Logan County 4 H workshop set with 600 expected attendees
Logan High School Auditorium hosts a county wide achievement meeting tonight under Clarence Skinner with A B Graham of Columbus as featured speaker. John M Conkle to award pins to 4 H club members. music by Paul Woltz jug band and Grange Chorus.
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Logan
Logan High School
Clarence Skinner
A. B. Graham
Columbus
John M. Conkle
Board of Commissioners
Paul Woltz
Grange Chorus
Flow Light Keeps Logan Sugar Camp Operators Busy
Flow in sugar camps near Logan has been fair due to insufficient cold weather this season. J. F. Miller attributes the weak sap flow to the mild spell. Only about six camps remain active near the city as several have shut down or were destroyed and locals no longer tap trees.
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Logan
J. F. Miller
Postal Tests for Logan Postmaster Job Set
Civil service exam in Logan on Saturday March 25 will form a list of twelve applicants for the postmaster position. Acting postmaster since February is Paul Collison after the resignation of C Wood Bowen. Exam takers include Newton Spencer D O Sparnow Jacob A Keller Frank G Brown N M Brown Everett Jacoby Cleo K Haley J R Ralston Melvin Heft Roy O Wolfe William G Martin and Ewald Schmitter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
C. Wood Bowen
Paul Collison
Newton Spencer
D. O. Sparnow
Jacob A. Keller
Frank G. Brown
N. M. Brown
Everett Jacoby
Cleo K. Haley
J. R. Ralston
Garbage Disposal To Be Discussed Tonight
Logan city officials convene at City Hall for a discussion on garbage collection with the council health committee Mayor Dallas Kinser and Service Director R R Loomis present. Two plans are expected to be proposed and, if approved, Solicitor Harley Meyer will draft legislation for the next council meeting. A follow up session with the safety committee will address taxi licensing.
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Logan
City Hall
Council Health Committee
Dallas Kinser
R. R. Loomis
Kinser
Loomis
Harley Meyer
Safety Committee
Two Couples Granted Marriage Licenses in Logan Area
Logan officials issued marriage licenses to Joe Henry Danko 21 of Glouster and Nellie Mae Green 16 of Glouster and to Ralph Edwin Bond 28 of Haydenville and Esther Ann Stoughton 24 of Logan. Also notes brake system maintenance and two probate notices appointing Fern B Johnson and M D Hughes as Administratrix and Administrator of Athens County estates with four month claim deadlines.
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Logan
Joe Henry Danko
Glouster
Mike Danko
Nellie Mae Green
Edward Green
Ralph Edwin Bond
Haydenville
George W. Bond
Esther Ann Stoughton
J. C. Stoughton
Fern B. Johnson
Trimble
Ohio
William Shuff
Athens County
Francis D. White
Road Marking Planned for Parks Area
LOGAN. After an inspection tour of the park districts by O C Dudoit traffic engineer and two engineers with chamber of commerce officials it is expected a system of road marking will be completed to guide tourists through the area Ford Hack of the parks committee and B V Wright accompanied the visitors.
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Logan
O. C. Dudoit
State Highway Department
Chamber of Commerce
Ford Hack
Parks Committee
B. V. Wright
William Richardson New C and O Car Inspector shift
William Richardson of this city left Thursday for Fostoria where he has been appointed car inspector for the C and O Railroad. He will begin his new duties Monday replacing J W Racey who is retiring. His family will move to Fostoria in a month. His son Jimmy Richardson a former Logan High School athlete will soon attend a Cincinnati Reds camp for a tryout with possible assignment to a minor league team.
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LOGAN
William Richardson
Fostoria
C. and O. Railroad
J. W. Racey
Richardson
Jimmy Richardson
Cincinnati Reds
Logan Trip Sees Property Sale For New Grocery Market
Mr and Mrs Fred Warner of Sandusky and Mr and Mrs Herbert Ranger visited Logan on Thursday to finalize the sale of a 17 foot E Main Street property to E L Magill. Magill plans a new building to house a grocery and meat market.
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Logan
Fred Warner
Sandusky
Herbert Ranger
Local Hospital Reports Major Surgery and Admissions
Mrs. Charles Purdum of Logan underwent a major operation at Cherrington Hospital on Thursday. Mrs. James R. Smoot was admitted to the hospital Thursday for treatment.
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Logan
Charles Purdum
Cherrington Hospital
James R. Smoot
Land Sales See Light Bidding in Hocking Thursday
In Ward Township only a half dozen parcels drew bidders as forfeited lands sales continued. Officials expect heavier action Saturday across Falls Township Spring Hill Addition Dicken Addition and Harlop Allotments with Gore and Oroville properties to follow. Concluding sales slated for Monday.
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Logan
Ward Township
Falls Township
Spring Hill
Dicken
Gore
Oroville
Preaching Series and Lent Activities At Local Churches
Rev C W Graham conducts fourth Lenten sermon at Methodist Church Sunday subject Behold I Have Made Ready My Dinner. Evening topic A Message for a Period of Gloom. Leadership Training final session Tuesday. Morning worship 10 at St Matthew Lutheran Rev Amos L Heyde. Rev Carl Mix to preach Tuesday at St Paul Lutheran. United Brethren Church Morning sermon The Economy of God Evening The Call of Jesus. Two weeks of special services planned leading to Easter.
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Carl Mix
St. Paul Lutheran Church
E. B. White
United Brethren Church
Clerk Injured by Broken Glass in Logan Store
Logan Miss Retha Green a store clerk suffered a severe laceration to her left wrist when her arm contacted broken glass at the store She was treated at Cherrington Hospital where six stitches were needed. Herbert Smith of Union Furnace received a blood transfusion at the hospital following an operation a week earlier.
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Logan
Retha Green
Cherrington Hospital
Herbert Smith
Union Furnace
Thursiday
Logan Social Notes Honor Bride Elect Esther Stoughton
Miss Esther Ann Stoughton was honored with a bank party hosted by Farmers and Merchants Bank staff in the directors room after hours. Decorations in St Patrick colors, a bride and groom cake, and gifts preceded a kitchen utensil shower for the bride to be.
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Esther Ann Stoughton
Ralph Bond
Farmers and Merchants Bank
St. Patrick’s
Miss Stoughton
Catharine Stoughton
Desmond Braddock
Pearl Wolfe
Merlin Whitcraft
Ann Wellman
John Wellman
D. E. Harsh
Carl Harsh
Rolland Bright
Employees Dine with Elberfelds Near City
Elberfeld store staff were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Elberfeld at their home near the city on Wednesday evening. A buffet supper was served. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bryan and Miss Mary Louise Bryan of Union Furnace, Mrs. Jacob Elberfeld of Coshocton, Mr. and Mrs. James Winters, Mrs. A. K. Smith, and Miss Zerna Lackey.
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Elberfeld
Earl Elberfeld
City
Harold Bryan
Mary Louise Bryan
Union Furnace
Jacob Elberfeld
Coshocton
James Winters
A. K. Smith
Zerna Lackey
Club Entertained at Home of Mrs Lewis on E Main
Priscilla Club members were entertained at the home of Mrs. Charles F. Lewis on E Main Street Wednesday evening. All members attended except Mrs. Fred Hildebrandt. Mrs. Don Warner will be the next hostess.
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Priscilla Club
Charles F. Lewis
E. Main St
Fred Hildebrandt
Don Warner
Seniors Lead School Honor Roll for Fourth Six Weeks
Seniors topped the high school honor roll with 36.7 percent of their class, followed by sophomores at 25.7 percent and juniors at 18.9 percent, producing a school average of 26.4 percent. The list spans rooms and students across grades, including names such as Wayne Ball and Virginia Fitzgerald among seniors and Robert Bartholomew and Kathryn Brooker among sophomores.
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Logan
Wayne Ball
Ada Bigham
Mary Collison
Edna Crane
Helen Funk
Pauline Heine
Bernard McGraner
Shirley Mooney
Dorothy Newman
Leota Phelps
Magdaline Weiland
Virginia Willige
Virginia Fitzgerald
Rosemond Fox
Robert Graham
Bob Houk
Josephine Marsh
Luther Mowry
Dorothy Rider
Carl Risch
Juanita Root
Jeanne Scheibell
Myrl Oliver
Marjorie Wells
Mary E. Wolfe
Lawrence Adcock
Earl
Merl Bell
Eleanor Brown
Herbert Engle
Fernales
Phyllis Leonard
Esther Marks
Catherine Miller
Joe Mack
Paul Risch
Betty Rohrer
Elnora Rutherford
Elizabeth Smith
Paul Stump
Ruth Thomas
Ida Belle van Atta
Bill Walsh
Ralph Woodard
Helen Allen
Jean Amerine
Dorothy Boyle
Genevieve Canty
Jeanne Eberst
Frances Grove
Mary Martin
Bob McBride
Cleo Campbell
Ruth Cohagen
Albert Blick
Curtis Henderson
Violet McWilliams
Thelma Mowery
Anita Geiger
Thelma Lehman
Betty Liff
Ruth F. Schrader
James Snider
Helen Aurand
Bette Ann Brown
Betty Heine
Virginia Johnson
Esther Knox
Margaret Morley
Jean Weltner
Virginia Lou Williams
Catherine Wolfe
Robert Bartholomew
Fred Freeman
Pauline Mowery
Ruth Schaal
Neal Beery
Kathryn Brooker
Kenneth Iles
Mary Kellenbarger
Martha Kinser
Vivian McDonald
Wilma Mohler
Clara Myers
Kathleen Pritts
Dorothy J. Shriner
Ray van Atta
Eugenia Chifos
Mary Alice Coleman
Helen Fickel
Helen Geiger
Barton Hall
Elaine Hoppe
Juanita Kesterson
Ruth A. Poling
Floyd Preston
Karl
Canning Demonstration Planned for April 4
Logan High School Building to host a canning demonstration on April 4 directed by Mrs. Gladys Ayres. The event is under the auspices of the aid for dependent children department with invites to relief agencies and the old age pension division and extension service. Mrs. Ayres previously conducted a similar demonstration in this city.
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Logan
Logan High School
Gladys Ayres
Aid For Dependent Children’s Department
Old Age Pension Division
Extension Service
Police Chief Warns on Unwed Cohabitation in West Hunter Case
Police Chief Lew Reynolds said investigations by Thursday into a West Hunter Street family prompted citywide concerns. He warned that complaints about unwedded persons living together have been filed and urged an end to the practice.
Divorce Granted in Logan Case Between McBrides
Blanche McBride was awarded a divorce from John McBride by Judge P Henderson in Logan. Their three year old son was awarded to the mother with visitation for the father at reasonable times. The father is ordered to pay $3 weekly for child support.
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Logan
Blanche McBride
John McBride
P Henderson
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Ida C. Wharff
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Raymond D. Gladding
Goldie McManaway Russell
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George W. Badwell
Clarence E. Badwell
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Edward Rettemyer
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Pearl D. Koker
Sarah A. Koker
Hocking
M. D. Hughes
Athens
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Zenners
Logan Hospital
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E. Front St
Mr. Montgomery
Delmar Freeman
Charles Howdyshell
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W. B. Lacock
Contract Bridge Club
Anthony Toerner
Dr. Lacock
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Sons of Union Veterans
Pocahontas Hall
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Sarah Turner
Helen Walsh
Lucille Alltop
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Dorothy Ralston
Florence Engle
Isabelle Emrick
Virginia Smith
Marguerite Rohrer
Velma Bowers
Charles Lehman
George Jurgensmier
Maurice Clark
Walter Stiverson
W. L. White
S. T. Lyke
Warner Ave
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Lancaster
Robert Wright
Tom Rainer
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Wheeler Dew
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Wallace Glenn
Nelsonville
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the Home Furnishing Co
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John Sloan
Betty Alberry
Alfred Epstein
Louis Heyde
Harriett Miller
Virginia Roberts
Grace Smith
Marcella Smith
Martha Steele
Wanda Lee Williams
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