Hocking County Scenic District Publicized in Ohio Highway Guide
Hocking County earns favorable publicity in the Ohio Highway Guide with the parks district featured. Logan Chamber of Commerce distributes 220 000 copies statewide and beyond, citing Barton A. Holt and the local chamber for aid.
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Hocking County Scenic District
Ohio Highway Guide
Logan
Hocking County
Parks District
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Barton A. Holt
Relief Orders for Logan Friday at County Office
Relief orders for Logan will be written at the county relief office on Friday. Those who have been receiving orders on Thursday will get their orders Friday afternoon while regular Friday families will be cared for Friday morning.
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Logan
Miller
Gasoline Theft Fine Settled in Logan Court
V. Lloyd faced Magistrate W. W. Martin on a charge of stealing gasoline from a state tractor. He pleaded guilty and received a $10 fine plus costs.
Public Health Service official visits Logan in health talks
H F E Miller of the U S Public Health Service spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Logan meeting Dr W B Lacock and federal health employee E C Stoy to discuss health matters.
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Logan
H. F E. Miller
The
U. S. Public Health Service
W. B. Lacock
E. C. Stoy
State-Aid Funds of 10121 Are Received
Logan, July 20. State-aid funds of 10121 were received Tuesday by Rolland Bright, clerk of the Logan Board of Education, making Logan the first in the district to receive aid. Teachers received pay checks for one month Wednesday, leaving one month unpaid.
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Rolland Bright
Logan Board of Education
School Debt Clearing Focused by Coleman and Officials
Logan July 20 Supt J W Coleman met with the state education office to review back indebtedness in rural county schools with debts running to July 1 This data will be compiled and certificates of indebtedness sent to local boards by Thursday prompt action will determine how soon funds can be distributed to districts.
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Coleman
Logan
Supt
J. W. Coleman
State Department of Education
Mrs Nelson Improves After Weeks of Illness
Logan notes Mrs. E L Nelson of North Street slowly recovers from a confinement with illness and enjoys an automobile trip downtown Tuesday evening, marking progress in her home recovery.
Picnic Held by Faithful Daughters Sunday School Class
Logan report: Faithful Daughters Sunday School Class of the United Brethren Church met Tuesday evening on the Martin property north of the city. Eleven members and teacher Miss Catherine Thoughton attended. They played games and enjoyed a picnic supper.
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Logan
Faithful Daughters
United Brethren Church
Martin
Catherine Thoughton
Vern Taylor Arrested on Capias in Columbus Logan
Vern Taylor of this city was arrested Wednesday morning by Sheriff Sol Elinger and Deputy Stanley Sparnow on request of Columbus police. A capias was sent to Logan for his arrest.
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Logan
Vern Taylor
Sol Elinger
Stanley Sparnow
Columbus
Capias
Extra-Fast Horses Entered in Program at Hocking Valley Fair
Logan reports two prominent horses in the Hocking Valley Fair program with Great Atlantic from A. E. Van Buren of Pittsburgh arriving from Toledo. Peter Henley, a 2 01 pacer, to be driven by Joe Hagler of Xenia. A slide for life by Santo Lopez, 1600 foot rope descent, is planned for Wednesday.
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F. H. Woodland
Santo Lopez
Lopez
Auxiliary at Letter Carrier Meeting Represent Auxiliary
Logan July 2 Local Auxiliary to the Rural Letter Carriers Association attended the Columbus convention this week led by Mrs. James Blosser and Mrs. R. B. Hansel. Hansel spoke to about 600 at the banquet on Rural Letter Carriers accomplishments and surrendered radio time to Carl V. Martin of Kentucky. Hansel named to represent the state at the Des Moines national convention August 25.
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Logan
Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Columbus
James Blosser
R. B. Hansel
Des Moines
Hansen
Oil Code Columbus meeting districts oil men approve fair competition code
Logan delegates H D Atha W L Franks and Charles Donahue along with A E Faine of New Straitsville represented oil men in Columbus. They were named to a seven member Ohio committee by Governor George White to go to Washington and confer with Hugh S Johnson on the code.
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Logan
Columbus
H. D. Atha
W. L. Franks
Charles Donahue
A. E. Faine
New Straitsville
Atha
Faine
Donahue
Ohio
Washington
Hugh 8. Johnson
George White
10000 Maps Ready For Nature Lovers
Logan notes a consignment of 10000 maps delivered to the chamber of commerce for distribution to visitors of Hocking County scenic district. The folder includes maps pictures of the district and data on points of interest. Acknowledgments go to Barton A. Hall William J. McLaughlin and Arthur L. Burgess for their help.
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Logan
Chamber of Commerce
Hocking County
Barton A. Hall
William J. McLaughlin
State Highway Department
Arthur L. Burgess
Columbus
Dismissal of Entire Staff of Russian Railways
Moscow reports the dismissal of the entire staff of Vice Commissars in charge of Russian railways as part of a broad effort to improve transportation. The move comes amid a series of drastic measures aimed at reforming national railway operations.
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Moscow
Russian Railways
Glouster Treasury Gains After Series of Fights
In Glouster on July 20 after a fight over in Kentucky between Red Lane and George Buchman charges were filed. Lane pleaded guilty, fined 10 dollars and costs, then 10 more for contempt. Lane later dueled with neighbor Ernest McConaha and both were fined. A girl involved in a sideline fight will be turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Glouster
Kentucky
Red Lane
George Buchman
Lane
Andrew Allen
Ernest McConaha
McConaha
Henry Williams
Marshal Co. W. Fischer
Merediths Travel By Car To Oakland After News
Mr and Mrs Owen Meredith with son John and daughter Mrs Lawrence Colbert left by motor Wednesday evening for Oakland California on learning of the serious illness of Mr Merediths mother Mrs Harry Kerr The message was received Wednesday morning.
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Glouster
Owen Meredith
John
Lawrence Colbert
Oakland
Calif
Meredith
Harry Kerr
Pavlick Rites Held at Buchtel Catholic Church
Funeral services for Joseph Pavlick a 53 year old former Oregon Ridge resident were held at 9 am at the Buchtel Catholic Church with Rev Father Carney. Burial followed in Buchtel Cemetery. He died Monday of cancer at his country home near Andover. Survived by his second wife and five children Michael Andrew Anna Elizabeth Mae.
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Oregon Ridge
Detroit
Andover
Mr. Pariick
Michael
Andrew
Anna
Elizabeth
Home
Mae
Pittsburgh
Plans for attendance contest at Glouster Moose meeting
Glouster Chapter No 280 Women of the Moose held a regular meeting on Tuesday night. Attendance contest plans were announced and the monthly birthday party followed with a potluck. The event concluded the business session.
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Glouster
Glouster Chapter
Women of the Moose
Admits Coal Theft in Little Italy District
Robert Lunsford was arrested for taking coal from railroad cars in Little Italy. He pleaded guilty before Mayor Andrew Allen, was fined $10 plus costs, and arranged to work off the fine on the streets.
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Andrew Allen
Lunsford
Relief workers report for Friday in Glouster
Friday morning at 7 o'clock relief workers must report to the city building. Names listed include Lem Warren Paul Moleski Patsy Guastella Ed Cardwell Floyd Smith William Kinsell Ed Koons Loren Phillips Lawrence Bland Albert Russell Edward Bell Everett Smith Donald Shepard John Six Arnold Shepard Walter Champlin Lester Champlin James Price Carl Levandoski John Doughty Spencer Davis Mer Clark Florence Delcontina Charles C. Cook William Nicholson George Smith John McKee Edith Mills Abraham Booker Robert Brunton Walter Gayton John Gail J B Freeman Rollie Whiting Ed Vaughn George Carter O L Peck Miles Dyer Dewey Bland Donald Adams.
Return from Avondale Buckeye Lake outing
Mrs. John S. Clark and her party including Charles Harold Binderbasin Alfred James and Donald Smith have returned from a several days outing at the Clark cottage at Avondale on Buckeye Lake.
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Glouster
John
Clark
Charles
Harold Binderbasin
Alfred James
Donald Smith
Avondale
Buckeye Lake
Steel Strike Ends. Columbus Post Office Work Resumes
Martins Ferry Ohio reports a settlement ending a walkout at Wheeling Structural Steel Company after a strike over pay. The agreement grants 25 cents per hour increase for skilled workers and 13 cents for unskilled, with operations to restart Thursday on the Columbus Post Office Building project.
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Martins Ferry
Wheeling Structural Steel Company
New Columbus
College lifts dance ban after 50 years in INDIANOLA
Trustees of Simpson College end a half century ban on dancing at the Methodism affiliated school. The decision follows a long dispute between trustees and faculty, including a student protest at chapel last year.
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Ban Liftey
Cision
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Old Man's Cave
Harper's Run
Cedar Falls
Hocking Valley Motorcycle Club
Fairgrounds
Mrs. Blosser
Mrs. Hansel
Allen
California
Buchtel
Linen Police
Indianola
Simpson College
Grand Rapids Furniture Makers Guild
M. T. Ellis
Athens Pharmacy Prescription Druggists
North Court
Gibson
Zenners
UT. S&s Rubber Co
50C
Rayon Voices
Ieats
Inck
Seersucker
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