Logan Council to Consider New Police Salaries Ordinance
The Logan city council will convene to review a proposed ordinance raising police pay. The plan would set the chief at 130 dollars per month, regular patrolmen at 120, and assistant patrolmen at 60, with 12 hour shifts and paid ten day vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Fitzgerald
R. R. Loomis
Harley Meyer
Loomis
Council
Planket
Mulberry St
Hunter St
Spring St
Hunter
Front St
Gallagher Ave
Main St
Oak Grove Cemetery
Braddock
Front
Walnut Sts
Church St
Wood St
West St
Hocking Ave
Hall
Hocking
Hocking Valley Brick Plant Begins Repairs
Logan residents note repair work has started at the Hocking Valley Brick plant with several men recalled to work. The plant, idle in 1936, hopes to resume operations soon though no official announcement has been made.
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Logan
Hocking Valley
Sun Glow Plans Lumber Storage Expansion
Sun Glow Corporation expands its plant operations by storing up to 400000 feet of native oak timber from local mills. The company acquired additional land at the north end of the plant and will lay a switch to reach the new property.
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Logan
Sun Glow Corporation
Logan Police Hold Men After Arrests
Logan patrolmen C D Note stone and A F Evans arrested James C Harrison of Wichita Kansas and Charles and Edward Bright of Marysville and James W Harper of Anden Tuesday night for driving intoxicated. They are jailed for further investigation with charges to be filed today. Harper claimed payment for jobs in Athens. Harrison could not produce a Kansas license. car bore Kansas plates. Papers showed a parole from a state institution. Further questioning planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
C. D. Notestone
A. F. Evans
James C. Harrison
Wichita
Kan
Charles
Edward Bright
Marysville
James W. Harper
Anden
Harrison
Harper
Athens
Kansas
River Bridge inspectors to review Logan depot opening
Logan Hocking County commissioners will inspect the C and O Railroad bridge at the Logan depot to see if a larger opening can be built to accommodate high river levels during floods.
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Logan—Hocking County
C. and O
Logan Depot
Hocking River
Social and church group notes lead in Logan pages
The week features multiple meetings including the Christian Culture Class of United Brethren Church hosted by Mrs. Lawrence Hack and others with a prayer theme and a white elephant sale. Red Cross and Child Study Group guests discuss orphan placement and family life. Franklin Kerr Guild meets at Presbyterian Church with a happiness study and Palm Sunday preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Lawrence Hack
N. Market St
Cherrington
Harry Sweazy
Zora Marks
Carl “Larimer
Clarence Phillips
Allen Adams
Franklin Kerr Guild
Presbyterian Church
Paul Spears
Desmond Braddock
Ohio
R. A. Henderson
Rudolph Brandt
Howard Saxton
A. G. Wyatt
Minas Marjorie Blandhe
Logan
Harry Smith
Palma
Guild
Alfred Campbell
Edward Jones
E. L. Magill
Junia Club evening features Vienna music and piano works
The Junia Club held an evening at Mrs. John T. Underwood's home on N Market Street with Mrs. Harold Techau discussing Vienna music and musicians. Mrs. Underwood performed multiple piano pieces including Beethoven Night Song and Etude in F, plus two duets and a vocal number by Mrs. Blasius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junia Club
John T. Underwood
White House
N. Market St
Harold Techau
Vienna
Austria
Chopin
Madrid
Tachaikowski
Techau
Mary Louise Bowden
Anthony Toerner
Underwood
Frank Blasius
Lohr
Minette McCray
Jessie McManigal
California
Book Club Meeting Reviews Invasion Translation
Miss Bartelle Hamilton hosted the Book-of-the-Month Club at her sister Mrs. Fred Hula’s home Monday night. Miss Elizabeth Jones reviewed Gerald Hopkins’ translation of Invasion by Maxence van der Meersch. A lively discussion followed with refreshments. Mrs. Huls attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartelle Hamilton
Fred Hula
Elizabeth Jones
Gerald Hopkins
Maxence van der Meersch
Mrs. Huls
Delta Theta Tau Opens Meeting with Leadership Change
The Delta Theta Tau Sorority held its regular meeting Monday in the rooms. President Florence Powers conducted the session, and Mary Frances Wonn was voted inactive. Rosemary Lecrone was appointed to fill the office, with plans to move the March 29 meeting to Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Florence Powers
Mary Frances Wonn
Rosemary Lecrone
Tschappats Return From Mt. Pleasant Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Tschappat returned Monday from a business trip to Mt. Pleasant Michigan and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tschappat. Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Buell Aby visited Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ford in Columbus Tuesday. Mrs. Joseph McGhee of Columbus spent Monday here with her sister Miss Emma Becker. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Blosser returned Monday after visiting Mr. Jacob Keller and Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hartman at Mrs Pleasant Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Tschappat
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Jacob Keller
L. W. Hartman
Pleasant, Mich
Lawson Arrested for Non Support in Gallia County
Clarence Lawson was arrested in Gallia Logan Monday by Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith at the request of Gallia County officials to answer a charge of non support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallia Logan
Clarence Lawson
Nellis Smith
Gallia County
Plan Election In Ward Rural School District
Logan Hocking County election board officials met to plan a special election in Ward Rural School District on Tuesday April 20. Voters will decide a 49000 bond issue to build a new high school at Carbon Hill with 1500 ballots ordered and about 1300 expected to be cast across five precincts Carbon Hill Coal Gate Jobs Monday and Sand Run. Murray City residents are not part of this election. precinct boards may be reduced to two judges and two clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Hocking County
Ward
Carbon Hill
Coal Gate
Murray City
Logan Elks Elect Officers in Lodge Meeting
Logan Elks Lodge elected officers on Monday night with Charles Lytle Jr named exalted ruler succeeding William Durant. Installations set for April 5. Other officers include Willis Ohlinger leading knight John Hammon loyal knight James B Waldron lecturing knight John Kleinschmidt ryler John Burgoon treasurer W D Braddock secretary and H O Tom trustee. Hold-over trustees are Harold W Larimer and R B Ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Logan Lodge of Elks
Charles Lytle, Jr
William Durant
Willis Ohlinger
John Hammon
James B. Waldron
John Kleinschmidt
Ryler
John Burgoon
W. D. Braddock
H. O. Tom
Green Valley Grange To Visit at Plymouth
Plans are set for Green Valley Grange to visit New Plymouth Grange Thursday night March 25. The Plymouth unit will provide supper and visiting grangers will run the program. Members are asked to bring sandwiches or covered dishes. A May anniversary celebration for Plymouth Grange marks 25 years with plans to invite state speakers.
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LOGAN
Green Valley Grange
New Plymouth Grange
Plymouth Grange
WPA labor sent to rural areas in Logan district
Local WPA projects could not absorb all workers so some men were sent to rural district missions. In the Ohio Fireproofing plant reopening at The Diamond twelve workers were removed from WPA rolls and replaced by others eligible this week.
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Logan
Ohio
Diamond
Carbon Hill Pastor Schedules Pre Easter Sermon
Rev L O Line berger of Carbon Hill Methodist Church will preach Thursday March 18 in a pre Easter sermon titled Judas the Most Famous Traitor of History. An official board meeting of officers and leaders of church and Sunday School follows the service. Drilling in Logan on the Rachel Macher estate in the Hbmlock field continues to 3000 feet with producers on the tract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon Hill
Carbon Hill Methodist Church
Judas
LOGAN
Rachelmacher
Turtle Finds Dollar Embedded in Turtle's Flap
Bratenahl police Sergeant Horkan spotted a large snapping turtle along the lake shore. On one flapper the turtle carried a dollar bill, which the sergeant retrieved along with the turtle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Cleveland
J.P
Horkan
Bratenah
Auto dealers in Logan County post brisk March sales
Logan Hocking County auto dealers report selling more than one new car per day during the first 16 days of March despite strikes. Dealers say supplies remain steady as new cars move off lots.
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Logan-Hocking County
Bradbury Brief News Notes
Bradbury born to Mr. and Mrs. Brady Huffman a six and one half pound son named Brady Martin. Sherd Gilmore janitor at the local school tends six hens but found seven eggs one night. Ben Morris visited Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Morris at Wolfpen while recovering from surgery. Mrs. Aquilin Hysell caring for Mrs. Gibbs in Middleport spent Sunday and Monday at her home here. The coal tipple built by Ben Baily at his mine was razed after weeks of trouble. Mrs. Jessie Dodson, ill, is recovering. Daddy Black and wife moved to Rutland. Benny Scott and Philip Russell Camp Meigs spent the weekend with their parents. Charles and Robert King work for Miller Lumber Co. in Middleport. Harding Russell in CCC camp west writes he will return soon. Mr. and Mrs. George Waters and family of Zanesville spent the weekend here with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradbury
Brady Huffman
Brady Martin
Sherd Gilmore
Ben Morris
Edgar Morris
Wolfpen
Morris
Aquilin Hysell
Middleport
Harding Russell
CCC
West
George Waters
Zanesville
Joe Gardner
Carpenter Alumni Dance Planned at School
The Columbia Alumni Association announces an invitational Easter Dance in the school auditorium on Saturday night March 27. The program will feature both round and square dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Columbia Alumni Association
L. D
Wales Mills
Dale Dickson
D. V. Cummings
Claire
Columbus
LDS Church
Lauren Hoffman
Meriam Radcliff
Harold Duncan
Cleveland
Alvan Rawlings
Denver
Rawlings
Auta Verigan
Athens
William Gregory
Buick
McBee Co
Miss Bing
Miss Reible
Columbia High School
Strickland
Dyesville
Auxiliary To Meet In Glouster Tonight After Regular Session
American Legion Auxiliary will hold a regular meeting in Glouster on Thursday at 7 30 pm. Several candidates to be initiated and refreshments will be served. Ben Hooper of Glouster, who had major surgery at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens March 3, was to be brought home Tuesday but infection requires he stay hospitalized. The International Date Line has never been legally defined.
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Glouster
American Legion Auxiliary
Ben Hooper
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Scout Leader Addresses Glouster Kiwanis Meeting
Gerald E B Ashwill Athens County scout executive spoke on scouting aims and community benefits. He urged elder support for progress. Kiwanis voted to maintain alternating noon and evening meetings and awarded attendance prize to B R Ang ie. visitor W S Cristy from Columbus attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Gerald EB. Ashwill
Athens County
Kiwanis Club
iThe Club
Rge Campbell
B. R. Angie
Cristy
Columbus
Masons Plan Dinner For Sons Of Members
Father and son banquet sponsored by ae Lodge No 007 and Bishopville Lodge No 470 will occur Thursday evening at Glouster High School gymnasium. Speakers include M M Bryson on The Origin of Masonry, Supt Thomas W Figley on The Relationship Between Father and Son, and David P Morris on The Moral Applications of Masonry. The Glouster High School Orchestra will provide music. Banquet starts 6 30 p m. Tickets handled by Willis Blower. program leaders Emmett Anderson Ernest Bryson and Ernest Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ae Lodge
Bishopville Lodge
Glouster High School
M. Bryson
Jacksonville-Trimble
Thomas W. Figley
Shower Honors Mrs Ralph Henry in Detroit
A miscellaneous shower for Mrs Ralph Henry formerly Lillian Lewis was held Saturday evening at the home of Mrs Mavin Murphy in the city. Guests included Miss Thelma Dodson Miss Virginia Lewis Miss Dortha McCance Miss Betty Lewis and several others who offered gifts and refreshments.
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Glouster
Ralph Henry
Lillian Lewis
Detroit
Mavin Murphy
Clarence ‘Winn
John Henry
Morgan
Hannah Mu
Lewis
Geest
Meeting Postponed for Trimble Ladies Aid Society
The Ladies Aid Society of Trimble M. E. Church meeting set for Wednesday night is postponed to next Wednesday. The gathering will be at Miss Merie Danford's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
the Ladies Aid Society of
M. EB
Ladies Democratic Club Meets in Jacksonville
The Ladies Democratic Club of Jacksonville will hold a Thursday meeting at Mrs. William Jansen's home. A potluck will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Ladies Democratic Club of
William Jansen
Glouster Prayer Meeting Set for Thursday Morning
Revival services linked to the M. E. Church will be held Thursday at 9 o'clock in the homes of Mrs. Carson Vernon and Mrs. W. W. Leadbetter. The Taj Mahal in Agra, India, is described as an architecturally beautiful mausoleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
M. E
Carson Vernon
W. W. Leadbetter
Agra
India
Aged Resident of Trimble Dies at Home
Mrs. John W. Robinson, 78, of Trimble, died Tuesday afternoon after a year long illness. Survived by husband a former blacksmith, two sons William T and Walter G of Columbus and daughter Mia L E Holmes of Trimble, plus several grandchildren. Funeral at home Thursday, burial Maplewood Cemetery. Also notes Mrs J W Herrold visiting Columbus with son Joe Port Herrold of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
John W. Robinson
Io Maplewood Cemetery
Tuppers Plains Brief Social and Personal
Local notices from Tuppers Plains record youth council meeting at Reedaville on Friday night March 19 with Rev. G B Courteney of Chauncey as speaker. Various residents are named for visits, sales of property, and church events. A horse was killed by a truck near here last week. The Venus earth remark appears as a stray fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuppers Plains
Dwight Kim
Toronto
E. G. Kim
Tillie Reed
William Chapman
Clarence Keehler
Mise Alice Smith
Olive Orange
E. E. Parker
Amerst Osborne
Morral
George Shields
Pittsburgh
D. G. Holman
Christian Church
Pearl Parker
Chester
Edward Willama
Garland Caldwell
Clover Farm
Public Auction Bids Sought by Athens Ohio Public Safety
The City of Athens Ohio Public Safety Director Scott Haney invites bids by March 18 1937 for a standard 1 2 ton tidal wheel ok chassis drive away front end six new standard tires. Each bid must include the bidder name and a $50 bond or certified check to cover contract performance. The director may reject any bid and will return checks if not accepted. March 3 1937. 33-30tw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Lic
Cimer
Ohio
Ofpt
Scott Haney
Public Safety
City of Athens
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Athens Messenger
Oto
Logan Council
Hocking Valley Brick Plant
Hansel
W. Hunter &I
Safety Committee
U. S. Standard Products Co
Shank
Health Department
Fitzgerald
Studebaker
C. IT
Robinson Brothers
Mill Street
Dial
Keystone
S. D
Miss Lutz
Margaret Lutz
The
Red Cross
Erwin Eckert
Elm St
N. M. Brown
Paul Stillwell
Lavon Goodlve
Harold Chambers
Book Club
Wright
Ferig
E. State
Logan Elks Lodge
Plymouth
Logan Wpa
Carbon Hill Services
Little Jack Horner
ST. George
Little Snake
Glouster Kiwanians
G. E. Ashwill
Masons
Mrs. Henry
J. W. Herrold
Mr. Herrold
Joe Port Herrold
Venus
Henderson
Swami
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