Odd Fellows Memorial Service Highlighted by George Neffner
Logan district 61 Odd Fellows held memorial services at the temple on East Main Street with about 109 attendees. George Neffner of Columbia spoke on religion’s role in progress and reflected on American leaders, while Rolland Bright presided and Bert Roderick gave brief remarks.
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Odd Felllows
Haydenville Lodge
Logan
Neffner
Asia
Thomas Wilday
Oddfellowship
Cuyler Colfax
Rebekah
George 8. Myers
Roderick
Seattle woman visits Sedalia kin in Logan area
Mrs. Phillip Bill of Seattle arrives in Columbus on Saturday and is greeted by her father the Rev. W. A. Cooper who escorts her to his Sedalia home for a short visit before a longer stay with relatives including Mrs. Walter Haas Mies Ethel M. Cooper Norman and Freyd Cooper.
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Logan
Phillip Bill
Bertha Cooper
Seattle
Columbus
W. A. Cooper
Sedalia
Walter Haas Mies
Ethel M. Cooper
Norman and
Fieyd Cooper
Teachers for Marion Township Employed
The Marion Township School board met at the office of Supt. J. W. Coleman and named Kenneth Risch as principal with Florence Ellinger and Harley Poling as grade teachers. The board approved financing for central building improvements costing about 2800 dollars to add a room and a reservoir with running water for inside sanitation, to be begun after legal steps and ready when school opens next fall. Jean Bierly, Logan resident, daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Bierly, is ill with measles, a disease noted as prevalent in parts of the city per Health Commissioner Dr. C. P. Swett.
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Togan
Marion Township
Supt
J. W. Coleman
Kenneth Risch
Florence Ellinger
Harley Poling
Alsa
Schoor
Logan
Jean Bierly
Raymond Bierly
Warner Avenue
C. P. Swett
Federal prisoners moved to Hocking County jail
Seven federal prisoners were brought to Hocking County Jail from Dayton after sentencing by Federal Judge Robert Nevin. Sentences ranged from 90 days to several months on liquor law violations affecting six defendants, with one man convicted of embezzlement. Names include Hershel Janior Georgetown and Arlo Blount Fast Lockland.
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Hocking County
Joe Farhbeamn
Nellia Smith
Dayton
Robert Nevin
Hershel Janior
Georgetown
Far! H. Rodefer
Middletown
Wester Durreh
Denton
Ciem Batts
Vervaines
Arlo Blount
Fast Lockland
John Sehull
Camden
Lowell Maaidin Dayton
Eagles Install Logan Officers in Main Street Hall
Logan Aeries of Eagles inducted new officers led by Virgil Davis. Officers named were Kart, Colum ber, president. W Snyder, vice president. Charten Khas, chaplain. Stanley Sparnon, secretary. Carl Bell, treasurer. Board trustees named John Mt Anais, Dikiexy Hyvelt, Earl Hod. Logan police report a fighting charge. Melvin Garrett pleaded guilty and paid $10 plus costs after an affray at Mound Crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Logan Aeries of Eagles
Virgil Davis
Athens
Main Street
Kart
Columber
Worthy
W. Snyder
Charten Khas
Stanley Sparnon
Carl Bell
Met. Bere
John Mt. Anais
Dikiexy Hyvelt
Earl Hod
Guaranteed relief product ad claims cure all ailments
An advertisement for a supposed miracle remedy promotes Fenwaee Q-02 Cnaranteed relief for several illnesses and guarantees to help sufferers. It touts a famous specialist’s preemption and asserts quick, effective results with a few doses. Located at Quick's Cut Rate Store in Athens, Ohio.
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Theemaetion
Neurtin
Sristien Lambeget
Psn
Quick
Athens
Onio
G-Man J Edgar Hoover Receives Honorary Degree
J Edgar Hoover head of the Justice Department Bureau of Investigation is pictured in cap and gown as he receives an honorary Doctor of Laws from George Washington University Washington DC The mild mannered figure surprises many as he leads the nation’s G men in serious crime work.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Department of Justice
Bureau of Investigation
G-men
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
Oreville School Board Reviews Consolidation Option
The Oreville Board of Education weighs actions for the next term as tax revenue declines. A proposal from New Straitsville to take seventh and eighth graders and to keep one room at Oreville for grades one through six is under consideration. State guidance hints at a district merger, potentially removing the territory from Hocking County.
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Logan—Oreville
Hocking County
Judge Lehman Performs First Starr Township Wedding
Justice of the peace Eugene Lehman, newly serving Starr Township, officiated his first marriage ceremony Friday. Miss Cynthia E. Hammond wed Robert Eh. Mettler, both Haydenville residents, in a simple hometown ceremony amid smiles.
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Logan
Eugene Lehman
Starr Township
Cynthia E. Hammond
Robert Eh. Mettler
Haydenville
Officials Tour Courthouse Rumor Tied to Commissioner Vacancy
Judge BE LL Ewing Auditor W 8 Yaw and Recorder Sparnow met at the courthouse for a half holiday gathering. Rumors swirled they would name a new commissioner to fill the vacancy since June 1 after Tom Vancuren resigned. Instead they proceeded to Zanesville to inspect a large government seized still from months earlier.
Logan-Mon Creek board taps Harold Potts for Maxville principal
Harold Potts of Murray City receives a contract to become principal of Maxville schools for next term. Potts has led the Oroville School in Hocking County for seven years. Also notes recovery of A A Clark after an explosion near Six Lakes and local high school graduation events in Union Furnas area.
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Logan
Monday Creek Township
Weather Forces Dismissal of June Church Service
On June 9 at the First Presbyterian Church in Logan, Rev. R C Babylon dismissed Sunday services due to cold weather and no fire in the furnace. He judged continuing the service would cause discomfort for attendees.
Short Change Gang Sought After Hardware Store Incident
Logan officers and a deputy sheriff questioned several strangers after a group of four men attempted a short change racket at Carpenter's Hardware. Clerk Edward St. Clair tipped off the owner, leading to police pursuit on Saturday morning.
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Logan
Sheriffa
Edward St. Clair
Carpenter's Hardware
Sheriff Responds Quickly After Fatal Accident Inquiry
The Logan sheriff faced criticism for not having officers at a fatal crash scene promptly. The inquiry found no call to the sheriff until J F McGrady reported to the jail. Sheriff Joe Farbearn sent two deputies to the scene and arrived himself shortly after. He requested faster notification in accidents to start investigations and aid removals.
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Logan
J. F. McGrady
Rockbridge
Joe Farbearn
Bray Improves as Doctors Note Hopeful Change
A Columbus hospital reports slight encouragement for Eugene Bray who has been in serious condition for two weeks after four blood transfusions. A local physician who visited him late in the week conveyed that some hopes exist for a better condition.
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Logan
Columbus
Cookes Begin New Residence at Malta Village
Herbert Cooke of Midland Place and his wife plan to move to Malta as work continues on a five room modern cottage. Cooke recently resigned after 25 years as superintendent of the Logan Pottery Company and will rest a year before seeking new employment after years in pottery.
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LOGAN
Malta
Herbert Cooke
Midland Place
Cooke
Logan Pottery Company
Annual Children's Day program at United Brethren Church
The primary department of the United Brethren Church held an annual Children’s Day program during the public worship hour at 7 50 o clock Sunday evening. Mrs. M N Brown directed the program which drew a large audience.
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Logan
The
United Brethren Church
M. N. Brown
Logan Lodge Honors Strum and District Actions in Murray City
Logan Lodge of Knights of Pythias visited Charles Strum’s residence in Murray City at 8 p m to conduct final rites directed by M Brown A large delegation attended For the funeral the next day each Aerie of Eagles in the Fourth District provided a pallbearer The district initiation scheduled for Sunday at Murray City was cancelled in respect for Mr Strum Also in Logan Miss Sarah Holmes a Junior High teacher leaves Monday for summer with her parents Mrs and Mr Alfred Holmes of Clarksville Town and will return shortly before next school year Roy Summel brought back to Logan from Pompey to answer assault and battery he pleaded guilty was fined 15 and costs
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LOGAN
Logan Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Charles Strum
Murray City
M. Brown
Strum
Sarah Holmes
Alfred Holmes
Clarksville Town
Roy Summel
Pomeroy
B. Whitehart
Logan Home Building Undergoing Modernization Project
Logan Edward Hamilton and Harry W. Shaw plan extensive repairs at the six room frame building on Wood and Third Streets owned by the Logan Home and Savings Association. The work includes two coats of paint and a rear garage proposal.
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LOGAN
Edward Hamilton
Harry W. Shaw
Wood and
Third Streets
Logan Home and Savings Association
Local Visitors Reported in Logan Area
Logan welcomed Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pearson from Murray City on Sunday. Mrs. Ambrose Gribble of Bridgeport visited Logan for the week with her son George Gribble and family in Midland Place. Mrs. Homer Bay of Starr contracted a local contractor for repainting her residence in that village. Miss Amy Mutchmore, after days with her mother Mrs. Boss Mutchmore, returned home to Columbus Saturday.
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Paul Pearson
Murray City
Logan
Ambrose Gribble
Bridgeport
George Gribble
Midland Place
Homer Bay
Starr
Amy Mutchmore
Boss Mutchmore
Columbus
Judge Orders Additional Ten Jurors For Chivers Trial
In Logan the court directs the jury commission to draw ten extra names from the jury wheel for the Joe Chivers trial set for June 2. Judge Harley M. Whitcraft oversees the process as the April term continues. The extra draws are planned for next Saturday.
Summer Sweethearts Continued Mystery of a Hatless Man
A hospital reporter noted a possible taxicab accident at Park Avenue and 48th Street injuring a young man around 27. Katharine seeks news of Michael Heathcroe’s fate while Violet suggests a clue, but Michael’s silence fuels doubt and a cruel joke theory.
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Park Avenue
48Th Street
Michael
Strykhurst
Innicock
Thousand 4-H Club Members Visit Rock House
Highland County 4-H clubs will tour the Rock House on Wednesday for an entertainment day planned by Ranger L. T. Worley. He expects about 1000 visitors and a 40 piece band, recalling last summer’s visit by clubs to the Rock House.
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Logan
Highland County
Rock House
L. T. Worley
Logan Girl Is Member of Browning Society
Miss Pauline Heine visits Columbus to see sister Minnie Lou ise Heine initiate into the Browning Society at Ohio State University. Both daughters of Mr and Mrs Charles Heine of Bowen Street plan to return home Monday.
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Loganmiss
Pauline Heine
Columbus
Minnie Louise Heine
Ohio State University
Charles Heine
Bowen Street
Browning Society
Peacock Is Improved After Wreck Shock Eases
Logan visitors at Cherrington Hospital report Bob Peacock of Murray City improving but still in shock after a Thursday morning fatal wreck with Charlie Strum machine. Deputy Nellis Smith pressed for information as investigators work the case.
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Logan
Cherrington Hospital
Nellis Smith
Bob Peacock
Murray City
Charlies
Peacock
Mothers' Club to Meet at 7 30 Wednesday in Jacksonville
The Mothers' Club will gather at 7 30 Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Alice Shirkey with Mrs. Adda Blower as assistant hostess. It will be the season’s last meeting. Readings show visitors and guests at several local homes during the week.
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Jacksonville
Mothers’ Club
Alice Shirkey
Adda Blower
Ephraim Young
Albert Holsington
Somerset
Charlies Hoisington
Cecil Stephenson
Frank Currie
Glouster
Carl South
Dayton
Ida South
Charles Hoisington
Beulah Craig
Theresa Heiser
Washington, D. H
Alfred Smith
Wilbur
Carlos Harris
Amesville
Victoria Hoisington
Margaret Southard
Mary Jones
Lulu Millia
R. J. Kittle
Athens
Grace Ann Holmes
Donna Faye
Hoy J. Seckinger
Green-Haydenville teachers chosen for district posts
Logan teachers hired for Green-Haydenville District with C. A. Woods retained as Haydenville School principal. Other named instructors include Fred Wright James Frey Katie Johnson Evelyn Schein Leona Swackhamer Bernice Salts and Margaret Rush the new staff member. At Greendale Seber Lehman remains principal with Eli Chute and Joan Wright among the staff.
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Logan
Green-Haydenville
C. A. Woods
Haydenville
Fred Wright
James Frey
Katie Johnson
Evelyn Schein
Leona Swackhamer
Bernice Salts
Margaret Rush
Miss Rush
Greendale
Seber Lehman
Eli Chute
Joan Wright
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Joseph Bajis
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Mt. Pleasant
A.A. Clark
Union Furnate
Lakes
Sistrs
Misa Awirey Dyer
Upper Arlington
Mra Jeane Dyer
Harold
Mrs. Snyder
Wayne Snyder
Cobumbio
Short Change
Bray
Lancaster
Melvin Garrett
Mound Croasing
Logan D
Treacher
the Consumers Brewing Co
Newark, Ohio
Pico Wholesale Co
Aeic
Rock
Logan Girl
Carl Eldon
Belford Ray
Bonnie and Phillis
Thomas Palmer
Pantie
Vassarette Pantie-Girdle
Zenners
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