Farmers Guests Of Fox Hunters Meet At Logan
Land owners leased to the Hocking County Fox Hunters Association hosted a 75 attendee meeting. Deputy C C Higgins of the Conservation Department outlined wildlife preservation goals and reducing game law violations while fostering fair hunter-owner relations. Leonard Bell described leasing a large tract east of Logan, with farmers informed and cooperators protecting game. others spoke on farm cooperation. A lunch followed as honorary memberships were awarded to property owners. A free forest fox chase is planned March 14 at Robey farm Green Township with dogs cast at 5:30 AM, no fee or prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Fox Hunters Association
Cc. C. Higgins
Conservation Department
Higgins
Leonard Bell
Association
Fidward Hockman
Frank Adcock
John Delble
Foster Bobo
Virgil Wright
James Monks
Haydenville
Walter Mason
Clarence Brooks
Henry Derr
William Bowlby
Fred Mowery
Pearl Appileman
Perry Inboden
Roy Wolfe
Arthur Reddick
Robey Farm
Green Township
Nutrition class to hold achievement meeting at Courthouse
March 10 at 10 o'clock the Nutrition Class will meet in Courthouse Auditorium. Miss Minnie Price will give the principal address with Miss Alma Garvin in attendance. A summer project will be announced and all last year’s participants are invited for a picnic dinner and afternoon program.
Wright Suffering From Influenza At East Hunter Street
Logan reports S W Wright senior is at his East Hunter Street home recovering from influenza with complications after an illness.
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Logan
S. W. Wrightsei
East Hunter Street
Young Men urged to apply early for training camp
Logan March 4 Indications are that Hocking County youths seeking the Citizens Military Training Camp must file applications early. The county quota is eight, and applications must be received this month. Ohio is rapidly filling its quota after the campaign opened March 1, with Harry Krumiauf aiding county chairman Clinton Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Citizens Military
Hocking County
Clinton Webb
Ohio
Harry Krumiauf
Hocking County Board Opposes State Textbook Unit
The Hocking County Board of Education in Logan on March 4 opposed the Sting and Lauer Bills that would make Ohio the state unit for textbook adoption. They favored a bill making the county the adoption unit to reduce book variety and confusion when students transfer between districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
County Board of Education
General Assembly
Sting
Lauer
Ohio
Logan High Debate Teams at Rotary Club
On March 4 Logan High School debated at the Rotary Club with coach Kenneth Coulter. The affirmation team included Margaret Ringhiser William Bowen and Ralph Arnold while the negative team featured Kathleen McGonagle Loren Peters and Charles Pettit debating the motion that chain stores are detrimental to U S public interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High School
Kenneth Coulter
Rotary Club
United States
Margaret Ringhiser
William Bowen
Ralph Arnold
Kathleen McGonagle
Loren Peters
Charles Pettit
Trial over stock sale dispute opens in Common Pleas Court
Judge Joseph W. Adkins of Circleville presides as Minnie Ingram sues Homer G. Hansen in a long standing Common Pleas case. The suit seeks money from a Dollings Company stock sale years ago as jurors are seated for the evidence.
Scarlet Fever Eases In Hocking County Health Officials Say
Health officials reported no new scarlet fever cases in Hocking County for ten days and Logan is free from the disease for months. Three quarantine cases remain in rural areas Gibisonville and Oroville have fewer infections. One diphtheria case recovered with quarantine lifted. Influenza deaths exceed five in recent weeks. Dr Morton W Bland urges bed rest and quick physician contact when symptoms appear.
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Logan
Hocking County
Gibisonville
Oroville
Murray City
Morton W. Bland
Harrington Presbyterian Sunday School elects officers
In Logan on March 4 Mrs. Clayton Scheide Jr was chosen president of the Harrington Class at a business session held at Mrs. Seth Sloan’s home on South Walnut Street. New officers include Mrs Alfred Campbell vice president Miss Violet Brehm secretary and Miss Ruth Heft treasurer.
New Era Oil to shoot new Campbell Tract well
Logan report says the New Era Oil and Gas Company will shoot a newly completed Campbell tract well in Green Township. The well showed oil and gas with potential output of eight to ten barrels daily on previously untested territory.
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New Era Company
Campbell Tract
Logan
Campbell
Green Township
New Era Oil and Gas Company
Brown Couple Welcome Daughter in Logan
Mr and Mrs Alva Brown announce the birth of a daughter at their Wood Street home Tuesday morning. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs A M Brown of this city and John Mooney of Nelsonville. Father works for Walker T Dickerson Shoe Company in Columbus.
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Logan
Alva Brown
Wood Street
A. M. Brown
This City
John Mooney
Nelsonville
Walker T. Dickerson Shoe Company
Columbus
Rotarians Accept Athens Invite for Inter-City Meeting
Logan Rotarians have accepted an invitation from the Athens club to attend an inter-city meeting set for March 24. The announcement came on Tuesday.
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Logan
Logan Rotarians
Athens Club
Franklin Girls Lose to Logan Transfers in City League Meet
Franklin Girls fall to Logan Transfers 2569 to 2449 in a City League bowling match. Helen Columber led the Franklin squad with 537 pins and a 218-pin second game, the high single game of the evening for the girls, as Franklin posted season high three-game scores.
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Logan
Franklin Girls
Helen Columber
Franklin
Legion Auxiliary to Stage March 23 Program in Logan
The Auxiliary to the Logan Post of the American Legion plans a special program on March 23 with invitations to units in Nelsonville and Lancaster. March is music month and the Glee Club will provide special music directed by Mrs. M. F. Weymueller.
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Logan
American Legion
Nelsonville
Lancaster
Glee Club
M. F. Weymueller
Gamertsfelder speaks before local pastors in Athens County
Professor W. B. Gamertsfelder told the Athens County Ministerial Association that today’s philosophy is more favorable to religion and theology. He outlined four modern thought currents mysticism naturalism idealism and pragmatism and warned that naturalism and realism threaten religious belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Gamertafelder
Athens County
Plato
Gamertsfelder
Ohio University Vested Choir to Make Campus Debut
Forty two trained singers make their campus debut Sunday night at 8 in the Alumni Memorial Auditorium. Under Prof. C C Robinson the choir was chosen by November trials open to all students. Stage lighting is by Harold Evans and Vincent Jukes. Mrs C C Robinson plays accompaniments.
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Athens
Ohio University
Alumni Memorial
C. C. Robinson
Jackson
Robinson
New York
Harold Evans
Vincent Jukes
Bach
Palmegren
Theinberger
Mac Faren
Brahms
Tschaikowski
Gounod
Jesu
Grieg
Beethoven
Ministers Back Sterilization Bill in Ohio Legislature
The meeting supported the Sterilization Bill before the Ohio Legislature with ministers and church congregations backing it. The secretary was authorized to contact the local representative and senator to acknowledge approval. Mrs. O C Bird outlined the Athens County Welfare Association operations and urged ministers to register needy cases as the association plans for Passion Week activities with the Athens Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
O. C. Bird
Athens County Welfare Association
Athens Presbyterian Church
Harvard Lottery Mimics Racketeering In Literature Class
Harvard University students in Professor Irving Babbitt's comparative literature course are playing a daily lottery. Tickets priced at 10 cents are sold to numbers 1 through 100, with two students counting the authors mentioned in lecture. The holder matching the number of named authors wins the pool.
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Cambridge
Mass
U.P
Harvard University
Harvard Crimson
Irving Babbitt
Babbitt
Local farmer wins award in pig contest
Fred Dorr of Canaan Township earned a gold medal for a one ton pork litter of eight pigs at Farmers Week on the Ohio State University campus in early February. In 1930, 63 farmers across 29 Ohio counties joined the Ton-litter Club. 54 were new. The club ends in 1931 with a shift to a pork production project measuring herd records rather than individual litters. eligibility requires each sow herd litter to average 1,400 pounds.
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Fred Dorr
Canaan
Ohio State University
Dorr
Ohio
T. H. Johnson
Johnson
Judge Worstell Speaks on U S Jurisprudence at Athens Rotary
Judge L. G. Worstell addressed the Athens Rotary Club at Hotel Berry on a vocational talk about the American system of jurisprudence. He explained how issues are adjudicated by judges, noting mandamus, receivership, injunction, and divorce as common judge alone cases. Dr C L Jones announced an inter-city meeting on March 24 with eight Rotary clubs invited and a feature address by Frank J Pauley of Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Worstell
Athens Rotary Club
Hotel Berry
C. L. Jones
Athens Club
Frank J. Pauley
Middletown
Mrs. Roxanna Brooks to be feted on 85th birthday
Mrs. Roxanna Brooks of a rural route near Zaleski will turn 85 on March 10. Friends plan a postcard shower to celebrate the occasion. She has been crippled and bedridden for 17 years and is well known across Vinton County.
This Fails to Knock Your Cold in a Few Hours Hill’s Cascara
An advertising claim promises to relieve cold symptoms with Hill’s Cascara Quinine. It guarantees satisfaction or a refund if the cold remains, urging two tablets plus on box directions and plenty of water. The copy touts a single focused formula to knock colds quickly and costs only a few cents at drug stores.
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Logan and Hocking County
Messenger
D. Y. Milne
Esary, T
Ghazia Swanson
Ed Soutding
Artets Picture
Hocking County School Board
Forensic Squad
High School
Joseph W. Adkins
Circleville
Clayton Scheide, Jr
Majestic
Joseph MM. Schenck
American Legion Auxiliary
Nelsonville, Lancaster
Amos
Parrish
the Zenner Co
Memorial Auditorium
Harvard
Canaan Township
Ton-Litter Club
Columbia
the Lion
The
London
Judge Worstell
Mrs. Brooks
WZ Ee Re
Saree Ae
Cetize
Logan, Ohio
Zenner Co
Barbara Istanwyck
Tioamerkel
California
Jack Tar Makers
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