasury Department
Fined $100 and Costs On Intoxication Charge
LOGAN John J. Helber involved in a Tuesday accident on N. Market St as his car ran over a curb. Patrolmen Litherland and Zanner arrested him for driving while intoxicated and he pleaded guilty before Mayor Weltner, resulting in a $100 fine and costs and suspension of driving rights. Zara Amerine admitted to Cherrington Hospital for treatment Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John J. Helber
N. Market St
Harrison Litherland
Ray Zanner
Denzil Weltner
Zara Amerine
Benson Township
Cherrington Hospital
Logan Board to Decide on Daylight Saving Time
Logan city board of education will decide Thursday night whether to adopt daylight saving time in the city schools. They will meet at the West Grade School for a brief business session after a dinner hosted by the West Parent Teacher Association for current and former members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan City
Sidewalk Hope Advances From Rail Tracks to Falls and Walending
Logan advocates a new sidewalk from the Chesapeake and Ohio tracks to Falls and Walending Ave. South Logan residents daily walk to Rachelmacher Park unprotected on this highway stretch. Councilman William Miller leads with Mayor Denzil Weltner backing the project and action is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Chesapeake and Ohio
Falls
Walending Ave
William Miller
Denzil Weltner
Rachelmacher Park
Shawl Knitted by City Mailman Logan Brown
Logan M. S. Brown, city mail carrier, is known for knitting. He recently finished a large shawl for Mrs. Brown. He learned the craft from his father Uriah Brown, who spent years contributing to the war effort twenty five years ago through knitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
M. S. Brown
Brown
Uriah Brown
Logan Senior Named To Naval Academy
Harold Blankenship son of Mr and Mrs D B Blanken ship Logan High School senior has been notified by Congressman H K Claypool of his selection for admission to Annapolis from this district He will take entrance examinations to determine qualification for the academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harold Blankenship
D. B. Blankenship
H. K. Claypool
Annapolis
Logan High School
The Absent Minded Professor in Chauncey High Play
Chauncey Dover schools present a three act comedy The Absent Minded Professor to be staged Thursday January 29 in the Chauncey High School Auditorium by teachers and employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey High School
Chauncey- Dover
Chauncey Family Attended Dinner at Adkins Home
Rev H Ours and Mr and Mrs Andrew McKinney with Paul and Zelda Mae McKinney Chauncey were entertained Sunday night at the home of Mr and Mrs George Adkins in Logan. Mrs Adkins is a daughter of the McKinneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Rev. H. ©. Ours
Andrew McKinney
Paul
Zelda Mae McKinney
George Adkins
Logan
Adkins
Mrs. McKinney
Hayden divorce notice in Athens County Common Pleas
Ethel Fay Hayden files for divorce from Alonzo ID. Hayden in Cause No. 17024 in Athens County Ohio Common Pleas Court. Hearing set on or after the Sunday of March 1942. Attorney John F. Newcombe represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo ID. Hayden
Ethel Fay
Hayden
Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Ohio
Ethel Fay C. Hayden
John F. Newcombe
Legion Posts to Form Auxiliary Patrol Unit in Hocking County
Logan and Laurelville Legion commanders join Murray City officials for a 8 o clock meeting to plan an auxiliary patrol unit. State Highway Patrol officials will select 10 to 20 members from three posts and train them 25 hours in patrol duties and first aid for emergency readiness.
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Logan
American Legion
Laurelville
Murray City
State Highway Patrol
Hocking County
Logan Social Notes Brief Logans G. T. Bridge Club and Society Events
Bella Hyson hosted the G T Bridge Club on Warner Ave with two tables and high score by Mrs Fred Rochester. Other attendees included Mrs Margaret Floyd guest and several others. The Pastime Club met at Mrs Charles Achauer's home with high awards to Mrs John Pierce and Mrs Judson Shriner. A Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority meeting raised Red Cross and Infantile Paralysis funds and planned a Valentine party at the White House. The Cameo Club met with dinner and a theater party. Betty Kessler hosted. Additional notes mention Miss Clara Graham and travel plans of Columbus visiting Akron, and Mr and Mrs Bell Miller's return from a Miami trip.
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Charles Achauer
Poplar St
John R. Pierce
Judson Shriner
James Barker
Stanley Baker
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Lola
Belle Hockman
Nyle Dee Huffines
Mildred Burton
John Green
Chester Spencer
Red Cross War Relief Fund
White House
James Schultz
Retha Lohr
Tommy Walsh
Jo Hines
Grace Griffith
Valentine Party
Virginia Fitzgerald
Maxine Notestone
Martha Magle
Jane Shaw
Teresa Kaiser
Betty Kessler
Cameo Club
Lyle Schultz
Howard Funk
Frank Larimer
Merritt Rheinscheld
Pauline Cheshier
Clara Graham
Margaret Rechenwald
Evelyn Miller
Gertrude Miller
Mable Blosser
Julia Donahue
Columbus
Akron
J. M. Higgins
William Donahue
Bell Miller
Miami
Fla
Honor New Members Of School Group
A Chauncey Dover High School gathering honored new Future Homemakers of America members. Sophomore Fireside inductees included Patty Webb Aldine Wemmer Ruth McBride and Madge Hubey. Freshmen Little Women included Ethel Chiki Dorothy Mullins Margaret Paulisen Pauline Wemmer Betty Dehmann and Wyona Tittle.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Future Homemakers Association
Patty Webb
Aldine Wemmer
Ruth McBride
Madge Hubey
Ethel Chiki
Dorothy Mullins
Margaret Paulisen
Pauline Wemmeh
Betty Dehmann
Wyona Tittle
Chauncey William Simmers Visits Chauncey Home
William Simmers stationed at Maxwell Field Dayton spent the weekend in Chauncey at his parents home Mr and Mrs Clarence Simmers on Mound Street They have another son John stationed in Rhode Island.
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Chauncey
William Simmers
Maxwell Field
Dayton
Clarence Simmers
Mound St
Simmers
John
Rhode Island
Morristown Holiness Church Holds Friday Cottage Prayer
Weekly prayer meeting at Morristown Holiness Church set for Friday at 7 p.m. in the home of Mr and Mrs Floyd Bulloch Bailey Run.
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Chauncey
Morristown
Holiness Church
Floyd Bulloch
Bailey Run
Richmond and Columbus visitors linger with local families
Mrs L A Ross of Richmond and Miss Dolores Lee of Columbus visited the area with her parents Mr and Mrs John W Lee. Mr and Mrs Jack Baker left for Camden New Jersey after visiting Mr Baker's parents Mr and Mrs Stanley W Baker. They had lived in Evanston Illinois but moved to Camden due to Mr Baker's RCA transfer.
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Dolores Lee
Columbus
John W. Lee
Jack Baker
Camden
N. J
Mr. Baker
Stanley W. Baker
Evanston, Ill
Baker
RCA
Defense Board to Take Registrations in Dover
The Defense Board will register civilians in Dover Chauncey tonight from 6 30 to 8 30 p m at the City Building. Mayor Hines says all ages including Boy Scouts may register. Men and women able to contribute to the defense program are welcome. Girls with typewriters will assist with registration.
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Chauncey
Hines
Sugar Creek Beats Millfield In Fourth Quarter Comeback
Sugar Creek elementary team rallied from behind in the fourth to defeat Millfield 12 to 7 on Monday morning. Kollister led Sugar Creek with 9 points while L Shields and R Palmer of Chauncey added top season tallies. Chauncey 8th grade faces The Plains 8th at 4 p.m. Thursday. Sugar Creek meets Millfield again at 10 30 a.m. Friday.
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Chauncey
Sugar Creek
Millfield
Kollister
L. Shields
B. Keish
R. Palmer
D. Bowles
Plains
Chauncey Gym
Dover
Mrs Crabtree Hosts Eight Birthday Party for Phyllis Laura
Grace Crabtree of Chauncey celebrated her daughter Phyllis Laura's eighth birthday with a party at home. Betty Lou Palmer, Ella Mae Tippie, Sally Ferrel, Grace Ann Crabtree, Jan et Nicholson attended. Prizes went to Betty Louise Palmer and Sally Ferrel. illness kept two invited girls away.
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Chauncey
Grace Crabbtree
Phyllis Laura
Chauncey Personalities Visit and Local News
Chauncey residents Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Fennell and children visited Chauncey Sunday with Mrs Fennell's parents Mr and Mrs Vint Cunningham in Chillicothe. Mrs Mary Love, an aged Chauncey resident, is seriously ill at her home on West Mound Street. Mr and Mrs George Vanmeter spent Saturday in Columbus.
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Chauncey
Lloyd Fennell
Chillicothe
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Weltner
Frank Judy
Phil Tschappat
City Board of Health
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WPA
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Hunter St
Tipton
Singer
MUAR
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Kota
Bharu
Lobis
Miles
Bekok
China
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Kiuang
Sedenak
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Johore
Tjohore Strait
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Naval Base
iKota
Tinggi
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Rhio Archipelago
Bulan
Bintang
Bata
Malaya
Floyd Coakley
Rockbridge
Ben Carpenter
Mr You
Srorenerves
U.S. Health Service
Court Street
Court St
Naval Academy
Miss Kessler
Ton Jon Health
Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store
West Union St
Wilson's Store
Chauncey, Ohio
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Bat
Richard G. Casey
U. S
L. A. Ross
Richmond, Va
Defense Board
Chauncey City Building
Theds
Wong Yoong
Joan Carroll
Edmond O'Brien
Ruth Warrick
WRO
Rs Os Oe
Thena
Ayars Meets
Ayres
Lionel Ayres
Barrymore and Ayars
Coca-Cola
Ula
Coca-Cola Company
Parkersburg
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
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