Logan Council approves North Street widening and water plan
Logan City Council met in special session Tuesday night to discuss water works development and the widening of North Street. The council unanimously passed an ordinance to widen North Street two feet each side from Market to Spring and authorized bidding for current supply for the new pump with Ohio Power Company.
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Logan
North &T
Logan City
F. J. Reid
Paul Emier
Ohio Power Co
C. E. Records
Ohio Drilling Co
John E. Canty
Edward Eberst
North St
Market St
Spring St
Harley Meyer
Ohio Power Company
R. R. Loomis
Records
Loomis
Fitzgerald
Logan Dan Ragin Confined by Illness at Home
Dan Ragin of Gallagher Avenue remains home bound due to two weeks of illness. He has not left the house during this period.
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Logan
Dan Ragin
Gallagher Ave
Oil Discovery Near Foltz Tract Shows Little Oil
Logan report states the Edward Foltz tract well in Washington Township was completed Tuesday morning by Bell Drilling Co. with little oil showing as the sand remained unbroken. Doubt was expressed that the well would be shot.
To Face Court Today for Delinquency Charge
Edward Danner will appear before Judge E L Ewing on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. He has been free on a $100 bond since Monday after entering a not guilty plea. Danner resides in the Laurelville district.
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Logan
Edward Danner
E. L. Ewing
Danner
Laurelville
Logan Brief Social Notes
Winners of the Winorlose Bridge Club were entertained at Mrs. Curtis Cole's home on North St. Mrs. Vern Bowen won the evening's play. Hostesses were Mrs. Cole and six others including Mrs. M. H. Cherrington and Mrs. Paul Sanderson.
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Winorlose
Pioneers Put First Combo Harvester Thresher To Test
Perry Township farmer F C Wolf owns the county first combination harvester and thresher. He tested the unit Monday though wheat wasn’t ready. The machine will harvest soybeans as well, as local farmers expand soybean seed crops and demand rises. Wolf is a pioneer in this field in western Hocking County.
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Logan
F. C. Wolf
Perry Township
Hocking County
Wolf
Archer named principal of Laurelville High School
Joe L. Archer of Laurelville has accepted a contract as principal of Laurelville High School succeeding Paul A. Potts who has taken a position in Amanda. New principals for the coming term include Archer at Laurelville Edson Shaw at South Bloomingville and S H Dillon at Carbon Hill. Oriandeth Lehman has been hired as art teacher for Ward Township schools with Melvin Harbarger and Miss Louise Rice as instructor and vocal instructor respectively. Lillian Lane joins Marion Centralized School as grade teacher and Janet White becomes vocal music instructor there. Gore district reports two vacancies soon to be filled. Mr and Mrs Fred H. Duffy and daughter of Buffalo are visiting Logan. Duffy is a Buffalo school principal who has long worked in county education, leaving the county system in 1916.
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Logan
Joe L. Archer
Laurelville
Laurelville High School
Paul A. Potts
Amanda
Rockbridge
Archer
Louise Rice
Lillian Lane
Gore
Marion
Janet White
Whitcraft Improves After Tuesday Medical Update
Logan physician reports Judge Harley M. Whitcraft had a better day Tuesday and showed some improvement. Quiet is prescribed for a lengthy period.
Logan Chief Lew Reynolds Returns to Duty
Logan Police Chief Lew Reynolds resumes duties Tuesday morning after an absence to recover from chin tumor surgery. Seth Sloan served as special officer during the interim.
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LOGAN
Lew Reynolds
Seth Sloan
Groundhogs Relentless in Logan Tomato Patch Damage
In Logan, persistent groundhogs have destroyed a number of tomato plants in Luke’s truck patch. Local efforts to deter the pests continue as farmers assess losses and seek solutions.
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Logan
Luke
Albany Grange Heads to Amesville for Saturday Meeting
Albany Grange will meet Saturday night July 11 with ice cream and cake for refreshments. The Grange degree team visited Amesville Tuesday night and conferred the third and fourth degrees. Numerous social visits follow, with residents and guests from Athens Columbus Chester Logansport Cincinnati and Los Angeles cited among the weekend guests and travelers.
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Athens
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Portsmouth
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C. L Dustheimer
Berea
Faye Baker Cline
George FE. Carr
Jackson
Andrew Tewksbury
Los Angeles
Calif
Carr
Creacent Tewksbury
Guard Bur Burcham 100th Life Save At Blair Pool
Blair Neb. Jonas Bur Burcham 74 claims to be the oldest lifeguard in the country. He saved a boy and two girls at the Blair pool, pushing his life-saving record to 100. He remains on duty daily through the bathing season.
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U.P
Jonas Burcham
Blair Pool
Burcham
Logan Considers Public Park on Market Street Site
The city contemplates a new public park after negotiations among the Rotary and Kiwanis clubs the Chamber of Commerce schools and officials. C H Keynes offers land on N Market Street across from the athletic field bounded by Goose Creek Mulberry Street and Old Oak Grove Cemetery for a municipal pool and Scout cabin.
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Market Street
Keynes
Market St
Goose Creek
Mulberry St
Old Oak Grove Cemetery
B. A. Hall
Amos L. Heyde
Hall
R. R. Loomis
Dallas Kinser
G. E. Carr
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Ross Wagstaff
Ironton
Harley Meyer
Harry J. Stevenson
Fitzgerald
Loomis
Carr
Kinser
Council
Charles Breene
Rotary
Stevenson
H. T. Foster
Wilbur Lanning
W. D. Braddock
Rachelmacher Park
S. H Bright
B. A. Hall and Kinser
Loomis, Carr and Lanning
School busses operable in Hocking County rise to fifty
LOGAN records from Supt. J. W. Coleman show Hocking County operated fifty school busses last school year. Approximately the same number will be employed during the coming term.
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LOGAN
Supt
J. W. Coleman
Hocking County
Hutchins HomeLOGAN Improvement Noted for Ruth Hutchins
Mrs Ruth Hutchins of North Walnut Street is reported in improving condition. Week end guests included Mrs Zine Courtney from The Plains Mr and Mrs J W Dennison from Middleport Mary Collins of Albany Warren Linscott and Mrs Arthur Triplett from Millfield and Mr and Mrs John Snyder with son Edward from Canton.
Rockbridge Signs Street Light Contract
Good Hope Township trustees signed a contract with Logan Ohio Power Co to install street lights in Rockbridge ready for service by August 1. Officials plan new lighting for the village.
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Logan
Ohio Power Co
Rockbridge
Good Hope
Father of Teacher Dies in Clinton Ind
News reached here Monday of the death of the father of Miss Estellene Crea teacher at Union Furnace High School. He lived here briefly last fall and was residing in Clinton Indiana at the time of his death.
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Logan
Estellene Crea
Union Furnace High School
Clinton
Ind
Logan Supt Coleman to Meet Education Officials on Transport
Supt J W Coleman will meet with the state department of education in Columbus to discuss transportation problems. He will be accompanied by the Logan Green and Ward Township boards of education.
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Logan
State Department of Education
Columbus
Supt
J. W. Coleman
Logan, Green and Ward
City water well project under way in Logan
Work on the new Hocking River bridge to the water well site is progressing with steel cables anchored and scraping for the 12 inch water line across the river. Mr and Mrs Joshua Clark of Starr Township visited Logan Tuesday, their first in weeks due to Mrs Clark's illness.
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Logan
Hocking
Joshua Clark
Starr Township
Murray City Social Notes and Weekend Guests
Local updates list weekend and holiday visitors from Cleveland Detroit Columbus and other cities visiting Murray City families. Guests include Mr and Mrs Paul Shelton with son Pontiac Mich Mr and Mrs Howard Beougher and son Columbus and numerous relatives with cross city trips noted. Also a note that almost 4000 people in the United States are 100 years of age or older.
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J. Bernard
Cleveland
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Joe Rusyn
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Columbus
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Howard Solon
New Castle
Don Solon
Howard Beougher
Samantha Shelton
Lorenzo Lewis
Lawrence Lewis
Bethel
M. R. Lewis
Moe Tolen
Joe Taylor
Everett Sapp
Charles Shelton
Dan Flanigan
Detroit
Harry Shuttleworth
John Shelton
Elza Sapp
Loren Schockley
Long Island
N. Y
Ruth Maxwell
Ralph Hoffman
George Chess
Clarence Archer
George Archer Sr
Eugene
United States
Sheriff Sale of Lot 127 in Jacksonville Ohio
Ohio Athens County sheriff proceeds with an auction of Lot 127 in O D Jackson's Addition Jacksonville located on Fifth Street between R 13 and Palmer Street. The 1936 sale values the property at 1150 dollars with a minimum bid of 766.67 dollars and requires cash payment at sale. Sheriff Charles Stratton oversees the sale with attorney Dorothy Parmiter coordinating.
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Ohio
Athens County
I. J. Fulton
Banks
L. E. Holmes
Athens
Jacksonville
O. D. Jackson
Fifth Street
R. 13
Palmer Street
Charles Stratton
R. W. Finsterwald
Dorothy J. Parmiter
Logan W alter in custody amid driving while intoxicated charges
Mayor releases statement on Walter Logan and Chief Lew Reynolds involvement in a driving while intoxicated case. Fitzgerald pleads guilty and faces fines. Comly attends grand encampment as Foster Fellow rep Brana, patriarch of Ohio, after predecessor's death.
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Walter
Lew Reynolds
R. Fitzgerald
Rolland
Comly
Foster
Mr. Bright
Brana
Ohio
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