Logan Council Divided Over Water Plant Improvement Plan
Logan Ohio council members debated using $94,000 to improve water supply funded by the plant revenues, with votes against by Larimer and Showalter and Meldrim reserving the right to reconsider if water users approve. The meeting discussed testing wells, bond structures, and various ordinances while delaying tax-backed funding and considering several amendments to existing rules.
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Meldrim
Hocking River
Walker
Columbus
Bond
Local notices from Logan brief families and church
Logan briefs report the Boyster family visiting Lancaster, influenza hit Hocking County reemployment manager Ewald Schmitter, and church events. Rev. Amos L. Heyde and wife attended Perry County Lutheran Conference in New Lexington while Rev. R. C. Babylon visited his ill mother in Covington, Ohio.
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Elmer Boyster
Lancaster
Amos L. Heyvde
Ewald Schmitter
Hocking County
Amos L. Heyde
Perry County
Logan Hospital Notes
F A Shipley of Zaleski admitted for treatment and probable operation at Cherrington Hospital. Edward Craig of Nelsonville released after treatment for wounds from two weeks ago. Paul Stewart of New Lexington brought in for observation and treatment.
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Logan
F. A. Shipley
Zaleski
Cherrington Hospital
Edward Craig
Nelsonville
Paul Stewart
New Lexington
Temporary Order to Block New Water Plant Project
Logan March 15. Former mayor F A Koppe files suit to stop Mayor Fitzgerald and city council from entering a contract to improve the water works plant or add a softening and purifying plant. Judge Whitcraft grants a temporary order. council votes 5 to 2 to empower the city solicitor to dissolve it.
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Logan
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
F. A. Koppe
Stanley Sparnow
Health Department
Harley M. Whitcraft
Council
G. W. Lanning
A. Peoples
Pomeroy
Meldrim and
Mauk
Legion Post Raises 350 Dollars From Minstrels
Logan American Legion Post reported raising between 35 and 0 dollars from last week’s minstrel event. A complete financial recapitulation will be presented at the next regular meeting Tuesday night.
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Logan
Logan American Legion Post
Eagles Gather in Glouster for District Meeting
Logan A district meeting of the Eagles Lodge will be held Sunday at Glouster with Charles Strum as district chief. The following Sunday a 100 member initiation class will be held at Glouster with state officers as speakers.
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LOGAN
Eagles Lodge
Glouster
Charles Strum
Public Hearings Planned on Adelphi Londonderry Road
Adelphi Ohio schedules public hearings for adding 32 miles to the state highway system. The Adelphi Londonderry section would cover 17.5 miles across Ross, Hocking and Vinton counties with a Town Hall session on March 27. Two Wellston hearings follow on March 22 with routes near State Route 75 and Broad Way Street and a Lake Alma extension in Vinton and Jackson counties at 11 a.m.
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Adelphi
Lake Alma State Park
Vinton
Jackson Counties
Fresh Beef Consignment Delivered to Logan Relief Office
A delivery of 200 packages of fresh beef was received for Logan families on direct relief. Families must collect their meat from the grocery with their relief orders, and all meat must be distributed within 24 hours of arrival.
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Logan
Relief Office
John Kleinschmidt Named Top Freshman at Oberlin
In a letter from Oberlin College president Dr. Arthur E. Wilkins, John Kleinschmidt of Logan is listed among the first ten percent of Oberlin’s 389 freshmen. A Logan High School graduate from the class of 1933, he earned a Oberlin scholarship and was first honor student in his high school class.
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John Kleinschmidt
Oberlin
Logan
Walter Kleinschmidt
Arthur E. Wilkins
Oberlin College
Kleinschmidt
Logan High School
Logan High
Eberst Divorce Filing Alleges Neglect
Sara L. Eberst charges Frank Eberst with neglect in divorce proceedings filed here Wednesday. The couple was married November 22, 1904, and have
Logan store interior renovation underway on West Hunter Street
Paul Fox has begun upgrading his West Hunter Street store with a new floor and complete interior redecorating, aiming to refresh the shop space.
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Logan
Paul Fox
West Hunter Street
Makers of 40 famous washers back Rinso soap
Rinso is advertised as a superior washing product that soaks dirt and improves cleaning in hard water, with claims of lasting suds and easier dishwashing. The copy notes Good Housekeeping Institute testing and approval to bolster its credibility.
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Forest Ave
Athens
Ohio
Rinso
Good Housekeeping Institute
Michigan liquor sales claim sparks legislative hearing
Michigan authorities defend the state liquor program before a Senate committee saying they supply the cheapest legal liquor in the nation. Frank A. Picard head of the liquor commission disputes charges of inefficiency and brand discrimination while noting $500,000 already turned over to the state treasury for school aid and a $11,000,000 yearly business.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
United States
Frank A. Picard
State Liquor Commission
Senate
Edward B. McKenna
Detroit
Picard
State Treasury
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L. K. Showalter
Vaid
Larimer
Showalter
Alamond Mauk
Wilady
Pwarning
Treatre
Syers
June Knight
Sat
Hunter
Main
Mulberry Street
Bright
W. B. Lacock
Roy Loomis
Allen RK. McBroom
Weldy Avenue
Street Committee
Senior High
Edward Geiger
East Main Street
Fered
Main Street
Sugar Grove Lutheran Church
Jacobs
Optometrist
Logan Hospital
Athens Pharmacy
Legion Post
Roy Dailey
Mrs
America
Dorothy
Maer
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