Logan Chamber of Commerce Drives for 100 New Members
The Logan Chamber of Commerce launches a membership drive from March 18 to 2 to add at least 100 new members. President Barton A Hall chairs the effort with Josef Brasheres leading the campaign committee as civic duty and community need are cited.
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Logan Chamber of Commerce
Logan
Barton A. Hall
Josef Pbrashares
Chamber of Commerce
Brasheres
Hie
Fuet
Ascintin Ite
Haydenville Choir Attends Buchtel Service
Haydenville Twenty members of the Haydenville M B Church Choir attended services at Buchtel Sunday night and presented a program. The group sang a piece titled March On, with readings by Mrs Homer Carter and Mrs Vern Febinett, and musical interludes by Jean Achauer Virginia Martin and Helen Lightfoot. Pastor C Nutter led both churches and Mrs Henry Olinger hosted a birthday dinner for her mother. Mary McFadden and Madge Reviess were among those present.
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Haydenville
Henry Olinger
Mere
Mary McFadden
Mary Fisher
Madge Reviess
Leave Cars at Home to Ease Matin Street Traffic
Police Chief Lew Reynolds asks business men to leave automobiles at home this Saturday to free parking spaces for shoppers and relieve congestion on Matin Street. The appeal targets local merchants to reduce vehicle use and improve street flow.
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Tlowgan
Matin Street
Lew Reynolds
Logan School Board Buys Land to Widen Athletic Field
Eight city lots immediately north of Logan High School’s athletics field were bought by the Logan Board of Education from the Logan Home and Savings Association. The purchase, not priced publicly, expands the board’s holdings to Jenni son Avenue and aims to enable football lighting and a future baseball diamond. A PWA project will add lights, finish the diamond, remove wooden bleachers, and build concrete stands on the field’s south side. Junior baseball has been played there for six years.
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Largan
Logan High School
City Board of Education
Logan Home and Savings Association
Laat
Aaenciation
Jennison Avenue
PWA
Land to be purchased for federal waste land reclamation
Lagan area in Hocking County, including Falls Gore Green and Starr townships, is marked for federal purchase under a waste and submarginal land program. Surveys will begin within two weeks per Ath one tion forestry HQ information to the Logan Chamber of Commerce. Final rites held for Hannah L Kittemilier 47 at Harden Company chapel. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Rev W N Shank officiated. No near relatives.
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Hocking County
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Athone
Harden Company
Hannah L. Kittemilier
Jne Kittemilier
Athens State Hospital
W. N. Shank
Oak Grove
Zeigler Plans Summer Work Across Camps
Logan W. Zeigler, local naturalist, will spend the summer at 4-H Club camps in multiple states. He has bookings for four weeks at Jamestown Virginia from June 28 to July 8, with a return week in August. Additional Virginia dates include Cape Henry and Hampden Sydney College. Kentucky assignments cover Lexington and Hartford, with several Ohio engagements already booked. Illinois and Iowa trips are in negotiation.
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Logan
W. Zeigler
Jamestown Va
Cape Henry
Hampden Sidney College
Virginia
Kentucky
Lexington
Hartford
Illinois
Iowa
Ill in Logan aided by Redenwald charities report
Lawan among the ill in Logan to Charities Redenwald. Godman company employee confined to bed two weeks after a heart attack, reported somewhat improved. Mrs. Raymond Riery taken to Columbus hospital for observation before operation. Her husband Clem Krieg, a Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad conductor, reports him seriously ill at home. haydenville Bible Student Sunday School meets with Vern Robinett. twenty-one members attend. Mrs. Tom Riddlebarger and son Wilbur visit Mrs. John Matheny in Grant Hospital. Matheny's condition unchanged. King Daughters class to meet with Mrs. Harry Swaim. Standard Bearer Society meets with Dorothy Campbell.
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Lawan
Logan
Redenwald
Godman Company
Raymond Riery
Columbus
Clem Krieg
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Haydenville
Bunday School
Cinse
Vern Robinett
Tom Riddlebarger
Wilbur
Lioyd Matheny
John Matheny
Grant Hospital
Matheny
King Daughters
Harry Swaim
Dorothy Campbell
Mattress Factory Under Inspection in Logan
Miss Hannah J. Proteman of Columbus inspected the Logan mattress factory on Wednesday. She said the plant is one of the best in the state and has been idle due to material shortages. Officials expect reopening once new shipments arrive.
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Logan
Logan Mattress
Hannah J. Proteman
Columbus
Ryan Takes Up Work in Logan After Appointment
Samuel Ryan was named work division director and began duties the next day replacing W B Vick in Hocking and Pickaway Counties. He previously led similar work in Warren. World Prayer Week observance set for 7 pm Friday at United Brethren Church with Presbyterian and Methodist churches joining. Mrs K E Godfrey to lead program. C R Wood, sought by Harvard Kentucky officers on a non support charge, was found on Pike Run by Sheriff Joe Farbearn and Deputy Netlis Smith and is in custody.
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Logan
Samuel Ryan
Airector
Ryan
W. BR. Vick
Hocking
Pickaway
Warren
Tsion
United Brethren Church
KE. M. Godfrey
County Tournament Draws Strong Finances and Growth
The Hocking County tournament sold 1 004 single admissions and 141 season tickets, managed by H Dillon at Rockbridge. Total receipts reached 11 640.40 with 256. F expenses, leaving 8280.74 for six participating schools. each received 48.79, higher than 1934 shares.
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Hocking
H. Dillon
Rockbridge
Athens Receives Share in Milk Fee Disbursement
The Ohio Milk Marketing Commission distributed 10 54445 to 197 state health departments as their share of 1984 milk license fees. Athens health department got 41.20 dollars. Ten percent goes to the division of foods and dairies. 70 percent to the state general fund. Vernie Kamper filed for divorce from Harold Champer in Gallia County on grounds of gross neglect of duty. They married in 1831 and have no children. He works at Tabit Broom Factory.
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Columbbus
Umthe
Ohin Milk Marketing Commission
Athens
Division of Foods and Dairies
Department of Agriculture
State General Fund
Gallipolis Vernie Kamper Hee
Harold Champer
Tabit
Case review overruled in Perry County clerk election dispute
A motion to dismiss the Perry County clerk of courts election petition was overruled by the Court of Appeals as briefs proceed. William Davi e of New Straitsville appealed a common pleas ruling that Ned Watts of Crooksville won the clerkship by seven votes amid fraud concerns. Logan reports baby bonds inquiries. $1700 in sales since March 1 at the local post office.
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New Lexington
Perry County
Ned Watts
Crooksville
David
Logan
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Coyner
Cleveland
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E. Main
AY Robson Old GiRy
RKO Radio Laa
Logan School Board
U. S. Purchase
Ward Township
Starr Township
Zeigler
Hiness
Haydenville Briefs
Pidegrave
Musgrave
Eugene Robinson
Barbara Sue
Clara Robinson
Fileworth Dean
Lagan
Charles Rose
Cherrington Hospital
Laurelville
Robert White
Miller's Meat Market
State Dial
Wilson
Zenner's Men's Shop
Grays
Zenner
Mr. M
Poll Parrot Shoes
Daf Zenner
Ford Ied
Coats
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