Three Men Nominated For President
The Logan Chamber of Commerce will elect officers on Wednesday April 2 after a referendum named the nominees. Presidential candidates are Clarence W Johnston George E Carr and Earl Elberfeld with vice president nominees Ford Hack Charles Bell and Clarence W Johnston. Seven directors will be elected from 21 candidates including Fred FE Huls Clarence Blosser Earl Fiberfeld Charles Bell Clarence Johnston Walter A Leonard G R Robinson Forest E Weinrich Bob Keynes H W Larimer S H Sebold B O Nixon C S Matheny Charles C Achauer G E Carr Ed C Paul John W McBroom Ford Hack and Clarence Heine.
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Logan
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Clarence W. Johnston
George E. Carr
Earl Elberfeld
Ford Hack
Charles Bell
Fred FE. Huls
Clarence Blosser
Earl Fiberfeld
Charlies Bell
Clarence Johnston
Walter A. Leonard
G. R. Robinson
Forest E. Weinr
Missionary note speaker Bliss Wiant heads Logan meeting
Rev Bliss Wiant, returning from China, spoke at a Logan church missionary societies gathering. He heads Yen Ching college music, notes 1200 students and a 700 voice choir. Mrs Wiant teaches voice and they plan to return to China in September. Photographs of the Far East were shown and a 125-person dinner followed.
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Logan
Bliss Wiant
China
S. W. Wiant
Methodist Church
Missionary Societies
Carlton Bright
Arlie Brimner
Lavon Goodfive
Bertha Oberle
Bright
Wiant
Yen-Ching College
Peking
Ohio
Far East
Eugene Wright
Straitsville Music Group Wins Honor
Straitsville Junior Quartet consisting of Dottie Devol Marvin Webb Patsy Renkert and John Hoy earned second rating at the Southeast Ohio Music Contest in Athens. They were accompanied by Mr and Mrs Herbert Seelbach and others.
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New Straitsville
Dottie Devol
Marvin Webb
Patsy Renkert
John Hoy
Athens
Herbert Seelbach
Gertrude Strain
Lottie Porter
Jack Abram
Jack Dougherty
New Straitsville High School
May Adams
Margaret Rushin
Columbus
Margaret Lloyd
Woodbine Rebekah Lodge
Lottie Jewett
Lois Campbell
Dora Blankenship
Robert Byler
Anna Abram
Minnie Bird
Howard Blankenship
Coalton
Samuel Romans
Women's Society
Methodist Church
Busy Bee Circle
Willard Mills
Florence Huston
Carl
Myrtle Wallace
Beatrice Dishon
Buckeye Lake
Springfield
Charles White
East Fultonham
Pendulem
Boosters Club Meeting Planned Friday Night
LOGAN Booster's Club of District 61 Odd Fellows will meet at the hall on E Main St Friday evening. A program of speech making will be offered after which officers will be elected. State and district officers are expected to attend. Supper will be served by members of the Rebekah Lodge.
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Logan — Booster’s Club
Odd Fellows
E. Main St
Rebekah Lodge
Leadway named for new Hocking 4-H Club
Logan report shows Leadway chosen as the 4-H Club name organized at the home of Miss Dorothy Phillips. Officers elected: Mary Mowery president, Sue Hall vice president, Maxine Nutter secretary treasurer, Dorothy Phillips recreation leader, Audrey Young reporter. Four club songs sung, weekly meetings planned, sewing project and recreation planned.
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Logan— Leadway
Dorothy Phillips
Mary Mowery
Sue Hall
Maxine Nutter
Audrey Young
Logan Kiwanis Travel Prize to Lancaster Meeting
Logan Kiwanis will travel to Lancaster for a 6 30 pm intercity meeting Thursday as the traveling banner is presented to the club. Past Lt Gov Mooney will lead. assembly at Lan ning Motor Co 54 E Second St at 5 45 pm.
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LOGAN
Logan Kiwanians
Lancaster
L. P. Mooney
Logan Group
Lanning Motor Co
E. Second St
Lancaster Hotel
McCullough
Fultz, Miller and Harris
Lancaster Club
Friends Hear From Boy in Kansas Camp
Local readers learn Claude Wilson stationed in a cavalry replacement unit at Fort Riley Kansas. William Long Hansel who left last week is at the same base. Howard Columber is stationed in Texas where many Hocking County boys have recently been sent.
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Logan
Claude Wilson
Ft. Riley
Kansas
William Long Hansel
Howard Columber
Texas
Hocking County
Three Games Carded Friday in Hocking Valley Tourney
Three games are scheduled for Friday at Union Furnace Gym in the Hocking Valley Independent Basketball tournament. Laurelville meets Union Furnace at 7 p.m. to finish the first round, followed by Nelsonville Coverts versus Rockbridge, and Commercial Point against Enterprise Pirates.
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Logan
Nelsonville
Commercial Point
New Marshfield
Union Furnace
Hocking Valley
Union Furnace Gym
Laurelville
Nelsonville Coverts
S and S Market
Rockbridge
Athens Kangaroos
Enterprise Pirates
Dismiss New Trial Appeal in Meyer v Gabriel Case
The court of appeals dismissed Harley Meyer’s appeal from an entry Sept 10, 1940 overruling a new trial motion. The ruling held the entry is not subject to appeal. All justices concurred. Meyer had earlier obtained a judgment against defendants by purchase and sought recovery.
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Meyer
Reverend and Mrs White Welcome Baby Boy
The Rev. E. B. White and his wife announce the birth of an 8 12 pound son born early Wednesday morning. The Rev. White serves as pastor of the United Brethren Church in Logan.
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Logan
E. B. White
Mumps Cases Reported in Logan City
Logan reports mumps cases including Ralph Walker a faculty member at Union Furnace school located on N Spring Street. Health officials note illness among students and staff amid the outbreak in the area.
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Logan
Ralph Walker
N. Spring St
Union Furnace School
School Heads Confer In Columbus
Supt. Samuel H. Dillon and Starr-Washington District schools head D O. Davis met state school leaders in Columbus on Tuesday to discuss business matters.
Sterling Smith Named to Logan Health Board
Logan mayor Dallas Kinser appointed Sterling Smith a five year member of the city board of health replacing H. E. Kirk who became council president. Other members on the board include Mrs. Phil Tschappat Mrs. Claude Hammon Mrs. Lester Risch and Dr. M. H. Cherrington.
TON JON PROMISES RELIEF FROM HARMFUL SWELLING AND SLEEP DISTURBANCES
Mrs Belle Barnhart of Athens Ohio reports ten years of ill health improved after using TON JON. She describes reduced nightly awakenings and swelling in legs hands and feet enabling better housework. Ton Jon promoted by Quick s Drug Store in Athens.
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Ton Jon
Belle Barnhart
Athens
Ohio
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