Logan Officials Question Utilities Commission On City Gas Rate
Logan city officials met with the Ohio Utilities Commission in Columbus to discuss Logan gas rates. Commissioners Williams and Hopple outlined that a 5 cent service charge since 1924 is being collected legally and a survey could be sent to Logan to help set a fair rate. The commission noted rising operating costs and possible rate adjustments tied to a pending Columbus gas rate case.
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Logan
Utilities Commission
City Gas
Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Williams and Hopple
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
R. R. Loomis
Gerald W. Lanning
John Allen
H. Bright
J. M. Meldrim
Vernon Mauk
H. W. Larimer
L. K. Showalter
Commission
Hopple
Fitsgerald
Lanning
Showalter
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Logan Arraigned Over French Larceny Charge
Park Trow Bridge pleaded not guilty to a French larceny charge and was bound over to the grand jury on a $200 bond. Magistrate C. T. Stephenson presided Monday.
Kiwanis Club Refurnishes Trophy for Methodist Team
Kiwanis Club met Tuesday at the Skipperdee with no speaker. The group completed refurbishing the Junior League baseball trophy which will be officially presented soon to the Methodist team, now holding permanent possession after winning the championship three times.
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Logan—Kiwanis Club
Skipperdee
West Grade School Gets Roof Overhaul
LOCAN FERA labor is employed on the West Grade School project to re roof the building. Work began Monday with a composition roof laid over the old one. Additional repairs and improvements are planned.
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Locan—Fera
Postpone Meeting and Weather Affects Local Games
LOGAN Sons of the Legion postpone their meeting from Thursday night to next Tuesday night per H D Foster in charge. A rain-washed Eagles and Carpenters game was postponed Tuesday evening. Presbyterians and United Brethren expected to meet in favorable weather. Representative Marty W Wright, chair of the House committee to investigate the White Lake problem in Wike County, says the panel will begin work Friday morning.
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LOGAN
Sons of the Legion
H. D. Foster
Pathers
Eagles
Carpenters
Presbyterians
United Brethren
Marty W. Wright
White Lake
Wike County
Geographic Mont center found in Lewistown sink
Montana state surveyors report the geographic center of Montana lies in the kitchen sink of a Lewistown doctor, a curious artifact reflecting survey calculations.
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Montana
Lewistown
Knights Elect New Officers for Logan Commandery
Edward Miller was elected commander of Logan Commandery Knights Templar for the coming year, succeeding retiring W H Hansel. Other officers named include Melrose Harbaugh generalissimo C K E Allen captain general H H Sands senior warden and several others. The outgoing commander received a past commander's Jewel from Past Commander Larimer. Lunch followed, served by J W Woodard and Don Bort.
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LOGAN
Edward Miller
Logan Commandery
Knights Templar
W. H. Hansel
Melrose Harbaugh
C. K E. Allen
H. H. Sands
Curtis Cole
Rolland Bright
John McBroom
Harry L. Smith
C. E. Lyke
Harold W. Larimer
H. O. Tom
O. O. Stephenson
Larimer
J. W. Woodard
Don 8. Bort
Odd Fellows officer attends state meeting in Elyria
Logan I. O. Sparnon of this city attended a state meeting of Odd Fellows in Elyria as district deputy. He was accompanied as far as Willard by Mrs. Sparnon. They will return home Thursday.
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Logan- LI. O. Sparnon
Elyria
Odd Fellows
Sparnon
Willard
Mra. Sparnon
Moriarity Returns to Memphis After Logan Visit
Edward Moriarity left Logan Tuesday evening for his Memphis home where he is employed by the Illinois Central Railroad. He makes an annual pilgrimage to the city and visited William Moriarity and other Logan relatives since May 30.
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Logan
William Moriarity
Edward Moriarity
Memphis
Illinois Central Railroad
Moriarity
Sheriff Sale of Real Property in Athens County Ohio
The State of Ohio Athens County Sheriff announces a public auction of two parcels in Lodi Township on July 1 1935 at 1 30 PM at the courthouse door in Athens. Each tract measures 60 acres and 60 acres with appraised value 1200 dollars. sale limited to two thirds of that amount. Cash in hand on sale day. Charles Stratton sheriff. Jones Jones and Erskine attorneys.
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Ohio
Athens County
Yim Cydnor P. Riley
Walter Webster
Athena
Athens
Lodi
Beetien 12
Ohio Companys Purchase
Ohio Company
South Canaan Church
Charles Stratton
Jones, Jones& Erskine
Dorothy Parmiter
Black Widow Spider Specimen Brought to Athens
W F Clark of Carben Hill collected a black widow like spider in his garden this week and earlier. Gerald Devol, a Ohio University student, carried this specimen to Athens for study. The markings suggested it may belong to the poisonous species.
Legion Backs Barton Hall for District Eight Leader
Logan post of the American Legion endorsed Barton A Holl for district eight leader as Paul Tague plans retirement at year end. Holl is a state rehabilitation committee member and service officer. district convention set for July 28 in McArthur. July 2 meeting will elect delegates. A $5 Boy Scout fund subscription was approved. Lawrence Adcock named to assist the athletic committee for the Sons of the Legion.
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LOGAN
Paul Tague
New Lexington
Logan Post
American Legion
Barton A. Holl
Holl
McArthur
Boy Scout Fund
Lawrence Adcock
B. W. Wright
Athletic Committee
Sons of the Legion
Haydenville Doctor Returns After Daughter Loses Finger
Dr J D Francis of Haydenville returns home after being called to Chicago when his young daughter Barbara lost end of a finger in an accident. Mrs Francis and two children have been in Chicago for weeks and will be joined soon by Dr Francis.
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Logan
J. D. Francis
Haydenville
Chicago
Barbara
Logan Surgeons at Baltimore Session
Logan Marion Chapter of the Pan American Medical Association holds a meeting in Baltimore today addressed by five prominent surgeons from New York and Baltimore. Attending from Logan are Dr. and Mrs. M. H. Cherring ton and Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Swett.
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Logan
Marion
The
Pan American Medical Association
New York
Baltimore
M. H. Cherrington
C. P. Swett
Hospital operations and admissions in Logan area
Tuesday at Cherrington Hospital involved noted patients including Mrs Roy Bagley and Mrs Walter Forest major surgery and several named individuals. Discharged were Joe Shuttleworth and Mrs Wayne Timberlake. C E Yontz of Logan shows marked improvement. A new ride theft was seen atop a Valley Public Service Co bus north of Logan. Elks Lodges of Logan and Nelsonville to aid parade preparations for the Columbus national convention July 14 week.
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Logan
Cherrington Hospital
Roy Bagley
Murray City
Walter Forest
Dicken
Bill Karshner
Orbiston
Carl Bircher
Nelsonville
Joe Shuttleworth
New Straiteville
Wayne Timberlake
C. E. Yontz
Valley Public Service Company
Lodges of Elks
Columbus
Logan Clert Winters and Rhein Scheld Youths Named
James William Winters age 22 of Logan and Luian Frances Rhein scheld age 17 of Logan R F D are identified as siblings in a local notice. Both are listed with parent names Bert Winters and Mrs. Rheinscheld and Henry Rheinscheld respectively.
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James William Winters
Logan
Bert Winters
Luian Frances Rheinscheld
Logan R.F.D
Henry Rheinscheld
Logan Sorority Delegates to National Convention
Local Sigma Phi Gamma chapter will be well represented at the national convention in Washington, D C from Friday to Monday. The delegation will depart Thursday and include Garnet Sheets Frances Jurgensmier Mary Elizabeth Hansel Mildred Rainer Kate Johnson and Lois Bright.
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Logan
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Washington, D. C
Garnet Sheets
Frances Jurgensmier
Mary Elizabeth Hansel
Mildred Rainer
Kate Johnson
Lois Bright
Ralph Walker Weds Miss Jennie Dixon
Logan Ohio couple announces the marriage of Jennie Mae Dixon to Ralph Walker of Enterprise Ohio on June 18 at 2 30 in the parsonage with Rev Charles Coulter officiating. Attendants were Michael Kreider and college friends. The bride, a Hartford High School and Ohio University graduate, taught in Morral. The groom, Logan High School and Ohio University graduate, is Washington Township Schools superintendent. The couple will tour the East and then establish a home in Logan.
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Walker
Hartford High School
Ohio University
Morral Schools
Jail Visiting Days Arranged at Logan Jail
Visiting days have been set at the Hocking County Jail by Sheriff Joe Farbearn. Friends of inmates are asked to cooperate. Visitors may enter each Tuesday and Friday from 1 to 4 PM and from 7 to 9 PM.
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Logan
Hocking County
Joe Farbearn
Reverend Cham bers Family Move to Rockbridge
The Rev R L Chambers and family move from Columbus to Rockbridge occupying the Clyde Mathias residence. Chambers has pastored the Advent Christian Church in Rockbridge for one year. The Mathias family will summer in West Virginia. Logan Rotary Club members will golf as guests of Hocking Valley Golf Club proprietor W Wright Thursday afternoon.
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Logan
R. L. Chambers
Columbus
Rockbridge
Clyde Mathias
Chambers
Advent Christian Church
Mathias
West Virginia
Logan Rotary Club
W. Wright
Hocking Valley
Logan Social News Highlights Local Visits and Birth
Mrs R A Henderson and daughters Marjorie and Geneva visited St Clairsville on Sunday. Mr and Mrs William Spence announce the birth of a daughter. W W Martin traveled to Columbus. James Barker made a business trip to Portsmouth. Miss Margaret Soliday visited Washington DC and her sister Mrs Fred Kreyssig in Oil City. Louis Diercks and Frederick Weis welcomed a son. Harry Beougher and Mary Wagner visited D W Beougher. H W Hayes hosted guests from Guysville with Margaret and Anna Hayes returning home.
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R. A. Henderson
Marjorie
Geneva
St. Clairsville
William Spence
W. W. Martin
Columbus
James Barker
Portsmouth
Alice Raney
West Street
George Burberry
Margaret Soliday
Washington, D. C
D. M. Soliday
Fred Kreys
Family Dinner Held at Falls Township Residence
Mr and Mrs Samuel Blum hosted a family dinner at their Falls Township home on Sunday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Kerwood Martin and daughter of Columbus, Mr and Mrs William Nutter of Lancaster, Mr and Mrs William Botley of Akron, Mr and Mrs Erwin Matheny and sons Joe Phil and Tom of Logan, and Mr and Mrs Russell Blum and son and Miss Mary Blum of near the home.
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Logan
Samuel Blum
Falls Township
Kerwood Martin
Columbus
William Nutter
Lancaster
William Botley
Akron
Erwin Matheny
Joe Phil
Tom
Russell Blum
Mary Blum
Franks Family To Leave Logan For Mt. Pleasant Michigan
Mr. and Mrs. Walker J. Franks and family plan to move to Mt. Pleasant Michigan where Gordon Wil Company principal offices are relocating. Mr Franks serves as secretary of the company and daughter Dorothy Franks will enroll at Ohio Wesleyan University at fall term opening.
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Logan
Walker J. Franks
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Gordon Wil Company
Franks
Ohio Wesleyan University
Dorothy Franks
Erosion Work Continues in Hocking County by Vinton CCC
Camp Vinton CCC unit under H. T. Clift advances erosion control in Hocking County. Terracing added to multiple branches as work proceeds on farms owned by Edwin Barker A F Skinner Newton Kitchen and W W Rochester Browns in Falls Township. Private transfers expected by July 1 with moves to prevent further private work.
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Hocking County
Vinton CCC
Rochester
Falls
Kline
W. Ship
W. H. Benton
Brown
Keeton Fined for Larceny of Two Chickens
Logan Petit larceny case against Gerald Keeton ends with guilty plea before Magistrate S B Whitehart. Keeton accused of taking two chickens from Edward Funk. fined $25 and costs. Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith reported the arrest Monday.
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Logan—Petit
Gerald Keeton
Nellis Smith
Keeton
Edward Funk
S. B. Whitehart
13 Youths To Take CCC Examinations
Logan notices sent to 13 Hocking County youths to report for CCC examination as the county quota seeks ten enrolles with two alternates from the list. Read aloud names include John Allen Griffis Logan Charles Courtney Greendale Theodore James New Straitsville Edsworth Nelson Nelsonville Basil North Nelsonville Merle Standiford Murray City Glendon Jewell Greendale Joseph Evans Logan Harley Crago Laurelville Paul Little New Straitsville Charlies Howdy shell New Straitsville Clyde Raymond Anthony Logan Gerald Higgins Laurelville.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
CCC
John Allen Griffis
Charles Courtney
Greendale
Theodore James
New Straitsville
Edsworth Nelson
Nelsonville
Basil North
Merle Standiford
Murray City
Glendon Jewell
Joseph Evans
Harley Crago
Laurelville
Paul Little
Charlies Howdyshell
Clyde Raymond Anthony
Gerald Higgins
Relief Headquarters Reports Workforce by County
Statistics from Relief Headquarters show 581 men and 31 women employed on work projects in Hocking County last week. A total of 28 projects were active, each requiring from one to seven percent men.
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LOGAN
Relief Headquarters
Hocking County
Linden Find Visiting Boys Will Be Hong Building
Linden Find reports visiting boys will be housed in the Hong Building as part of a local program. Officials outline the arrangement, noting space and supervision will be provided for supervision and safety.
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Hong Building
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Logan Hospital
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Logan Sorority
Capital
Ralph Walker
Jennie Dixon
Consumers Special
Olde Towne
the Consumers Brewing Co
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Pico Wholesale Co
Glouster
Okio
Linden
Otsers
Ewald Schmi
Schmitter
Elks Rock Bridge
Franklin County
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Crosley
Kelvinatt
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Kelvinator
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