Lodges To Send Knights To Conference In Logan
Logan Knights of Pythias prepare to host a district meeting next Thursday May 36 expected to draw delegates from 14 lodges. Grand Lodge representatives may attend to address the assemblage with dinner by the Pythian Sisters. Committee members include Walter Leonard Joe Hardem Joe White W S Yaw Co Blackston Ben Epstein Wilby Barden Samuel Welle Sherman Tannahill Jap Ties Frank Lanning William Durant John Weaver.
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Walter Leonard
Joe Hardem
Joe White
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W. 8. Yaw and Co
Blackston
Ben Epstein
Wilby Barden
Samuel Welle
Sherman Tannahill
Jap Ties
Frank Lanning
William Durant
John Weaver
Logan Junior High Citizenship Assembly Honors Winners
Logan Junior High School held a citizenship assembly Thursday afternoon with Mra J D Talley Albany state P A R speaker on Historic Shrines of Ohio. Governor Worthington Chapter sponsored the program with Miss Jeseie McManigal in charge. The occasion presented citizenship medals to duuther Heyde and Ann Bowen, winners of a recently conducted school contest. Medals were offered by Charles Perkins of Hoopstown Tilinots.
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Bridge Shower for Miss Iris Hull in Logan
Mrs. Orville Farrar hosted a kitchen shower at her South High Street home Wednesday evening honoring Miss Iris Hull, fiancée of Mr. John Longley. Guests included numerous local names and lunch was served after games and socializing.
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Grace Hibarger
Wilma Martin
Minnie Louise Howen
Barsha Work
Alice Frasch
Ruth White
Mies
Monica Uecker
Janet White
Iris Lowery
Sarah Rockhold
Mina Minnerine Burke
Mra. T. Lyke
Rudolph Hankison
Ruth Bryan
Helen Breene Marries Cleveland Resident
Logan announces the marriage of Helen Breene to Charles Hoopes of Cleveland last Saturday. Mrs. Hoopes works at General Motors Finance in Cleveland and is Logan High School and Ohio University alumna, Pi Beta Phi member. Hoopes, former Logan resident, belongs to Phi Sigma Chi and works with an optical firm in Cleveland. They will reside in Cleveland.
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Logan
Charles Pheene
Helen
Charles Hoopes
Cleveland
Relief Strike News To Miller
Logan Chester Miner relief director said he had no notice of a planned FERA labor strike set for Saturday morning and had only seen newspaper reports on the matter. He noted no contact from the Unemployed League regarding the strike.
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Chester Miner
Unemployed League
William Push Reopens Main Street Restaurant After Repairs
Logan William Push reopened his Main Street restaurant today after a week plus closure for repairs. The interior was redecorated and new counters and shelving were installed during the shutdown.
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New Logan High appoints Carl Schroeder as athletic head
Carl Schroeder of Newcomerstown will lead Logan High School athletics and teach social science. He will address students next week at the first assembly. Schroeder, Massillon High and Wittenberg College alumnus, has football and basketball experience and strong scholastic marks.
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Logan
Carl Schroeder
Newcomerstown
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Massillni High School
Wittenberg College
Ohio
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Oxen Help Farmer Clear Farm Land
Marion Township reports James Rebout using two yoke of oxen to clear a 0 acre tract. Saplings and stumps are uprooted as wet weather helps the work, leaving a field resembling an ejected France battle scene. Mr and Mrs William Reed announce the birth of a 104 pound son in Logan.
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Marion Township
James Rebout
France
William Reed
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Ohio Fuel Gas Company
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