Bremen Logans road plea prompts summer work plan
Logan July 14 county commissioners hear Bremen merchants request to improve the narrow Bear Run road in Marion township the need cited wet weather travel difficulty and the plan confirms the road will be built in the Hocking county summer program delayed by rain and floods. Dr E R Hiatt Logan health chief resigns to take Miami county post and Morton Bland to take over local duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Miami County
Logan
Bremen
A. D. Hufford
Harry Miller
B. F. Linville
C. EB Burnsworth
J. H
Bear Run
Marion Township
Hocking County
E.R. Hiatt
Histt
Shawnee
B. S. Stephenson
Logan- Hocking
Morton Bland
Westerville
Hiatt
State Department of
Swarth
Prank EB
Willis
Fappen
Bowen
Commons Pleas Court
Frances Smith to Wed Wayne Wright in Gallup New Mexico
Frances Smith daughter of Mrs Esther Smith of the city leaves Logan for Gallup New Mexico to wed Wayne Wright formerly of this city there. Wedding planned at once with ceremony to be performed soon. The couple will reside in Shiprock New Mexico. Wright is a son of Ane G WV Wright of South Market Street and brother of Boyd Wright of the state highway department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Aies Frances Smith
Esther Smith
Gallup
New Mexico
Wayne Wright
New Meareeco
Plan program for Hocking county extension service
Plans were laid Thursday evening at the Rockhouse for an achievement or leadership program in Hocking county. Representatives of the group met under the guidance of Robert W. Lang, ex tenaminant.
Logan Receivership Sought for Lappen and Bowen Firm
The common pleas court heard a petition Friday for the appointment of a receiver for the firm of Lappen and Bowen. The partners claim the firm started in 1927 with $5060 capital and no indebtedness, but since 1928 has dissipated assets while monthly cash losses continue. Court actions set for September 6 aim to marshal assets and resolve the dissolution. Also noted are social items including a Guild meeting hosted by Miss Tawson and Miss Stoughton, with guests and a two course lunch.
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Kathryn Westbrook
Ginne Beechley
Daisy Powers
Salt Creek Township Expenditures Draw Commissioners’ Scrutiny
Logan July 14—Salt Creek township trustees face questions from county commissioners over $5 060 spent on bridges and grades after floods. Trustees say $12 of the funds were used to remove brush along right of way while the rest was kept in the township treasury, delaying planned improvements and repairs.
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Logan
Zion Hill Road
Salt Creek
Hocking County
Journalists Meet Do Not Go To Cave
Logan July 14 rainfall altered plans for the Ohio Newspapers Association central district meeting. Eleven of 24 expected visitors attended a luncheon at Mrs. Bebe Hyson’s home, then tours paused due to slippery roads to Old Man’s Cave. The session covered advertising relations with agencies and future meeting venues.
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Logan
A. E. Hull
Logan Republican
Central District
Ohio Newspapers Association
Bebe Hyson
Tinls
Fast Hunter St
BP. Hulse
Frederick Hulse
Old Man's Cave
Goose egg forty years found in Marion township site
A petrified goose egg believed to be more than forty years old was found by Paul McLinn during highway work near the Sheets residence in Marion township. The egg likely dates to when the Miller family lived there, and McLinn plans to display it in Logan. A local Ex-Service Men’s club was formed in Hocking County with officers and committees named, including Lews M. Seidenfeld as chairman and Giford Hull as secretary.
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Logan
Paul McLinn
Marion Township
Alex Sheets
David Miller
Sheets
Mr. McLinn
Hocking County
Gilbert Lettman
Lews M. Seidenfeld
Mure Ray City
Paul A. Potts
Lauresville
Gifford Hull
Leran
C. C. Lyon
John Dixon
Carbon Hill
Don Smart
Haydensville
Daniel Simmoers
Sand Run
Frank Cavs
South Perrs
Frank Blasius
Locan
William M. Poling
Murray City
Eagar Carr
Laurelville
William C. Tucker
Gore
Arthur Evans
American Legion of Ohio
Bettman
War Risk Bureau
Military Intelligence Department
Young Ben's Christian Association
Law School of
Cincinnati
Elite bus line granted Logan McArthur link
Officials of Elite bus company secured a franchise from the Ohio Public Utilities Commission to operate four round trips daily between Logan and McArthur. It marks the first bus service between these county seat towns and follows news that Hocking Valley Railroad plans to reduce River Division trains.
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Logan
Elite Bus Company
New Lexington
McArthur
Pubiic Utilities Commission of Ohio
Hocking Valley Railroad
MedArthur
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DR. E.R. Hiatt
Joe Farbearn
Oll Oman
Jack Ray Oman
Oman
Dallas Kanser
Hookamy Valley
Hinger
A. K. Smith
Frances Smith
RE. W. Lang
Judre “Hart
Linton
Fred Graham
L. T. Worley
John Liff
William Hopkins
New Pyro
Urday
Earl Smith
Christen Hospital
Salt Creek Township Board
The
D. Zenner Co
Atrs
Samuel Blum
Comnnunis
Kerwood Mariin
Sone
John Wellman
James Rochester
John Michel
Mon Cook
George Stallsmith
Edward W. Davis
Deer Lake
Ontario
Canada
James R. Fields
Logan Methodist Church
W. W. Harden
Lloyd A. Mount
QO. C. Hooper
J. W. Johnson
Olio
Fasociation
Somerset
Circleville Watchman
iMas Carey E. Johnson
Circleville
Ias
John Paul Joy
Syracuse
Paul Johnson
Kingston Tribune
Jol. Huber
Marysville
Tiade
Rowe
Traaper
Ohio State University
R. C Iasting
Hilltop Record
O. DP. Gayman
Winchester Times
Mem
Nore
Lord T . Troxel
Huss
Gui Amice
Willata Lye
GH Amtel Club
Belle Hyson
North Walnut Street
Bridge
Edoward Kemper
Misa Josephine Judy
Hyson
Tud Misa Velma Rainer
Lawrence Adcock
Donad Solon
Lillian Snoke
Carl Clark
Columbus
Haydenville
United States
Chath VL
Mass
Jarvis
A. Q. Harthy
Coast Guards
Farmers’ & Merchants’ Bank
Ohio
Court House
Thomas Anderson
Dicken Addition
J. P. Miller
Rush
Rush Creek
William Gordon
Gordon Farm
Hocking
Wiooda
Rushcreek Valley
Gordon
Rushcreek
Wollett Auto Sales
Ford Hack
King Brothers
Big Wild West Rodeo
Athens
Elks
New Yorker
Athens National Bank
Bank of Athens National Bank
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