Logan Fire Chief Denies Charges by Mayor Bright
Logan May 16 The Civil Service Commission will hear charges against Walter Nixon former fire chief after he denied all allegations in a written statement. Nixon was dismissed following a fire hose destruction incident as mayor Elias Bright accused him. Meanwhile Service Director Fred Shively moves to purchase 1500 feet of hose with seven bids opened and a contract decision due soon.
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City Civil Service Commission
Walter Nixon
Elias Bright
Nixon
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
Fred €. Shively
Shively
Progress on Route 31 Improvement North of Logan
Report from Logan states progress on the Route 31 road project under Edward N. Turner. Half the concrete base is laid and excavation for the concrete is mostly finished. Brick deliveries will begin early next week from the Hocking Valley brick plant, with about 400 men at the plant and 50 at the road site. Flag stations are required at two points along the project.
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Logan
Edward N. Turner
Hocking Valley
Make This Model at Home Step by Step Guide
Step by step instruction diagrams show how to create a model at home using the given pattern. It covers sizing from 36 to 50 with clear visuals and concise directions for assembling pieces and finishing details.
Pattern 2261 Fashion Pattern Ad from Anne Adams
The Athens Messenger offers pattern 2261 with jacket style bodice and button trims in fabrics like wash silk and lawn. Sizes 36 to 50, yardage details for size M, and orders to The Pattern Catalog, 243 West 17th Street New York City.
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Athens Messenger
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New York City
Pentecost Sermon and Eldership Ordination at First Presbyterian
In Logan on May 1 the First Presbyterian Church held a Pentecost aligned sermon by Rev. H. L. Geddes. Choir director Mrs. M. F. Weymueller led a special anthem and a vocal duet by Miss Virginia White and Warren Murphy. The service also ordained Wood Bowen as an elder, elected weeks earlier at the annual meeting.
D. A. R. Officers Re elected at Logan Chapter Election
Governor Worthington Chapter of the D. A. R. held its annual election on Thursday electing all current officers for another year except Mrs. Anthony Toerner who retires to make way for Mrs. C. A. Richey as regent. Mrs. Alice White hosted at West Hunter Street. Miss Emma Westenhaver presented a paper titled Washington.
Seed loan applications rise in Logan county
Logan May 16. On the final filing day for Federal seed loans four more applications were on file for county committee review, bringing the yearly total to 18 up from 13 last year. Officials noted this year s loans are smaller than 1931 figures.
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Logan
Banquet Honors For Logan High School Seniors
Miss Jean Klein Schmidt was presented at the Junior- Senior banquet May 16 in Logan. Durward Brannigan was named Mr. L. H. S. at the same event. Honors came from the Aerial staff as part of a school sponsored election held weeks earlier.
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Logan
Jean Klein Schmidt
Durward Brannigan
L. H
Aerial
Logan Auxiliary Glee Club Aids Station WAIL Broadcast
Large turnout in Logan as residents listen Friday to the Logan Auxiliary program for the American Legion on Station WAIL. Mrs. M. F. Weymueller directed with Mrs. G. W. Lanning on piano. first microphone appearance for the Glee Club earns praise from listeners.
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Logan
American Legion
M. F. Weymueller
G. W. Lanning
Glee Club
Foreign Students and Other Educational Contacts Discussed
A paper on foreign students and other educational contacts was presented to Miss Ruth Brooke Thursday evening by the Non descript Club at the home of Mrs. Harry Wright. Attendees included Mrs. G. D. Yocum of Mechanicsburg and Mrs. Claire Stettler of Cleveland, with aviation record holders as the sole focus of articles.
Local Ewing Grange Meeting Highlights Evening Program
In Logan on Friday evening the Ewing Grange held a well attended meeting at the hall. Artie Brimmer supervised the program which featured a reading by Mrs. Marcie Hugins. The event included games and several Logan residents attended.
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Logan
Ewing Grange
Artie Brimmer
Marcie Huegins
Memorial Day speaker named for Nelsonville event
Logan reports that on Saturday a Memorial Day Committee member announced Rev. Lloyd Evans of Nelsonville was chosen to deliver the principal address.
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Logan
Lloyd Evans
Nelsonville
Shawnee Girl Dies in Ohio Auto Crash
Miss Dorothy Garlinger of Shawnee Ohio died from a fractured skull after a sideswipe crash near Livingston and College Avenues in Columbus. Four occupants were injured including three seriously. Hardy S. Stevens and M A Corwin faced police processing.
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Dorothy Garlinger
Shawnee
St. Francis Hospital
Garlinger
Livingston
College Avenues
Robert Kerns
Thomas Bochert
Janet Boechert
Lancaster
Shawnee High Alumna Laid To Rest In Shawnee
Mary Kelly of Lancaster died after a recent illness and was buried in Shawnee following services. A Shawnee High School graduate from the class of 1931, she resided in Lancaster for the last year.
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Lancaster
Shawnee High School
Shawnee
Waco Professor Seeks Relatives in Meigs and Athens Counties
L. B. Finney of Waco Texas, assistant to Baylor University president, seeks to locate his relatives in Meigs and Athens Counties after 27 years away. Born in Meigs, he lived years in Athens, attended Denison University, and hopes readers can help locate distant family during his district visit.
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Athens Counties
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Meigs County
Athens County
Dentcon University
Granville
Seven Train Riders Arrested at Hobson
Seven train riders were brought to the County Jail by a New York Central detective after an arrest at Hobson. The detainees named themselves as Robert Butler Grada Morris Cohen Hail Marion Johnson Willis Wilson Charlies Bryan and James Frazier.
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New York Central
Robert Butler
Grada Morris
Cohen Hail
Marion Johnson
Willis Wilson
Charlies Bryan
James Frazier
Hobson
Miners face uncertain reopening amid poverty and policy strains
Promise continues from page one as mine operators seek to reopen. Some workers accept employment amid poverty while others resist, hearing a siren song on Luniy height and facing pressure over repudiating Lewis policies to keep working.
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Lewis
Miners and Operators Clash Over Hocking Field Scale
A mass meeting in the Glouster Opera House chaired by William Southard exposes broken promises as Hocking coal industry factions clash. Ora Daugherty denounces subterfuge and offers three hard options: work under best terms, seek elsewhere, or stand and starve. Operators adopt a 5 dollar day rate plus 58 cents per ton loading, sparking distrust and a surge back to the mines amid power struggles.
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William Southard
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Nurse T V Fletcher Promotes Adlerika For Gas Relief
Nurse V Fletcher explains gas bloating harms sleep and cites Adlerika as effective. She reports overnight relief after a single spoonful and states she now sleeps well and feels fine. Gibson's Pharmacy Nelsonville and Taylor's Drug Store Coolville are listed as points of sale.
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Central Committee Slate Is Lined up in Logan May 16
Logan electors completed a central committee slate for both parties with most members previously serving. Two ward ties remain unresolved before finalizing personnel. The list includes First Ward candidates C E Brehm, John Eberst, Harvey Linton, Joseph Canty, and others across wards and towns.
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Harvey Linton
Joseph J. Canty
Willie Lehman
Fred C. Shively
Willard Newman
A. J. Judy
Ruth Bloomfield
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N. A. Chute
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Barton A. Ho
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D. Falls
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J. K. Barron
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John Kepler
C. S. Matheny
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Samuel Jewell
Laurel
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Calvin Poling
William Gordon
D. Perry
Clarence Karr
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