Koppe Former Logan Mayor Dies of Malaria
Fred A. Koppe aged 67 died at his W Hunter Street residence after a month long illness from malaria fever followed by complications. He served one term as Logan mayor in 1924 and was active in Democratic politics. Survived by wife Alice and three children, final rites set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Leonard Funeral Home with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Fred A. Koppe
W. Hunter St
H. K. Koppe
Dayton
Koppe
Upper Sandusky
Opera House
Rempel-Wasson
Home Owners Loan Corporation
N. Spring St
Alice Koppe
I. N. Myers
Richmond
Dorothy Osgood
San Marino
Calif
Osgood
Leonard Funeral Home
Amos L. Heyde
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Two More Are Held In Robbery of Store
County officers arrested Garth Searles and Wayne Mooney in the Fred Liff grocery robbery at Third and Elm Streets. Earlier two 14 year olds were sent to the Boys Industrial School by Judge E L Ewing. Mooney faces breaking and entering charges before the grand jury. Searles case to be handled by Judge Ewing.
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Searles
Ewing
Tis
National Guardsmen Return From Camp
Logan local members of Company G 166th Infantry Lancaster returned home Sunday after two weeks at Camp Perry. In camp they joined Cleveland maneuvers. Lew Connell boxed on two programs and Todd Shaw wrestled. Local group included Edward and Paul Smith, Connell, Shaw, Arthur Leonard, Alfred Boales, Albert Cohagan, Charlies, Chester, Eugene and Orville Wilson.
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Co. G. 166Th Infantry
Lancaster
Camp Perry
Cleveland
Lew Connell
Todd Shaw
Edward
Paul Smith
Connell
Shaw
Arthur Leonard
Alfred Boales
Albert Cohagan
Charlies
Chester
Eugene
Orville Wilson
Co. G
Logan Garden Club Plans Day at Ross Hocking Camp
Members will spend Friday at the Ross Hocking Camp with a nature tour led by Victor Ries, Forrest Dean, and Fred R. Keeler. Mrs. Marshall G. Fenton, president of the Ninth District of Ohio Federated Garden Clubs, will conduct roll call and introduce guests. A swimming party will follow at the lake.
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Logan
Logan Garden Club
Ross-Hocking Camp
Marshall G. Fenton
Ninth District of Ohio Federated Garden Clubs
Victor Ries
Forrest Dean
Fred R. Keeler
No U turn signs to be painted on Main Street
Logan officials say new No U turn signs will be painted on Main at High Walnut and Depot corners within a day or two. Police will enforce the rule once signs are in place and the traffic light at Depot and Main Street, out of service, will be back on duty today.
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Logan
Main St
Main
High Sts
Walnut Sts
R. R. Loomis
Depot
Miss Barker Hosts Mixed Bridge Club Social
Miss Lucy Barker hosted a Mixed Bridge Club evening with a 6 pm picnic at Cantwell Cliffs. High scores went to Miss Gertrude Barker and Fred Murray, with a gift given to Miss Mabel Fickel and Mr Clyde Hockman who plan a future marriage.
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Lucy Barker
Cantwell Cliffs
Barker
E. Second St
Gertrude Barker
Fred Murray
Mabel Fickel
Clyde Hockman
Chessie Young
Wilbert Young
Granville
Water Softener and Sewage Disposal At City Council
Logan city council convenes with a finance committee report on funds for a preliminary survey of a proposed water softener and sewage disposal plant. If funds are approved a special election on bond issues may be called. if not, the matter is dropped for now.
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Logan
Finance Committee
Logan Issues Three Marriage Licenses at Week’s End
Judge E L Ewing issued three marriage licenses over the weekend. Pryce Phineas Nickley 22 miner Glouster son of Enoch Bickley and Pauline Lucille Hogue 22 at home Murray City daughter of Burl McFarland were joined by Edward Noel White 24 clerk Logan and Catherine Francis Donahue 23 deputy county treasurer Logan daughter of C B Donahue. Fr James T Nevin officiated. Alfred Ferflinger 29 truck driver Five Points son of C J Ferflinger and Dolly Marie Knece 23 at home Laurelville daughter of Austin Knece also obtained licenses.
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E. L. Ewing
Pryce Phineas Nickley
Miner
Glouster
Enoch Bickley
Pauline Lucille Hogue
Murray City
Burl McFarland
Edward Noel White
Robert N. White
Catherine Francis Donahue
C. B. Donahue
James T. Nevin
Alfred Ferflinger
Five Points
C. J. Ferflinger
Dolly Marie Knece
Laurelville
Austin Knece
Rain disrupts practice as teams prep for Thursday tournament
Logan reports rain hindered practice at Chieftain Field Monday evening with sessions planned tonight and Wednesday for the upcoming tournament set for Thursday and Friday here. Drawings scheduled at the American Legion Post room at 7 p.m. tonight.
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Chieftain Field
American Legion
Mrs Leroy Conkle Taken For Major Surgery
Mrs Leroy Conkle of this city was hospitalized Sunday evening at White Cross Hospital for a major surgical operation expected to be performed soon.
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Logan
Leroy Conkle
White Cross Hospital
Surprise Party for Mrs George Rasp Held in Jacksonville
Relatives from Logan and nearby towns joined at Mrs George Rasp’s Jacksonville home Sunday for a 20th birthday surprise party featuring a picnic dinner. Attendees included James Thomas Sr and Jr, Lizzie Rasp, Ruth Thomas, Grace Michel, Ruth and Jim Thomas, Fritz Foutz, and many others from Logan Glouster Trimble and Fisher Station.
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George Rasp
Jacksonville
James Thomas
Lizzie Rasp
Harry Thomas
Ruth
Grace Michel
James Thomas Jr
Jimmie
Dave Grove
Ernest Price
Tommy
Dale Harrison
James Robert
Margaret
Agnes Lines
Mary Thomas
Grace
Elizabeth
Lydia
John A. Ayres
Charles Shuttleworth
Fritz Foutz
Matthew Thomas
Ray Palmer
Donna Lou
Walter Hill
Farrell
Long Hornstein
Guysville
Warren Barnhill
Margaret Stires
Columbus
James Doane
Fisher Station
Reverend Buchanan Fills Local Presbyterian Pulpit
Logan reports Rev. A B Buchanan has temporarily filled the pulpit at First Presbyterian Church while Rev. R C Babylon is on medical leave. Buchanan, an Oberlin College graduate, plans to enter Union Theological Seminary in September and preached his first sermon here this morning.
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A. B. Buchanan
First Presbyterian Church
R. C. Babylon
Buchanan
Oberlin College
Union Theological Seminary
Columbia University
Two Motorists Are Arraigned Monday
Logan resident Charles Kienzle was arraigned on a drunken driving charge after an arrest Sunday by Chief Lew Reynolds. He pled not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury under bond. J. W. Lehman of Logan pleaded guilty, receiving a $100 fine plus costs, a 10 day suspended jail term, and a six month license revocation.
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Logan
Charles Kienzle
Lew Reynolds
Dallas Kinser
J. W. Lehman
Dr. Brehm Returns To Take Up Campaign
Dr. Walter E. Brehm returned from Columbus hospital after a week treatment for a rib fracture sustained at age 16. He wears a body cast and a splinted arm and plans to resume campaigning among voters ahead of the upcoming primary as a Republican candidate for the General Assembly.
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Logan
Walter E. Brehm
Columbus
Brehm
General Assembly
Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie Dupler in Rockbridge
Mrs. Fannie Dupler age 55 died at her home in Rockbridge after a year of ill health. Funeral at United Brethren Church Wednesday at 2 p.m. with Rev. L W Tuttle officiating. She leaves Clinton Dupler husband two sons Ralph of Lancaster and Ray at home, her mother four sisters and two brothers. Burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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United Brethren Church
Rockbridge
Fannie Dupler
Clinton Dupler
Ralph
Lancaster
Ray
L. W. Tuttle
Fairview Cemetery
Absent Ballot Cast in Hocking County
Herbert H. Shriner cast the first absent ballot in Hocking County before leaving for Walbridge to work in the C and O railroad yards. Two other ballot applications were filed but sent by mail. Also reported is a 43 pound catfish caught by visitors on the Muskingum River and Todd Shaw’s two fractured ribs from a Camp Perry wrestling accident.
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Hocking County
Herbert H. Shriner
Walbridge
C. and O
Muskingum River
Henry Leach
Wilbur Stout
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