Multiple Candidates Seek County Offices in Logan Area
As March 13 nears the petition deadline for candidacy, Hocking County races attract many entrants. New Republicans include Stanley W. Baker for commissioner and Dean C. Hickson for Congress, with eight contenders for commissioner and several hopefuls for clerk of courts and treasurer.
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South Bloomingville
Chas. J. Frasure
R. E. Allen
Oscar Steward
John Lambert
Logan
Charles Brown
Marion Township
Don Feathers
Logan Marcus H. Ricketts
William R. Cherry
Washington Township
Dean C. Hickson
Lancaster
Zusphan Family Fond Of Ash Cave Region
Logan report notes the eight Zusphan family members are frequent Ash Cave visitors. They held a family gathering there for four consecutive years and plan to return. Their combined ages total 604 years with five in West Virginia, two in Marion and one in Richwood. Ranger Jones and Charlies Zusphan share a 40 year friendship.
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Logan
Ash Cave
Lewis Jones
Zusphan
West Virginia
Marion
Richwood
Ranger Jones
Charlies Zusphan
Logan Veteran Recovers From Illness After Street Visit
Comrade James Allen, one of two Logan Civil War veterans, recovers from influenza attack and enjoys Tuesday sunshine on Main St. In Logan, Rev. and Mrs. C. M. Lever relocate from Ford property on N. Market St. to C. M. Price property on 8 Culver St. The move occurred Tuesday.
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Logan
James Allen
Main St
Logan Kleinschmidt recalled after woman killed by train
Robert Kleinschmidt of this city was summoned to Columbus on Monday following the death of Mrs. John Pixley who died when the car she rode with her husband was struck by a train. Kleinschmidt had lived at the Pixley home for two years.
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Logan
Robert Kleinschmidt
Columbus
John Pixley
Kleinschmidt
Pixiey
WPA workers ignite tree blocking Marion Township road
WPA laborers burning a tree during a Tuesday road project in Marion Township caused a temporary highway obstruction as the tree fell across the road and interrupted traffic.
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Logan
Marion Township
WPA
Logan Mohier to be arraigned in theft case
Logan James Mohier of Marion Township was arrested Monday by Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith on suspicion of stealing Andrew Coakley’s automobile. He will be arraigned today before Magistrate S S B Whitehart.
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Logan
James Mohier
Marion Township
Nellis Smith
Andrew Coakley
S&s. B. Whitehart
Logan Public Library Circulation Increases in February
February circulation at the Logan Public Library rose to 249 books issued, up from 2278 in earlier months. January totals split to 1676 for adults and 602 for juveniles, while February shows 1699 to adults and 660 to juveniles. planners seek more juvenile readers.
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Logan
Logan Public Library
Christine Frasch
Landgrabes To Leave Logan For New Boston Pastorate
The Rev and Mrs F H Landgrabe will leave the Local Church of the Nazarene in Logan within two weeks to assume a pastorate at New Boston. District Superintendent C A Gibson approved the move. The couple came to Logan nearly four years ago and built broad goodwill beyond their own congregation.
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Logan
West Lafayette
Landgrabe
Election Board Will Be Organized Today In Hocking County
Members of the Hocking County Board of Elections meet this afternoon for reorganization. Melrose Harbaugh is named to succeed J. W. Hulse who retires after 28 years. Other members include J. G. Collins Republican Samuel Blum and George Eberst Democrats. Eberst reappointed.
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Logan
Hocking County
Birth of Daughter to Athens Couple Reported
Relatives announced the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Paul Cole of Athens this week. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs George Schwenke and M J Cole of this city.
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Logan
Paul Cole
Athens
George Schwenke
M. J. Cole
Local Social Notes From Logan Area
Logan Tuesday saw Mrs. F A Davidson and the Blankenships visit. Marguerite and Mary Stephenson returned home after several weeks in Columbus with Monte Beavers. Mrs. J H Farbearn from New Lexington visited her son Sheriff Joe Farbeann and family.
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F. A. Davidson
Timothy Blankenship
New Straiteville
Logan
Marguerite
Mary Stephenson
Columbus
Monte Beavers
J. H. Farbearn
New Lexington
Joe Farbeann
Nelsonville Admits Fifth Local Girl To Nurses Training
Miss Mary Louise Juniper of Logan Nelsonville began training Monday in the nurses school at Cherrington Hospital becoming the fifth Nelsonville girl enrolled in the local program.
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Logan
Mary Louise Juniper
Nelsonville
Cherrington Hospital
Nurses Training School
Signs of Spring Reach Logan District
Evidence of the season appears as warmer sunshine and busy sidewalks. Blue birds near Clarence Weaver’s Logan Route 2 home are noted, youngsters fly kites and ride skates, anglers scout spots, and Ben Weisman reports a fish breaking water in a nearby stream.
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Logan
Clarence Weaver
Logan Rt 2
Ben Weisman
Injured in Fall at Home
Logan News reports former Logan resident Mrs. Clem Vancuren suffered a fractured back after a fall down stairs at her home Sunday. She is the mother of Tom Vancuren and Mrs. Ira Stephenson of Logan. Mrs. Stephenson traveled to Columbus Monday to help care for her mother.
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Logan
Columbus
Clem Vancuren
Cruise To Nowhere Washed In Storm Fear Onboard
Jane battles fear as the S Oceanic fights hurricane winds near the Florida keys. Passengers brace for retreat to life belts and deck confinement while Tina and a panicked Tino try to reassure her amid rising seas and alarms from the bridge. Jane longs for Dirk as the gale worsens.
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Florida Keys
Jane
Tina
Tine
Dirk
Ilka Chase Stars in Co-Respondent Unknown in New York
Ilka Chase appears in Co Respondent Unknown a leading New York play about a clever hirling once helping separate a couple who are reunited by her efforts. The actress noted as one of the season’s discoveries.
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Ilk
New York
Hirling
Ilka
Chase
Sammy's Back Crow Returns to Barker Family
Logan report by Charles F. Barker notes Sammy the crow returned from winter migration to the Barker home in South Logan. The bird has visited each spring for three years, recognizable by a missing claw and friendly behavior toward the family. Sammy favors meat offered through summer months.
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Logan
Sammy
South
Charles F. Barker
South Logan
Barker
Laurelville Rifle Club Holds Tuesday Shoot
Members of the Laurel ville Rifle Club held a meet at the Community Hall on Tuesday evening with Sheriff Joe Farbearn and Deputy Newton Spencer, both club members, participating.
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LOGAN
Laurelville
Rifle Club
Joe Farbearn
Newton Spencer
Logan High School to Stage Three One-Act Plays
Forensic Club of Logan High School will present three one act plays in the high school auditorium on April 16. Rehearsals are led by Miss Bartejle Hamilton. Junior and adult club members attended the United Brethren Sunday School session at the Poling home with business led by Mrs. Clarence Salts.
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Forensic Club
Logan High School
Wich
Bartejle Hamilton
United Brethren Sunday School
Carl Poling
Clarence Salts
Clarence Schempp
Robert Rylee
Ralph Arnold
Poling
Mabel Wolfe
Mildred Rainer
Lois
Helen Bright
Schempp
John A. Toy
Junia Club
Jessie McManigal
Ella Rochester
Melissa Starke
Annulet Andrews
Ruth Brooke
Fines levied on two fathers for school absence
Charles Canter and Shelby Conkey of New Pittsburgh faced charges of failure to send their children to school. In Magistrate T. Stephenson's court, they pleaded guilty and were fined $10 plus costs each after arrest by Constable George H. Spang. Attendance Officer George L. Wright filed the complaint.
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Logan
Charles Canter
Shelby Conkey
New Pittsburgh
T. Stephenson
George H. Spang
George L. Wright
Two Enter Hospital Admits Include Local Residents
Logan Mike Largent of New Plymouth and Mrs. Cloyee Karehner of Laurelville were admitted to Cherrington Hospital on Tuesday for treatment and observation. Carmi Brooks, enrolled at Camp Logan, was released Tuesday after recovering from tonsillitis. all conditions described as serious or improved.
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Logan
Mike Largent
New Plymouth
Cherrington Hospital
Cloyee Karehner
Laurelville
Carmi Brooks
Camp Logan
Lanning Addresses Logan Civic Club on the Constitution
Gerald W. Lanning spoke to Kiwanis Club members and guests at the Scheide home on the United States Constitution. He discussed amendment methods, Supreme Court rulings on federal laws, and frequent 5 to 4 splits. The gathering included Mrs Scheide and others with plans noted for a March 17 Ladies Night.
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Logan
Kiwanis Club
C. W. Scheide
E. Second St
Gerald W. Lanning
Scheide
Jesse Rohrer
Grace
Mr. Lanning
Supreme Court
C. Wood Bowen
Jesse Rhorer
C. W. Scheide, Jr
Carl Shepard
Newark
Eugene Wright
Mrs. Shaw Victim in Logan Traffic Accident
Augusta Shaw of Zanesville Avenue was struck by a motorcycle rider from Logan at the Hunter and Mulberry intersection while crossing the street. She sustained a forehead laceration friction burns and bruises but returned home after treatment at Chelring ton Hospital.
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Logan
Augusta Shaw
Zanesville Ave
Wellington Zeigier
Hunter and Mulberry
Logan R. Bruce Tom Visits Colum Bus Group
Bruce Tom of Colum bus met a group of farm youth on Logan Tuesday. Harry Chambers arranged the meeting to instruct leaders in a phase of extension work.
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Logan
R. Bruce Tom
Columbus
Harold Chambers
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