Logan Informs PWA Officials Of Waterworks Abandonment
Logan city council votes four to three to authorize Mayor Kenneth Fitzgerald to inform PWA officials in Washington that the water works project for Logan has been abandoned. Allen Meldrim Mauk Weis voted for. Bright Larimer Showalter against. May reports $50.75 collected by the mayor.
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Logan
Kenneth Ritzgerald
PWA
Washington
Allen
Meldrim
Mauk
Weis
Bright
Larimer
Showalter
General Fund
G. W. Lanning
Fitzgerald
Logan Girl In Buried Thursday at Bidwell
Funeral services for Anna Mae Pepper age 17 daughter of Catherine Pepper were held Thursday in Bidwell following her death in this city Monday. Burial was made there. Besides her mother she leaves three brothers Lawrence Charlies and Richard Pepper.
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LOGAN
Anna Mae Pepper
Catherine Pepper
Bidwell
Lawrence Charlies
Richard Pepper
Canty and Wolfe Bride and Groom Tie Feb. 17
Logan couple Miss Helen Canty daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Canty and Harold Dewey Wolfe son of Mr and Mrs Eber Wolfe were married on Feb 17 in Richmond Indiana by the Wayne County Circuit Court judge. They will reside in this city.
Flag Day Observed Across Logan Main Street Displays
Logan honoring Flag Day with Main Street lined by uniform flag displays on private homes. Citywide observance featured flags waving along streets as residents marked the national day.
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Logan—Main Street
Union Has Meeting at First Presbyterian Church
Logan Women’s Union of the First Presbyterian Church met Tuesday night. The Rev. R. C. Babylon spoke of his experiences while serving as pastor in North Dakota. Mite boxes were opened and the Junior Choir singers performed. Beas Mutchmore led the program.
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Logan—Women's Union
First Presbyterian Church
R. C. Babylon
North Dakota
Beas Mutchmore
Phi Sigs To Meet Beta Team Tonight Postponed From Thursday
In the Senior League the Phi Sigs game with the Betas was moved to tonight after a fourth team could not be organized in time for Thursday. The Presbyterians defeated the United Brethren 23 to blank in the Junior League, with many first year players on both sides. Efforts will be made to strengthen both rosters.
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Logan
Phi Sigs
Betas
Presbyterians
United Brethren
Cherries Sent From Washington Reach Ohio Woman
Miss Piezza Mank of Spring Street received a box of ox heart cherries from Kennewich Washington. The fruit was sent by her cousin J R Hainesworth who visited Ohio last summer for the first time in 28 years, in Hocking County.
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Logan Logan
Piezza Mank
Spring Street
Kennewich
Washington
J. R Hainesworth
Hocking County
Ohio
Logan visitors plan months long Arcadia trip
Mr and Mrs Ernest Vanatta and Miss Belle Crawford of Logan together with Miss Blanche Carr Elyria left Friday for Arcadia California. They will stay for several months as guests of Dr and Mrs George Crawford.
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Logan
Ernest Vanatta
Belle Crawford
Blanche Carr
Elyria
Arcadia
Calif
George Crawford
Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity Attends Memorial Service
Logan fraternity members will attend memorial worship at Merist Episcopal Church at 10 30 Sunday with Rev W N Shank delivering Is Christianity Practical The congregation joins in evening union services at First Presbyterian Church with Rev B C Peters in the pulpit.
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Logan — Phi Sigma Chi
Merist Episcopal Church
W. N. Shank
First Presbyterian Church
B. C. Peters
Miss Florence Bort Re-elected President by Club
Election of officers held by the Business and Professional Women's Club at a picnic meeting in Rachelmacher Park. Re-elected president Miss Florence Bort, with Mary Shepard as vice president, Mary Connor secretary, Irene Tipton treasurer, and Bertye P. Correll corresponding secretary. delegates Bort and Mrs Archie Bangert reported on the state convention.
Logan judge files for another term with large petition
Judge Harley M. Whitcraft declared candidacy for another term as judge of the common pleas court. He filed petitions signed by more than 700 voters. Other petitions filed include Gerald W. Lanning for prosecutor and Clifford Hawk for commissioner. Hawk is from Ward Township and Lanning resides in Logan.
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Logan
Harley M. Whitcraft
The
Common Pleas Court
Gerald W. Lanning
Clifford Hawk
Hawk
Lanning
Logan Odd Fellows Memorial Service at First Presbyterian
The Logan Odd Fellows of Hocking Valley Lodge hold a memorial service Sunday at the First Presbyterian Church with Rev R C Babylon delivering the sermon. In the afternoon, graves of departed members will be decorated.
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Logan — Odd Fellows
Hocking Valley Lodge
First Presbyterian Church
R. C. Babylon
Rainbow 4-H Club Begins Year With 36 Members
Thirty six members attended the Rainbow 4-H Club meeting in Haydenville. The group started its first articles for the year. Mr and Mrs Andy Roush of Marietta and Mr and Mrs Zoe Snyder and family of Columbus visited Mr and Mrs Frank Crothers Sunday. Roy Nutter underwent an appendicitis operation at White Cross Hospital Wednesday.
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Haydenville
Rainbow 4-H Club
Andy Roush
Marietta
Zoe Snyder
Columbus
Frank Crothers
Roy Nutter
White Cross Hospital
Logan Queen Esthers Meet at Local Church
The Logan Queen Esthers will assemble at the Methodist Episcopal Church at 7 15 Friday night for a planned gathering.
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Logan
Queen Esthers
Methodist Episcopal Church
Logan Jury Convicts Co. H. Patton of Assault
After hours of deliberation the jury found Co. H. Patton guilty of assault and battery. The verdict followed a two day hearing with evidence presented the previous day.
Logan Rotary welcomes new members in Monday gathering
LOGAN William Diehl district governor spoke to the Logan Rotary Club on Monday night. Ladies night was observed with wives accompanying their husbands. Samuel Primmer and Dallas Kinser joined the club as new members.
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Logan
William Diehl
Columbus
Logan Rotary Club
Samuel Primmer
Dallas Kinser
Provisional $500 Allocated for Goose Creek Project
County commissioners announced on Thursday that 500 dollars has been procured to buy materials for the Goose Creek project. The funds are expected to complete the project to Second Street, advancing local infrastructure.
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Logan
Goose Creek
Second Street
Logan Maytag Grays Meet Portsmouth at Fair Ground Diamond
The Logan Maytag Grays face off against Portsmouth Sunday at 2 30 pm on the fair ground diamond. Portsmouth won a tight game Wednesday evening over Union Furnace by eight to two.
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Logan Maytag Grays
Portsmouth
Fairground
Union Furnace
Harold Shepard enlists in Fort Knox Officer Training Camp
Harold Shepard son of Mr and Mrs C V Shepard of this city left Thursday for Fort Knox Kentucky to enter Officers Military Training Camp He will be enrolled there for the next six weeks.
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Logan
Harold Shepard
C. V. Shepard
Fort Knox
Buckeye Pipe Line Employees Picnic Set for Newark
Buckeye Pipe Line Company workers and their families from Logan will travel to Newark on Sunday for the annual picnic at Mound Builders Park.
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Logan
Buckeye Pipe Line Company
Newark
Mound Builders Park
Kenneth Frazier Rejoins Panhandle Fiddlers
Kenneth Frazier of this city rejoined the Panhandle Fiddlers who will be heard on station WAIU Sundays from 10:15 to 10:45.
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Logan
Kenneth Frazier
Panhandle
Waiu
Col lison announces birth of son in Columbus
Mr and Mrs J B Collison Jr of Columbus announce the birth of a son on Sunday The couple note that Collison is a former local resident and the family welcomes the new arrival
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Logan
J. B. Collison, Jr
Columbus
Mr. Collison
Local notes from Zaleski society and events
Norma Jean Exggieberry fractured arm after a fall from a torch. Homer Robinson and sister travel to Louisville to visit friends. Several local families hosted gatherings in Albany and Athens for birthdays and social events. The Methodist Sunday School held a Children's Day program. 4-H Club girls hosted an ice cream social at Town Hall. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Bromiley in Chicago and Miss Mae Harkina in Hamden.
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Norma Jean
Ira Exggieberry
Homer Robinson
B. V. Lyons
Louisville
Clarence Rickey
Vernon Canny
Bertha Rickey
Albany
Missouri Mace
Winnifred Rickey
Winifred Rickey
Cielle James
Athens
Methodist Sunday School
Town Hall
W. S. Bromiley
Chicago
Othello Javiohn M Ae
Columbus
Mae Ha
Brown Speaks Here Thursday on Democracy and Heritage
Brown urged guard of democratic heritage in Great Britain and United States as only democracies standing. He said government and flag were entrusted to current generation to improve and defend for children. Major 8S. M. Johnson led meeting in Athens County with BPOE flag service and songs by Peterson and Davis. The Legion Drum and Bugle Corps performed a half hour concert beforehand.
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Great Britain
United States
Brown
American Legion Drum and Bugie Corps
Hog market trends point to higher prices
Columbus June 15 Indications are for still higher hog prices. Jefferson Ohio Farm Bureau livestock expert said hogs topped $4.50 in Chicago on Wednesday, 75 cents above last week and 40 percent above last year with aid payments. Corn at country elevators 50 to 52 cents, pork profits from light pigs. Keep light unfinished hogs at home to aid the program.
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Columbus
Howard Jefferson
Ohio Farm Bureau
Chicago
Farm Bureau
Mt Zion Church to Hold Quarterly Meeting June 16
The Mt Zion Church quarterly meeting will be held Saturday night June 16 and Sunday morning at 10 o'clock with Rev Baker and Rev Foltz in charge. A Grove Cemetery program on June 3 featured invocations, speakers R P D Williams, recitations by Donna Jewell Barnhill Edith Coen and Maxine Goldsberry, songs by Mrs Ida Knight and Grace Goldsberry, and a group chorus. Mr and Mrs J P Mohler attended Athens Junior High commencement June 6 with grandchildren Eva Rogers and Hubert Weatherby in the graduating class.
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Mt. Zion
Baker
Foltz
Zion Cemetery
R. PD. Williams
Athens
Donna Jewell Barnhill
Edith Coen
Maxine Goldsberry
France
Ida Knight
Grace Goldsberry
J. P. Mohler
Athens Junior High School
Eva Rogers
Hubert Weatherby
Greens Run Church Hosts Friendship Bible Class
The Greens Run Church of Christ welcomed Chauncey Church of Christ members from the Friendship Bible Class for a Young Married People's gathering. The church, freshly papered painted and varnished with new blinds, hosted Rev. G B Courtney who led devotions. Mrs Jessie Fiske and Mrs Inez Nye performed Whispering Hope, James Rankin read, and refreshments followed by the social hour.
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Greens Run
Church of Christ
Friendship Bible
Chauncey Church of Christ
G. B. Courtney
Jessie Fiske
Inez Nye
James Rankin
Chauncey Personals
Mrs. Mabel Grimes and daughter plus Mrs. Allen Riley Jr and daughter from Athens were guests of Mrs. Jessie Fulton. Mrs. George Wills from Corning visited sister Mrs. Herman Theisen Sr. Mrs. Elizabeth Robinett and William Sisson with Donna Lou from Millfield and Emmett Olbers family from Greens Run visited Mrs. Della Olbers at Taylor Ridge.
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Chauncey
Mabel Grimes
Allen Riley, Jr
Athens
Jessie Fulton
George Wills
Corning
Herman Theisen
Elizabeth Robinett
William Sisson
Donna Lou
Millfield
Emmett Olbers
Greens Run
Della Olbers
Taylor Ridge
Woman's Bible Class Bake Sale in Chauncey Saturday
The Woman's Bible Class will hold a bake sale Saturday morning June 16 at 10 o clock at the C E McCafferty store in Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Woman's Bible Class
C. E. McCafferty
Mrs Alice Theisen Returns From Pocahontas Convention
Mrs Alice Theisen returned from Columbus after attending the Pocahontas lodge convention as a representative from Mazon Council Degree of Pocahontas. She was away three days.
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Chauncey
Alice Theisen Rhas
Columbus
Pocahontas Lodge
Mazon Council
Pocahontas
Chauncey Churches Prepare Children’s Day Services
Children’s Day programs arranged for Chauncey Church of Christ and Geens Run Church of Christ. Services set for Sunday night at 7 30.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ and
Geens Run
Church of Christ
Millfield Auxiliary to elect officers at meeting
The Millfield Woman's Auxiliary to the United Mine Workers of America meets tonight to elect officers. Mrs Avanelie Crabtree will preside and a potluck supper will be served.
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Millfield
United Mine Workers of America
Avanelie Crabtree
Everready 4 H Club Girls Ice Cream Social
Cutler Everready Worker's 4 H Club Girls host an ice cream social Saturday night June 16 at Ida McAtee's home. Public invited. Local families visit relatives across the area including Satterfields Parkersburg to McAtees, Leydas Place and Vincent residents, Masters Worstall family, Basims Basims family, Barrett Vincent visiting Gill family, and Brandeberrys Athens guests.
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Everready Worker
Ida McAtee
Emil Satterfield
Parkersburg
W. Va
Verna Leyda
A. J. Place
Vincent
Oren Masters
Marietta
Dale Worstall
Liyle Basim
Elmer Basim
Patsy Barrett
F. M. Gill
G. W. Brandeberry
Son
Athens
G. D. Brandeberry
Honor Mrs Heffkin in Millfield House Party
Mrs Clarence Sanders hosted a Millfield gathering Wednesday night in honor of Mrs Henry Heffkin. Guests included Mrs F E Boudinot Mrs Charles Sanders Mrs C N Sanders Mrs Lewis Sanders Mrs Herbert Mingus Mrs J R Wade Mrs Edward Wade Mrs Elizabeth Robinnet Mrs William Sisson Mrs Mabel Smith Mrs Grover Patton Mrs James Love Mrs Ervin Stauffer Mrs Ida Hill Mrs John Sharrick Mrs Gilbert Keirns Mrs Luren e Truitt Christine Mingus Ruth Males and Mrs Sanders.
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Millfield
Clarence Sanders
Henry Heffkin
F. E. Boudinot
Charles Sanders
C. N. Sanders
Lewis Sanders
Herbert Mingus
J. R. Wade
Edward Wade
Elizabeth Robinett
William Sisson
Mabel Smith
Grover Patton
James Love
Ervin Stauffer
Ida Hill
John Sharrick
Gilbert Keirns
Lurene Truitt
Christine Mingus
Ruth Males
Sanders
Mrs Cap Bartlett Dies at Chauncey in Chauncey
Mrs Cap Bartlett, 60, longtime Chauncey resident, died yesterday after a long illness at her home. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 PM from the M E Church with Rev Charles Hook officiating. Burial will be in Nye Cemetery. Survived by husband, one daughter Mrs Carey, and three sons Marion William and John Schoonover, Chauncey, plus five brothers and two sisters.
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Chauncey
Cap Bartlett
M. E. Church
Charles Hook
Holiness Church
Nye
Carey
Marion
William
John Schoonover
Ciheuncey
All-Bran's Twelve Year Taste Test Endorsed
Enthusiastic reader Amy Person from University Park Iowa praises Kellogg's ALL-BrAN in a letter urging regular use for digestive bulk and vitamin B aiding regularity. Science notes iron and disease prevention claims while advising two to three daily servings and doctor consultation for serious cases. Kellogg’s in Battle Creek markets the red and green package.
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Kellogg Company
Amy Person
University Park, Iowa
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Saturday Last Day Sale of Toilet Goods in Town
Readable list of discounted toilet goods including Croxon depilatories Hudnut products Palmolive shampoo Listerine Lifebuoy Aqua Velva and various face powders and creams. Items shown with former and sale prices. First Floor display with State Relief assistance noted.
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Dr. West
St. Denis
Hind’s
Luxor
Pond
William’s
William's
Woodbury
Wrisley
Zenner
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Haydenville Briefs
Esthers
Patton
Buckeye
Rrejoins
Zaleski
Pythian Theater
KF. Main ST
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Victor Jory
John Boles
Palestrant Dancing School
Dover
Cutler
Honor Mrs. Heffkin
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Lindy
Lindbergh
le Bourget
Little America
Antarctic
Admiral Byrd
Endurance
Hunter Brothers
Bennett
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