Girls' clubs planned in county 4-H program
Extension staff Harold Chambers and James Smoot will oversee a week of 4-H meetings to organize girls' clubs. Activities include events at Ilesboro led by Mrs A G Sellers, Haydenville church meeting with Eileen Vancouver, South Bloomingville School noon session led by Mrs Eunice L Book, and a South Logan home session led by Mrs Charles Barker with Mrs Arlie Brimner assisting.
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Alice Allen Swaim
South Bloomingville School
Eunice L. Book
Charles Barker
South Logan
Old Timers Fall 8 to 3 in Season Opener
Carbon Hill defeats Ward Township Old Timers 8 to 3 in the opener as Carbon Hill fields its strongest squad in years. Smith and Gaston financed the win while Mohoney pitched for the Old Timers amid support from school board members and candidates.
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Logan—Buchtel
Licensed To Marry Logan and Acker Couples
Two marriage licenses issued for Logan and Gore residents. Charles V L Beck 30 and Rose Ann Acker 33, both of Logan, lists their parents. Also Jasper J Johnson 32 of Springfield and Fistellene Elaine Conner 24 of Logan, with parental details.
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Logan
Charles V. L. Beck
Gore
John Beck
Rose Ann Acker
Joseph Acker
Jasper J. Johnson
Millwright
Springfield
Andrew Johnson
Fistellene Elaine Conner
John Conner
Mooney to Speak in Shawnee Tonight for 11th District Bid
L. P. Mooney of this city campaigning for the Republican nomination for Congress in the 11th District will go to Shawnee this evening to address a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawser Logan
L. P. Mooney
Shawnee
Logan Club Hosts Spring Luncheon Social Notes
The Saturday Club met at Miss Alice Genevieve Poston’s home south of Logan with 28 members and guests. A brass quartet performed while spring flowers decorated the rooms. Mrs. John E. Krieg led the meeting and two members were chosen for a Toledo state convention. Various musical numbers and Shakespearean readings followed, with numerous guests listed and several local families visiting over the weekend.
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Saturday Club
Alice Genevieve Poston
Logan
Dale Engle
Willliam Knapp
Lee Evans
Ralph Poston
John E. Krieg
Anna Cole
W. B. Lacock
Toledo
Cyril Scott
Allen Adams
Jo Welch
Nelsonville
Lucy Barker
C. O. Allen
Clinton Webb
Alice Steinman
B.C. McManigal
John A. Weillman
C. 8. Clark
James Dougherty
Ida Mathias
Charlotte Strentz
Lester Risch
Mayme Wellman
Emma Wellman
Jessie McManigal
Mary Lemon
Welch
Prospect for New Sports at Logan High School
Coach Carl F. Schroeder visited the fairgrounds to inspect facilities for outdoor sports. With the athletic field improving, outdoor activities may be transferred for the rest of the school year. He saw potential for track and field and baseball. Logan High has not hosted baseball or track recently, but revival is possible next year. After basketball ends, spring football has been the sole spring activity, and the schedule could allow early track or baseball practice.
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Logan
Carl F. Schroeder
Fairgrounds
Schroeder
Logan High School
Naturalist Finds Four Genat Catcher Nests This Week
C W Zeigler local naturalist, while visiting rural districts Sunday, located three nests of blue gray genat catchers, bringing his weekly total to four. He notes the nest is small and finely built, about hummingbird size, and Zeigler, active in 4 H Club camp work, has been invited to join a club camp faculty in Athens Georgia this summer.
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Logan
C. W. Zeigler
Zeigler
Zeigier
Athens
Carbon Hill High School forms 30 piece band
Real Band CARBON HILL one of the ac complishments of the Carbon Hill High School during the 1935 36 year has been the organization of a 30piece band under the direction of Melvin Harbarger. The school is one of the few of its size in South eastern Ohio to have such a band. Made possible through the co op eration and support of the Ward Township Board of Education, the county superintendent of schools, Carl C Byers, principal of the school, the Parent Teacher Associa tion and the Band Boosters Club, many activities were sponsored to raise funds for the organization. Band uniforms recently have been purchased and are to be made of green satin trimmed in white. A gold monogram of the school and the figure of a lyre will decorate the capes and caps. The band in struments are owned by the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon Hill
Melvin Harbarger
Ohio
Ward Township Board of Education
County Superintendent of Schools
Carl C. Byers
Parent-Teacher Association
Band Boosters’ Club
Laurel Township farmer leads with 17 piglets in litter
George Callahan of Laurel Township enters the championship class as a Poland China sow farrows 17 pigs during the week and all are living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
George Callahan
Laurel Township
Poland
China
Logan Briefs Highlight Local Visits This Weekend
Newark visitors Mr and Mrs E A Gutliph and son Errol stayed with relatives in Logan. John Moore of Columbus visited his parents Mr and Mrs George Moore. Ohio University student Jack Baker visited his parents Mr and Mrs Stanley W Baker. Robert Lecrone of Walbridge and W E Rice of Walbridge also spent time with Logan families.
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E. A. Gutliph
Errol
Newark
Logan
John Moore
Columbus
George Moore
Jack Baker
Ohio University
Stanley W. Baker
Robert Lecrone
Walbridge
W. E. Rice
Local youth heads to Michigan oil fields for summer work
Logan B. C. Humphrey of this city left Monday for oil fields near Crystal Michigan where he has been employed for several months. He had been home briefly for a visit and plans to join his family for the summer in Michigan after the current school term ends.
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Logan B. C. Humphrey
Crystal
Mich
Michigan
Foltz Leaves for Mt. Pleasant Oil Field Work
Carl Foltz of Enterprise departs for Mt. Pleasant Michigan to work in the oil field and casts an absent voter ballot before leaving. Foltz serves as Republican central committeeman of the Enterprise precinct.
Boards Seek Common Ground On District Merger Proposal
Logan Hocking County and Starr Board discussions focus on merging Starr and Washington Districts. The only major disagreement regards how long Ilesboro High School should stay open. Agreement on school operation duration is required before action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Senior Christian Endeavor Social at Presbyterian Church
Members will hold a social meeting at the Presbyterian Church on Tuesday evening with a dinner to begin at six o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian Church
Four Hurt in Sunday Route 31 Crash near Fairview Church
Four persons were injured in a Sunday afternoon collision on Route 31 near Fairview Church. Earl Mundy of Logan and Frank Krinn of Falls Township collided when Krinn pulled onto Route 31 from a side road. Krinn, with daughters Mabel and Frances, suffered four fractured ribs and other injuries. Mabel and Frances were bruised and cut. Mundy had head and facial cuts. Both cars were severely damaged but not overturned.
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Logan
Fairview Church
Route 31
Earl Mundy
Frank Krinn
Falls Township
Krinn
Mabel
Frances
Mundy
Nellis Smith
Rockbridge
Cherrington M Hospital
Mabel Krinn
France Krinn
Three Prisoners Escape Jailed by Sawing Bars
Three inmates in the Henry County Jail in Lisbon Ohio escaped by sawed bars on the second floor using a bed sheet rope. The escapees Harry Wexler 21 Columbus Lewis 21 and Daniel Ryan 54 face robbery charges. A stolen car linked to the escape was reported nearby.
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Napoleon
Henry County
George Bateman
Harry Wexler
Columbus Lewis
Daniel Ryan
Charles Moorehead
Bowerman
Waxiler
Thumb
Lisbon, O
Columbiana County
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Embezzler Returned To Serve Seven Years
George J J Mackay age 57 returned from New York by air to Cleveland and will go to Ohio Penitentiary to begin a seven year term for embezzling 605 dollars from Mrs Minnie Chamann County Prosecutor Frank Cullitan said Mackay jumped a 53000 bond after his 1927 conviction and was recently paroled from Sing Sing Prison in New York.
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Cleveland
George J. J. Mackay
New York
Ohio Penitentiary
Minnie Chamann
Frank Cullitan
Mackay
Sing Sing
Rites Held For Mrs. Margaret Young At Logan Church
Final rites were held at the First Presbyterian Church this afternoon for Mrs. Margaret Young who died Friday. The Rev. R. C. Babylon preached. Sunday rites were conducted at the residence by Venus Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star with Mrs. Gladys Webb in charge. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
Carbon Hill Benefit Draws 500 At Ward Gym
More than 500 people attended a dance at the Carbon Hill gym Friday evening. The event, under the Ward Township Board of Education, raised funds for new band uniforms. Hank and Slim's Orchestra provided the music.
New Record Reveals Deffenbaugh Birth and Baptism
A 90 year old birth and baptismal record for Isiah Deffenbaugh was found this Saturday. It shows he was born February 19, 1845, to James and Lydia Deffenbaugh and baptized on July 5, 1846.
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Logan
Isiah Deffenbaugh
Deffenbaugh
James
Lydia Deffenbaugh
Carbon Hill High to Graduate 20 Seniors May 26
Supt L W Reese will deliver the commencement address for 20 Carbon Hill high school seniors on May 26 at 8 D. May 24 church service will be led by Rev G C Nutter. Senior Class Night May 22 and Junior-Senior banquet May 16 precede the event.
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Carbon Hilul
L. W. Reese
Washington D. H
Carbon Hill
Dorothy Helen Hawk
Max Kinneer
Christian Church
G. C. Nutter
Millfield Brief: Operetta Aids Community Notes
A capacity Millfield audience enjoyed the operetta On Midsummer's Day at Sanders Theater with Eva Antle and Virginia Border in lead roles. Teachers and Mrs Christene Brown coached the production, while a large group of children portrayed spring flowers. Also covered are birthday celebrations, visits, porch work, revival meetings, and a stat about Canada export rankings for commercial motor vehicles.
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East Millfield
Nila Jean
William Cole
Wilma
Leland Pyle
Cleo
Roland Crabtree
Norma Jean Kyle
Ruth Miller
Roland
Clarence Roof
Dorothy
Opal Jewell
Charles Finley
June
Joy Vincent
Josephine
Genevieve Moody
Leona Love
Thomas
Betty Sisson
Doris
Thomas Beddow
Mildred Smith
Mary Hale
John Leoffler
Barbara Ann Willis
Nellie Russell
Fred
Bob
Russell
Charles Raber
Middleport
Frank Folly
Clarksburg
W. Va
Carl Willis
David Morris
Church of Christ
Anticipate Heavy Vote In Hacking Primaries
Logan election officials expect a record primary turnout with 65 absent votes counted by Saturday. The article notes potential wide use of this voting method by 200 electors and cites 92,176 British commercial vehicles produced in 1935, up 7.7 percent from the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Great Britain
Newly Formed Nature Club Elects Officers
Gore hosts a Saturday afternoon nature study club organized under extension agent James R Smoot with Robert Terrel guiding. Officers include Kenneth Hicks president Ralph Saulters vice president Marion Lacky secretary treasurer Dalton Terrel reporter Sam Arnett recreation leader Harold Saulters assistant recreation leader. The club will be named at the next meeting.
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