Logan Plans 4-H Club Activities and Court Assignments
Logan June 1. Logan Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Committee outlines summer 4-H Club work in Hocking County. A leaders’ conference next Wednesday at Logan High School includes lunch supervised by the committee. The group plans a tour of Logan industries for club members and an expanded fall fair in October. Additionally Judge Whitcraft assigns cases for Common Pleas Court with Judge Price visiting June 1-2 and juries to be drawn for several trials, including a June 19 murder case requiring about three days.
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Agriculture Group of
Chamber of
Common Pleas
Commerce
Logan
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Harry L. Smith
Hocking County
Teaders
Logan High School
Harley M. Whitcraft
Thomas Price
Common Pleas Court
Whitcraft
Friend
Mwas
W. R. Lford Priviay
Walters
Wods
Walton
Vanhbibber
Vanhibber
Houston
Columber
Paling Et al
Tiffany Electric Co
The
Login Clay Product Co
Caldwell Receives Lodge Jewel at Mingo No 1 Meeting
June 1 sunrise Mingo Lodge No 1 F and A M held a meeting where James C. Caldwell received a 50 year member jewel. Caldwell, long affiliated though living in Kanmore, has 86 years in Masonry and was initiated by Kilwinning Lodge No 10 in Dalkeith Scotland. He moved to the U S in 1889, later joining Uhrichsville then Mingo Lodge since 1898. Rev H L Geddes presented the jewel before 130 Masons, with 50 visitors from Lancaster, Bremen, New Straitsville, and ae Jeski. Breakfast followed the session. committee members listed.
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Logan
James C. Caldwell
Mingo Lodge No
Caldwell
Kanmore
Carter Ds
Kilwinning Lodge No
Dalkeith
Scotland
United States
Male
Massilion
Uhrichsville
Mingo
Natco
H. L. Geddes
Lancaster
Bremen
New Straitsville
Ae Jeski
Lloyd A. Mount
J. V. Woodard
W. H. Hansel
Charles Hufttan
Frank Larimer
Willard Lyte
Ross Adenck
Lawrence Harden
Merle Wermuelier
Ben Humphrey
Kiwanis Club Plans Meeting Logan
Kiwanis club plans a district meet at the Py thian assembly room to be hosted by five clubs. Arthur R Harper will be principal speaker with Ned Harrington Peter Land Clare E Fox and others contributing a full program including orchestra vocal solos and vaudeville numbers for about 225 visitors.
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Hag
Harburger
Jean Walker
Dorothy McDaniels
Columbus
Merle Weymueller
Jane Ackers
Gamma Symphony Orchestra
M vDinner
Pythian
Pythian Sisters
WW. S
Fred Carpenter
M. H. Cherrington
Bright
Sumner Martin
Melrose Harbaugh
Wessler Fined After Bus Collision Near Columbus
Wessler Logan of Columbus was arraigned for driving while intoxicated after a collision with a New Straitsvilla bus near Bessie Purnace. He pleaded guilty, paid 128 fine plus costs, and had driving privileges suspended for six months. Bruce Ford, bus operator, was the other party.
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Logan
Straitsvilla
We Jc
Wesster
Columbus
A.M Eminger
Bessie Purnace
Wessler
Bruce Ford
Lagan
Joe Farbeam
Logan Chamber of Commerce appoints committees for year
Barton Hall announces committee assignments including Charles Bell chairing the oil division with Roy Crawford H D Atha Mortis Yarbrave Jacob Keller and C Bright. Raymond Lanning heads road and parks with H W Larimer M J Cole and J Vernon Woodard. Committees focus on refinery project and Hocking County Scenic District road improvements.
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Dune L
Goat Noads
Rks
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Barton
Hall
Charles Bell
Roy Crawford
H. D. Atha
Mortis Yarbrave
Jacob Keller
C. Bright
Raymond Lanning
Hocking Counnty Scenie
Wrong Office But Couple Finds the Right Place to Marry
Logan witnesses a young couple obtain their marriage license after an emissary checked Judge Harvey M. Whitcraft was in his office on a Friday morning. They had been referred to Probate Judge A. M. Feltinger for the permit and received it.
Logan court fines speedster after arraignment
Clifford Cramer of Columbus appeared before Judge A M Ellinger on a speeding charge. He pleaded guilty, was fined 25 dollars plus costs, and was allowed to return to Logan unaccompanied for arraignment. The report notes a series of local visits and social mentions in Logan and surrounding towns.
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Logan
Clifford Cramer
Columbus
A. M. Ellinger
Foe Barbeann
Columbas Polics
Logan High School Graduates 79 in Class of 1429
Diplomas were presented to seventy nine graduates comprising the Class of Logan High School at the Cynthian Theater Friday evening. Malmud W. Soper of Ohio Wesleyan University delivered the address on Ambition noting dreamers shape achievement. Wood Bowen, Board president, distributed diplomas as graduates filed by. Invocation and benediction were offered by Rev. J. L. Geddes.
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OGAS
Logan High School
Cythian Theater
Malmud W. Soper
Ohio Wesleyan University
Roper
Wood Bowen
Board of Education
Ohio State University
J. 1. Geddes
Taboo on Punchboard Dealers In City Warned
Chief of Police James Thomas ordered local merchants to remove punchboards after a city survey found four outlets still presenting boards to the public. He warned that arrests will be made if boards are found operating, noting only a few merchants risk violation during holiday seasons.
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Logan
James Thomas
Mers Vhams
Thomas
Wil Fe Omade
Ladies Aid to Be in Charge at Charte Church Service
Torgan June 1 The Ladies Aid of Hunter Street Lutheran Church is set to lead Sunday evening services this week as June brings a series of programs. Rev T F Mittler, former pastor at the time of the Aid’s founding, will speak. The program includes the song Is the Name composed by Mrs Fred Koppe and other ministers, including Rev W Spellman and Rev S Lome, visiting from nearby towns.
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Torgan
Hunter Street Lutheran Church
Lanes Aid Group
T. FL Mittler
Galton
Terview
Fred Koppe
WT. Spellman DL
Miamishore
So. Lome
Waldo
A. H. Kuhlman
Columbus
Rock Rifle 4-H Pig Club Organized in May
County Extension Agent T. H. Johnson helped organize a 4-H Pig club at Rock Rifle on May 27 in James A. Belt's home. Officers include President Dean Williams Vice President Flurry White Secretary Jess Coss Treasurer Charles Wuhcams News Reporter Hubert Mc Cutcheon and Recreation Leader Leon Hughes. The club name will be chosen at the next meeting set for June 6 at 6 PM.
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Bixhoya
T. H. Johnson
Rock Rifle
James A. Belt
Dean Williams
Flurry White
Jess Coss
Charles Wuh- Cams
Hubert McCutcheon
Leon Hughes
Jones
Oldest county city celebrates Melon Moore's 94th birthday
Logan on June 1 marks the second oldest city in Hocking County as Melon Moore turns ninety four. He has spent his life within a 24 mile radius of his Athens County birth, living in Starr Township before retiring to his home with daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs C H Keynes of South Market Street. Moore, noted for a remarkable memory of early Hocking Valley history, greets friends on the porch, enjoys reading and history, and is joined by his daughter and three other daughters Effie Eleanor and Hon Moore of Halleyrood California. His sisters Lydian Westenhaver in this city and Elizabeth Moore in Columbus also visit as greetings are extended.
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B.D. Martin
Samuel Blum
Evan Smith
Cotughus
Logan
S.C. Smith
George Lehman
Blanche Moorehead
Blanche
Nelsonville
Merle Werpineler
Glouster
James Barker
Columbus
Charles Notestone
Maxine
Missi Thelma Keyes
Atl
Buckeye Lake
Lillian Roberts
Shawnee
Atten Sines
Spring St
Byron Wolfe
Elta. Miller
Melrose Harbaugh
Jackson
Tunis Nunemaker
Portsmouth
Nunemaker
Charles
Andrew Nunemaker
Owen Yaw
James Shaw
Josephine Starr
Delaware
Betty Fiastman
Ohio Wesleyan
Hocking County
Wilson Moore
C. Hf. Keynes
South Market Street
Moore
Athens County
Starr Township
Tara
Vollume
Lega
Hocking Valley
Biesides
Lyves
Effie
Eleanor
Hon[Moore
Hallyrood
Calif
Lydian Westenhaver
Elizabeth Moore
Keynes
Logan Banker Carlton Bright Recovering After Surgery
Logan banker Carlton Bright is recovering from an operation performed Wednesday. Mrs Bright remains with him in Columbus as he rallies from the procedure and moves toward a rapid recovery.
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Logan
Columbus
Carlton Bright
Hernin
Stone wins honors for eggs per hen in April
Falls Township farmer W L Stones with 135 White Leghorn hens topped April egg production at 23 eggs per bird, as reported by extension agent Robert Lang who notes no score or record of hacks in Horking County this year.
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Logan
W. L Stones
Falls Township
Robert, W. Lang
Rochester Ut for City Mayor Rochester Third Term Bid
Logan June 1 Mayor Rochester entered the race for a third term as city chief executive. A veteran Republican ex traveling salesman, he has served two mayoral terms and four terms overall, while George Blan leads the Democratic ticket. Local social notes follow with guest visits from Zollinger and others.
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Logan
Rochester
Third Centre
Republian Party
George Blan
Coeinen
Funeral Rites Held For Jerry Chidister 75
Funeral services for Jerry Chidister 75 were planned at Logan United Brethren Church at 2 PM Monday, with his death occurring at home after a brief illness. He leaves two sons in Oregon and Texas, and arrangements note possible delays if Texas-based son is late.
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Logan
Lolan United Brethren Church
Lotolock
Jerry Chidister
Falls Township
Loagan
Charles S. Chidister
Lolean
Clyde Chidister
Manfard
Texas
Benton Township School Board Suit Over Transportation Fees
Logan residents report a suit by Stet Ebuse of Benton Township against the Benton Township School Board seeking 162 in interest since 1919. He claims the board failed to provide promised transportation for his four children, after an agreement for a dig for Lena transportation and lengthy travel claims. Local report also notes visitors from capital and a tennis club project awaiting completion, with officers named for the new court committee.
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Lan
Stet Ebuse
Benton Township
Bentren Township Schhool Board
Perth
Waintiff Sa
Tr:uis
Ienaie Transportation
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Webb Summit
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