Family, Officers Have No Word of Missing Hocking County Man
Logan reports no information about Joseph W. Coleman Hocking County school head who disappeared Monday. He left in a 1937 gray DeSoto bearing plate Y 175 K. Fire Marshal officials attended Logan meeting with Sheriff Farbearn about a Granville Quality Meat Market fire Sunday night. Coleman had purchased the market two weeks earlier.
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Logan
Joseph W. Coleman
Hocking County
Joe Clear
Clyde Barklow
Gill
Columbus
Farbearn
Granville
Mr. Coleman
Choir To Present Music Program At Logan Church
The Presbyterian Choir will give a concert at 8 o clock Sunday night in the Logan church directed by Mrs Harriet Gibson Weymueller with Mrs John T Underwood at the organ. Selections include The Heavens are Telling God Makes the Springtime Springtime Praise Exalt the Name of Natures King Natures Anthem of Praise Beautiful Savior The Green Cathedral How Lovely are Thy Dwellings. Walter Prather will sing How Lovely are Thy Dwellings as a tenor solo.
Ball Case Is Heard in Logan
Representatives of the State Industrial Commission held a rehearing in Logan on Wednesday for the heirs of the late J. P. Ball, a former oil field employer, who died more than a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
State Industrial Commission
J. P. Ball
Mrs Evans Undergoes Major Surgery at Local Hospital
Mrs Roscoe Evans of Carbon Hill had a major operation Wednesday at Cherrington Hospital. Mrs Clarence Woodard of Logan was discharged Tuesday after an operation two weeks earlier.
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Logan
Roscoe Evans
Carbon Hill
Cherrington Hospital
Clarence Woodard
Harden couple move into Logan apartment on Hunter Street
Mr and Mrs H W Harden arranged a new home in the sales building and garage on E Hunter Street in Logan. They moved in Wednesday after leasing their South Logan residence to Mr and Mrs Wesley Ogg.
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Logan
H. W. Harden
E. Hunter St
South Logan
Wesley Ogg
Carnival Planned in Logan for Week of May 15
Logan residents will enjoy a carnival the week of May 15 with the Howard Bros. show relocating to the Gallagher Ave show grounds for their exhibition this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Howard Bros
Gallagher Ave
Condition improves for Mrs Kerwood Martin
Mrs Kerwood Martin, who suffered a knee fracture over two weeks ago, is reported improving at her home near Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Kerwood Martin
Enterprise
Social Notes of Syracuse Events and Local Gatherings
Syracuse social circle records end of week guests Miss Eleanor Karr and co workers from Cincinnati schools. Local gatherings include a family reunion hosted by Mr and Mrs Henry Zeiher and a PTA meeting with officers elected and a program titled The Battle Between the Sexes. Mother's Day services noted and visits among townspeople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Eleanor Karr
Fanchon Hamilton
Evelyn Wilcox
Karr
Cincinnati
Irving Karr
Henry Zeiher
T. A. May
C. P. Williams
Middleport
Syracuse P.T.A
Frank Capehart
Roy Holmes
William Duckworth
Carson Hayes
Roscoe Hardin
Earl Fort
Daisy Duckworth
Ira Fleming
Athens
Norentha
Parkersburg
W. A. Adams
Martha Echols
George Rea
New Orleans
Gladys Crooks
Mary Turnbull
Columbus
L. D. Phipps
Asbury M. E
F. A. Shumway
Twilight Garden Club
Pomeroy
Domestic fires in England air pollution claim
A statement claims household fires in England produce twice the air pollution of industrial smoke, highlighting a potential public health concern and differing pollution sources across sectors.
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England
Births Exceed Deaths in Hocking County for April
Logan records 11 births and rural Hocking County 19 more in April while Logan deaths total eight and 12 occur in rural areas. Faith Wright deputy registrar reports. Births in Logan include boys to Raynor Shaw Wallace Marshall Sanders Bateman families. girls to Spackey Hall Sigler Maness Poling. Rural births list multiple couples including Carr Waltz Johnson Unger Willison Dane Stump Hines Rheinscheld Blair Van Bibber Burgess Hicks.
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Logan
Hocking County
Faith Wright
Thomas J. Raynor
Joseph F. Shaw
Roy D.wallace
Carl E. Marshall
Hilary E. Sanders
Graden Bateman
Joseph M. Johnson
Pearl F. Unger
John E. Willison
Thomas N. Dane
Mahlon E. Stump
Roy H. Hines
Harold Rheinscheld
James Blair
James E. van Bibber
Mark F. Burgess
Charles Hicks
Henry L. Searles
Wilmon P. Koch
John E. North
Carl R. Matheny
Charles J. Young
Vernon Bowlby
Reduction in Wheat Crop Is Ordered
Logan Ohio farmers in Hocking County in the soil conservation program must cut wheat according to allotments. County committee letters warn the cut must be done by May 20. About 200 parity payments have arrived at the county office for distribution, with checks from 1 to 56 dollars, most under 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Elm and maple seed collection in Logan by CCC crew
A CCC crew from Camp Hocking, led by Rodney B. Harwood, gathers red and white maple and elm seeds in Logan this week. Seeds will go to the Marietta state nursery for planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
CCC
Camp Hocking
Rodney B. Harwood
Marietta
Mrs Walters Admitted To Columbus Hospital For MastoiditisTreatment
Mrs John Walters entered Columbus hospital today for mastoiditis surgery. Her home is Murray City but she has been staying with her son Frank Walters in Columbus. She visited her daughter Mrs W G Bracker on Tuesday and her son went to Columbus Wednesday evening after learning of her condition.
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Logan
John Walters
Columbus
Murray City
Frank Walters
W. G. Bracker
Logan-Neglect Divorce Filed by Standiford Against Stan diford
Dora L. Standiford sues for divorce from William Standiford alleging neglect. Married June 24, 1932 with no children. Temporary alimony requested. Plaintiff seeks restoration of her former name Dora L. Warthman.
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Logan
Dora L. Standiford
William Standiford
Dora L. Warthman
Excavation Begins for Basement Under Sheriff Farbearn Home
Work has started on an excavation to create a basement beneath the E. Hunter Street residence recently purchased by Sheriff Joe Farbearn. The project proceeds under local permits and builder supervision with no reported delays.
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Logan
E. Hunter St
Joe Farbearn
Logan-George Miller Update In Illness
George Miller and S Mulberry Sr are reported slightly improved after a long illness from influenza and complications. The condition remains serious as doctors monitor his status.
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Logan
George Miller, S. Mulberry Sr
Officers Plan Campaign for Conservation
Logan area Camp Hocking officers lead a wildlife conservation drive to plant corn sunflowers millet and soy beans on small tracts across the camp. Crops will remain for winter food and a cooperative effort with the conservation department is noted. Wildlife shelters built of logs with brush will protect quail from snow as part of the program.
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Logan
Camp Hocking
Rodney B. Harwood
Conservation Department
Scouts Campaign Totals Reach $562 With Week Goal Looming
Campaign workers report $562 raised as Boy and Girl Scouts push to meet $950 quota by week’s end. General chairman Charles C. Achauer remains hopeful more contributions will push the total higher.
Veterans Meeting in Logan on May 12 at 7 30 PM
The Disabled Veterans of the World War will meet at the Logan courthouse Friday night May 12 at 7 30 o clock. Commander Sam C. Buchanon urges all veterans to attend to hear explanations of new laws benefiting them.
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Logan
Sam C. Buchanon
Davis divorce granted for neglect by Judge Henderson
Henry D. Davis is granted a divorce from Betty Lu cille Davis on Wednesday. The decree cites neglect as the basis. The couple married September 11, 1935.
Illness Report: Scarlet Fever Case in City
The two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Clapp is ill with scarlet fever, per a report to the city health department this week. This is the only quarantined case in the city or county.
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Logan
William Clapp
Store To Be Moved To Opera House Building
Arrangements are being made to move the State Liquor Store into the Opera House Building by May 18. The storeroom now used by the liquor store is being prepared for the new Ohio Power Co office.
Logan Book Club Hosts Review Of The Mortal Storm
The Tourist Book Club met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Allen Adams home to review The Mortal Storm by Phyllis Bottome led by Mrs. Wilbur Lanning. An ensemble including Mrs. Adams Mrs. Lanning Mrs. Hugh Meldrim and Mrs. Walter Prather performed Beethoven's Septette for two pianos during the social hour refreshments were served to members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Bottome
Wilbur Lanning
Tourist Book Club
Allen Adams
Walter Haas
W. B. Lacock
Fred Hull
Iris Lowery
Alice Genevieve Poston
Eleanor Durr
Plan Contract and Webb Hostess at Contract Club
Plan Contract guests were Mrs. Lucille Wright and Miss Sara Rockhold at Miss Emma Becker home Tuesday. High scores for two tables earned by Mrs. A K Smith and Mrs. Robert Lee White. Refreshments served. Mrs. Webb hosted Tuesday Contract Club with three tables. High club awards to Mrs. A O Kelch Mrs. W D Bassett and Mrs. Victor Simiele.
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Lucille Wright
Sara Rockhold
Emma Becker
A. K. Smith
Robert Lee White
Webb
Clinton Webb
A. O. Kelch
W. D. Bassett
Victor Simiele
Rudolph Hankison
Dallas Kinser
Howard Kirk
Desmond Braddock
Entertainment Notes from Mrs. Huffman Bridge Club
Mrs. Charles Huffman hosted the Chummy Bridge Club at her N Market Street home Tuesday with three tables in play. Mrs. Joe Walburn won the high score prize and lunch followed at the PK Shop for members and guests including Mrs. Stanley Baker and Mrs. Karl Harper. The group planned a two week meeting with Mrs. Schiede.
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Charles Huffman
N. Market St
Joe Walburn
P K
Lawrence Adcock
Ross Adcock
Carl Poling
Sterling, Smith
Clayton Scheide Jr
Lawrence Harden
Elder Martin
Lavon Goodlve
Mildred Collins
Stanley Baker
Karl Harper
Schiede
Logan Delphian Chapter Meets At Mrs Dougherty Home
Logan Delphian Chapter held a Tuesday meeting at Mrs. John Dougherty home with thirteen members present. Mrs. J E Frasure led the business session and the group contributed to the Boy Girl Scout fund. Mrs. Jay Nimon spoke on Pauls Missionary Journeys and Mrs. T R Walburn reviewed Logan history.
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Logan Delphian
John Dougherty
Logan
J. E. Frasure
Jay Nimon
Paul
T.R. Walburn
Arch Rolsten
Anna van Auer
James Dougherty
D. A. Rannells
Walburn
Becks Visit In Logan With Canton Family
Rev. and Mrs. M. E. Beck of Canton spent Wednesday and Thursday with Mrs. Elizabeth Forwick and Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Braddock in Warner Ave. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Forwick who will spend two weeks in Canton and Akron.
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Logan
M. E. Beck
Canton
Delta Kappa Gamma initiates Hocking County teachers
A group of Hocking County women teachers joined the Alpha Xi Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma in a ceremony at Hotel Berry Athens. Velva Brashares led as president with officers elected from five counties. MEET SATURDAY The first open meeting at Hocking Valley Country Club will host a benefit bridge party for Logan area women, with 15 tables, prizes and refreshments.
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Hocking County
Alpha Xi
Delta‘Kappa Gamma
Velva Brashares
Janet White
Frances McClelland
Bernice Taylor
Opal Wylie
Ruth Strous
Ruth Kreachbaum
Mary Elizabeth Kessinger
Mary Ruth Krinn
Hotel Berry
Athens
Brashares
Bess White
Kessinger
Miss Wylie
McClelland
Margaret White
Ida Baker
Edna Morgan
Alice Adams
Cleveland
Hocking Valley Country Club
Logan and
Wilbur Lanning
A. O. Kelch
Newell Grooms
Elsie Martin
Katheryn Wright
Katheryn Bell
Precious Correll
Katheryn Johnson
Burglary Alarm Sparks Logan Police Search
Police were called to 478 East Second Street at 3:40 a.m. Wednesday after residents heard an intruder. A rear door was forced but the burglar escaped before officers arrived and nothing was reported missing at the home of Mrs. E. E. Barker.
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Logan
E. E. Barker
E. Second St
Churches Join To Hold Bible Classes In Logan
Beginning Monday June 5 the Logan Daily Vacation Bible School runs three weeks ending Friday June 23. Mrs Mary Bierley of Lewisburg Ohio supervises at the First Methodist Episcopal Church with cooperation from the Methodist First Presbyterian Church Church of the Nazarene and United Brethren. Open to all children from kindergarten through junior high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Daily
Mary Bierley
Lewisburg
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Community Bible School
Methodist
First Presbyterian
Church of the Nazarene
United Brethren
U. B. Church Elects Officers for Year
Ent United Brethren Church names officers for the year starting June 1. Mrs. Homer Evans becomes financial secretary and treasurer. Finance committee includes Lester Huston Della Huston Mrs. Fred Edwards Carlos Brashares Claude Carpenter Foy Blosser and Mrs. Evans. Music committee lists Mrs. Carl Engle Vera Brashares and Mrs. Paul Shaw. Samuel Risch Homer Evans join board. Carlos Brashares and Miss Mabel Krinn named special Christian Education members. One Sunday each month set for youth services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Ent United Brethren Church
Homer Evans
Lester Huston
Della Huston
Fred Edwards
Carlos Brashares
Claude Carpenter
Foy Blosser
Evans
Carl Engle
Vera Brashares
Paul Shaw
Samuel Risch
Homer
No Ball Games in Streets Warned by Police Chief
Logan police chief Lew Reynolds announced a warning after several complaints about boys playing ball on streets and breaking windows. He said street ball is hazardous and damaged property must not be caused during play.
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Logan
Lew Reynolds
Reynolds
Pygmalion Opens at Athena With Laughs and Heartfelt Drama
Lavishly mounted and well directed Pygmalion stars Leslie Howard and Wendy Hiller in a witty Shaw adaptation. The film follows Henry Higgins who trains Eliza Doolittle and aims to pass her as a duchess, with a surprising denouement and strong supporting turns by Wilfrid Lawson and Marie Lohr.
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Leslie Howard
Wendy Hiller
Pygmalion
Bernard Shaw
Athena Theater
Henry Higgins
Eliza Doolittle
London
Eliza
Anthony Asquith
Shaw
Flower Girl
Wilfrid Lawson
Marie Lohr
Lanning Named to Lead Flag Week Ceremonies
Logan Gerald W. Lanning was appointed by Mayor Dallas Kinser as chairman of the committee to arrange Flag Week ceremonies. Flag Week will be observed June 8 to 14, and a proclamation is expected next week. Lanning will designate other prominent locals to assist in plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Gerald W. Lanning
Dallas Kinser
Kinser
Lanning
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Logan Church
Logan Hospital
Social Notes of
Elizabeth of England
Norman Hartnell
Mayfair
Hartnell
Britain
Scout
U. B. Church
Chief
ST. Bernard Shaw's
Kew
Pete Smith
Boy Sco
Ronge
Tapas
He Gas Company
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