Logan Council OKs three year gas rate ordinance
Logan City Council approved a three year gas rate ordinance by a five to two vote introducing a 63.4 cent average per thousand cubic feet. First year rates start at ten cents per hundred for the first thousand cubic feet, with five cents thereafter. Second year features 20 cents for first five hundred cubic feet, plus five cents above that. Third year 20 cents for first five hundred, five and a half cents for next 4500, and five cents thereafter.
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Logan
J. M. Meldrim
Bright and Kinser
Notice of Partition Suit in Nelsonville Real Estate
Lillian Silcott files in Athens County Common Pleas against Paul Hellyer and others for partition of two parcels in Nelsonville Ohio the west halves of In Lot 168 and In Lot 15 with an accounting and equitable relief. Defendants must answer by May 11 1936 or judgment may be rendered.
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Notich Paul Hellyer
Lillian Silcott
Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Ohio
Paul Hellyer
Nelsonville
Athens
Nel Gonville
Margaret Call
Lillian Bilcott
PTA Meeting At Logan High School Discusses Community Programs
Logan Parent-Teacher Association held a meeting in the music room with Mrs. John Lee presiding. The Mothersingers reported for federation and planned a benefit show after Easter. A $5 donation aided the Girl Scouts. Speakers included B A Holl on controversial teaching and Rev. John A Toy on medical socialism.
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Logan
Parent-Teacher Association
Mra
John Lee
Allen Adams
Adams
Anthony Toerner
James Rbittgners
Ways and Means Committee
B. A. Holl
Walter M. Haas
John A. Toy
C. F. Rauch
Wilma Martin
Lee
Clinton Webb
Newell Grooms
Florence Larimer
Orville Farrar
Irishborn Finley Leads Midwest Farm Labor Drive
Ira M. Finley, 49, a Missouri native and former state legislator, rises as a force in Midwest politics. He heads V I A Veterans of Industry of America, an Oklahoma farm labor group pushing a "share the land" plan to fragment large farms by distributing ownership to tenants.
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Ira M. Finley
Midwest
Missouri
Finley
Veterans of Industry of America
Oklahoma
Resolution on hill project between Hunter and Mound Streets
The proposed improvement from Hunter to Mound Streets would cost the government 3534 dollars and the city 1597 dollars. When the resolution to adopt the improvement was considered, legal questions required clarification. Solicitor Harley Meyer requested time to review the issues.
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Spring Street
Hunter
Mound Streets
Harley Meyer
Council debates Mulberry Street project and sewer cribbing
Council votes unanimously on including both streets in the project. Fox notes need for more cribbing on the east end sewer work and the council approves $105 for materials. Loomis says engineers should finish the Mulberry Street sewer survey next week. Larimer presided due to vacancy after Fred Carpenter’s resignation. mayor Fitzgerald has not announced a replacement.
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Bright
Mulberry Street
East End
Fox
Council
Loomis
GAR Ladies officer Cathrine Hoyt dies at 88
Mrs Cathrine A Hoyt aged 88 former national corresponding secretary of the Ladies of the GAR died Monday night in Minneapolis.
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GAR
Minneapolis
Catherine A. Hoyt
The
Ladies of the Gar
Bus Drivers Struggle as Snow Disappears Yet Roads Bad
With the disappearance of snow, road conditions remain poor across the county. Bus drivers cover parts of routes daily to meet schedules while students walk portions to reach buses.
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Logan
Trains Run to Gallipolis From Logan and Pomeroy
River Division services limited by high water shorten trips to Gallipolis with trains operating between Logan and Pomeroy rerouted.
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Logan
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Elm and Maple Trees Trimmed at Courthouse Site
Workmen trimmed large elm trees on the west side of the courthouse and removed a partly dead maple from that area.
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LOGAN
Ewing Juvenile Grange Meeting Reports Awards
Members of the Ewing Juvenile Grange held a meeting led by Mrs Roy Turner and Howard Seller in charge. Grace Turner presented the program as lecturer. Awards were given to Everett Rheinscheld and Junior Moyer for notable service.
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Juvenile Grange
LOGAN
Ewing Juvenile Grange
Roy Turner
Howard Seller
Grace Turner
Everett Rheinscheld
Junior Moyer
City officials find room repapered and repainted after meeting
Council members and city officials discovered their room had been repapered and repainted since the previous session. The space also serves as the office of Mrs. Josephine Hansel, the city auditor.
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Logan
Josephine Hansel
Public Forum Set on Social Security by Emergency Schools Commitee
Arrangements made for Harry H. Wright to discuss Social Security at a county public forum by the committee on emergency schools. Meeting place to be announced later with possible use of the American Legion Hall.
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Logans
Harry H. Wright
Committee On
American Legion Hall
Logan-Rudy's Buckeye Ramblers to play for gas meeting
The Logan-Rudy's Buckeye Ramblers of this city have been engaged to furnish music for a gas company meeting to be staged at The Mayfair near Athens on Friday evening.
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Logan
Rudy
Buckeye Ramblers
Mayfair
Athens
Coshocton Banker George Cassingham Dies
The body of George Wilson Cassingham age 69 president of the Commercial National Bank and former mayor of Coshocton was en route for funeral services and burial Thursday. Cassingham, a former coal mine operator, died Sunday at his winter home in Naples Florida.
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Coshocton
George Wilson Cassingham
Commercial National Bank
Cassingham
Naples
Florida
Tiffin Coroner Rules David Day Death Self-Inflicted
Coroner Perry Perin returned a verdict that the death of 79 year old David Day, a wealthy retired farmer, was by his own action. Day was found with a bullet wound to the head and a revolver in his hand. the coroner noted Day had been in poor health.
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Tiffin
Perry Perin
David Day
Tri State Senior Tournament Opens With 20 Teams
The East Liverpool tourney kicks off Friday with 20 teams listed as starters in the Tri State Senior basketball event.
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East Liverpool
Tristate
Appointment of James R. McMillin as Administrator de bonis non
James R. McMillin of Frazenburg Ohio is appointed Administrator de bonis non of the estate of Chas M McMillin deceased late of Athens County Ohio. Dated March 10 1936 and signed by Probate Judge 8 M Johnson.
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James R. McMillin
Frazenburg
Ohio
Chas. M. McMillin
Athens County
M. Johnson
Said County
Kiwanis and Rotary Joint Meeting Heard by Crowded Ambrose
R M Winegarner head of the Athens Division 15 sales tax force was main speaker at the Kiwanis Rotary joint meeting at the Ambrose Hotel. He discussed various phases of the new law. Kiwanis officers led by Wilbur Lanning presided.
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Logan
Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Ambrose Hotel
R. M. Winegarner
Winegarner
Athens
Kiwanis Club
Wilbur Lanning
Wreck Crew Responds to Sand Car Issue at Old Town Yards
A car carrying 6 tons of sand derailed or left the rails at Old Town yards on Tuesday. Wreck crew arrived and spent several hours replacing the car without unloading its load.
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Logan
Old Town
Garden Club Forms, Holds First Extension Meeting
Logan Garden Club, organized last week, met at the extension service office Monday evening with 20 attendees. Mrs. Anna Wellman presided as committees were assigned and more will follow. Several new members joined, others are being sought.
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Logan
Garden Club
Extension Service
Anna Wellman
Golf followers meet at Wellman Woodard store
Arrangements are made for a golf followers meeting at Wellman Woodard store at 8 o'clock Thursday evening to discuss plans for the Hocking Valley course for the coming summer. Those interested in the sport are invited to attend.
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LOGAN
Wellman Woodard Store
Hocking Valley
Logan Moore secures summer job in Michigan city
David Moore of this city was sent to Mt. Pleasant Michigan last week and has been hired by Scott Westbrook formerly of this city. He plans to remain in the Michigan city during the summer.
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Logan
David Moore
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Scott Westbrook
Moore
Michigan City
Bridge crews repair work on C&O Railroad River Division
Logan Bridge maintainers of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad are encamped in this city this week. Crews of carpenters are engaged making repairs on bridges along the River Division.
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LOGAN
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
River Division
Logan Woman Ill After Heart Attack
Mrs. Adam Poling of near Webb Summit is ill after a heart attack and confined to her bed.
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Logan
Adam Poling
Near Webb Summit
Sigma Phi Gamma Notes Easter Dance Plans
Logan Social notes show Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority meeting Monday with Easter Dance plans and band arrangements to be announced this week. Bingo awards went to Kathleen Jurgensmier and Vera Brashares with 25 members present. Next meeting April 6 includes a 6 30 potluck. pledges Evelyn Courter Martha Magie and Helen Walsh served refreshments.
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Sigma Phi Gamma _ Sorority
Kathleen Jurgensmier
Vera Brashares
Evelyn Courter
Martha Magie
Helen Walsh
W. B. Lacock
Billy
Columbus
Bainbridge
Chillicothe
Lucy Murphy
Athens
Logan
Lydia Westenhaver
Glenn O'Reilly
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Plowing Delayed by Wet Weather in Logan County
Logan Hocking County farmers report slow spring plowing due to wet conditions with western areas only about one tenth of work done this year. Last spring about three fourths was completed. A farmer said ground may not be ready for plowing by week’s end without more rain.
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Logan
Hocking
Logan Harblie Undergoes Minor Operation at Cherrington Hospital
Logan Jack Harblie, son of Mr and Mrs Jack Harblie, underwent a minor operation at Cherring ton Hospital on Tuesday in this city.
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Logan
Jack
Jack Harblie
Cherrington Hospital
Infant Dies in Week-Old McLeish Family
The week-old infant of Mr and Mrs Worthy Roberts died Saturday night around nine o'clock. Burial was held Monday.
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McLeish
Worthy Roberts
Glouster Legion Wins Prize For Membership Campaign
Frank McCann Post Glouster won a set of World War source records for leading an eight county district membership drive. With a 73 quota the post reached 102 members, 29 over the target, and the records were added to the local library for post access. A congratulatory letter from Ohio department commander Milt Campbell to post commander C. G. Lunsford noted the achievement.
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Glouster
Frank McCann Post
American Legion
C. G. Lunsford
Milt. D. Campbell
American Legion of Ohio
Services Held for Mrs. Nella Tanner in Trimble
Large turnout for the funeral of Mrs. Nella Tanner with many out of town attendees. The procession included Mr. and Mrs. H L Tanner with daughters Virginia and Kathleen and numerous relatives from Zanesville Columbus Roseville Pennsville Mansfield Glouster Athens Hooper Ridge and surrounding towns.
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Maude Murphy
Corning
Bert Rouanzion
Pennsville
Ray Hill
Audrey Davis
Elizabeth Glaspy
McConnelsville
S. M. Johnson
R. R. Johnson
W. G. Danford
P. H. McKinley
Anna Woodard
Mansfield
Charles Oxley
Lizzie Oxley
Minnie Johnson
Guy J. Fierce
Forest M. Guthrie
Clifton Brown
Creed
Osborne
Fannie Hogue
Flo Daugherty
Edith Faires
Miss Lambert
Ella Moriarity
William Shuff
Athens
Spicer Keirns
George Keirns
Harvey Wolfe
Hooper Ridge
E. LeFever
Jane LeFever
John Mee- Creanor
Glouster
Willing Workers Class to Meet at Mrs Richardson’s
The Willing Workers Class of the M. E. Church will gather Friday evening at 7 o clock with Mrs. Harry Richardson.
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Glouster
M. E. Church
Harry Richardson
Kiwanis Club Inducts Two New Members at Tuesday Meeting
Kiwanis club welcomed Lester Faires and Dave Kennedy as new members during a Tuesday noon session at Hotel Gordon. Attorney George W. Rose led inductions as part of the ongoing membership drive, bringing total new members to 31. Plans for a May 25 ladies night with speaker A. S. Kelley were set, and next week's meeting will feature E. J. Mechem at the M. E. Church.
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Glouster
Lester Faires
Dave Kennedy
Kiwanis Club
Gordon
George W. Rose
Committee On
Kiwanis Education
A. S. Kelley
Chicago
al Craft
Morrison Brown
R. H. Gamwell
Fred Burdiss
Richard Wilson
M. E. Church
E. J. Mechem
Department of State Public Welfare
Board of Directors
David P. Morris
Chadwell Family Returns Home After Columbus Visit
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Chadwell have returned to their home after spending several months in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Binderbasino and Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Chadwell.
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Trimble
J. F. Chadwell
Columbus
W. F. Binderbasino
S. A. Chadwell
Rubber-covered milk containers aim to cut early morning noise
A rubber company introduces rubber-covered milk bottles to reduce the rattling and clatter heard in early morning hours, signaling an invention designed for quieter household mornings.
Glouster Church Class Holds March Meeting
The Loyal Women's Class of the Church of Christ in Glouster met in the church social rooms for its March gathering led by president Bertha Carpenter. Edna Bingman read the scripture, a brief business session preceded contests with prizes to Sophia Nagle Fig Henry and Weltha Williams, and 30 members attended with lunch served by hostesses Jennie Wallace Della Gessel Bessie West Lizzie McKee Freda Pickering and Ella Johnston.
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Jennie Wallace
Della Gessel
Bessie West
Lizzie McKee
Freda Pickering
Ella Johnston
NYA Class Offerings Expand in High School Building
Mrs. Margaret Cary assists Miss Edna Binder with NYA piano classes that now enroll 100 students. Sewing, art and dramatic classes are conducted under capable supervisors. Enrollment invited after school hours at the high school building.
Pike Can Be Out of Water for Hours Without Harm
A note states that pike may be kept out of water for several hours without causing injury. It describes safe handling and potential effects on the fish during temporary drought or transport.
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Logan Council
R. R. Loomis
Meldrim
Mauk
Joseph Kemper
Culver Street
Ohio Drilling Company
Meidrim
Kineer
Water Works Committee
Braddock
Tipton and
Tipton
Fitzgerald
Kinser
Don Fox
Edward C. Collins
WPA
Walnut
Second Streets
Zanesville Avenue
U. S
Julia” Marcum
Williamsburg
Holl
STATE
Federal
the Security Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Pabst Tapacan
Fiat
Pabst Ec
Tapacan
C. D. Shafer Co
Athens, O
Glouster Legion
Library For Veterans
Nella Tanner
Schenley Whiskey
NYA
Cincinnati
Colonial
N. Court St
Dixie
Schenley’s
Cream of Kentucky
Kentucky
U S
Schenley Distributors, Inc
N.Y
Geo. T. Stagg Co. Inc
Frankfort
Schenley Products Co
Roos
Levies
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