Greendale Quarantined Over Rabies Case in 1939
Greendale area in Hocking County placed under two month quarantine after a rabid dog killed last week. Susan Mills, 18, bitten by the animal, ordered to report for Pasteur treatment. Warden Brooks and Sanitary Engineer Smith checked compliance. multiple animals bitten will be destroyed. Benton Township reports 27 dogs already destroyed. Quarantine in West Logan extended to May 1.
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Logan
Greendale
Susan Mills
Health Office
Pasteur
Robert Gottke
Harry Mills
West Logan
Howard Brooks
W. F. Smith
Warden Brooks
Benton Township
Logan High Boys Speak on What Youth Expect of Logon Businessmen
Logan Rotary Monday welcomed Logan High School students who spoke on what the youth of Logan expect from local businessmen. G Ray mond Robinson led the meeting and governed the contest speeches. Winners were Bernard Mc Graner Phil Francis and Robert Houck.
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Logan
Logan High School
G. Raymond Robinson
Bernard McGraner
Phil Francis
Robert Houck
Roberts announce birth of daughter to great grandchild Logan
Great grandchild Logan and spouse John R. Roberts announce the birth of a daughter on Monday. The baby weighed 7% pounds at birth. Grandparents are Dana Roberts and John Powers Logan. Great grand mother is Mrs. Mattie Short.
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Logan
John R. Roberts
Dana Roberts
John Powers
Mattie Short
Couple Married in Logan by Magistrate Whitehart
Logan A marriage license issued Monday to Delcher James Call 23 a miner of Floodwood and Helen Grubb 21 at home Nelsonville. They are the children of Sanford and Mrs Call and John and Mrs Grubb. The ceremony was performed by Magistrate S B Whitehart.
Local Trap Shoot Draws Sheriff Farbeann and Notables
Sheriff Joe Farbeann led the field at Thurston and Hallsville trap shoots on Sunday winning six times. Dr. Claude Lyon and William Tannahill also stood out with multiple top finishes, including Tannahill as top squad man in two events.
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Logan
Thurston and
Hallsville
Joe Farbeann
Claude Lyon
William Tannahill
Farbeann
Tannahill
Revival begins in Logan at Church of the Nazarene
Rev. Mason Lee from Huntington, West Virginia arrived Monday to lead evangelistic efforts at the Church of the Nazarene in Logan with services through March 19. He preached the opening sermon Sunday by Rev. C. B. Clendenen and chose "The Price of a Haircut" as his topic for the Monday sermon.
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Logan
Mason Lee
Huntington
W. Va
Church of the Nazarene
C. B. Clendenen
Logan Brief Social Notes
Mrs. Richardson and Miss Loughry of McArthur, Dr. and Mrs. John Read of Columbus, and Dr. Carl Marsh of Springfield were Sunday guests of Miss Helen Belt. E S Brown parole officer of Boys Industrial School was in Logan Monday on business. Charles Foster of Murray City visited Logan on Monday. Ward Township Trustees members and families visited Logan. Florence Fickel Eleanor Anthony and Marcia Ambrose were Columbus visitors Sunday. G E Carr and son Eldon appeared on a Columbus radio program. Precious Correll and Ada Hoskins were in Columbus Sunday.
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Richardson
Florence Fickel
Eleanor Anthony
Marcia Ambrose
Columbus
G. E. Carr
Eldon
Fisherman Jones Reels 15 Suckers at Harper Run
Real Fishing reports Logan Harley Jones of W. Main Street took advantage of Sunday sunshine for a Harper Run fishing expedition. He landed a string of 15 good sized suckers.
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Logan
Harley Jones
W. Main St
Harper Run
Carr to Address McConnelsville Rotary on Friday
Logan Superintendent G E Carr has been invited to speak before the McConnelsville Rotary Club Friday evening. He plans to conduct a true and false quiz about Rotary. A similar program was previously presented by Carr at the local club.
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Logan
G. E. Carr
McConnelsville Rotary Club
Rotary
Carr
Akron nurses visit Logan at Cherrington Hospital
Miss Mildred Koogle and Miss Ruth Johnston from Akron, classmates at Akron City Hospital, were guests of Miss Pauline Moser, nurse supervisor at Cherrington Hospital. Both graduates now work as supervisors at Akron City Hospital. Logan Junior High hosted the PTA program Monday evening.
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Logan Logan
Mildred Koogle
Ruth Johnston
Akron
Pauline Mosier
Cherrington Hospital
Akron City Hospital
Miss Koogle
Miss Johnston
Logan — Junior High School
Parents Teacher Association
Man Leaves Hospital After Ten Days Return Home
Logan U. G. Guess of Long Streth had been at Cherrington Hospital for ten days and returned to his home on Monday.
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Logan U. G. Guess, Longstreth
Cherrington Hospital
Logan A Singleton Visits City on Railroad Business
C. and O. railroad district store keeper Logan A Singleton was in the city on business during the latter part of the week.
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Logan A. Singleton
C. & O. Railroad
Comedy Adds New Interest to Dumas Three Musketeers
The Athena Theatre opens 20th Century Fox musical version of The Three Musketeers with Don Ameche as D Artagnan and The Ritz Brothers as spoofed musketeers. Songs by Pokrass and Bullock accompany lively action, with Binnie Barnes Gloria Stuart Pauline Moore and Joseph Schildkraut in featured roles.
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D’artagnan
Alexandre Dumas
Three Musketeers
Athena Theatre
20Th Century-Fox
Aramis
Athos
Porthos
Samuel Pokrass
Walter Bullock
Allan Dwan
Binnie Barnes
Gloria Stuart
Pauline Moore
Joseph Schildkraut
Chester Glee Club Presents Hulda of Holland Musical
Chester Glee Club directed by Alice A. Smith staged the musical comedy Hulda of Holland to an appreciative audience on Friday night March 3. Betty Warner led costumes, Earlene Humphrey accompanied, and principal roles were played by Paul Meredith Rex Bailey Carol Morris Jacob Hawley Douglas Adams Louise Coleman Gertrude Stalnaker Bob Dean Herman Sponagel Raymond Pullins Bill Will and Arlene Frecker.
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Chester
Chester Glee Club
Alice A. Smith
Hulda
Holland
Betty Warner
Earlene Humphrey
Paul Meredith
Rex Bailey
Carol Morris
Jacob Hawley
Douglas Adams
Louise Coleman
Gertrude Stalnaker
Bob Dean
Herman Sponagel
Raymond Pullins
Bill Will
Arlene Frecker
Farm Bureau Advisory Council No
G. L. Michael
Howard Bolin
Jed Hartinger
Homer Ashworth
Carl Buckley
Henry Wippel
Roy Biffle
Washington
Mary Virginia Mora
Clyde Calvert
E. W. Peoples
George Washington
Ralph Parker
Grover Whalen
Daughters of America
Indian Bill
Charleston
Chester High School
Local Social Notes From Guysville and Nearby
Sunday guests included Audry Bates Frie and Burtena Skinner Athens plus Cecil Ray Graham. L D Robinson visited Parkersburg. Hattie Bailes Coolville visited Foster Bean’s home. Johnny Hickman ill. district basketball tourney drew many fans in Logan. L D Robinson attended the Junior Prom in Athens.
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Guysville
E. C. Christy
Audry Bates
Frie
Burtena Skinner
Athens
C. S. Graham
Cecil Ray
L. D. Robinson
Parkersburg
Hattie Bailes
Coolville
Foster Bean
Chauncey
Retta Calvert
H. G. Geisenderfer
Wellston
FE. C. Christy
Audrey Bates
Iva Morrison
Stewart
C. A. Fuller
Boyd Tucker
John Hickman
Johnny
Lancaster
Johnny Hickman
Logan
Attendance doubles at Logan sectional tournament
Logan High School reports 4239 paid admissions at the Class B sectional tournament last week, about 1500 more than two years ago. Total receipts reached 1468.45 dollars, with overall attendance near 4800 across five sessions. Friday drew 1500, a new high, prompting added chairs and overflow. Saturday attendance was around 1400.
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LOGAN
Fred B. Burchfield
Logan High School
175 Have Applied For License Plates
Logan A total of 175 persons have applied for license plates here according to Fred FE Hull deputy registrar. With April 1 as the deadline applications will come in at a faster pace by week’s end. The local office remains open daily 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m and will stay open Saturday evening until 9 o clock.
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Logan
Fred FE. Hull
Firemen Test Fog Nozzle on Oil Fire Drill
City firemen held their monthly practice on N. Market Street Monday evening testing a new fog nozzle designed for oil and gasoline fires.
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N. Market St
Girl Ranks Highest In Class at Oberlin
Logan High School principal Fred Burchfield received a letter from Oberlin College officials noting Miss Ann Bowen daughter of Mrs F Meade Bowen tops the freshmen class and ranks highest among the top ten percent of the conservatory of music. Students in that class come from across the United States.
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Logan
Fred Burchfield
Logan High School
Oberlin College
Ann Bowen
F. Meade Bowen
Brehm Delays Return to Legislature for Health Reasons
Representative Walter E. Brehm remains under a physician’s care at Midland Place home and is advised to delay his return to the Legislature for several days. He is reported improved Monday evening as his son Tommy returns to school after a weeklong illness.
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Logan
Midland Place
Walter E. Brehm
Tommy
Elks Lodge Elects Officers in Logan
Logan Elks elected John Hammon as exalted ruler and chosen Fred Carpenter leading knight Owen Hammond loyal knight William Arnold lecturing knight John Kleinschmidt ryler W D Braddock secretary Richard Lavey treasurer and R B Illes reelected trustee. Installation set for April 3 after the business session and a lunch.
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LOGAN
Logan Lodge of Elks
John Hammon
Fred Carpenter
Owen Hammond
William Arnold
John Kleinschmidt
Ryler
W. D. Braddock
Richard Lavey
R. B. Illes
Route 35 Landslide Closes Road After Weekend Rain
State highway crews were called out Sunday to Route 35 east of Old Town Creek bridge when several tons of earth slid onto the highway. Warning lanterns were set Sunday night as workers cleared the slide the following day.
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Logan
State Highway Department
U. S. Route 35
Old Town Creek
Panhandlers Ordered Out Of Town By Police
Six itinerants once panhandling in the city were jailed Monday night and today given orders to leave and not return. Police indicate a broader effort to end street begging.
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Logan
Fire Warden Warns of Perils in Brush Burning
Logan farmers urged to follow brush fire rules as season nears. Fire permits required before burning and deputies are authorized to issue permits across county areas to prevent fires spreading into woodlands.
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Logan
Lew Jones
Ash Cave
S. A. Reichley
Old Man's Cave
Kenneth Byers
Cantwell Cliffs
L. T. Worley
Rockhouse
Rodney B. Harwood
Howard H. Peck
Camp Hocking
Charles F. Davis
Benton
Virgil Moore
Fort Vorhees
Sugar Grove
Theodore Dupler
Rockbridge
Harry Tripp
William H.hansel
Samuel Strawn
Falls
W. H. Mowrey
George Primmer
H. F. Zimmerman
Washington
Charles J. Wright
Chareles Carpenter
Marion
Stacy Carpenter
Henry Brown
J. J. Edgar
Good Hope
Merrill Armstrong
William Friend
John Kane
Edward Young
E. C. Thompson
Perry
Marion Johnson
Leslie Lehman
Merton Lehman
Lewis Stahr
George Krischbaum
W. B. Ziegler
Laurel
Scarlet fever cases rise in Logan with two new victims
West Logan reports two new scarlet fever cases to Health Commissioner W. B. Lacock. Among the affected is 7 year old Retha Brewer, daughter of Frank Brewer and John Yates, the latest victim in the outbreak.
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Logan
West Logan
W. B. Lacock
Retha Brewer
Frank Brewer
John Yates
Girl Receives Honor from National Society
Logan Marjorie Hartley, Roosevelt High senior in Dayton, was among 12 chosen for the National Honorary Society last week. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hartley and a former Logan High student who relocated to Dayton when her father took a postal service position there two years ago.
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Albert Zipperich
Harrisburg
Zipperich
Anna __ Eiselstein
James
Charles
Anna Lee
Middleport
Abe Eiselstein
Anna Heaton
Mutual
Heaton
Nell Roecher
Roecher
Cecil Kimes
Everett Hayes
Athens
M. L. Bahr
Will Bentz
Alfred
Darrell Cleland
Columbus
Hannah Cleland
Earl Hassell
Camden-Clark Hospital
Parkersburg
Logan
Marjorie Hartley
Roosevelt High
Dayton
Miss Hartley
Walter Hartley
Logan High School
Wind Blows Off Porch Roof in Logan Farm Home
During a Saturday wind storm the roof blew off the porch of the residence of C. W. Doll Matsch and his wife in Logan. The farm lies in Marion Township where they have been living this winter.
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Logan
C. W. Dollmatsch
Atha Returns to Fairmont After Logan Visit
Mrs Alfie Atha of Fairmont spent Friday to Sunday in Logan visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Meldrim and friends. She lived in this city until a year ago when she moved back to Fairmont to make her home.
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Logan
Alfie Atha
Fairmont
W. Va
Charles Meldrim
Atha
Illness Strikes Logan City Officials and Local Business
City Auditor Josephine Hansel missed Monday work due to influenza. Shoe store manager Mildred Collins also was out sick with the disease. Local offices note illness spread among officials and staff.
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Logan
Josephine Hansel
Mildred Collins
Baseball To Follow Basketball Season at Logan High
Intramural basketball continues at Logan High School while league play is finished. The next athletic focus, baseball, hinges on arranging a schedule. Baseball returned last spring after several years. coach Tommy Bender, a former college star, is noted for his power hitting as many Junior League participants from the previous year become eligible.
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Logan
Logan High School
Tommy Bender
Dismissal at Local Unemployment Office Reported
Logan Frank G Brown manager at the unemployment compensation office was dismissed effective immediately. An out of county man arrived to take charge temporarily until a new appointment is made from the eligibility list. Russell Dupler joined as junior interviewer from civil service eligibles.
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Logan
Frank G. Brown
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Russell Dupler
Civil Service
Haydenville Youth Bound Over on Breaking and Entering Charge
Nelson Six, 18, Haydenville, was bound over to the grand jury by Magistrate S B Whitehart after pleading guilty to breaking and entering. Bond set at $500. He is alleged to have stolen household supplies valued at $5.
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Logan
Nelson Six
Haydenville
S. B. Whitehart
Stanso Quinolax Cold Tablets Promote Guaranteed Remedy
An advertisement for Stanso Quinolax Cold Tablets in chocolate color from Stansbury UKUG OU, Middleport Ohio, claims the product is a complete reliable cold remedy and guaranteed. It urges readers to try and be convinced and notes availability from all dealers.
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Stanso
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