Forest Work Promotion Is To Be Urged
Logan hosts a Centennial dinner with 225 tickets sold and a capacity crowd expected at the Masonic social rooms. Edmund Secrest from Wooster Experimental Station and state forestry officials including O A Alderman and B E Lete will attend along with James Wells. Judge Phil Henderson will review Logan history and B A Hall will forecast the next century as Wells and others discuss parks area.
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Logan
Logan City
Masonic Social
City of Logan
Hocking Parks
City
Edmund Secrest
Wooster
O. A
B. E. Lete
State Forestry Department
James Wells
Walter F. Heer
Columbus
Phil Henderson
B. A. Hall
Mr. Wells
Little Theater Movement To Be Started In City
Logan readers invited to join a new little theater movement forming an organization. Acting writing directing makeup costume scenery design and stage management will be taught with local plays planned. Membership open to those 18 and older contact Miss Bartelle Hamilton or Joe Stoughton.
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Logan
Bartelle Hamilton
Joe Stoughton
Funeral rites for Nicholas Till set at St Johns Church
Funeral rites for Nicholas Till who died at his home Monday morning will be held at St Johns Catholic Church at 9 a m Friday with Rev James T Nevin in charge Burial will follow at Oak Grove Cemetery
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Logan
Nicholas Till
St. Johns Catholic Church
James T. Nevin
Oak Grove Cemetery
Hold Review Court Reflects Scout Preparations
Troop 99 Boy Scouts held a court of review Monday evening at the Methodist Church with John Clark in charge. Tests were reviewed in preparation for the court of honor to be held Friday evening at the high school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Boy Scouts
Methodist Church
John Clark
Reverend Campbell Taken For Appendectomy at Cherrington
The Rev. William Campbell of Laurelville was admitted to Cherrington Hospital Monday for appendicitis surgery. Mrs. Harold Dixon and their infant daughter returned home in Nelsonville Monday.
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Logan
William Campbell
Laurelville
Cherrington Hospital
Harold Dixon
Nelsonville
J. D. Alspach
Huntington
W. D. Braddock
Elizabeth Forwick
P. E. Masters
Robert
W. A. Cooper
Walter M. Haaswill
Covington
Masters
Cooper
J. W. Coleman
Alabama
T. C. Gregory
Arthur
Brooks
John
Ruth
Enterprise
Thelma Kitchen
Lancaster
Forest Keck
Lew Fowley
Near Columbus
V. A. Simiele
Ella Keynes
Clara Campbell
Alice Steinman
Emma Westenhaver
True Smith
Leona Spence
Marguerite Pettigrew
Jane Rodgers
Marjorie Cannon
Louise Roberts
Lenore Young
Athens
Merle Levering
Ringgold
Bradford Pierce
Leo Radkoski
Perry County
Crooksville
Rodney Underwood
Walter Atkinson
Robert Spence
Reta Ann
Jean Spence
Gusta Schlingerman
Margaret Sauders
Glouster
Billy Haskins
E. C. Haskins
McMillan Hospital
Charleston
W. Va
Billy
Oliver Peyton
Columbus
Albert Schlingerman
John Mason
George’ Verfers
Vern Parks
New Lexington
Walter Dew
Mary
Carl Dew
Reba Dickens
Zanesville
Edward Charlton
Doris Gray
Bucyrus
Dale Gray
Elizabeth Morris
Grandma Morris
Logan High School assembly moved to Thursday afternoon
Logan High School postpones the assembly to Thursday afternoon as many students travel to Portsmouth for the district band competition. The Players Guild will oversee the program.
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Logan
Logan High School
Portsmouth
Players Guild
Divorce Granted in Common Pleas Court
Gladys Brown was divorced from Jesse Brown on grounds of willful absence for over three years. Custody of the minor children awarded to the mother. Defendant ordered to pay $2.50 monthly for child support.
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Logan
Gladys Brown
Jesse Brown
Common Pleas Court
Program for Girl Scouts Is Being Planned
Logan Girl Scout Central Committee met at the Business and Professional Women's club rooms. Mrs. Harry Mack presided as plans were announced for an April 14 program at Logan High School auditorium with Ross-Hocking Camp pictures and Scout activities. Sponsoring groups urged to attend. A day camp near Logan is planned for this summer and details will be announced later. The group will join a joint financial campaign for Boy and Girl Scouts.
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Logan — Girl Scout Central Committee
Business and Professional Women's Club
Harry Mack
Logan High School
Logan
Honor Court For Scouts To Be Held Friday
Logan Hocking District Boy Scouts court of honor set for Friday evening at the Logan High School. Sergeant Clark of the State Highway Patrol will take photos. Many awards and promotions will be announced, including a district flag award for the coming three months. The public and Girl Scouts are invited.
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Logan—Hocking
Boy Scouts
Logan High School
Harley Meyer
Sergeant Clark
State Highway Patrol
Cancer Control Drive Opened in Logan
Mrs. Walter B. Lacock, vice commander of the Southeast Ohio District of the Women s Field Army of the American Society for the Control of Cancer, will present the program at the Logan Kiwanis Club. April is cancer control month and advance publicity is under way. The program is in cooperation with the Classification and membership committee Dr. C A Gaffin James H Barker Dr Walter K Brehm and Kerwood Martin Delegates to the Kiwanis International convention will be selected this evening.
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Logan
Walter B. Lacock
Southeast Ohio
Women’s Field Army of the American Society For the Control of Cancer
Logan Kiwanis Club
C. A. Gaffin
James H. Barker
Walter K. Brehm
Kerwood Martin
Logan Chamber President Heads to Washington
Clarence Blosser president of the Logan Chamber of Commerce plans to travel to Washington D C Thursday with other state chamber members. They aim to persuade the government to approve a program to ease business taxes as part of a recovery effort.
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Logan
Clarence Blosser
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Chamber of Commerce
Revenue official visits Logan on Monday
Logan saw a federal Internal Revenue representative, P. Tague of New Lexington, conduct a business visit on Monday as part of his Logan itinerary.
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Logan
A. P. Tague
New Lexington
Federal Internal Revenue Department
Logan Stores To Close For Friday Service
Logan retail stores will close on Good Friday from noon to 1 30 PM in cooperation with churches. A union service is planned at First Presbyterian Church with United Brethren Methodist Church of the Nazarene and Presbyterian congregations participating.
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LOGAN
Chamber of Commerce
First Presbyterian Church
United Brethren
Methodist Church of the Nazarene
Presbyterian
Eberst Honored On His Birthday Moment of Surprise
Logan George Eberst of the Hocking County Election Board celebrated his 70th birthday with a family gathering at his Midland Place home. The surprise event, arranged by Mrs. Eberst, drew 59 attendees for dinner and gifts, noting his six years on the election board.
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Logan
George Eberst
Hocking County
Personal Tax Must Be Paid at Once
Logan announces personal tax deadline is Friday March 31 with no extension. H. O. Tom and Ernest Short report many have not filed returns. Under the new law a 50 percent penalty is imposed for failure to report, urging those who have not appeared to file before Friday.
Mulberry Street Improvement Nears Completion
The Logan Mulberry Street project is finished to Main Street except for asphalt on one square. When work starts on the block between Main and Second in front of the Fire Engine House, the pumper will be moved to the city garage to respond promptly to alarms.
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Logan—Mulberry St
Main St
Second St
Logan Social Notes Entertain Friends and Nlght Out
Miss Carol Walburn and Miss Karlotta Schmitter hosted a games night at the Schmitter home on Poplar Street with Pauline Heinlein Arlene Carr James Heinlein Dick Warner Roger Chute and Ned Webb attending. The Logan Business and Professional Women’s Club plans a farewell party for Kathleen McGonagle at the club rooms before her April 1 move to Newark Ohio Power Co. Logan residents marked Frank Lanning’s 63rd birthday with a Sunday gathering including family and friends in attendance.
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Ientertains
Carol Walburn
Karlotta Schmitter
Schmitter
Poplar St
Pauline Heinlein
Arlene Carr
James Heinlein
Dick Warner
Roger Chute
Ned Webb
Logan
Kathleen McGonagle
Llub
Frank Lanning
S. Walnut St
Harley Johnson
Harold
Union Furnace
Earl Lanning
Betty Louise
Christine
Eleanor
William
Amos Burgess
Oreville
Orland Johnson
Donald
Ruth Ann Poling
Joe Johnson
Nancy Jane
Ernest Aurand
Helen
Margaret
Ruth
Betty
Paul
James
Larry
Ethel
Corning Officials Report Local Club Activities and Obits
Corning notes recordBridge club events hosted by Miss Eleanor Spence with prizes to Helen Garrison and Mary Hermey. Verda Weaver and Mary Hermey host sewing and card groups. Mary Angeline Cavote dies aged 72 with funeral at St Bernards. Community notices include Bethany U B class, TNT sewing club, poster contest for new library and numerous personal updates.
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Bridge Club
Corning
Eleanor Spence
Helen Garrison
Mary Hermey
Lu Brown
Anita Cady
Vivian Keller
Ruth Spence
Jo Smith
Lorena Spence
Miss Spence
Corrigan's Handshake Quirk At Golden Gate Exposition
Cor rigan, beside the crate he flew to Ireland in, shows a fatigue friendly handshake routine. He uses his right hand in the morning and his left hand in the afternoon to reduce strain during appearances at the Golden Gate Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrigan
San Francisco
Douglas Corrigan
Ireland
Dr Brehm to Undergo Surgical Operation
County representative Dr. Walter E. Brehm entered White Cross Hospital Monday evening for a surgical operation to relieve nerve pressure from a rib fracture suffered in youth. He has endured the injury for months and is expected to be confined about ten days.
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Logan
Walter E. Brehm
White Cross Hospital
Vacation Ends As OSU Opens Spring Semester
Logan youths return from vacation as Ohio State University resumes classes today. Betty Hall June Grooms Marcella Risch Dick Brandt Paul Cohagan Dick Brown and Don Ziegler are among those enrolling back in Columbus programs.
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Logan
Ohio State University
Columbus
Betty Hall
June Grooms
Marcella Risch
Dick Brandt
Paul Cohagan
Dick Brown
Don Ziegler
Rockbridge To Get Partial Bus Service
Logan provides partial bus service reinstatement for Rockbridge after a Valley Public Service Co meeting led by Rep Walter E. Brehm. Three southbound and two northbound daily buses will follow the old highway through the village, with specified departure times from Logan and Lancaster.
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Logan
Rockbridge
Valley Public Service Co
Barron
Walter E. Brehm
Lancaster
Laurelville School Chief To Take Rest
J. L. Archer Laurelville school principal will be unable to serve the coming year after informing Supt. J. W. Coleman in a Chicago hospital letter he must rest for a year following brain tumor surgery. He says his condition is improving but he will remain hospitalized for some time.
Davis divorce suit cites cruelty in split after three years
Henry D. Davis sues Betty Lucille Davis for divorce alleging cruelty. The couple wed September 11, 1935 and separated August 31, 1938. They have no children.
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Logan
Henry D. Davis
Betty Lucille Davis
Condition Improves After Major Surgery in Columbus
Cyrus Rochester, who underwent a major surgical operation in Columbus last week, is improving. He will not return to his home here for several days.
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Logan
Larry
John Wetherill
Columbus
Cyrus Rochester
Virgil Hite Takes Office as County Deputy Sealer
Logan A county wide check of stores filling stations and merchandising spots is underway by Virgil Hite who begins duties as county deputy sealer of weights and measures on March 31.
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Logan
Virgil Hite
Dead Chickens Found Along Route 75
Logan As County deputy Nellis Smith investigated a roadside sack found near Ilesboro by a motorist. Fifteen chickens were inside and all but one were smothered. authorities believe the birds were stolen.
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Logan
Ilesboro
Nellis Smith
Enrollee Transferred After Foot Injury at Camp Hocking
Logan Tinker Hamilton, a Camp Hocking enrollee, who lost a toe on his right foot after striking it with an axe last week, was moved from Cherrington Hospital to Ft. Hayes Hospital on Monday. He is recovering.
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Logan
Tinker Hamilton
Camp Hocking
Cherrington Hospital
Ft. Hayes Hospital
Arrest on Worthless Check Charge and Local Citations
Logan man arrested for passing a worthless check to Ray Harper in South Bloomingville. W. R. Brandt arrested him Sunday. arraignment set before Magistrate S. B. Whikehart. William Griffith held by Heman Sheline for driving under the influence. pled guilty, fined 100 dollars plus costs, six month license suspension. Thomas McAllister of Carbon Hill fined five dollars and costs for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McAllister
Carbon Hill
Whitehart
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Cancer Control Drive
Hocking
Chamber
Washington D. C
ROO I
Sunbeam
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
Logan Stores
Eberst
Mulberry St
Hal Murphy
Ada Hoskins
Clayton
Joshua Clark
Starr Township
Zaleski
Louise Huffman
Charlene Huffman
Belford Harbarger
Leland Stokes
Marie Lines
Leslie Evans
N. Spring St
Ralph Bond
Alfred Lanning
Catharine Stoughton
Fred and
Clifford Turner
Weaver
Verda Weaver
Effie Champlin
Blanche Barnett
Christine Dawson
Luce Hamrick
Mae Baldy
Benjamine Sicilian
Isabella Cowley
Gladie Morgan
Bernadell Standish
Mrs. Weaver
St. Bernards Church
Mary Angeline Cavote
New Lexington Cemetery
J. G. Blower
Sewing
Malinda Schlingerman
TNT
Sarah Blower
Mildred Ferguson
Bethany
U. B
Marie Weaver
Helen Shonkwiler
Dorothy Leonard
Betty Brown
Janet Rodgers
Thelma Latta
Bennetta Hardy
Label Foura
Floyd Lambert
Carl Stalling
Charles and
Euchre Club
Maude Hardy
Jolly Eight Euchre Club
Fred Gray
Lizzy Quinn
Margaret Curtis
Dolores Radkoski
Viola Pierce
Dora Welch
Flora Briggs
Dr. Brehm
Kentucky
Opyright
Schenley Distillers Corporation
New York, NY
Zenner
Zenners
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