Logan Council Sets Aside 12000 for Reservoir Construction
Logan City council approved 12000 from the waterworks fund Tuesday to back the new reservoir project. The meeting also covered FERA improvements and gas rate plans with plans for a Columbus trip to the Utilities Commission for rate guidance, plus city actions on street lighting and traffic routing.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
JUN Logan Council
Logan
FERA
Ryan
Barton A. Hall
William Reed
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Showalter
Columbus
Utilities Commission
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Larimer
Reed
Fitzgerald
Loomis
Central Avenue
Church Street
Shaw
Second Street
Water Hole Danger Explained to Council
Complaint about a deep water hole on the Gallagher property was raised with city officials. Residents in West Front Street say it breeds mosquitoes and children use it as a pool. Officials advised the hazard lies on private land and the city bears no responsibility, but will inform owners of their duty.
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Logan
Gallagher
West Front Street
Amanda Marks Rites Will Be Held Friday
Funeral services for Amanda Marks age 87 widow of George Marks will be at First Presbyterian Church Friday afternoon. She died Tuesday at home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlies Btone after a stroke Sunday. Survived by daughter and son W. W. Marks of the city. Efforts to bring Rev Geddes from Mingo Junction for the sermon. Burial in Ewing Cemetery.
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Logan
First Presbyterian Church
Amanda Marks
George Marks
Charlies
W. W. Marks
KL. Geddes
Mingo Junction
Ewing Cemetery
Mrs Denman Goss Recovering From Columbus Hospital Surgery
Mrs Denman Goss of this city underwent a surgical operation at a Columbus hospital last Friday and is expected to return home on Wednesday.
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Logan
Denman Goss
Columbus
H. C. Godman plants close for vacation period
All factories and plants of the H. C. Godman Company will close at the regular time on Friday June 28 and reopen Monday July 8. President Fred A. Miller states the eight day break comes after requests from many employees for vacation. The local factory will follow the same schedule to avoid disrupting operations.
Logan Shows Balance After Overdraft Repaid
An overdraft of 8614.26 in the city sinking fund was eliminated during May. The fund now shows a balance of 2081.02, per Treasurer Bell Nelson’s books.
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Logan
Ll. Nelson
Peacock Dismissed From Logan Hospital
Rob Peacock, driver of the automobile in the fatal Route 1 crash last Thursday, was released from Cherrington Hospital and returned to his Murray City home Tuesday. He will be under ongoing physician care.
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Logan
Rob Peacock
Murray City
Cherrington Hospital
Logan Council Races See Filing Momentum As Deadline Near
Filing activity grows for Logan council seats across wards with candidates from both parties. Carl F Brandt notes approaches. Dallas Kinser Republican files for council president. John D Tipton Republican and L K Showalter Democrat file for First Ward. Oliver Blake Republican for Third Ward. Harold Larimer J M Meldrim Republican and William L White Democrat ready for at large ballot. Mayoral and solicitor bids also noted. Details include candidate backgrounds and local family ties.
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Logan
Carl F. Brandt
Election Board
Dallas Kinser
John D. Tipton
L. K. Showalter
Oliver Blake
Harold Larimer
J. M. Meldrim
William L. White
Cart Cross
Harley Meyer
Local Social Notes From Hyeel Run To Middleport
Hazel Russell and Glenna Carsey visited Bud Bartrums. Rigs family spent time with Cecil Hoffman in Middleport. John Black visited his mother Cyntha Black in Leading Creek. Roy Pierce left for Leon West Virginia to attend Vera Lute’s funeral. Morden family returned from Charleston. Maguires visited relatives in Mingo Junction. Hanning family of The Plains visited John Hanning. Papuan water drinking custom noted from New Caledonia.
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Charleston
Marion Maguire
Mingo Junction
Everett Hanning
the Plains
John Hanning
Hocking Co CCC Quota Raised for New Selection Rules
Logan An extra quota of ten men is allotted to Hocking County for CCC enrollment starting June 15, per relief director Cheater Miller. Future enrollments must come from relief families. past non relief selections are noted. Re-selection requires four months service minimum and a prior honorable discharge by Oct 21 1933 unless extended.
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Logan
Hocking County
CCC
Cheater Miller
Miller
Pastor Bound for Kentucky Mission Work Ends at Mt Zion
Logan Ohio pastor at Mt Zion United Brethren Church in Marion Township will be terminated this week by Kenneth Huliett of Ashland Ohio who plans to do missionary work in the southern Kentucky mountain district. Huliett is a young preacher not yet ordained.
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Logan
Mt. Zion
Sight Saving Needs In County Re-Checked
Miss Marty L. Sears of the state commission for the blind assisted in a recheck in Hocking County to locate persons with defective vision where sight saving is essential. The effort follows a clinic that showed some listed for examination did not attend. Rotarians in Logan plan to join the Chcolville Club meeting on June 27. About 275 million acres of pasture are required annually by stockmen and farmers for domestic and meat animals.
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Logan
Marty L. Sears
State Commission For Blind
Waa
Hocking County
Seare
Bertha Machener
Chcleville Club
Dead Copperhead Supposedly Still Vicious Near Hilltop
Roy Curl and Maurice Cole killed a copperhead near Oak Grove Cemetery in Logan. Report says the venomous snake created excitement in the Hilltop area after it was brought to an alley and curled as if ready to strike. A second killing followed the discovery of the reptile.
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Logan
Roy Curl
Maurice Cole
Oak Grove Cemetery
Hiltop
Night hawk nest found on courthouse roof
Local naturalist C. W. Zeigler discovered a night hawk nest on the courthouse roof this week. Two fledglings sat in the tar crusted nest while Harold Chambers captured closeup photos of the birds.
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Logan
C. W. Zeigler
Harold Chambers
Recreation Leaders Open 3 Day School
Logan recreation leaders began a three day training as part of the county playground program sponsored by the Emergency Schools Council. Ohio University’s B B Hughes leads the faculty with local helpers Carl Dupler Mabel Saunders Ethel Clark assisting. others include James Rutgers Rudolph Hankison and Paul Kreider. Hughes will speak at 6 pm Thursday.
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LOGAN
Emergency Schools Council
B. BE. Hughes
Ohio University
Carl Dupler
Mabel Saunders
Ethel Clark
Athens
James Rutgers
Rudolph Hankison
Paul Kreider
Hughes
Athens County
Close Streams After Stocking In Hocking County
After re stocking of the Hocking River Scotts Creek Pool and the Rockbridge Basin with bass and catfish a closing order remains in effect until July 1 Deputy Game Protector Edward Eberst warns arrest and pros ecut ion for angling in these waters before reopening. Bullhead catfish will be stocked in Willow Lake once water conditions permit and officials plan the stocking. Samuel Blum Paul Shaw and Forest O Wolf traveled to Columbus to confer with Glenn Ray about the corn appropriation program. The Logan Senior Choir of St Matthew Lutheran Church met for a social with songs games and a lunch afterwards.
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Logan
Samuel Blum
Paul Shaw
Forest O. Wolf
Hocking County
Columbus
Glenn 8
Ray
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Karl Hartman
Phi Sigs Stop Carpenters In Seesaw Game On Tuesday
Phi Sigs defeated the Carpenters 10 to 8 in a Senior League seesaw contest. Lainsford led the Phi Sigs with a key hit while Landis, Lunsford, and Baker shared mound duties. Bill Sickles added a single and a triple for the losers. St. Clair starred defensively for the Maytags.
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Landis
Scott
Lunsford
Alien
Baker
Hardware
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St. Clair
Logan Society and Ladies Aid Meet at Methodist Church
Local church society gathered Tuesday for devotional and program readings. A Winorlose Bridge Club night featured high scores and refreshments. A birth announced for William Harrison, son of Karl and Lucy Harper, with grandparents named. other social notes include bridge hosts and birthday celebrations.
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Irma Crow
Ruth Thomas
Earnest VanAtta
Mary Katheryn Adcock
Joan
Garfield Adcock
W. N. Shank
Viola Riggs
Fd. Turner
Emma Aplin
Crow
Karl Harper
Lucy Hammon
William Harrison
Harper
W H. Harper
Mary Harper
Louisville, Ky
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Local Social News Ties to Ohio Wesleyan Graduation
Mr and Mrs Sam Primmer and Miss Margaret Stoody attended baccalaureate services for Ohio Wesleyan's graduating class where their niece Miss Margaret Stoody Deshler belongs. Various society gatherings and visits included Deshler Stoody, Garnhardt, Mason and Soliday circles, plus bridge and Junia Club events.
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Margaret Stoody
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Margaret Stoody Deshler
Henry Stoody
Margaret of Deshler
Violet Garnhardt
Los Angeles
John Stoody
South Perry School Names Teachers and Principal
The Logan Laurelville Perry Village Board of Education named teachers for the South Perry School on Monday night. Elmer Risch was chosen as principal with Charles Lively and Gladys Schaal as the other teachers. The Benton Board announced Mrs. Phyllis Mc Daniel will fill the vacancy at South Bloomingville School as Helen Melcher resigns to join Laurelville High.
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LOGAN
Laurelville-Perry Village
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