Dayton pastors lead United Brethren and Lutheran services
The unified 9 a.m. service at United Brethren Church features Rev. S. G. Zigler of Dayton as speaker and a 7 p.m. showing of foreign mission films. Morning worship at St. Matthew Lutheran Church at 10 a.m. has Rev. Amos L. Heyde preaching. Lenten service follows Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Sugar Grove church with Rev. Glaser delivering the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glaser
Sugar Grove
Heyde
St. John Church
Laurel Township
C. W. Graham
Methodist Church
United Choir
Allen Adams
Allen Adams Will Sing. For the Evening Subject, Rev. Graham
Logan H H Sands Joins Unemployment Commission Office
H H Sands begins duties as head of the Unemployment Compensation Commission in Logan. He taught in city schools since 1934, led Haydenville schools before pupils moved to Logan, and served in World War II with Co H 332 Infantry. Miss Ben Ross will fill his junior high position for the remainder of the term.
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Logan
H. H. Sands
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Haydenville
Sands
Athens County
Co. H. 332 Infantry
Co. H. Association
Ben Ross
Carbon Hill
May Go to Annapolis Shriner Receives Preliminary Examination Notice
Logan W wallace Shriner of North Street was notified Wednesday to report to Athens for a preliminary examination for Annapolis entrance. The notice came from Senator Robert A Taft. Shriner is a Logan High School graduate and son of Mr and Mrs Judson Shriner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Wallace Shriner
North St
Athens
Annapolis
Robert A. Taft
Shriner
Judson Shriner
Logan High School
Logan Social Notes Highlight Local Transfers and Events
Kathleen McGonagle transfers to Newark Power Co after years in Logan. Brother George McGonagle takes her Logan post. Alfred Carpenter travels to Lakewood Florida with parents from Athens celebrating fiftieth wedding anniversary. A Columbus hospital birth announced for Prosecuting Attorney Lappen family. Community clubs host gatherings with book reviews and Saint Patrick themes. Betty Hay and Hayes Robert Pritchard wed with Cheshier as attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen McGonagle
Ohio Power Co
Newark
George McGonagle
Hammon Bros. Grocery
Alfred Carpenter
Lakewood
Fla
S. S. Carpenter
Athens
Florida
Dinner party for Logan residents hosts guests
Mrs. Guy Loomis of Route 56 near Logan entertained at dinner Thursday for guests Mrs. Judson Shriner, Mrs. Ben Humphrey, Mrs. William Maffin and Mrs. Carl Anderson.
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Guy Loomis
Route 56
Logan
Judson Shriner
Ben Humphrey
William Maffin
Carl Anderson
Mrs Wallace Guests Dine At Mrs Myers Home
Mrs John Wallace of Glouster visited here from Tuesday to Thursday. Mrs Edward Myers entertained a group of friends Wednesday evening for dinner with covers laid for several ladies. The evening was spent socially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Yontz
P K
Mound St
Edgar Paul
Vern Bowen
Russell Berlin
John Wallace
Glouster
Edward Myers
Charles Brehm
Oragaw
Meredith Gano
James Cremean
Ralph Starcher
Abbie Collins
Wallace
Sewing club gathering at Mrs. Kirk's on North Wood Street
Mrs. Howard Kirk hosted a sewing club at her home on North Wood Street Wednesday evening with needlework and a late lunch. Guests included Mrs. Walter Haas and members Mrs. Fred Burchfield Mrs. James Winters Mrs. James Rutgers Mrs. Charles Rauch Mrs. Walter Leonard and Mrs. Harold Saxton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Kirk
N. Wood St
Walter Haas
Fred Burchfield
James Winters
James Rutgers
Charles Rauch
Walter Leonard
Harold Saxton
Postons Attend Ohio State Play Night Must Fall
Mr and Mrs Emerson Poston and Miss Alice Genevieve Poston attended Night Must Fall at the Little Theater Derby Hall Ohio State University. The performance was by students of the dramatic school directed by Don Poston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Poston
Alice Genevieve Poston
Columbus
Little Theater
Derby Hall
Ohio State University
Dramatic School
Don Poston
Poston
Decrease Reported in Delinquent Land List
Delinquent land list in Logan shows a material decrease as residents pay arrearages at Treasurer Robert N. White s office. Some transfers of title were not recorded, leaving owners unaware of tax charges. Publication aims to remove much property from the list without further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Robert N. White
Tax books extended to March 15 in Logan County
Logan-Hocking County tax books will stay open until March 15 as announced by Treasurer Robert N. White. The extension will be final, and the treasurer will keep the office open Saturday afternoon for taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allens County
Ohio
E. S. Stanley
W. R. Cable
Mary E. Rich
Pearl E. Rutkoskie
George A. Ru
Clyde Harper
George H. Harper
Frank L. Thomas
George Elson Wyatt
Millie Sisson
Alva F. Sisson
Drusilla Chrisman
Drusilla Jane
Raymond D. Gladding
Goldie McManaway Russell
Robert
Betty L. McManaway
George W. Badwell
Clarence E. Badwell
John Joseph Rettemyer
Edward Rettemyer
Edward Rittenmeir
Pearl D. Koker
Sarah A. Koker
Logan — Hocking County
Robert N. White
White
No New Scarlet Fever Cases Reported in Logan
Logan health commissioner W B Lacock reported no new scarlet fever cases on Thursday as many pupils were extra absent with colds and influenza. Only two cases remain under quarantine and no school action will be taken unless more cases develop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
West Logan
W. B. Lacock
Laurel District Board to Tender Teacher Contracts in May
Laurel District Board of Education has decided on teacher placements for the coming school years and will hold a May meeting to tender contracts. All current faculty will be retained including Kay Blosser principal Velva Brashares Thomas Rose Mary Ruth Krinn Bert Davis and Ruth Kreachbaum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Laurel District Board of Education
Kay Blosser
Velva Brashares
Thomas Rose
Mary Ruth Krinn
Delbert Davis
Ruth Kreachbaum
Logan Cars Stolen and One Found Wrecked
Police reported two stolen cars Thursday night in Logan. One, owned by W. and H. Chevrolet Sales, was found wrecked in Nelsonville after being taken from in front of the W. Second St. sales room. The other, belonging to Henderson Wolfe, was stolen from his Front St. residence about 8:15 P.M. and later found abandoned undamaged on Front St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
H. Chevrolet
Nelsonville
W. Second St
Lew Reynolds
Henderson Wolfe
Front St
Funeral for Frank P. Starcher Led by Rev. Cecil H. Jones
The Rev. Cecil H. Jones will lead funeral services for Frank P. Starcher of North St. who died at his home Thursday. Services are at 3 p.m. Saturday at the residence with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Cecil H. Jones
Frank P. Starcher
North St
Oak Grove Cemetery
Logan and Ohio Railroad Feeds Ore to Wells Stone Furnaces
The Logan C and O Railroad runs a local freight to Wellston on the River Division this week. The daily ore train services furnaces in the area with regular trips this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—C. and O. Railroad
Wellston
High School Star Player Dies of Flu
Logan Laurelville mourns for 17 year old Junior Drumm, Laurelville High senior and basketball star, who died at Circleville Hospital after two weeks of flu complications. He earned an honorary spot on the county tournament team despite illness. He leaves his parents and two sisters. A second death at Circleville Hospital that night was Selma Armstrong, 20, daughter of Clifford and Mrs Armstrong, victim of pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—High School
Laurelville
Circleville Hospital
Junior Drumm
Denver Drumm
Laurelville High School
Selma Armstrong
Clifford Armstrong
Rabid Dog Killed in Benton Township Quarantine Area
A second rabid dog was killed in Benton Township on Thursday after being found near Hue. The animal traveled into the township and was shot by a road worker. No human or animal bites were reported and the quarantine area remains in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton Township
Logan
W. F. Smith
Hue
Licensed To Marry Logan Marriage Licenses This Week
Marriage licenses issued include Hayes Robert Pritchard 30 clerk Logan son of Larkin and Mrs Pritchard and Elizabeth Cameron Hay 25 at home Logan. Another went to Floyd C Bodkins 29 mechanic Glouc ster son of Delbert Bodkins and La Verne Bickley 24 domestic Murray City daughter of Enoch Bickley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hayes Robert Pritchard
Larkin Pritchard
Elizabeth Cameron Hay
Floyd C. Bodkins
Glouster
Delbert Bodkins
la Verne Bickley
Murray City
Enoch Bickley
Poreh Under Construction At Ernest Rutter Home
A new poreh is under construction at the residence of Ernest Rutter in West Logan, indicating ongoing local building activity near his property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ernest Rutter
West Logan
Logan Pupils Set for Southeast Ohio Music Contest
Logan schools will compete in the Southeast Ohio District grade music contest in Nelsonville on Saturday March 18. Five solo entries and seven ensembles from sixth to ninth grades will participate. Soloists include Dick Buntz Jerry Hammon Marie Boyle Dorothy Poling and Eileen Rutherford. James Horwell will accompany the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Sewing Club Holds Quilting Session
Logan Thursday Sewing Club members gathered at the home of Mrs. Dan Rheinscheld Union Furnace for an all day quilting session A potluck dinner was served at noon Attendees included Mrs John Funk Mrs Fred Keller Mrs Homer Alien Mrs Harold Klinger Mrs Roy Scott and daughter Patty Mrs Joe Funk and daughter Betty and son John Mrs Walter Campbell Mrs Ralph Rheinscheld Mrs Charles Salts Mrs Andrew Rheinscheld Mrs Pearl Duffee Mrs Murray Phillips Mrs Ellsworth Rheinscheid daughter Elizabeth and son Danny Mrs Clarence Skinner and daughter Jean Ann and son Keith and Miss Hortense Cox
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Rheinscheld
Pearl Duffee
Murray Phillips
Ellsworth Rheinscheid
Elizabeth
Danny
Clarence Skinner
Jean Ann
Keith
Hortense Cox
Farm Women Meet at Schorr Home in Washington Township
Twenty farm women gathered at Mrs. L. W. Schorr’s home in Washington Township for an all day meeting led by Ruth Stone extension agent. A potluck noon dinner was served. Stone plans to finish her series at Mrs. Forest O. Wolf’s in Perry Township today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
L. W. Schorr
Washington Township
Ruth Stone
Miss Stone
Forest O. Wolf
Perry Township
Sawmill Owner Keeps Plant at One Site for a Decade
Edward Springer of Benna Vista has not moved his mill in 10 years. Neighbors bring logs to his site for sawing, while others relocate mills to different locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Edward Springer
Benna Vista
Sheep Shearers of Perry Area Active
Logan Perry Township reports active sheep shearing with John Kane using a power shearer capable of 1200 to 1500 sheep per season while Isaac Arter relies on hand methods handling only a few hundred. Arter resists adopting the newfangled wool removal technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Perry Township
John Kane
Isaac Arter
Kane
Arter
Transfer of Driver's Permit Bureau Moves to Huls Office
Logan drivers permit bureau was moved Wednesday from the Chamber of Commerce to the office of Fred E. Huls deputy registrar who has handled license plates since they went on sale March 1. New plates may be placed on cars today with office hours extended until 9 o'clock Saturday evening for motorists' convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Chamber of Commerce
Fred E. Huls
Huls
Gibisonville High sets May 16 for graduation
Logan announces Gibisonville High School commencement for May 16 with nine graduates. Kay Blosser principal confirms the date and Rev. Donald H. Tippett of Bexley will serve as speaker. Senior class play occurs in the first week of May along with other commencement activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Gibisonville High School
Kay Blosser
Donald H. Tippett
Bexley
Mrs Willard Leffler Admitted After Major Surgery
Mrs Chauncey Leffler of Logan was admitted to Cherrington Hospital for a major operation Thursday. Mrs Hubert Baker of Logan underwent a minor operation at the same hospital on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Willard Leffler
Chauncey
Cherrington Hospital
Hubert Baker
Judge Studies Case On Right Of Way At Circleville
Judge Phil Henderson studies the Crites Oil Co versus Ralston Peruna Co case on a right of way question at Circleville, presiding by special assignment. The trial reveals many technical phases the court must determine.
County counts 2335 dog licenses as rabies prompts action
Logan officials report 2335 dog licenses filed at the county auditor's office as dog warden Howard Brooks tours the county checking delinquent owners and caring for stray animals after rabies cases in three districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Howard Brooks
County School Band Rehearses for Contest
Rehearsals for the county high school band begin Sunday March 19 in Murray City for the County Instrumental Music Festival at Union Furnace on April 28. Bands from Rockbridge Murray City Carbon Hill and Union Furnace will participate with directors James Horwell Harold Aspenwall Melvin Harbarger in charge. Mr and Mrs Len Brown Forest ill with influenza after visiting Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Murray City
Union Furnace
Rockbridge
Carbon Hill
James Horwell
Harold Aspenwall
Melvin Harbarger
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Dayton
U. B. Service
Capitola
Edwin 8S. McAfee
Harvey Kasler
Francis LD. White
Francis D. White
Hubert Lappen
Katherine Barton
Adelphi
Charles Lappen
Howard Keck
William Miller
Carl Harsh
Erwin Matheny
Bleck Mowery
Tom Goslin
Emma Hall
Nellie Frasch
Mary
Mildred Strubie
Alice Frasch
Helen Pleukharp
Harley Gooding
Among Ourselves
Gooding
Midland Place
Roy Crawford
Merritt Wonn
Anne Lindbergh
Wonn
William Wetherill
John Allen
St. Patrick’s
Home Makers Club
Willard Lyke
Newell Grooms
George van Fossen
Paul Shaw
Elmer Risch
Joe White
Grooms
Lyke
van Fossen
John Kelch
Pritchard-Hay
Betty Hay
Cecil Harding Jones
George H. Cheshier
Miss Hay
Toronto
Canada
Mon Cook
Cook
Pritchard
P-K
Sewing
Garnet Sheets
von Born Society
Sigma Phi Gamma
George Gribble
Earl Sheets
Tom Bownes
Sheldon Cox
Irma Powers
Laurel
Sewing Club
Clover Farm
Sheep Shearers
Perry
Transfer Driver's Permit Bureau
Logan Hospital
Paris
Zenners
J. R. Goldberg
Shapiro
Worstell Bldg
Zenner’s Dept
Kroger’s
Radio City
Rockettes
Len Brown
Forest
Harry J. Stevenson
Mr. Brown
Stevenson
Liccerr & MyErs Tosacco Co
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