Popularity Vote Is Started Here at Logan High
Nominations for four titles in the Logan High School popularity contest were made Friday morning under the Aerial Staff. Four pupils in each division with the highest votes become nominees, with last year’s first winners not announced until the Aerial’s year-end issue. Nominees include Miss Joan High School Setty Hack Walsh Betty Mack twin sisters and several others for best looking, spirit, athletics, and wit categories.
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Logan
Logan High School
Jogan High School
Setty Hac
Helen Oie
Peggy Hack
Jane Walsh
Betty
Perry Mack
Unusual Shrikes Reported In Arion Township
Logan March 9 C W Zeigler an arion Township teacher who studies birds reports finding Great Northern Shrike and Logger Head Shrike in the district this year. He notes the mild winter may bring birds here and describes trapping method baiting a wl trap and the shrike impaling prey on thorn to eat.
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Arion Township
Logan
C. W. Zeigler
Arion
Zeigler
New York
Logan High plans operetta The Lucky Jade
Preparations continue for Logan High School operetta The Lucky Jade to be presented with principal cast including Wendel Emerick Kleinschmidt Carl Shepard Peters Ralph Arnold John Schmidt Rhyn Wright Gail Mooney Joanne Hull Len Ome and a supporting chorus.
Clarence Schempp Hosts Vera Blinn Chapter Meeting
Clarence Schempp presided as president with Mrs Hutch and Mrs Achauer assisting at her home. Officers were elected but names withheld. Hostesses led the lesson study with Mrs Hammer and Miss Walters among guests.
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Clarence Schempp
de Vera Blinn Chapter
Sses
James Hutch
Charles Achauer
S Rees
Porter Heinlein
Irene Sater
Harriet
Ters
Hammer
Ora
Tliss Walters
Smelt Run Opens on Michigan River as Fish Move Upstream
In Jordan Michigan on March 7 the first smelt run of the year begins with fish moving up the river. Schools are said to follow the approaching spawn as crowds observe the seasonal surge.
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T Jordan
Mich
Michigan
River Force
Right for Stomach Distress Relief with Magnesia
After eating distress and bloating, Bi ted Magnesia offers quick neutralizing relief. A small package or powder form, available at K’s Cut Rate Store, costs little and lasts. This saturated Magnesia product aids the stomach and does not act as a laxative.
Preparations Underway for Logan High Baseball Field Relocation
Logan March 9 Preparations are underway for baseball at Logan High School with the diamond moved north of the athletic field away from the cinder path. Workmen cut trees near the field and the Board of Education added land north of Mee Field to enlarge the area for multiple sports. The infield will be positioned to protect turf on the gridiron, and practice will begin when weather allows.
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Logan
George E. Carr
Logan High School
Board of Education
Marcus Ricketts Returns From South America Visit
Logan residents learn their son Marcus Ricketts, two years in government service at Buenos Aires, has arrived in New York then plans a Logan visit before returning to Washington. He earned a three month vacation for not taking furlough. Also notes J E Seel and John Coakley back home after hospital stays with improved conditions.
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Logan
Edwin D. Ricketts
New York
Marcus
Buenos Aires
South America
Young Ricketts
Washington
Ogan
J. E. Seel
McArthur
Cherrington Hospital
John Coakley
Nelsonville
Marriages Listed In Local Notices
Robert C. Mount 21 laborer Haydenville son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Mount and Florence Louise North 18 at home Nelsonville Rt No 4 daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles North were married by Magistrate J P Miller John Goldsberry 34 farmer Dawel and Orpha Smith 36 at home Logan were married by Rev James R Fields Worl F Later 25 laborer Lancaster son of Mr and Mrs George later and Mabel Johnson 25 at home Logan daughter of Mr and Mrs Clinton Johnson were married.
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Robert C. Mount
Haydenville
Samuel Mount
Florence Louise North
Nelsonville
Rt. No. 4
Charles North
J. P. Miller
John Goldsberry
Dawel
Orpha Smith
Logan
James R. Fields
Worl F
Lancaster
George Later
Mabel Johnson
Clinton Johnson
Suits Filed Over Theater Salaries in Logan
James Anthony Cook and Albert Blick sue Trustees of the Knights of Pythias Lodge in Common Pleas Court for overdue salaries from Ruble Theater operations. Cook claims $175.60 for June 3, 1980 to January 10, 1931. Blick seeks $175.00 for 99 days of work at a daily rate.
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LOGAN
Common Pleas Court
James Anthony Cook
Albert Blick
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Ruble
Cook
Elick
Property Sold at Sheriff Sale in Logan and Good Hope
Two parcels changed hands in a sheriff sale at the courthouse after noon. A Good Hope Township farm sold for 100 to J. B. Stuart and Cliff Wharton of Rockbridge, while the J. W. Walsmith residence on East Hunter Street brought 3300 with bids from the Logan Home Savings Association. Logan is also a center of bowling as Judy Grocers leads a Friday league night with three wins and a season best 116 by James Monaugur. Seven Logan High School debaters were honored at assembly for their work under coach Kenneth Coulter.
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Logan
Judy Grocers
Swonger
James
Chillicothe
Pines
Menard CL. Teoton
Wellman Boot Shop
TSG
Logan High School
Kenneth Coulter
Kathleen McGonagle
Margaret Ringhiser
Alice G. Poston
Loren Peters
Charlies Pettit
Ralph Arnold
William Bowen
Second Term Started by Athens County Auditor
J Clyde Edmundson, reelected Athens County auditor in November, began his second four year term today with the task of recording a new appraisal of property for the six year period to follow. He notes no tax rate increase will be imposed this year. Delinquent taxes reached a county record of 364000. No personnel changes are expected.
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J. Clyde Edmundson
Athens County
Edmundson
New Comfort for Those Who Wear FALSE TEETH
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Apple Sir Out of Job Pastor Opens Sidewalk Stand
A New York pastor who lost his job now runs a sidewalk fruit stand. He markets fresh apples and other produce to passersby, citing faith and perseverance as keys to starting anew. Community members cheer his renewed purpose and local generosity.
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New York
Sidewalk Fruit Stand
Elliot White
Grace Church
William T. Manning
Auditor’s Office Announces Staff Continuity
In a statement from the auditor’s office, Harvey Sage remains first deputy auditor and J A Jones heads tax duplicates as before. L W Russell continues as bookkeeper and Elizabeth Hackman stays on as clerk.
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Edmundson
Harvey Sage
J. A. Jones
L. W. Russell
Elizabeth Hackman
Mayor Urges Athens Residents To Confine Animals
Mayor Robert 8 Wood asks Athens residents to keep chickens and other animals on their property during spring planting. With gardens and flower plots planned, loose animals could ruin much of the work.
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Robert 8. Wood
Athens
Public Forum on City Jail Board Rates
Public forum discusses city jail board prices for prisoners. Athene Messenger notes the Legislature sets maximums for county and city jails, 75 cents per day for county meals and 40 cents for city jail board, with actual costs guiding changes. County commissioners know costs. city councils know provisioning costs.
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Athene Messenger
Prices and fairness in local rate debates and history notes
A letter emphasizes keeping maximum prices fair for all, urging trust in local councilors and county officials to restrain rates. It recalls debates on price controls and records a discussion of civic responsibility and public trust. The piece also shares a travelogue praising historic sites from Lexington to Yorktown and beyond.
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Whita Shu
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How To Get Relief From Catarrh
An old home remedy suggests buying Parmint double strength and mixing one ounce with four pints of hot water and sugar to drink by the tablespoonful four times daily. It claims quick relief from head noises clogged nostrils and mucus drainage, with easy breathing and pleasant taste.
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Ady
Travel Route Through Historic Battlefield Monuments
In a 1991 Athena letter, C. W. Super outlines a circuit from Philadelphia to Monndeville and Martetta then Pittsburgh, noting monuments at Monnoel and the outskirts, Braddock’s site and battlefield routes to Gettysburg, with river motor trips to Cincinnati and motor roads to Braddock. He offers fifty dollars to anyone who follows the route and covers own expenses.
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Getoys
Braddock
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Martetta
Monndeville
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