Local Names Listed for Logan Event
Christine Scride from Canal Winchester names Miss Ruth Mac Iles Miss Helen Pleukharp Miss Dorothy Franks Miss Miriam Geddes Miss Georgianna Hutchinson Miss Marjorie Brandt and Miss Vivian Keyes in Logan activity lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Scride
Canal Winchester
Ruth Mac Iles
Helen Pleukharp
Dorothy Franks
Miriam Geddes
Georgianna Hutchinson
Marjorie Brandt
Vivian Keyes
Logan
BancOhio to Found First National Bank Here
June 25 report that BancOhio Corporation will establish a new bank in Washington named the First National Bank. Nearby banks recently closed their doors, signaling a shifting local banking scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington D. H
U.2
Bancohio Corporation
First National Bank
Fay Walker Named Editor of Buddie Magazine
Miss Fay Walker of Logan was elected national editor of Buddie Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority publication. The local chapter delegation announced in Indianapolis after the convention that Walker was unopposed, marking the first local chapter recognition. The magazine will be printed in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Fay Walker
Buddie
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Indianapolis
Social clubs host gatherings on West Hunter Street
Mrs Charles D Notestone entertained the D C Club Monday evening with substitute players Mrs A T Spears Mrs Ella Miller Mrs W G Bowen Mrs Cc W Scheide and Mrs Clair Stettler also Mr and Mrs Fred Carpenter hosted T B Club at the Moore Restaurant for dinner and bridge with guest Mrs Dorothy Wardwell Get Together Club met at Mrs Myrtle White home with guests Miss Elizabeth Remple Mrs Byron Wolfe Sr and Mrs Theodore Lytle present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Notestone
D. C
West Hunter Street
A. T. Spears
Ella Miller
W. G. Bowen
Cc. W. Scheide
Clair Stettler
Fred Carpenter
T. B. Club
Moore
Bridge
Dorothy Wardwell
Myrtle White
Elizabeth Remple
Byron Wolfe, Sr
Theodore Lytle
McMannus Taken to Mansfield for Burglary Conviction
Roy McMannus, sentenced last Friday by Judge Whitcraft to Mansfield Reformatory on burglary and larceny charges, was transported Tuesday morning by Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn. He pleaded guilty to taking part in the Nutter Store robbery at Gore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Roy McMannus
Mansfield Reformatory
Whitcraft
Joe Farbearn
McMannus
Nutter
Gore
Changes in Teaching Staff Announced in Logan
The Logan board of education, meeting with new superintendent George E. Carr, announced personnel changes at the Senior and Junior High Schools. Kenneth Coulter from Ohio University will replace Dewey Stone as Senior High principal. Miss June Eberst will take charge of seventh grade. Miss Genevieve Huls moves to ninth grade. vacant positions remain for the Junior High and West Grade Building. Janitors and longtime attendance officer James Rochester receive renewed contracts. coaches Ted Sawyer and John Longley sign another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freida Marie Eberst
June Eberst
Genevieve Huls
Bernadine Lutz
Emma Westenhaver
James Rochester
Roman Brooker
Clarence Brooker
Joe Brooker
Carl Martin
John Drollinger
Ted Sawyer
John Longley
Sawyer
Longley
Auxiliary entertains Logan post unit after meeting
Local Auxiliary Unit to the Logan Post of the American Legion was entertained after their business session Monday evening by a committee led by Ruth Armstrong and others. Two contests were won by Mrs. Joe Rowley and Mrs. Hugh Meldrim. A plate lunch followed the social session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Post
American Legion
Ruth Armstrong
Harry Sweazy
L. C. Laubie
Walter Leonard
H. W. Harden
W. S. Yaw
Joe Rowley
Hugh Meldrim
Stoody Family Guests Visit Locally from Wisconsin
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Stoody and their son Jack of Kenosha, Wisconsin, are in this city visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Stoody and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Stoody
Jack
Kenosha, Wisconsin
J. L. Stoody
Huston Convicted on Liquor Charge
Seaman Huston of Sams Creek is convicted by jury of manufacturing distilled liquor. Sentencing deferred pending motion for a new trial. Huston identified at a Sams Creek still after officers seized liquor making equipment last year. He testified he worked as a Columbus barber since May 22 of last year. He was arrested April 8 at his parents home on Sams Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Seaman Huston
Sams Creek
Harley M. Whitcraft
Huston
Columbus
Theodore Huston
Mrs. Merritt Wonn Hosts Birthday Evening
Mrs. Merritt Wonn entertained at her East Hunter Street home Saturday for daughter Mary Frances birthday. Dinner at six followed by games contests and dancing. Red and white color scheme featured sweet peas columbines and poppies in decorations with nut baskets and place cards. Guests included Miss Geraldine Wiswell Kirkersville and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt Wonn
East Hunter Street
Mary Frances
Geraldine Wiswell
Kirkersville
Funeral services for Myrtle Thomas in Nelsonville church
Chauncey June 25 funeral plans set for Myrtle Thomas 44 who died Monday at Circle Hill home. Services Saturday at 10:30 am at Pilgrim Holiness Church Nelsonville led by Rev Pridgen. Survived by six children Clarence Oscar Clifford Hattie Leatha Selah and siblings Mrs Clara Fisher Mrs Ella Locke Frank Vaught Clarence Vaught. Husband Arthur Thomas preceded.
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Chauncey
Myrtle Thomas
Circle Hill
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Nelsonville
Pridgen
Thomas
Clarence Thomas
Oscar Thomas
Columbus
Clifford
Hattie
Leatha
Selah Thomas
Clara Fisher
Fostoria
Ella Locke
Frank Vaught
Akron
Clarence Vaught
Arthur Thomas
Plains School girls present A Day and a Night play
The Home Economic Club of The Plains School under Miss Beryl Cone will stage a play titled A Day and a Night this evening at The Plains High School Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Home Economic Club
Plains School
Beryl Cone
Plains High School
Giffen Fined $100 In Chauncey Court
William Giffen of Lost Run pleaded guilty to intoxicated driving in Chauncey mayor court. He received a $100 fine plus costs, six month license revocation, and was jailed for inability to pay. Clyde Hashman also pleaded guilty to intoxication, fined $5 and costs, and was released after arrangements to pay. Chauncey notes cover local residents visiting Columbus and illness in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
William Giffen
Lost Run
W. D. Hines
Athens
Clyde Hashman
New Pittsburgh
Hines
Burley Breaks Fingers With Miners In Chauncey Game
Wess Burley of Floodwood, catcher for Cap Smith's Miners, suffered fractures to the third and little fingers of his right hand in a Sunday Chauncey game played at Luhrig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Wess Burley
Floodwood
Cap Smith
Miners
Luhrig
Bradfields Return From Visit With Har risonville Family
W H Bradfield and son Paul, with C C S Bradfield, Sr and Ambrose Humphrey, visit Harrisonville with Mr and Mrs Sordon Bradfield and Mr and Mrs Harmon. The party includes Mr and Mrs W H Bradfield and son Paul during the Chauncey trip.
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Chauncey
W. H. Bradfield
Paul Bradfield
Columbus
Bradfield and Humphrey Visit Mrs Mutchmore in Logan
C. S. Bradfield and Mr. Humphrey spent the day in Logan visiting Mrs. Bess Mutchmore and her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Bradfield
Mr. Humphrey
Logan
Mrs. Bess Mutchmore
Children’s Day Exercises At M E Church
By Mrs F E Boudinot, Sunday evening programs at the M E Church featured songs and recitations. large audience attended the event and praised the pupils’ efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Boudinot
M. E
Shaw Manufacturing May Hire 10 More Workers
A Shaw Manufacturing Company report says 40 employees are at work now with 10 more expected within a week. The Shaw plant expansion came as local business activity is noted by the Chamber of Commerce. Community notices include visitors to local residents and health updates from Mrs. Pettit after ptomaine poisoning.
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Logan
Office
The
Chamber of Commerce
Shaw Manufacturing Company
Glasses Offer Eye Relief From Strain In Reading
A local eyewear ad emphasizes reading relief from small type and eye strain. It promises to examine eyes, notes not to recommend glasses unless needed, and highlights future eye protection through proper vision care.
Logan Briefs of Visits and Local Guests
Mr and Mrs D L Struble returned Monday from Parkersburg and Wheeling where they visited Mr and Mrs Dave Ashton and were joined by Mr and Mrs Ralph Hyland of Columbus. Mrs A M Iles visits Columbus for a few days. Dr Morton W Bland was a business visitor in Murray City. Charles Shuttleworth of Murray City made a Logan trip. Mr and Mrs Robert Bell of Murray City stayed with Sheriff and Mrs W R Lloyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Struble
Parkersburg
Wheeling
Dave Ashton
Ralph Hyland
Columbus
Logan
A. M. Iles
Morton W. Bland
Murray City
Charles Shuttleworth
Robert Bell
W. R. Lloyd
Local Social Roundup Notes Visits and Health
Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Tracy included Mr. and Mrs. William Smedley and Mrs. Milton Tracy with daughter Rebecca Jane of Columbus. Mrs. Harry Johnson, once critically ill in a Zanesville hospital, is reported convalescing. Mrs. G. C. Patton returned Friday from visits with relatives in Toledo and Lima. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Misner of Beaumont were guests of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ruth Fiske
Ohio State
Charles Fiske
Frank McDaniel
Millfield
Ralph Brown
Columbus
Jo Ann
George Williamson
Darrel Withem
Dayne
Athens
Roy Dunkle
New Lexington
Charles Hoops
Charles James
William Theisen
Charles Simpson
Delaware
John Petttt
Richard Dunkle
Old Man's Cave
Dorothy Day of the
Ter
Floyd Crabtree
Homer Tracy
William Smedley
Milton Tracy
Rebecca Jane
Harry Johnson
Zanesville
G. C. Patton
Toledo
Lima
Raymond Misner
Beaumont
Clarence Rutter
State highway official jailed for embezzlement confession
William A. Good, 43, superintendent of state highway maintenance in this district, was lodged in the county jail after confessing to alleged embezzlement of state funds.
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Youngstown
U.P
William A. Good
Booklet Guides Readers On What To Wear At Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger promotes a new booklet discussing perfume and personality. It notes that scents reflect personal type and that women should select fragrances to express their character, citing exotic types as an example.
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Athens
Athens Messenger
WHAT TO Wear perfume guide copy
Fragments describe perfume advice and scent preferences to readers. It mentions oriental scents quiet demure types and the idea of consulting a chemist to create a personalized fragrance. The text advertises sending for a copy of WHAT TO Wear for dress guidance.
What to Wear booklet request from Washington
Citizen in Washington, D. C. encloses six cents in coin or stamps for a copy of the booklet What to Wear, addressed to Name Street. The brief note indicates an order process and a mailing request from the capital.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clinton Webb
Your News Society
D. ¥. Milne
Kenneth Coulter
Ohio University
Charles S. Bradfield, Jr
Nelsonville Church
Jantzen
Jamrvzes
D. Zenner Co
Giffen
Chauncey Court
Lost Run Man
J. D. Haskins
Security Savings Bank
Atheny
Ohio
Columbia
Warner Bros
Robert Armstrong
Barbara Kent
Julia Swayne Gordon
James Gleason
Pathe
Millfield News
V. Ahlbrand
Oscar Wells
Mrs
Austin Roy and
Kinsington
M. E. Christman
Prometrist
Paramount
Dorothy Sarber
Speeder
Cornwell
Athens Jewelers
B. M. Covert Optometrist
Athens, Ohio
Woodworths
S. Court St
Frederic J. Haskin
Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
W.B. Drake. Jeweler
Safe — Sound
the Security Savings Bank
Isaac Wilson
Slingluff
Collegienne Shop
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