2900 Holiday More Conveniences At Hocking Scenic Land
Logan reports nearly 2500 visitors at Old Man's Cave for the holiday outing. Ranger S A Reichley and Earl Keck kept busy as more park comforts arrive. New shelter house benches tables paths rock steps bridges and a rustic ranger office improve access and amenities for campers divers and swimmers at the gorge pools.
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Logan
Old Man's Cave
S. A. Reichley
Earl Keck
Gmieres
Final rites held for Mrs Mary Hammon Hayman
Funeral services were conducted at 8.90 o'clock today for Mrs Mary Hammon Hayman who died after an operation at a Columbus hospital on Tuesday. The Rev W N Shank of the Methodist Episcopal Church led the rites at the Hammon family home on South Mulherry Street. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
Nurse To Return After Major Surgery At City Hospital
Nurse Ethel M. Cooper, who had major surgery six weeks ago, has recovered steadily and will return to duties. Superintendent Cherrington Hospital reported Monday that during her absence Mine Lucille Ler supervised the work.
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Mies
Ethel M. Cooper
Cherrington Hospital
Mine Lucille Ler
Local Party Hosts Welcome Sparnon Family in Marysville
Logan Receorder D. O. Sparnon and his family motored to Marysville Thursday where they were guests of HH. EB. Jenkins. They were joined at Columbus by Misa Mabel Lowes.
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Logan
D. O. Sparnon
Marysville
HH. EB. Jenkins
Columbus
Misa Mabel Lowes
Pythians Install New Officers in Logan Ceremony
In Logan C E Blackston presided as public installation of Knights of Pythias Lodge. Carl C Poling inducted as chancellor commander to replace Gerald W Lanning. Other officers installed include W S Yaw Marcus Lohr Harry Nill James L Martin George Walker BD O Sparnon Vern Rabinett and more. A program featured six performers from Boys Industrial School and local residents Billy Brown Green sisters Mrs Hanset and Mrs Spears with refreshments served afterward.
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O. Sparnon
Vern Rabinett
Arma
Boys Industrial School
Billy Brown
Green Sisters
George Green
R. B. Hanset
A. T. Spears
Car Sales Gain in County Over Three Years
Figures compiled by Charlies C Achauer show new car sales in the county for the first half of the three years 1933 76 units 1934 163 and 1935 220. With property rentals in Logan the Edward Beck site on North Street will be vacated and taken over by Mr and Mrs Paul Haw.
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LOGAN
Charlies C. Achauer
Edward Beck
North Street
H. H. Sands
Weinrich
North Spring Street
Paul Haw
Fourth of July Accidents Reported in Logan
A few minor injuries marred Logan’s Fourth of July celebration. Mrs Ewing burned on the left hand by a firecracker while helping grandchildren at the Ewing home on West Hunter Street. Frank Judy Jr received powder burns to the chest from a backwards firing Roman candle. Ray Lanner sustained small hand burns from a firecracker.
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Logan
Ewing
E.L. Ewing
West Hunter Street
Frank Judy Jr
Frank Judy
North Mulberry Street
Ray Lanner
Horse spooks driver in Cedar Falla incident
Dan Populini age 67 was injured when a young horse he was driving near Cedar Falla Thursday morning bolted. He sustained a dislocated right shoulder and a deep forehead laceration requiring multiple stitches.
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Logan
Cedar Falla
Dan Populini
Logan Residents Welcome Visitors Through July Fourth
A roundup of visits and guests in Logan includes Eleanor Woodard returning home after two weeks away visiting Ruggles Beach and friends in Cleveland and East Palestine. Other travelers greet locals from Columbus Xenia Cincinnati and Fort Wayne as well as Portsmouth and Gallip.
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Eleanor Woodard
J. W. Woodard
Ruggles Beach
Scott West
Cleveland
Betty Ward
East Palestine
Eugene Wright
Columbus
Wright
Ann Eckhart
Bob Chariton
Lancaster
William Woodard
Joe Smith
Harry L. Smith
Ida Smith
Charles Smith
Edward Harvey
Carpenter
W. A. Cooper
Sedalia
Logan
Local residents attend Lutheran Sunday School at Elberfeld farm
A group from Tup Pers Plaine area gathered Thursday at the Elberfeld farm for a Lutheran Sunday School session. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Elmer Bliss, Earl and Jacob Wiberfeld, George Jurgensmier, Miss Mary Elizabeth Hansel, Miss Amelia Mees and Mrs. John Ohlinger.
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Logan
Elberfeld Farm
Tuppers Plaine
Tlaitheran
Elmer Bliss
Earl
Jacob Wiberfeld
George Jurgensmier
Mary Elizabeth Hansel
Amelia Mees
Mra
John Ohlinger
Lawn party honors visitors Farrar and Fessler in Byesville Dayton
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Farrar hosted a group of friends at the Luke residence on Thursday evening. The gathering welcomed Allen Farrar of Byesville and Don Fessler of Dayton for an informal social occasion.
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Logan
Orville Farrar
8. T. Luke
Allen Farrar
Byesville
Don Fessler
Dayton
Herbert Greens Trial Opens This Morning
The Logan court opened the case against Herbert Green of South Bloomingville and co defendant Gilbert Walton on a charge of assault and battery. For Walton’s trial earlier, more than twenty witnesses testified, and 47 witnesses were summoned in the two cases, per Clerk of Court Charles C. Achauer.
Lone Team Seeks Junior Baseball Honor in Eighth District
Logan Post of the American Legion entered the district junior baseball tournament as the sole team in the Eighth District. Chairman John E Krieg announced the team and submitted a list of fifteen players from the Junior baseball committee.
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Logan
Logan Post
American Legion
John E. Krieg
Mrs Charlies Cabie Admitted for Major Surgery
Logan report states Mrs Charlies Cabie of Dicken Addition was admitted to Cherrington Hospital Thursday evening and underwent a major surgical operation the following morning.
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Logan
Charlies Cabie
Dicken Addition
Cherrington Hospital
Mrs Cora Boyd Injury After Fall at Home
Mrs Cora Boyd of North Mulberry Street is recovering slowly from a leg injury she received after a fall while working about the home several days ago.
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Logan
Cora Boyd
North Mulberry Street
Miss Grace Auker returns home after appendectomy
Logan Nel sonville reports Grace Auker who had an appendectomy at Cherrington Hospital two weeks ago is back at her home today.
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Logan
Grace Auker
Nelsonville
Cherrington Hospital
Logan men arrested on intoxication charges
James Byers and Joe Bif fle were arrested Wednesday by Chief Lew Reynolds and Deputy Neilis Smith. They will face Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald in court on charges of intoxication.
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Logan
James Byers
Joe Biffle
Lew Reynolds
Neilis Smith
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Lancaster Camp Grounds to Host Unusual Summer Program
Lancaster Camp Grounds will offer an elaborate three week program from July 13 to August 4 featuring institutes and conferences run by the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society the Women’s Home Missionary Society the Epworth League and the WCTU. The final week will be a chautauqua with speakers including Ralph M. Lockman John Patterson Rollin Walker and others. Local residents Mr and Mrs R R Lanning Dr and Mrs W E Brehm and several cottage owners will attend sessions.
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Lancaster
O. A. Butcher
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
The
Women's Home Missionary Society
Epworth League
Russell Berlin
Raymond Lanning
Ralph M. Lockman
New York City
John Patterson
Madison
New Jersey
Dan Brummitt
Kansas City
Albert E. Smith
Ohio Northern University
H. Lester Smith
Cincinnati
Gerald P. Nye
Rollin Walker
Ohio Wesleyan University
City
R. R. Lanning
W. E Brehm
R. E. Alien
J. L. Hammon
Kittie Dill
Augusta Lanning
Pool Opens to Crowd at Logan Glenview Heights
Logan sees strong turnout at the Glenview Heights municipal pool opening on Wednesday. Many youngsters visited Thursday with tickets already sold the previous day, according to reporter Ramon Smith WeGuerd.
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Logan
Glenview Heights
Ramon Smith
We Guerd
Cat Bird Doffs Kerchiefs in North Culver Yard
A resentful bird nesting near the Bort residence on North Culver Street was seen pulling handkerchiefs from a clothes line and dropping them to the ground when Miss Florence Bort hung them in the back yard.
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Logan
Bort
North Culver Street
Florence Bort
Logan People Celebrate 4th at Various Venues
Holiday fun centered on horse racing near Lancaster and Red Bird Stadium in Columbus, with golf at Hocking Valley, swimming and 4-H club activities in South Logan. Rain cancelled Conkle Oils ball game and several local matches.
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Logan
Lancaster
Red Bird
Columbus
Hocking Valley
Corning
McKinley Republican Club Postpones Meeting to July 12
Announcement from Logan notes the McKinley Republican Club postponed its regular meeting from Friday night due to the holiday. Don Wildermuth of Logan was ill six weeks with rheumatism and underwent an appendectomy at Charlottesville Hospital on Wednesday.
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Logan
McKinley Republican Club
Don Wildermuth
Cherrington Hospital
Farmers Work On Fourth Logan Wheat Fields
Farmers near Logan spent most of Thursday in wheat fields as rain stayed away. During the week, much of the crop has been cut and shocked as harvest progresses.
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Logan
Mine Owners Dig Tren To Save Shady Hill Sir
Logan The Shady Hill Mining Company near Shawnee faced a threatening fire endangering coal deposits since 1885. John Murphy David Murphy and David Thorne of Carbon Hill ordered steam and shovels to dig a trench through the hill to divert the blaze, a project completed in the last two weeks.
Long Bottom Brief News Mention
Gilb ert Larkins suffered severe injury as rope on a hay fork tore flesh from two fingers while assisting with hay for W G Boggs at Murrays ville. M W Stewart and wife resign as Meigs County Children s Home superintendent and matron and move to local residence. P M Bonar and wife from Higbee visited Mrs A F Swan and family. Ice cream social planned by M E Church Ladies Aid in church basement on Wednesday evening July 10. Rev D Vause Snyder to preach at M E Church starting Sunday July 24 every two weeks in the evening.
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Gilbert Larkins
W. G. Boggs
Murraysville
M. W. Stewart
Meigs County
P. M. Bonar
Higbee
A. F. Swan
Swan Home
J. M. Seals
Henderson McPeak
Lloyd McPeak
I +lleville
Ladies Aid Society
M. E
D. Vause Snyder
Postal worker week plan urged by Postmaster Farley
Washington reports Postmaster Geneva Farley endorses a 40 hour work week for all postal employees citing a need to raise postal revenues and support a wage shift. The proposal aims to standardize hours across the service and improve efficiency.
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Washington
Geneva Farley
Nelsonville Hosts Galvin and Spray Game At Athletic Field
Nelsonville faces Galvin and Spray with Logan fans in attendance after a one day pause. Visitors travel with a strong lineup as Eagles battery leads the offense while Nelsonville seeks momentum at home.
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Galvin
Logan
Nelsonville Angles
Athletic Field
Spray
7Ers
Nelson Krumiaus
Ucker
Eagles
City Auditor's Term May Be Extended in City Ballot
Voters may decide to extend the city auditor’s term from two years to longer at the upcoming election. Five candidates compete with two nominations each from Republican and Democratic parties.
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LOGAN
of City Auditor
Emma Lanning
Burn
Josephine Habent
Herman Pratton
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Sparnons Visit
Miller's
Pythians
Carl C. Poling
Logan Lodge
Ious
Norman Cooper
F. C. Cooper
Walter M Haag
N. B. Eddington
John
Xenia
Stanley W. Baker
Murray City
Della Bishop
Mulberry Street
Austin Bishop
Fred Bishop
Ft. Wayne
Billy Evans
Detroit
Don Mann
Charles Cablish
Thelma Mann
Portsmouth
Lowell Dickason
Louis Gishler
Gallip- Olin
Ralph C. Babylon
South Court Street
Herbert Green
Fpnthers Hospital
Suppers
Manhattan
Jack Dempsey
Restaurateur
Fred Scheibeck
Lancaster Camp Grounds
Bishop Smith
Nye
Trois Heyde
Ruth Cooper
South Logan
4-H Club
Arlie Brimner
Charles F. Barker
Littler’s. Bread
Kitchen Desig
Newcat
Miller Bros. Wall Paper Co
No. Court St
Dial
Athens, Ohio
Shady Hill
Sir
N. Straitsville
Murphey
Thorne
Lam
Kim
Cincinnati-Hi
Byron Copner
Elect
Bennetts
Rick
Irta
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