City council debates street paving and safety measures
City council discussed a street paving ordinance funded by an assessment surplus. Plans include sewer extensions on Ats and Ray Fy to win voter approval. Property owners on Bl must buy by June 2 or lose eligibility. funds may be redirected due to a shortfall. A carload of pipe was approved for water line extensions and safer school zones were proposed with student monitors.
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Mcitor
Logan Post
Legion
Fie
Elias E. Bright
C. F. Lewis
Kiwanis Junior Baseball League opens May 26 in Logan
In Logan on May 15 Forest Weinrich announced six church sponsored teams for the Kiwanis Junior Baseball League starting May 26. Umpires Hall Henderson Columber Sparnow Webb will officiate two per game. Schedule lists matchups from May 26 to June 27 with games at 6 pm extending seven innings unless shortened.
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Logan Board of Education
Barton A. Hall
Phil A. Henderson
Howard Columber
John Columber
Stanley Sparnow
Clinton Webb
Sparnon
H. Columber
M. E
Henderson
Webb
Episcopals
U. B
Hall
J. Columber
Presbyterians
Lutheran
Episcopal
Webb and Holl
Catholic
Sparnow
Presbyterian
Holl
Sparnon and Webb
Holl and Henderson
Methodist
Fire hydrants being installed in Logan Main Street area
Fire hydrants with four inch openings for pumper attachments are being installed in Logan. A high pressure unit near the Elks Building on Main Street nears completion under Service Director Fred C Shively. Water to part of the business district was shut off as the eight inch main was cut for connections.
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Logan
Main Street
Elks
Fred C. Shively
Weiland
Owens Manufacturing Company
Logan Clay Product Company
Hocking Valley
Zanesville Avenue
Botts Brothers Fined for Mine Field Thefts
C E Botts and his brother Morris Botts of Lancaster were fined $10 and costs each by Magistrate K E Bright after pleading guilty to stealing fields from generators at the Manhattan Coal Company. Arrest followed a request by Hocking County officers who have pursued mine property thefts for weeks with cooperation from Nelsonville Chief George Bateman and county investigators.
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Logan
C. E. Botts
Morris Botts
Lancaster
K. E. Bright
Manhattan Coal Company
Hocking County
George Bateman
Nelsonville
Barker revisits boyhood scenes in Hocking County
Lewis Barker of Danville Indiana visits Logan to see his boyhood haunts with his Civil War veteran brother El I Barker age 90 in good health enjoying the trip and Logan scenes in Hocking County.
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Logan
Lewis Barker
Danville
Ind
el. I. Barker
Barker
Hocking County
Kiwanis Meeting Held On Farm Near Union Furnace
Kiwanis Club members held a regular meeting Tuesday at J. V. Woodard’s farm near Union Furnace. Dinner was served by Woodard with help from Lloyd A. Mount and the Harden brothers. Rifle and baseball marksmen crowned W. W. Harden and Edward W. Davis. An old time music program featured an orchestra led by W. W. Harden. District Governor White of Columbus gave the address. A business session followed with club directors presiding.
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Logan
Kiwanis Club
J. V. Woooedard
Union Furnace
Mr. Woodard
Lloyd A. Mount
W.W. Harden
Joe Harden
W. W. Harden
Edward W. Davis
Charles Potts
M. Bles
Harry Woiltz
Joe Lane
White
Columbus
William Sauders
Desmond Braddock
Earl Shaw
Curtiss Cole
Birthday Anniversary Dinner At Larimer Home
Mrs. Carl Larimer and Ralph Larimer were guests of honor at a family dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. James Larimer on Zanesville Avenue. They observed their birthday anniversaries during the celebration. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mohler and Ralph Hubbel of New Lexington, along with other immediate family members.
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Carl Larimer
Ralph Larimer
James Larimer
Zanesville Avenue
Charles Mohler
Ralph Hubbel
New Lexington
Miss Bertye P. Corre! Elected Logan Women’s Club Delegate
Miss Bertye P. Corre! was elected delegate of the Logan Business and Professional Women's Club to the state convention in Mansfield on May 17 and 18. Mrs. Carl Frenier was named alternate. The meeting at Belle Hyson Tea Room included an address on Health by Mrs. Cora N. Brown and drew sixteen members. dinner followed at 6:15 p.m.
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Logan
Bertye
Corre
Logan Business and Professional Women's Club
Mansfield
Carl Frenier
Belle Hyson Tea Room
Cora N. Brown
Hospital Report From Logan District News
May 15 report from Cherrington Hospital lists Riley Wine of South Bloonconville injured by a traved dynamite explosion and slowly recovering. Mrs. Francie Lomax of Mearthur receives blood poisoning treatment with improvement in her right hand. Mrs. Pearl Gienn of Nelsonville remains seriously ill with poor recovery prospects. Miss Freda Wright, after a three week postoperative period, returns home. Mrs. Ralph Mel Cannon near New Straitaville, after Sunday surgery for a disease complication, is reported satisfactory.
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Logan
Riley Wine
South Bloonconville
Seine
Cherrington Hospital
Francie Lomax
Mearthur
Pearl Gienn
Nelsonville
Freda Wright
Ralph Mel Cannon
New Straitaville
Progress on Star Route Road surfacing in Falls and Laurel
Logan May 16. Progress is being made on the surfacing of the Star Route Road in Falls and Laurel Townships, was stated at the office of Orla Wolfe, county official.
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Logan
Falls
Laurel
Orla Wolfe
Clear Skin Comes From Within Says Advertising Claim
An advertisement promotes S.S.S. and S.S.S. A Clear Skin Comes From Within claiming to restore red blood cells to normal to cure skin blemishes. It argues healthy blood nourishes the body and boosts confidence, urging readers to take several bottles for clearer rose-petal skin.
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S.S
Johnson Hill Road grading near completion on county projects
Engineer notes Tuesday that all grading on this highway is finished and graveling will finish soon. Grading on the Johnson Hill Road in Ward Township nears completion with surfacing planned. The highway is among 25 contracts the county forces target for summer completion.
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Johnson Hill
Ward Township
Carnival funds boosted for village fire equipment
Logan May 18 approximate 175 dollars was cleared by the carnival committee in Murray City last week. The amount will be added to the fund to purchase fire equipment for the village.
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Logan
Murray City
Parc Chase
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Uuriter
Groves Nea Service Inc
Bnd
Scholl
Mrs. King
Rinso
United Brethren, Presbyterian
Methodist Episcopal
Ecapacens
Caille D
Milne
Brothers of Lancaster
J. V. Woodard
Chas. H. Fletcher
SE Lowe Brothers
Carpenter Howe. Co
America
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Steatton
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Danford
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