Ryan to Reshape Relief Work in Hocking County
Logan After two weeks of study Samuel R. Ryan work division supervisor for Hocking County who succeeded W B Vick has determined on a program to revamp the entire work system. It will require many changes he says not to discharge workers but to put people to work. He also will oversee Pickaway County. He favors cooperation with all departments and will abolish unworthy projects while adding beneficial ones.
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Logan
Samuel R. Ryan
Hocking County
W. B. Vick
Ryan
Clinton
Warren
Pickaway County
His Turn Next. Jimmy Neil Helps Alyce Mc Henry
Jimmy Neil writes a sympathy letter to Alyce Mc Henry after her diaphragmatic hernia operation in Fall River Massachusetts. Dr P F E Truesdale volunteered to operate without charge. The Neil family plans to travel east from San Jose California with the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Neilson
Alyce McHenry
Fall River
Mass
P. FE. Truesdale
Jimmy
San Jose
Calif
Hocking County Tax Books Close April 6
Logan April 6 is the closing date for Hocking County tax books per Treasurer George C. Hengst. After that date books go to the auditor for penalties and tax distribution. Personal listings close March 31 as returns rise. officials urge speedy filing and note Whittemore Act revival for delinquent payments.
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Hocking
Hengst
Hocking County
George C. Hengst
Tuesday Book Club Meets at Logan Home
Logan Tuesday Book Club gathered at Mrs. Clarence Heine s home for a review of For ty Days of Muga Dagh by Frans Werfel. Four new members joined: Mrs. Dallas Kinser Mrs. W D Braddock Mrs A Kelch and Mrs Sam Primmer. Guests included several ladies and lunch was served at small tables.
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Logan
Clarence Heine
Frans Werfel
J. D. Francis
Dallas «Kinser
W. D. Braddock
A. ©. Kelch
Sam Primmer
Charles
Heine Mies
Minnie Louise Heine
John Stoughton
Alfred Lanning
C. P. Swett
Conrad Rites Held
Logan burial notice for Mrs. Clara Conrad aged 4 wife of William Conrad who died in Bucyrus. Body brought to the Kleinschmidt home for short funeral services. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Mrs. Conrad mother of Mrs. Kleinschmidt and other children William Martin Lima and Mrs. Marie Leight Bucyrus.
Spelling Contest Highlights Top Scorers in 100-Word List
Sopho more English students under Miss Ruth White and Miss Alice Frasch held a Tuesday spelling contest with a 100 word list. Nine pupils achieved 90 or higher including Everett McWilliams Ruth Lavey Gladys Lott Grace Cole Mary Sloan Dorothy Ellis Dolores Lee Eileen Vancuren and Hazel Beery. Common misspellings included ackowledgment allege adequate accommodate fascinating analysis anniversary rheumatism prejudice apologize and ascertain.
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Logan
Ruth White
Alice Frasch
Everett McWilliams
Ruth Lavey
Gladys Lott
Grace Cole
Mary Sloan
Dorothy Ellis
Dolores Lee
Eileen Vancuren
Hazel Beery
Rev R C Babylon to Covington visit
The Rev R C Babylon left Wednesday evening for Covington Ohio for a few days visit with his mother He will return in time for service Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Robert Lee White and Mr and Mrs James Brown moved to the White property on Mound Street vacated by Dr Allan Cole and family. Auditor W S Yaw and Treasurer George C Hengst were in Columbus to confer with state tax commission. Average weight of a Pullman car is about 72 tons.
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R. C. Babylon
Covington
Ohio
Robert Lee White
James Brown
Mound Street
Allan Cole
Yaw
George C. Hengst
Columbus
State Tax Commission
Legion Backs Vinson Plan and Local Events
Logan Post of the American Legion urged its commander to telegram Congressman Mell G. Underwood to learn his stance on bonus bills. The post favors the Vinson Bill. A minstrel show netted 125 dollars. Lancaster Legionnaires attended and will visit April 2 for new member work. An East PTA program featured Barton A. Hall on taxation and child care. A Berkeley Michigan school uses an abandoned trolley car as a classroom.
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Logan Logan
American Legion
Mell G. Underwood
Vinson
Lancaster Legionnaires
Logan
New Traffic Light Put Up at Logan
The Logan installation of a new traffic light at the Main Hunter Warner Avenue intersection began Wednesday by a city service department employee. Weighing over 200 pounds, the light is built in sections to adapt to the three way intersection.
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Logan
Hunter Warner Avenue
Service Department
Robbers Break Into Logan Depot Hotel Second Time
Police report robbers entered the Depot Hotel for a second time in two weeks by breaking a window after screening removal. They looted tobacco chewing gum and an undisclosed amount of cash. Nearby, intruders also entered the West School Building.
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Logan
Depot
West School
Relief meeting set by county directors in Columbus
County relief directors including Miller and Hocking will attend a 10 am session in Columbus to discuss problems. Dayton K is mentioned in connection with the conference work relief for March. No details on shipment of material were opened. Factory employees have been sent to the Sugar Road project.
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Logan
Columbus
Ter Miller
Hocking
Lems
Dayton K
Miller
Missing clear headline from fragmented medical corps note
Fragmentary OCR mentions a Dr Logan and Columbus assignment to a medical corps class and reserve service, with notes on mission and advanced preparation for a professional designation.
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Logan
Columbus
Medical Corps
Hospital Patient Recovers From Surgery At Logan
Mr Raymo Warner Avenue undergoes a surgical operation two weeks ago and is said to recover sufficiently to be home Thursday.
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Logan
Raymo Warner Avenue
Ates Hospital
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J F. McGrady
Rockbridge
Conrad Rites
Legion
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Mich
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B. P. Zumbro
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Medical Spe
Zenners March of Progress Sale
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Ohio Leather Co
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Hamibags
Connie
Capes
Zenners Neckwear Dept
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