Logan City Council Faces Light Issues and Relief Bond Plan
Logan council discussed installing traffic lights at Mulberry Second and Market Second with Service Director Loomis and asked for a light needs survey. A relief bond plan for delinquent city taxes, totaling about 4 761, was explored for 24 families 77 people at 246 30 monthly cost. A county examiners finding of 257 50 for feeding prisoners was noted and itemized payment requested.
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Logan
H. E. Kirk
R. R. Loomis
Mulberry-Second St
Market and
Second St
Lawrence Adcock
Public Utilities Committee
Bill Miller
Adcock
Russell Howe
Loomis
Ward Chase
Fred Murray
Midland Place
Logan social notes and local notices highlight meetings
Sigma Phi Gamma delegates Martha Magle Virginia Fitzgerald with alternates Kaiser Williams chosen. American Legion Auxiliary hosts and plans midwinter conference in Columbus. Also bridge club scores and weddings licenses issued Brice Cremeens Beatrice Twyman Denver Santy Elizabeth Webster in Ohio towns.
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Esther Marks
Grace Griffith
Martha Walsh
Betty Riggs
Sara Jane Goss
Miss Walsh
Hayes Pritchard
Robert Burton
Carlyle Tucker
Ruth Thomas
Virginia Fitzgerald
Josephine Hiles
Genevieve Williams
Gallipolis
Brice Cremeens
Beatrice Twyman
Ewington
Denver Santy
Elizabeth Webster
Richwood, O
Golden Wedding Anniversary Is Celebrated By Bebouts
Members of the Bebout family gathered at the Hill Sr. home to mark the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. James Bebout. It was the first time in 20 years the couple and their six children were together. A dinner and gifts followed, with relatives from Kansas, Texas, Ohio, and nearby towns in attendance and a family portrait taken. Mrs. Bebout also celebrated her 73rd birthday.
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Logan
James Bebout
Hill
Bebout
Morrell Bebout
Jack
James
Joan
Rosehill
Kan
Russell Bebout
Ft. Worth
Tex
William Corwell
Freeport
H. C
Milburn Dowler
Columbus
J. Floyd Wright
Lancaster
Murray City Briefs Highlight Local War and Community News
Richard Penn and John Barberton join a Cuyahoga County volunteer pool and travel for training. Local obituaries, family visits, illness, and travelers are noted, including George Hanus funeral services in Akron and A A Person’s death in Athens.
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Murray City
Richard Penn
Cleveland
Barney Penn
Cuyahoga County
Selective Service Board
Richard
Athens
Mary Campbell
John
Barberton
Camp Shelby
Ralph Walters
Akron
Walters
St. Philip's Newi Catholicc Church
George Hanus
Gallerini
Buchtel Cemetery
Warren Darby
Orient
Darby
Emma Tippie
Charles Vancuren
Donald Cook
Columbus
Clarence Cook
Ruth Kadel
Helen Kadel
Nelle Hamer
Charles Fick
Nelsonville
Bradbury Social and Brief Personal Notes
Bible School attendance on Sunday Jan 26 was 51. Homer McElhinny ill with influenza. Mrs. Jessie Dodson recovering. Mrs. Renna Smith erecting a new building. Bob Rupe doing the work. MR and Mrs. Ross Stobart and Antiquity family visited Milton Russell. Janie Michel of Middleport visited here last week. Charles Kirby of New Haven visited Dana Russell and family. Del Russell and family and Richard Reuter of Columbus visited Bud Russell. Wilbur Haning and Mrs. Haning visited Roseville with John Haning.
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Bradbury
Bible School
Homer McElhinny
Jessie Dodson
Renna Smith
Bob Rupe
Ross Stobart
Milton Russell
Janie Michel
Middleport
Charles Kirby
New Haven
Dana Russell
del Russell
Richard Reuter
Columbus
Bud Russell
Wilbur Haning
John Haning
Roseville
Flash Gordon Wins Logan Showdown in Comeback
Flash Gordon of Tipp City rebounded from an initial fall deficit to take two straight falls and defeat Dan Morris of London. The bout topped a benefit show staged by the United Furniture Workers on Monday evening.
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Logan
Flash Gordon
Tipp City
Dan Morris
London
United Furniture Workers
Benefit Show Nets $18 for Paralysis Fund
LOGAN A total of 18 dollars was turned over to the infantile paralysis fund by the United Furniture Workers following their wrestling show Tuesday evening. The sum came after expenses. wrestlers received only actual expenses and the hall and equipment were donated.Dr Victor Simiele county chairman and Mayor Dallas Kinser praised sponsors and noted early plant contributions totaling over 190 dollars from Sun Glow Godmans Logan Foundry and others including Hocking Valley Brick Logan Pottery Logan Clay Product Co Heine Packing Co and National Fireproofing Haydenville.
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Logan
United Furniture Workers
Victor Simiele
Dallas Kinser
Kinser
The
Sun Glow
Godmans
Logan Foundry
Hocking Valley Brick
Logan Pottery
Logan Clay Product Co
Heine Packing Co
Haydenville
Farm Families Make Mattresses Near Logan
Farm Security families in the Logan area produced several mattresses at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Sater last week. The effort drew praise for the quality and comfort of the cotton and filler materials. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. John Herron, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ruffner, Mr. and Mrs. James L. Foraker, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Griffith, and Mr. and Mrs. Sater.
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Logan
Clayton Sater
John Herron
Elbert Henderson
Floyd Ruffner
James L. Foraker
Sam Griffith
Sater
City Students Form Orchestra For School Events
Logan James Horwell is instrumental music director for city schools and forms an orchestra from junior and senior high students. The group will perform at the banquet and dance for the Social Efficiency Class at Junior High, followed by a formal dinner and speeches. The orchestra will also play at the Freshman and Junior dances later in the year.
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Logan
James Horwell
Bar Association To Hold Dinner And Election
Logan Hocking County Bar Association will meet at the Sportsmen where the annual election will be held. The business session will follow the dinner and after the election the Hocking County Law Library group will name officers.
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Logan — Hocking County Bar Association
Bar Association
Hocking County Law Library Group
Union Furnace Faces Gibisonville In Postponed Clash
Tonight Union Furnace travels to Gibisonville for a league race showdown. Union Furnace Reserves seek their 30th straight win as the clubs vie for standings honors in a real contest.
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Union Furnace
Gibisonville
Logan
Logan Walsh and Mildred Rainer Win License to Marry
Logan town. Edward Walsh Jr. 29 a clerk and Mildred Wavelene Rainer 29 a clerk both of Logan secured a license to marry. They are children of Thomas A Welch and Thomas Rainer. The news also noted Dolores, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Lee, ill with influenza and hospitalized in Miami University.
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Logan
Thomas Edward Walsh, Jr
Thomas A. Welch
Mildred Wavelene Rainer
Thomas Rainer
John Lee
Miami University
Dolores
TON JON 1-2-3 touted as restorer of vigor in Athens Ohio
A local man from Athens Ohio credits TON JON 1-2-3 with relief from back and leg pains, fatigue, and weak appetite after a hard day of work. The campaign claims TON JON 1-2-3 are three medicines made from herbs that restore energy and aid stomach liver and kidneys. A TON JON health representative invites readers to Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store to learn more.
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Ton Jon
Quick's
Cut Rate Drug Store
Athens
Ohio
Don Smith to Speak in Gallia on February 6
Gallipolis boards join with Dr. C E Holzer to host Dr. Don Smith of Van Wert in Washington Auditorium Thursday night February 6. Smith author of Peculiarities of Our Presidents will lecture and first visit Gallipolis to address upper grade pupils at 2 30 p m the same day.
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Gallipolis
Mitchell Acquitted In Larceny Trial
A Logan jury acquitted Charles Mitchell after a three hour deliberation. Mitchell acted as his own attorney in the petty larceny case, with Chris Gompf serving as foreman and a twelve person panel including Mamie Wellman and Vern Robinette.
Logan Knights Inspection Held at Masonic Temple
Logan Commandery held its annual inspection at the Masonic Temple Tuesday evening with J. Wallace Cherry of Columbus, grand commander of Ohio Knights Templar, in attendance. Denzil Weltner led the local commandery as 80 members attended. officers from Athens, Akron, Circleville, Columbus, Lancaster and Jackson visited. work was conferred in the Temple Degree and a turkey dinner was served by ladies.
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Logan
J. Wallace Cherry
Columbus
Ohio
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Robert J. Hackett
Akron
Robert W. Taylor
Denzil Weltner
Will Give Tests To Enlarge Air Corps
Logan Post Office invites applicants for civil service exams for mechanic helper in the air corps at Wright Field Dayton and Patterson Field Fairfield. Positions pay 1320 dollars a year. Applicants must be US citizens and have six months experience to qualify.
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LOGAN
Logan Post Office
Civil Service
Air Corps
Wright Field
Dayton
Patterson Field
Fairfield
United States
Army volunteer Logan Ambrose Bond seeks immediate service
Volunteers for the army, including Logan Clifton Ambrose Bond of Logan Route 4, appeared at the Selective Service office to volunteer for immediate service. Bond had been enrolled in a CCC camp as the local board conducted a Tuesday evening meeting to interview registrants and review several questionnaires.
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Logan
Clifton Ambrose Bond
Rt. 4
Selective Service Office
CCC
Tax aid at Logan courthouse on Feb 6 7 10 11 12
Logan A P McTeague deputy collector of internal revenue will be at the Logan courthouse on February 6 7 10 11 and 12 to assist taxpayers in filing income tax returns.
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Logan
A. P. McTeague
Internal Revenue
Highways in County Remain Snow Free
State highways in the county stay in good condition after the snowfall with daily inspections by Lewis Price, maintenance superintendent. U.S. Route 33 across the county is free of snow.
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Logan
Lewis Price
Safe Driving Contest Presented for County Pupils
Logan Hocking County rural schools invited to join the Ford Goodrivers League. Supt. Samuel H. Dillon reports a driver test under a qualified observer and an essay on safe driving. Twelve top boys and twelve top girls advance to a county test on July 1 with a trip to Dearborn Michigan for the national event on August 6. A motion picture The Parade of Champions is expected by February 17 for countywide school viewing.
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Dillon
Oil Price Boosted In Hocking Area
Logan reports local oil producers welcomed a 15 cent rise in Pennsylvania crude to 1.85 a barrel. An informed official said a further move toward 2.00 could spur more operations in the area.
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Logan
Pennsylvania
Plan Friday program at Logan Junior High
Friday assembly at 12 45 by Logan Junior High in charge of Miss Sarah Holmes and John Clark of the mathematics department.
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Logan
Sarah Holmes
John Clark
Curriculum Changes Under Way at Schools
Logan schools begin second semester with shifts at both junior and senior levels. Senior high drops American Government and Advanced Algebra, replacing with sociology physiology and trigonometry. Junior high moves from civics to general business training. Ninth graders mix with industrial arts students in a home economics and industrial arts paired course, an experiment previously tested successfully.
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Logan
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