Honor Roll at JHS Released Fourth Period
Logan records show 111 students made the honor roll for the fourth six weeks at Junior High School. Howard E. Kirk, principal, released lists by grade featuring dozens of eighth and seventh graders and many ninth graders with multiple names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard E. Kirk
Helen Allen
Jean Amerine
Dorothy Boyle
Bette Brown
Betty Brown
Cleo Campbell
Eldon Carr
Connie Cline
Jane Dollmatsch
Jean Ebbers
Albert Blick
Paul Fickel
Dorothy Foster
Betty Heine
Curtis Henderson
June Hickman
Virginia Johnson
Maxine Lemon
Mar! Lent
Betty Liff
Betty Marquard
Violet McWilliams
Jonas Morris
Margaret Morley
Thelma Mowery
Fred Rose
Paul Sanderson
Betty Scholl
Dorothy Wardwell
Sean Weltner
Anniea Woltz
Betty Zeigler
Eleanor Anthony
Kathryn Brooker
Goldie Brooks
Jack Brown
Billie Bryan
Thelma Clark
Mary A. Coleman
Ruth Cooper
Helen Fickel
Ethel Goss
Ferne Goss
Mary Goss
Thelma Green
Margaret Harrison
Paul Henderson
Esther
Barton A Holl to seek Congress in 11th District
Barton A Holl of Logan announces his candidacy to succeed Mel G Underwood in the 11th District. Holl, 44, a World War I veteran, has led regional industry efforts and served in the American Legion while active in Democratic politics for two decades.
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Logan
Barton A. Holl
Mel G. Underwood
Fairfield
Mocking
Pickaway
Perry
Ross
Hall
Hocking Valley
American Legion
Logan Post
WPA Workmen Injured In Automobile Wreck
Two WPA laborers were injured when a car carrying WPA workers overturns on Zanesville Avenue in Logan Wednesday morning. John Thompson, driver, and Mike Krumlauf suffered cuts and bruises. Krumlauf also had a shoulder injury. Mrs Amos Dicken and three other WPA workers escaped with minor bruises. Also note Rev R C Babylon returned to Logan after visiting relatives in Covington Ohio and marked his birthday with a family dinner.
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Logan
Zanesville Ave
Amos Dicken
Dicken
John Thompson
Thompson
Mike Krumlauf
Krumlauf
R. C. Babylon
Anna Babyson
Covington
Ohio
Logan social notes recount club meetings and visits
Logan residents hosted and attended several literary and social gatherings. Misa Monica Acker and Miss Louise Strentz led a book discussion at the Nelsonville home, with new members Bertha Machener and Mrs Carl Schroeder present. Other events included a Junior High ballroom dance class, the Among Ourselves luncheon in Columbus, and the Ladies Aid meeting at the Methodist Church with readings and poems.
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Misa Monica Acker
Logan
Nelsonville
Mary
Joe Gabriel
Homer Gabriel
Ferne Abbott
Pauline Heine
Elizabeth Smith
Shirley Mooney
Phyllis Leonard
Rosanna Jones
Ruth Lever
Dale Engle
Billy Wolfe
Lawrence Adcock
Vance Stewart
Ralph Nash
Alfred Gilmore
Methodist Church
Sam Jones
Boy Scouts Prep Tenderfoot Tests in Troop 99
Older members from 1998 guide newer Scouts through tenderfoot testing. Members who have passed include George Blosser Ralph Moorehead Jack Moorehead Charles Starcher James Huffman Don Lanning Charles Brooks and Carl Schmitter. Those who passed are Joe Mason Jack Roberts Homer Mason Harold Dawley and Marcus Lohr. Others seeking tenderfoot requirements are Harry Struble Billy Robb Harold Brim ner Kenneth Dawley Washington Bowers Jack Brown Jack Newman and Bill Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Brimner
Kenneth Dawley
Washington Bowers
Jack Brown
Jack Newman
Bill Miller
Logan District Sees Two New Entries in County Races
Logan area candidates entered the county contests on Wednesday while a third is expected to announce. Walter Jurgensmier launched a Democratic bid for treasurer, and Herman F. Bratton joined the recorder race. Dart O. Sparnon would not seek reelection as recorder. Judson J. Johnson withdrew from clerk of courts race. Petitions also filed for treasurer William R. Cherry Republican, commissioner J. M. Conkle Democrat, prosecutor Gerald W. Lanning Republican, coroner Vance Brian Democrat, representative Harry H. Wright Democrat, and Congress hopeful Harry B. Welch Democrat from Rockbridge announced filing for Congress with the Ross County Board of Elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Walter Jurgensmier
Herman F. Bratton
Recorder
Dart O. Sparnon
Judson J. Johnson
Benton
William R. Cherry
J. M. Conkle
Gerald W. Lanning
Vance Brian
Harry H. Wright
General Assembly
Harry B. Welch
Rockbridge
Congress
Ross County Board of Election
Minstrel Program Set For Logan Legion Show
Logan Post of the American Legion prepares its annual minstrel at Chakeres Logan Theater this Friday and Saturday. Merle Weymueller manages. L P Mooney directs. the Kessler family contributes three members. Featured soloists include Herbert Streifler Walter Prather Bob Jurgensmier and Hal Phelps. End men are Kenneth Frazier Harry Sweazy Roy Thompson Far Shaw Merl Kimball and Dukes Weymueller with C Wood Bowen as interlocutor. Prather directs the music and Mrs Prather is pianist. Fishing licenses are sought by George Bright and James Miller after favorable weather. They plan to begin angling soon.
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Logan
Logan Post
The
American Legion
Chakeres Logan Theater
Merle Weymueller
L. P. Mooney
Lawrence Kessler
Herbert Streifler
Walter Prather
Bob Jurgensmier
Hal Phelps
Kenneth Frazier
Harry Sweazy
Roy Thompson
Far Shaw
Merl Kimball
Dukes Weymueller
C. Wood Bowen
Frazier
Sweazy
Thompson
Prather
George Bright
James Miller
Logan Garden Club Meeting Planned at Probate Court
Arrangements are being made for a Logan Garden Club meeting in the probate courtroom at 2 PM on Wednesday March 18 to discuss organizing the club. Harry J. Stevenson has led the program efforts and hopes a Chillicothe club speaker will attend. Flower growers are urged to attend.
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Business and Professional Women's Club Tureday
Athena
Opal Wylie
Mary Connor
Emma Hall
Velva Brashares
Logan
Harry J. Stevenson
Chillicothe Club
Roller skating banned on Logan Main St sidewalks
Logan police issue order barring roller skating on Main Street sidewalks and in front of churches and funeral homes after multiple complaints.
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Logan
Main St
Its A Swell Number Frosted Buttons on Frock
Rhine stone studded numbers from one to seven serve as buttons on a black crepe spring frock worn by Pat Patterson film actress. Bodice treatment described as entirely new. Youthful Breton sailor hat made of cire straw completes the outfit.
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Pat Patterson
Cire
Pettit Rites Held at First Presbyterian Church
Funeral services for Attorney John C. Pettit were held Wednesday at the First Presbyterian Church with Rev. R. C. Babylon presiding. Mingo Lodge of Masons conducted Tuesday night rites at Leonard Funeral Home and members of the Hocking County Bar Association attended Wednesday services. The body lies in a crypt at Oak Grove Mausoleum.
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First Presbyterian Church
John C. Pettit
Columbus
R. C. Babylon
Leonard Funeral Home
Mingo Lodge of Masons
Hocking County Bar Association
Oak Grove Mausoleum
Take First Dip at Old Town Creek Breathing Cold
Pete Wolfe and Kenneth Wolfe of this city swam in Old Town Creek on Tuesday. They reported the water was plenty cold after taking their plunge in the inviting swimming hole.
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Pogan
Old Town Creek
Pete
Kenneth Wolfe
Hospital Notes From Logan and Court Plea
Logan area hospital notes report Miss Laura Shick admitted with influenza and Mrs C L Koons under treatment. Robert Rizer listed as fair after an appendectomy. Discharges include Mrs Myrtle Tennahill Alva Dougherty and Richard Rickabaugh. Effie Groves case dismissed while Willard Groves pled guilty to unstamped home brew, fined $25 and 20 days jail suspended.
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Logan
Laura Shick
Cherrington Hospital
C. L. Koons
Glouster
Robert Rizer
Nelsonville
Myrtle Tennahill
Alva Dougherty
Richard Rickabaugh
Camp Zaleski
Effie Groves
Rockbridge
Willard Groves
Harley M. Whitcraft
Logan High to Host County Scholarship Tests Saturday
County wide scholarship tests will be given at Logan High School at 9:30 Saturday morning March 28 according to Supt G E Carr who was named chairman of the committee Other members are Fred B Burchfield Logan H Dilion Rockbridge and Paul A Potts Laurelville The tests cover mathematics English social science science reading and language concepts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High School
G. E. Carr
Fred B. Burchfield
S.”. H. Dilion
Rockbridge
Paul A. Potts
Laurelville
Logan Melvin Manter Goes to Hawaii with Artillery Unit
Logan Melvin Manter, formerly of Logan, left Ft. Sam Houston Texas Wednesday for the Hawaiian Islands with a field artillery unit. He is Arnold Manter’s son. He enlisted ten months ago while visiting Texas. Before departure he had a fifteen day furlough spent with Mr and Mrs Bruse Leonard in Carrizo Springs Texas, Mrs Leonard his sister.
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Logan
Melvin Manter
Ft. Sam Huston
Tex
Hawaiian Islands
Arnold Manter
Texas
United States
Bruse Leonard
Carrizo Springs
Leonard
Burchfield Plans 1937 Logan High Basketball Schedule
Logan High under Fred Burchfield works on the 1937 schedule with games booked against Marietta Nelsonville Wellston Pomeroy Athens Middleport New Boston Jackson and Gallipolis. The Chieftains will face Southeastern Ohio League teams and plan a home and away series with Nelsonville with open dates filled by out of league opponents.
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LOGAN
Logan High
Fred Burchfield
The
Athletic Association
Marietta
Nelsonville
Wellston
Pomeroy
Athens
Middleport
New Boston
Jackson
Gallipolis
Chieftains
Southeastern Ohio League
Lumber Yard Fire at New Straitsville Causes 5000 Loss
Fire destroyed a lumber yard office and building in New Straitsville early Wednesday, with a $5000 estimated loss. A truck was saved and firemen kept flames from spreading to neighboring structures. Insurance coverage contributed to the loss estimate. Separately, Logan dealers report 17 new car sales in the first ten days of March and over 100 bills of sale, per Clerk Charles C. Achauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James R. King
New Straitaville
Charles C. Achauer
Cherry Blossom operetta at Logan High Auditorium
Logan High Glee Clubs present Cherry Blossom on Friday March 27 under Miss Minnie Louise Bowen. The Senior High School group performs in the auditorium with Bowen directing the musical event.
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LOGAN
Logan High
Minnie Louise Bowen
Talks on City Governments in Logan by Mayor
Mayor Fitzgerald addressed the Kiwanis Club on city government forms including manager and commission models. He urged selecting high quality council members and citizen involvement, noting cost differences between Logan and similar towns in executive offices and services.
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Logan
Fitzgerald
Kiwanis Club
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JHS
Underwood
U.S. Senate
Legion
New
Coe's
Corner State and Court
Entertains Book Club
Among Ourselves Club
White House
W. H. Hansel
Sidney Lanier
George Wonn
Lanier
Columbus Art Gallery
Hansel
H. G. Hansel
J. W. Woodard
W. WN. Shank
Harry Foster
Emma Westenhaver
Columblus
John F. Bond
FE. N. Campbell
Ralph Henry
James Bond
Capital
Glasgow Book
Ellen Glasgow
Kathryn Wright
Tourist Book Club
Margaret Soliday
Ladies Aid
Emma McLain
Cora Morgan
Jones
Laura McCormick
John Hudson
Morgan
Harry Reeves
Eugene Wright
Reeves
Hudson
Charles Brehm
W. S. Yaw
Mra
Jerry Hammon
Walter Frazee
Harry Thomas
Roy Butterfield
RB. F. Wade
Will Payne
Albert Iles
Anna Keller
Franklin Kerr Guild
Presbyterian Church
Harold Chambers
Ruth Heft
Mra Chambers
Carl Brown
Frank Harden
John McBroom
Rudolph Brandt
Harry Smith
Alfred Campbell
Heft
Arthur Wyatt
R. A. Henderson
Burchfield
Clinton Webb
Brown
Boy
Logan District
Jurgensmier
Bratton
RINSO
Pettit
Logan—Funeral Services Were
Hawaii
Sorethro
Colembus
Patrick
A. Y. Roberts
Mary Catheerts
Ray Roberts
Athens Pharmacy
N. Court St
North Court St
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