Logan WPA Project Plans Modify Goose Creek Arching
Engineer Parker Sniffen will modify the Logan City blanket WPA project to meet federal specifications. Work includes arching a 2000 foot section of Goose Creek from Zanesville Avenue to Mulberry Street enclos ing the stream within city limits. Other improvements cover streets alleys and sidewalks. The city and WPA report ongoing labor and separate school project progress.
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Logan City
Parker Snitfen
Goose Creek
Zanesville Ave
Mulberry St
Ancr Wpa
Haydenville Men Undergo Chest X-Ray Screening
Doctors in Columbus examined Haydenville men after chest x rays were taken by Dr. W B Lacock for the Division of Occupational Diseases. The first group of pictures was completed in the district with about 80 more to be captured before tests finish.
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Logan
Haydenville
Columbus
W. B. Lacock
Division of
Occupational Diseases
Jury Wheel Fills As Logan County Commission Ships Members
Logan area notes show the County Jury Commission began selecting its yearly wheel with Nelson De Jong Laurelville and F N Turner of near Logan among the four to be seated for two to three days. Delong serves about twelve years on the board. Also updates on hospital recoveries and local social news from Haydenville and surrounding towns.
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Flocking County
Harrisonville Social Briefs
Maricism Vit Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Farren and daughter Patricia visit Mr. and Mrs. John Stout for Sunday dinner. Mrs. Farren is Mrs. Stout’s sister. Jerry Warner and companions from Guy New Mexico toured Bradley Horse Farms in Lexington Kentucky on business. Peggy and Mary Hypes spend a week at aunt Mrs. Birdie Weatt’s home.
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B. B. Farren
Patricia
Gordon Wagner
James Farren
Arvilla
W. Va
John Stout
Farren
Stout Jerry Warner
George Larkin
Joseph Litterett
Guy, N. M
Bradley Horse Farms
Lexington
Peggy
Mary
Taswell
Birdie Weatt
Sea Anc
San Cloceania Ad Musee Hite
Esa van Bye
Renee En Tito
Oboe Winn
Bevo Wels
Junior Dodson
Logan Man Found Guilty On Motor Vehicle Charge
Logan Harry Blower of near this city pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He was fined 150 with 50 suspended on good behavior and to be certified to the state for suspension. Elizabeth D Powers of Atherton files suit for damages in common pleas court for injuries from an auto accident January 26, 1930, alleging negligence by Marie Garey of Junction City on Main Street between Spring and Hills. The accident left injuries of a permanent nature with medical costs of 164 and an estimated 250 additional needed.
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Logan
Harry Blower
Stanley W. Baker
State Department
Actving Fi ‘Common Pleas Court
Elizabeth D. Powers
Oni
Marie W. Garey
Tunction City
Main St
Logan Prankster Puts Dust in Car Motors
Logan area reports describe a prankster placing emery dust in car motors on Bowen Street. Affected car owners say damage occurred to one vehicle and two others have faced similar issues recently, with a Thursday complaint noted.
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Logan
Logan Merchants Sought for Local Baseball Game
Charles Somies of Marion Township seeks a baseball game with Logan Merchants. He has eight sons and the youngest is 12. Jones, past typical playing age, is willing to join the sons, making it a family affair if a match is arranged.
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Logan
Charles Somies
Marion
Groveport Golfers Visit Logan Course
Groveport golfers from the Groveport Country Club visited the Hocking Hills course Thursday afternoon to meet local players in a 27 to 13 match. Paul Jurgensmier of Logan posted the low 70. Lunch was served and plans were made for a return visit later in the season.
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LOGAN
Groveport Country Club
Hocking Hills
Paul Jurgensmier
Ishores
Eturn
Inter
Logan Hocking County residents to attend Lancaster services
Logan and Hocking County people will gather at the Lancaster Campgrounds on Sunday for services conducted by Homer Trode-Raver evangelist and former chorister for Billy Sunday. A former Hocking Countian, his presence will heighten interest, with many locals visiting the campground since the season opened two weeks ago.
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Logan
Hocking County
Lancaster
Homer Trode- Raver
Billy
Hocking
Beekeepers Association Annual Meeting at Kachelmacher Park
The Louan rockers Beekeepers held their annual meeting at Kachelmacher Park on Thursday afternoon. A large lunch followed at 8:30. Carl Beery presided over the business session. Dr. W. E. Dunham from Ohio State University attended as a speaker and brought specimens to illustrate his talk.
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Louan — Rocking Beekeepers Association
Kachelmacher Park
Lock
Carl Beery
W. E. Dunham
Ohio State University
Practice Game at Fairgrounds Tonight for Logan Tournament Team
Logan Tournament squad to play a practice game at the fairgrounds at 5 30 this evening. Edward Van Atta leads an older players team. Wylie and J Dawley share pitching duties for the lads. Wy Tie makes his last mound appearance before the Canton state tournament next Wednesday. Mingo Lodge Masons plan Monday degree work by a visiting team. Refreshments will be served.
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Logan
Fairgrounds
Edward van Atta
Wylie
J. Dawley
Canton
Lodge of Masons
Logan Brief Personals Report From Local Gatherings
Logans Briefs recount a sewing gathering at Mrs George Rainer’s East Main Street home, plans for a park event in two weeks, and a Brownies meeting at Mrs John Buntz’s with embroidery club preparations. Attendees include Mrs Harley Meyer, Mrs Ka Poling, and various local residents. other notes cover a Sunday church service at the Methodist Church with baskets and music, and a Stork shower for Mrs John Hamilton with pink and white décor.
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Ka Poling
Mere
Clarence’ Blower
Kosmite
Charis Quinn
Harold Crue
Mens CR
Erat
Dissonarie Jarry
Ter Savey
Savey
John Hamilton
Hamilton
Harry Nill
Rose Stimson
John ‘St
John Bownes
Rev Jones to Preach Final Service at Local Churches
Sunday's 10:30 a.m. sermon at the Methodist church by Rev Cecil H Jones marks his final service before marriage and departure for vacation. The Presbyterian church begins a month of Sunday attendance next week with sermon on Confessions of a Bachelor. Other pastors and services listed include Rev Amos L Heyde at St Matthew Lutheran at 10, St John Baptist Church in Laurel Township at 8:45 a.m., and Rev Carl M Sweazy with United Brethren revival attendance noted.
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Logan
Haydenville
Bease Enameeses
Tween
Freddie Ray
Glouster
Wilber Fish
Columbus
Billy Gaston
Athens
New Plymouth Methodist Church
Hobart McDanie
Earl Loomis of
Starr
SM. Heinlein
Elven
Eweington
Ewington M. E
Pipeicel Namin
Lomi
Bicer
Andre Baris Heinen
Taurelie Sumbe
George Smith
Artester
Maniac
Situs Heyden
Marell
Iam
Valley Hosptal
Dayton
Heinlein
Fae Ny
Wada Hem
Betty Hellein
Breenen
Lavern Fuller
Win MeDnel
Daniel
Taylor
Ana Mee
Blackford Sumsey
Norma
Peters
Janson
Wwatter
Vernon
Onalie Peter
Jean
Ielleen Addelian
Chicago
Frances Inn Fuller
Mise
Wade Helsein
Orbiston
Cecil Harding Jones
Whoill
Amos L.heyde
Oliver
St. Matthew
St. John Tasth Fan Church
Laurel Township
Robert G. Purrington
St. Paul Episcopal Church
Aim
Carl M. Sweazy
United Brethren Church
Man Struck by Car Near Courthouse on Main Street
Logan resident Carl Price suffered lacerations over the right eye after being struck by an automobile while crossing Main Street near the courthouse. The driver, Sentry Norman of Green Township, remained at the scene and Price was treated by a local physician.
Logan Paces Shoemakers in City League Win Over St Johns
Logan led by Manter with a strong showing including two triples and a single as Godmans defeated St Johns 8 to 5 in the City League on Thursday evening. Schultz added a three bagger for the winners while McGonagle and Krannitz each singled for St Johns. Strawn pitched well for Logan. Dalton started for St Johns.
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Logan
Manter
Godmans
Fan
St. John
Schultz
George McGonagle
Joe Krannitz
Shoemakers
Strawn
E. Dalton
St. Johns
Threshed Wheat Low Moisture Report From Enterprise
Farm near Enterprise sent about 150 bushels of wheat to Columbus while tests showed 131 percent moisture. Oats in parts of the county yielded heavily with the best on Edward Risch’s farm at Enterprise reporting 60 bushels.
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Logan — Samuelsium
Enterprise
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