Legion district posts near quota in 1930s campaign
Logan District Eight of the American Legion maintains third place in the state membership drive with 88.6 percent of its 2,406 member quota. Lancaster leads with 306 members, Glouster reports 102, Logan 123, Jackson 140, Nelsonville 52, Athens 147, New Lexington 95. Meigs County posts have reached quota. Posts plan junior baseball, aiming for eight to ten teams for next district tournament.
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Logan
American Legion
B. A. Hall
Lancaster
Ince
Giouster
Jackson
Nelsonville
Athens
New Lexington
Jackson County
Meigs County
Glouster
Oak Hill
Death of Mrs Willard Newman Sr. Reported
Serious illness of Mrs Willard Newman Sr. of a heart attack is reported. One of her sons, Harry Newman, Cleveland, instructor, was called home Wednesday.
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Logan
Willard Newman
FE. Sr
Harry Newman
Cleveland
Bradbury Brief Notes
Bradbury notes show visits and illnesses among local families. Jetta Russell of Zanesville visits sister Mrs Guy Martin. Mrs Martha Smith and Mrs Clara Maguire ill. Attendees join revival at McArthur led by Rev O W Williams. Local travel for family funerals and gatherings are reported.
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Bradbury
Jetta Russell
Zanesville
Guy Martin
Martha Smith
Clara Maguire
Bradford
O. W. Williams
McArthur
Charles King
Flora Nell Martin
Charidine Autherson
Churches of Christ
Ohio
Dana Russell
Robert Russell
William Russell
Columbus
Frank Russell
Gerald Rueter
Emerson Hysell
Rutland
Dana Hysell
Wayne King
Vinton King
A. L. Hysell
James Root
Middleport
Charles Hess
Earl Archer
George Sisson
Wilkinson Place
Will
Helen Rife
Bailey Run
Audrey Hartman
Ernestine Breeze
Nelsonville
John Hanning
J. M. Carsey
Lon Carsey
Russell Wallace
Galipolis
Sanford Dodson
Clarks Chapel Ladies Aid Plan Bake Sale
The Clarks Chapel Ladies Aid Society met at the Snow home with hostesses Mary and Eva Snow. Plans called for a bake sale Saturday March 14 at W Strawn's plumbing shop in Athens. One guest attended and Rev Ward Radford announced a revival starting March 10.
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Clarks Chapel
Ladies Aid Society
Snow
Mary
Eva Snow
Mary Snow
W. Strawn
Athens
Arthur Koker
Ward Radford
Wilford Hawkins
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
John Dillinger
Scatter Ridge
Ella Dillinger
Lydia Riley
Law Walls
Ben Maxwell
Irene
William McClanahan
Charles Bolin
Catherine
Richard
Oliver Walls
Ben
Albany Classes Meet March 10 Under Church Leadership
Albany M E Church will host Albany Class 99 and Men’s Class on Tuesday March 10 with hostesses Mrs Lora Reeder Mrs Elia Tewka bury Mrs Hazel Oxley and Mrs Jeasie Cline guiding the program led by Mrs Harold Ator. Also included are local Scout reports and community notices.
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Albany
Albany, M. E. Church
Lora Reeder
Elia Tewkabury
Hazel Oxley
Jeasie Cline
Harold Ator
Grover Sams
Athens
BE. H. Stratton
Methodist Church
Flying Eagle Patrol
Sherwood Gillogly
Dale
J. C. Lewis
A. D. Jewell
Harrisonville
C. N. Jones
Chester
E. H. Lasch
Lewis Conner
Frances
Columbus
Quail and pheasant feed draw letters to Mrs Dicken
A column recalls Amos Dicken and his wife of Losgan feeding birds during a snow season. Publicity brought letters from outside the county from bird loving women. In the snow’s closing week the Dicken family fed two coveys of quail accompanied by a pheasant.
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Logan
Amos Dicken
Losgan
Dicken
Blum To Head County Board
Logan Hocking County Board of Elections elected Samuel Blum as chairman and Clinton Webb as clerk at an organization meeting. Blum succeeds J W Huls who retires after 28 years. Melrose Harbaugh replaces Huls. other members are J G Collins and George Eberst. A March 10 meeting will begin checking candidate petitions.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
George Eberst
State Expert to Meet Farmers of District
Logan Floyd Delashmutt of Ohio State University will visit Logan next Wednesday for a morning session with farmers who kept farm records and an afternoon discussion on general farm management. Harold Chambers and James R. Smoot arranged the meetings.
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Logan
Floyd Delashmutt
Department of Farm Management
Ohio State University
Harold Chambers
James R. Smoot
Logan Allen Reels Three Fish From Hocking River
Logan Allen fished the Hocking River recently and caught three fish, including two carp and a catfish, during a casual outing.
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Logan
Jack Allen
Hocking River
Wellston Legion Post Celebrates Membership Milestone
A Wellston American Legion Post held a Wednesday meeting to celebrate achieving a top district honor after a successful membership campaign. LOGAN-B. A. Holl spoke on the program.
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Logan
B. A. Holl
Wellston
American Legion
Hall
Logan Arraigned on Auto Theft Charge
James Mohler of Marion Township pleaded guilty to auto theft and was bound over to the grand jury on a $300 bond after allegedly stealing Andrew Oakley’s car last Sunday.
Foundry Robbery Reported in Logan
Logan Foundry reports theft of an aluminum gear wheel to police on Wednesday.
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LOGAN
Logan Foundry
Young Child Dies in HB Local Family
Donald Earl Snyder age 16 months, son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Snyder of HB Main Street, died Wednesday after a short illness. He leaves his parents two brothers Richard and Glenford and a sister Virginia.
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Logan
Donald Earl
Raymond Snyder
HB. Main St
Richard
Glenford
Virginia
Logan Troop 99 to Attend Scouters Convention in Columbus
Logan Troop 99 of the Methodist Episcopal Church will be represented at the Scouters Convention in Columbus Saturday by G. E. Carr and M. B. Iles of the troop committee.
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Logan
Scouters Convention
Columbus
G. E. Carr
M. B. Iles
Logan Brief Social Notes Farewell Party Held for Mrs Easterling
St Hildas Guild members hosted a surprise farewell party for Mrs Amy Easterling moving to Columbus. The event at her E Hunter Street home Tuesday evening included a pot luck supper and a social hour starting at 6 o clock.
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Amy Easterling
Columbus
St. Hilda's Guild
E. Hunter
EZ Bridge Club Meets at Tuesday Evening Session
Mrs Edward Jones hosted the EZ Bridge Club on Tuesday evening with high scores by Mrs Ray McGovern and Mrs Wylie Thurness. All members attended.
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Edward Jones
EZ Bridge Club
Ray McGovern
Wylie Thurness
Miss Nan McBride Ill at Home
Miss Nan McBride former principal of Logan High School is reported seriously ill at her E Main Street residence.
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Nan McBride
Logan High School
E. Main St
Bridge Club Holds Two Tables At Adcock Home
Mrs. Willard Lykem Mrs. Roger W. Friend and Mrs. Walter Nixon attended the Chummy Bridge Club gathering at Mrs. Lawrence Adcock home Tuesday evening. Two tables played with Miss Mildred Collins taking high score and Mrs. Friend top guest score. Lunch followed.
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Willard Lykem
Roger W. Friend
Walter Nixon
Lawrence Adcock
Lawrence Harden
Ross Adcock
Alfred Lanning
Mildred Collins
Mrs Mayme Bowen Attends Piano Teachers Course
Logan music teacher Mrs Mayme Bowen spends the week in Columbus as guest of Dr and Mrs FE Campbell attending a lectures course for piano teachers. Bowen is prominent in local musical circles and active in the music scene.
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Mayme Bowen
Logan
Columbus
FE. E. Campbell
Bowen
Delphian Society Discusses 18th Century Poets
The Delphian Society met at Mrs. Blanche Pettit's home on E Main St Tuesday to study three 18th century poets. Miss Anna Wellman read The Seasons by Thompson, Mrs. H J Unvergzagt spoke on Grey s Elegy to a Country Churchyard, and Mrs. James Barker presented The Deserted Village by Goldsmith. The group explored poem backgrounds and poet histories, then shared lunch hosted by the hostess.
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Delphian Society
Blanche Pettit
E. Main St
Thompson
Anna Wellman
Grey
H. J. Unverzgagt
Goldsmith
James Barker
Ilyrian Spring Review At Tuesday Book Club
Mrs Clarence Heine reviewed Ilyrian Spring by Ann Bridge for the Tuesday Book Club hosted by Mrs Howard E Kirk on Wood 8 St. Following the critique members discussed the work and an attractive lunch was served to guests Mrs Carl Schroeder Mrs Charles Eberst Mrs Walter Leonard and Mrs H D Saxton.
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Ann Bridge
Clarence Heine
Howard E. Kirk
Wood
Carl Schroeder
Charles Eberst
Walter Leonard
H. D. Saxton
Play is Reviewed by Tourist Book Club at White House
Mrs. Virgil W. Martin hosted the Tourist Book Club meeting at the White House on W Hunter Street. Nineteen members plus guests heard a review of The First Lady by Katharine Dayton and George S Kaufman, presented by Mrs. Walter E. Brehm, with guests at small tables for a late lunch.
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Virgil W. Martin
Tourist Book Club
White House
W. Hunter &T
Anthony Toerner
Clarence Blosser
Katharine Dayton
George &. Kaufman
Walter E. Brehm
Jackson Youths Win Legion Essay Prizes
Jackson High School seniors Nancy Kemp and Vernon L Havener won district American Legion essay prizes. They advance to the state meet in Columbus where top contestants earn Washington DC trips as guests of the Legion for six boys and six girls.
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Logan
American Legion
Fight of the American Legion
Jackson High School
Nancy Kemp
Vernon L. Havener
Bovn
Columbus
Washington, D. C
Junior High to pick Freshman reporter and business manager
Arrangements are under way for the Junior High School faculty to select a Freshman reporter and a business manager to assist the Aerial Staff. Selections will be made soon with proficiency guiding the process.
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Logan
Star Returns Logan Fitzgerald to Chieftain Football
Logan Fitzgerald, out of school since last May, returned from a western CCC camp and re entered high school on Wednesday. He is the son of Mrs. Harry Fitzgerald and was a Chieftain football running mate of Capt Vaughn Hansel. He is expected to be eligible next fall, which could boost the team�s prospects.
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Logan
Bob Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Harry Fitzgerald
Chieftain
Vaughn Hansel
Banner Friend Dies at Lancaster at 68
Logan Roger W Friend of this city died in Lancaster hospital at 7 30 am after four weeks post tumor surgery. On his death day his brother Oran was buried at Pleasantville. He leaves a wife and children Esther Carl Wendell Mildred Franklin and granddaughter Betty Jean. Funeral plans not learned.
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Logan
Roger W
Lancaster
Banner BE
Friend
Oran Friend
Pleasantville
Esther
Carl
Wendell
Columbus
Mildred
Youngstown
Franklin
Betty Jean Friend
Work on School Field Delayed by Mud
Logan Athletic Field is covered with mud delaying grading and leveling under WPA supervision. Officials hope for a supplemental appropriation to finish the project by spring.
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Logan
Tax collections in county progress steadily
Logan Treasurer George Hengst said on Wednesday that tax payments were arriving at a steady rate with about 18000 dollars collected. He noted that a lower rate with smaller total has spurred more early payments.
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Logan
George
Logan Welch Receives Call After Gore Resident’s Death
John C. Welch of Gore Route 1 is summoned to Fast Liverpool following the death of his father.
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Logan
John C. Welch
Gore Rt. 1
Liverpool
Recruits Join County Drive Against Accidents
In Hocking County the Red Cross chapter expands an accident prevention push. Fifteen staff teachers from the Federal Emergency showl work will train adults across the county reaching about 500 families. Recruits for the campaign are drawn from public schools granges and adult education groups.
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United States
Hocking County
Granges
Logan High Band fund drive shows early progress
Returns from the Logan High Band fund drive report approximately 275 raised last week as Rand Boosters sponsor the campaign. Several solicitors still have reports to complete and further steps to raise the total needed for complete equipment have not been announced.
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LOGAN
Logan High
Rand Boosters
Achievement Meeting Plans County Event April 17
Logan project leaders met with R B Tom of Columbus to arrange a county-wide achievement meeting at the senior high school auditorium on Friday evening April 17. Participating groups include 4-H Clubs Granges Future Farmers Club women’s group leaders and rural churches. Harold Chambers and James R Smoot helped plan the program.
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Logan
R. B. Tom
Columbus
Future Farmers Club
Harold Chambers
James R. Smoot
Junior High Freshman Class Elects Officers
Logan reports officers elected by the Freshman Class. They are Joe Karshner president Phyllis Leonard vice president Dale Engle secretary and Leo Evans treasurer.
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LOGAN
Joe Karshner
Phyllis Leonard
Dale Engle
Leo Evans
Arm Broken in Fall Injures Mrs Richards
Mrs Ella Richards wife of Thomas Richards of Furnace Sr sustained a fracture of the right arm above the elbow after tripping and falling the first of the week.
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Logan
Ella, Richards
Thomas Richards
Marmola reduces obesity with four daily tablets
The ad claims Marmola offers a simple obesity fix without dieting or extremes. It promotes four tablets daily as a doctor prescribed solution, produced by a major American laboratory, with over 20 million packages sold since 1907, priced at $1 and available coast to coast.
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America
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