Logan Authorities Suspect Rabies Case In Logan Ohio
Logan authorities suspect rabies after a dog died at Charles Kienzle’s residence on N Market St. The dog’s head was sent to Columbus for analysis and Kienzle may have been exposed after contact with the animal’s blood. The dog had bitten someone three weeks earlier. Bruce Jaggs of Logan faces a complaint for allowing his dog to run at large and will enter a mayoral arraignment. Warden Brooks notes quarantine compliance is generally good but some violators remain.
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Logan
Charles Kienzle
N. Market St
Columbus
Kienzle
Bruce Jaggs
Howard Brooks
Dallas Kinser
Warden Brooks
Laurelville Youths Take Up Pure Bred Hog Projects
George Bushnell, Smith-Hughes instructor at Laurelville High School, mentors 30 Future Farmers Chapter members in Laurelville. Several boys, including Lowell Disbennett Roy Leniger Dayne Schaal Norman Edwards Paul Hartsell and Glenn Turner, choose Chester White and Hampshire hogs as their project focus.
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Logan
Smith-Hughes
Laurelville
George Bushnell
Future Farmers
Chester White
Hampshires
Lowell Disbennett
Roy Leniger
Dayne Schaal
Norman Edwards
Paul Hartsell
Glenn Turner
Jurors Deliberate On Powers Garey Suit
Jurors in the case of Elizabeth D. Powers against Marie W Garey were given the case late Thursday. When no verdict was reached by 9 p m the judge sent them home until 9 a m the next morning. The suit seeks 12000 dollars for personal injuries from a motor accident more than a year ago.
Plan for Larger Red Cross Class
An increased enrollment in the first aid class started Wednesday evening at the Fire Department headquarters. Anticipated next Wednesday is the second instruction period. Roy Weller is in charge of instructions. Firemen are enrolled and others are invited to do so.
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Logan
Roy Weller
Funeral services for Sylvester Brown held at Leonard Funeral Home
Funeral arrangements changed with services conducted at Leonard Funeral Home at 2 pm. Rev. Pp. E. Wright of Lancaster presided. Burial followed at Harvey Chapel Cemetery.
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Logan
Sylvester Brown
Leonard Funeral Home
Pp. E. Wright
Lancaster
Harvey Chapel Cemetery
Delta Theta Tau pledges hostesses and plan event
Logan social notes report the Delta Theta Tau Sorority meeting on Wednesday evening with pledge names drawn and plans for a Valentine party to aid families. Attendees include Helen Fickel Thelma Johnson Ruth Schaal and others. a province convention report was given and future gatherings noted.
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Marguerite King
Robert Mohler
Mary Eberst
Margaret Rush
Madge
Faith
Joan Wright
Mohler
Elizabeth Heinlein
Mary Sloan
Thelma Johnson
Miss Hall
Springfield
Ruth Riggs
Betty Smoot
Marysville
Helen Rush
Annabelle Jones
Josephine Rush
Women's Relief Corps Meeting at Pocahontas Hall
The Women’s Relief Corps will hold a meeting at Pocahontas Hall at 7 30 o clock Saturday evening. Officers who have not been installed will be discussed and confirmed.
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Women's Relief Corps
Pocahontas Hall
Revival Services Start At Logan A B Church Sunday
Revival services begin at Logan A B Church under Rev Desert S Mills of Avondale with daily 7 30 pm sessions for two weeks. Sunday morning service broadcasts on WHKC, with Rev E B White assisting.
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Logan A. B
Logan
United Brethren Church
Desert S. Mills
Avondale
Methodist Church
Allen Adams
S. W. Wiant
Lower's Prescription touted for bronchitis and cough relief
Advertises Lower's Prescription as effective for bronchitis asthma severe coughs and colds. Claims special benefit for troublesome coughing. Sold by all drug stores at 60c and 1.20 a bottle. Manufactured by Lower Chemist Marion Ohio.
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Lower
Marion
Ohio
Valentine party plans and club gatherings in town
Miss Jean Kanode hosted the Sub-Deb Club on Bowen Street with a plan for a Valentine party at Miss Margaret Harrison’s home on 1047 Church Street for Friday February 14. Guests included Wanda Tom and Elma Clark. Mrs. Robert Cassil and Mrs. J R. Pierce hosted a party and shower for Mrs. J W Doering at the Pierce residence on Warner Avenue with bridge and high scores by Mrs. C R Eberst and Mrs. Robert Tomlinson. Other attendees listed include several local residents.
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Jean Kanode
Bowen St
Margaret Harrison
Church St
Wanda Tom
Elma Clark
Robert Cassil
J. R. Pierce
J. W. Doering
Pierce
Warner Ave
Bridge
C. R. Eberst
Robert Tomlinson
Eberst
Tomlinson
Francis Roberts
Joseph Poliv
Girl Scout Leaders to Meet February 4 at Mrs Rheinscheid’s House
The Girl Scout Leaders Association schedules a meeting for Tuesday February 4 at the home of Mrs Merritt Rheinscheid on North Walnut Street Miss Eleanor Durr will lead the lesson Leaders are urged to attend.
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Girl Scout Leaders Association
Merritt Rheinscheid
N. Walnut St
Eleanor Durr
Midwinter Institute of Epworth League at Methodist Church
The Midwinter Institute of the Ep worth League will be held at the Methodist Church on Saturday February 1. Registration runs from 8:30 to 9:30. Instructors include Dr Ira Jones Columbus the Rev Lester S Norris conference director of religious education the Rev Ted Shoemaker Athens the Rev J A Thompson Glouster and the Rev Sidney C Emerson Albany.
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Midwinter Institute
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Ira Jones
Columbus
Lester S. Norris
Ted Shoemaker
Athens
J. A. Thompson
Glouster
Sidney C. Emerson
Albany
Lutheran Youth Meeting At St Matthew Church
The Lutheran Youth met Wednesday at St Matthew Church with seventeen members and four guests. Miss Mary Blum led the business session, and Miss Helen Griffith led the devotional. A program included games directed by Mary and Ralph Masure with Rev. Amos L Heyde winning a contest. Refreshments followed hosted by Miss Griffith and Miss Margaret Hartman.
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St. Matthew Church
Mary Blum
Helen Griffith
Mary
Ralph Masure
Amos L. Heyde
Miss Griffith
Margaret Hartman
Margaret Whitcraft
Otto Hartman, Jr
Joe Hartman
The Thief of Bagdad in Technicolor at Athena
Alexander Korda presents The Thief of Bagdad at the Athena Theater in dazzling Technicolor. Sabu John Justin June Duprez and Conrad Veidt star in an Arabian Nights adventure filled with magical feats and spectacular crowd scenes.
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Athena Theater
Alexander Korda
Bumgardner held for grand jury in Kimberly York Township
Kimberly Wayne Bumgardner York Township trustee was placed under 100 bond and held for grand jury after arraignment by Magistrate Floyd Brown on a charge filed by Elmer Rizer school bus driver. Charges include decent conduct interfering with duty uttering obscene language fighting disturbing the peace and inciting fear among school children. Arthur Yates also arraigned on charge of malicious destruction of property with not guilty plea and bound over to grand jury under 100 bond. Other items note local relocations and social visits including relatives from Van Wert and Nelsonville.
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Kimberly
Wayne Bumgardner
York Township
Floyd Brown
Elmer Rizer
Rizer
Bumgardner
Arthur Yates
Brown
T. O. Draper
Revivor
Austin Kentner
M. B. Pedigo
Sylvia Pedigo
D. A. Owens
Van
Nelsonville
Kimberly Mine
Howard Simonton
Charles Hook
Rolland Starr
Oroville
Dennis Pack
Albert Schivley
Charles Schivley
Columbus
Hocking Bar Association Names Heads
Logan officers were named by the Hocking County Bar Association after a Wednesday meeting at the Sports man Dinner preceded the session Carlos Brashares was elected president Rhea Pettit Bangert vice president and Forest E Weinrich secretary treasurer Most members attended except two At the meeting the Hocking County Law Library Association elected Harley Meyer president Fred Murray vice president Wood Bowen treasurer and Hubert D Lappen librarian
Corning Social Notes and Local Weddings
Corning social items include a Sunday School gathering hosted by Miss Alice Mae Wilson with Louise Wemmer and many attendees. A wedding in Glouster unites Jane Rodgers and John McCreanor with a reception by family and friends. Community notices cover a birthday celebration for Mrs. Orton Fitch, Eastern Star events, a girls sextet performance, and forthcoming Valentine Washington party plans and lodge instruction.
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Sunflower
Eastern Star Lodge
Barbara Spence
Phyllis Mindigo
Annabel Lanfrank
Doris Gray
Dee Swisher
Evelyn Parkinson
Corning High School
Alice Mae Wilson
Flossie Nelson Ralston
New Lexington
Junior Class Dance in Corning High School Auditorium
Corning high school junior class sponsors a public dance on Saturday February 8 from eight to twelve in the school auditorium. Music by Jay Fealty orchestra. Hostess Mrs Helen Garrison will greet the Eastern Star Past Matrons at her Main Street home Monday evening. Mrs Sue Rodgers Hazel Losey and Ann Wright host Women’s Society of Christian Service meeting at First Methodist Church social rooms Tuesday evening.
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Darley Kitchen
Carlos A. Gaffin
Robert Keynes
Cecil Harding Jones
N. Market St
Mildred Johnson
Fred Chambers
Palestine
St. Paul Episcopal Church
Robert Cook
R. G. Purrington
God
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lynn Rittman
Bethany United Brethren Church
Myron W. Clark
Enterprise United Brethren Church
Christian Endeavor
Julius Mathias
First Presbyterian Church
Harriet Gibson Weymueller
C. B. Clendenen
Church of the
Jane Rodgers
George Rodgers
Corning
John McCreanor
Glouster
Father Yocke
Miss Rodgers
Barbara Rodgers
Robert McCreanor
Mr. McCreanor
Ley
Orton Fitch
William Brock
Hemlock
Robert Horn
Harry Plant
Willis Wright
Mona June
Shirley Wright
James Stallings
Kirby Dew
Willard Post
Jean Post
Elmer Pierce
Fred Anderson
Olive Parkinson
Catherine Patterson
June
Jean
Mary
Rodney
Corning High School
Jay Fealty
Helen Garrison
Eastern Star Lodge
Main Street
Sue Rodgers
Hazel Losey
Ann Wright
Women's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Rifle match at Harburger Brothers range yields Spencer high
Thirty squads of rifle men competed Tuesday night at the Harburger Brothers range on West Main Street Newton. Spencer high as top shooter.
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LOGAN
Harburger Brothers Range
W. Main St
Newton Spencer
Goose Creek Improvement Progress Amid Cold Weather
Goose Creek development continues under Goss Inboden despite frigid conditions. Brick and concrete enclosure six and a half feet in diameter is taking shape with base and top sections formed. Two 24 foot sections completed Thursday as crews press on in bad weather.
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Logan
Goose Creek
Goss Inboden
Five Draftees To Be Called February 25
A second call for registrants will be made in Hocking County on February 25. The tentative number of men for that call is five. The first call next month is set for February 11 with four men to be inducted. Harold Edwin Byers from Gore Route 1 appeared at the Selective Service office on Thursday.
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Logan
Hocking County
Selective Service Board
Harold Edwin Byers
Gore Rt. 1
Fairground Project Underway At Local Grounds
Logan Martin Nowacki, farmer near Logan, heads NYA project at the fairgrounds with landscaping and tree planting. A fence of one third mile will be erected. No details provided on who assisted renovation last summer before the air.
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Logan
Martin Nowacki
NYA
Fairgrounds
Nowacki
Hospital Admissions And Discharges Reported
Mrs Owen Cherring ton of Marengo was brought to Cherrington Hospital Wednesday night for medical attention. Eloise Brown of Carbondale was dismissed from the hospital Thursday after undergoing treatment.
Logan Angle Hired by Murray City Board of Education
Logan Man LOGAN-Edwin Angle was hired Wednesday night to fill a vacancy on the Murray City Board of Education. He succeeds Rex Ralph who resigned to take a position in Cincinnati. Angle will teach English History and Biological Science.
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Logan
Edwin Angle
Murray City Board of Education
Rex Ralph
Cincinnati
Logan Woman Suffers Fractured Ankle in Accident
Mrs Albert Redick of Washington sustained a fractured left ankle Wednesday and was brought to Logan Thursday for medical attention.
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Logan
Albert Redick
Washington
Re Audit of Relief Funds Filed With Commissioners
Copy of the 1940 pre-audit of relief funds in Hocking County shows the WPA sewing center employing 45 women and 20 women on housekeeping aid. Nutrition projects fed 1 250 children at six schools. total relief funds used amounted to 62 163 53 dollars. December figures list 53 families and 39 singles direct relief and 251 families with 983 persons plus 40 singles on work relief totaling 304 families 79 singles or 1 196 people.
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Agnes C. Fleming
Engineer Injured In Fall On Trestle Near Logan
C. C. Cochran a derrick engineer with a bridge crew on a trestle near Orland sustained facial injuries when a chain broke and threw him to the face. He was taken to a Logan physician for treatment and expected to return to work next week.
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Logan
Orland
C. c. Cochran
Gallipolis
H. H. Harris
Foreman
Fred Palsley
Flying fish can stay aloft for a quarter mile
Flying fish do not truly fly but can remain airborne for about a quarter mile, gliding above the water before recontacting the surface. The phenomenon highlights their elongated pectoral fins and bursts of speed enabling brief aerial travel.
Primitive travois used by plains tribes described
The article explains a travois as a primitive vehicle for hauling belongings with two dragging poles as shafts and a platform. It also notes North Carolina counties named Lincoln and Cleveland after Revolutionary patriots and Wilson after a general in the Mexican War, not presidents.
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Lincoln
Cleveland
Wilson
North Carolina
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