Easter observances Planned by Logan Churches Tonight and Sunday
Logan churches schedule Easter services with communion, cantatas, and special music led by Dr. O T Deever and others. Morning worship at 9 and 10 30 includes baptisms, confirmations and a choir cantata The Thorn Crowned King. Rural churches join in with similar services and aims for large attendance and generous offerings.
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Logan
United Brethren Church
O. T. Deever
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
W. N. Shank
Melvin Harbarger
Raymond Lanning Jr
Relief Limited to Food in Hocking County
Logan officials announce suspension of CWA work in Hocking County with relief narrowed to food distribution based on actual need. The county is split into industrial and agricultural zones with directions for needy individuals to notify district trustees rather than visiting the Logan relief office.
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Hocking Co
Logan
CWA
Hocking County
State Relief Commission
Falls
Green
Ward
Starr
Goose Creek project resumes with 18 brick masons recalled
Work on the Goose Creek improvement resumed Thursday with 18 brick masons recalled through the re employment officer while 96 other workers served on other OWA projects.
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Logan
Goose Creek
Ve Thane
OWA
Easter Sunday Services Planned Across District Churches
Easter observances announced for the Church of Christ at Millfield and Greens Run, Chauncey, and Trimble. Millfield Bible School at 9 30 and an 7 30 evening entertainment directed by Mrs F F Boudi with music by Mrs Eleanor Hi Sharrick. Green Run Chauncey and Trimble offer morning services and 9 30, 6 00, and 7 30 times. Continuous services include Sunday School, Lord's Supper, special music, poems, readings, and a candlelit tomb scene in Trimble.
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Church of the Nazarene
F. H. Landgrabe
Chauncey
Church of Christ
Millfield
Bible School
F. F. Boudinot
Eleanor Hi! Sharrick
Millfield M. E
Churches of Christ
Greens Run Young Married Class Meeting Notes
Chauncey Rev G B Court ney led devotions at the Greens Run Church of Christ Bible School. The Jacksonville session was hosted by Mr and Mrs David Swartz. The class plans to attend the Trim bie revival Tuesday night and Virgil Fierbaugh led the social hour with refreshments served by Mrs Swarts.
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Chauncey
G. B. Courtney
Greens Run
Church of Christ Bible School
David Swartz
Jacksonville
Trimbie
Church of Christ
Virgil Fierbaugh
Swarts
Chauncey PTA Meets in High School Auditorium
Chauncey P T A gathered in the high school auditorium with vice president Mrs Minnie Palmer presiding. A large flag bought by the PTA was shown by Principal Paull Reisen. The largest attendance prize went to Mrs Ruth Bridgewater's third grade. The program featured first and second grades with two plays. First grade pupils are taught by Miss Evelyn Simms and second grade by Mrs Zaa Close presenting a doll play and Doctor Cure Em Quick.
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Chauncey
Minnie Palmer
Paull Reisen
Ruth Bridgewater
Evelyn Simms
Zaa Close
Birthday party honors Dale Wharton in Plains
Mrs Walter Wharton hosted a Wednesday afternoon birthday party for her son Dale with guests including his grandmother Mrs John Snaf fer aunts Mrs E H Bingman and Mrs Guy Brooking and cousins Thelma Jean Brookins Lou Lands and Lee Channel Attendees also included Mr and Mrs H C Masters who visited Co lumbus John Frazier and Clara Alien Laurelville were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Clarence McDonald Rhoda Cowen and Ellen Stokoe Athens visited Audrey Shamel Sunday
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the Plains
Walter Wharton
Dale
John Snaffer
E. H. Bingman
Guy Brooking
Thelma Jean Brookins
Chauncey
Lou Lands
Lee Channel
Athens
H. C. Masters
Columbus
John Frazier
Clara Alien
Laurelville
Clarence McDonald
Rhoda Cowen
Ellen Stokoe
Audrey Shamel
Revival services continued at Chauncey M E Church nightly
Rev Guas Graham led services at Chauncey M E Church with assistance from Rev Fields and Rev Little of Athens. A surprise party for Mrs Atwood Moore marked her birthday with 25 guests, gifts, a cafeteria lunch, and music by Almon Jones and Freddie Bay. Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary No to the U M W of A hosts an indoor carnival at Chauncey K of P Hall Saturday night as a fundraiser.
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Chauncey
Chauncry M. E
Guas Graham
Fields
Reverend Little
Athens
Atwood Moore
Almon Jones
Freddie Bay
Chauncey Ladies’ Auxiliary No
Chauncey K. of P. Hall
Easter events brighten Haydenville church activities
A special Easter program fills the M. E. Church Sunday night. Friday night entertainment for church benefit featured a Logan brass quartet and William Davis of New Straitsville singing. Judge Harley Whitcraft spoke. Gertrude Ginther led her Sunday School class Monday night.
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Haydenville
M. E
Logan
William Davis
New Straitsville
Harley Whitcraft
Gertrude Ginther
Wage Scale Set For Logan A County Work
Logan A wage scale for county government work was approved this week by a committee including Joseph Ware Jacob Kleinschmidt and C W Johnson The scale ranges from 120 per hour for skilled labor to 50 cents per hour for common labor It is retroactive from March 2 A similar scale exists in Perry County Edward Bauch Haydenville was jailed on paternity charges after noon Wednesday by Sheriff Sol Ellinger and Deputy Stanley Sparnon
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Logan
Hocking County
Joseph Ware
Jacob Kleinschmidt
C. W. Johnson
Perry County
Edward Bauch
Haydenville
Sol Ellinger
Stanley Sparnon
Birth of Daughter to Mr and Mrs Callahan
Logan News reports the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James Callahan on Thursday morning. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Eberst of this city.
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Logan
Columbus
James Callahan
George Eberst
Chauncey Woman's Brother John H. Martin Dies
Mrs. Isabella Coe and daughter Lettie Coe Hintz of Chauncey traveled to The Plains after the death of Mrs. Coe's brother John H. Martin. His funeral was held this afternoon.
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Chauncey
Isabella Coe
Lettie Coe Hintz
Plains
Hollister youth injured in hit-and-run taken to hospital
Joe Wicks, 16, of Hollister, had a leg broken above the ankle when struck by a hit-skip motorist south of the city Sunday night. He was taken to Grant Hospital in Columbus for observation. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wicks of Hollister.
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Hollister
Joe Wicks
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Molten Metal Strikes Foundryman in Eye
Logan William Miller of this city suffered a serious left eye burn Tuesday at the Logan Foundry when molten metal splashed. He was taken to Cherrington Hospital where doctors said the eyeball burn could endanger sight. Also noted are updates on Mrs. Thomas Phillips and John Cooney.
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Logan
William Miller
Logan Foundry
Cherrington Hospital
Thomas Phillips
John Cooney
South Bloomingville
Bond daughter taken for appendicitis operation
Logan Mississippi Miss Ann Bond daughter of Mrs. John F. Bond of this city was taken to a Columbus hospital Tuesday evening for an appendicitis operation.
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Logan
Ann Bond
John F. Bond
Columbus
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