Second Liquor Store Employees Laid Off in Logan
Logan, May 16. Sales at the state liquor store here fell short of expectations prompting a staff reduction. Pearl Shaw was removed from payroll while Carl Freedman followed two weeks later. Frank Judy remains manager with Joe Bright as cashier. The Columbus report notes the store is among several placed on a 90 day probation due to low revenues.
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Second Liquor Store
Logan
Pearl Shaw
Carl Freedman
Frank Judy
Joe Bright
Columbuse
Mothers Day Guests Visit Local Families
Mrs. Lowell Dawley and Mrs Phoebe Best entertained guests including Mr. and Mrs. Ray Finnick and son from East Fultonham, Charles Hill of Bridgeport, Mrs. Gerald Nelson of Nelsonville, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Miskill of Lancaster Boys Industrial School, and Mr. and Mrs. William Pierre with three sons of Athens. Also visiting were Mr. Chester Swett and family of Albany New York with Mrs. Victoria Swett and Mr. Alfred Carpenter, plus Mrs. Martha Grove and Eva Grove of Carbon Hill, Mrs. Chico Rife, Mrs. Mary Covert and son James Edwin of Buchie visiting Mrs. Castell on East Hunter Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Dawley
Phoebe Best
City
Ray Finnick
East Fultonham
Charles Hill
Bridgeport
Gerald Nelson
Nelsonville
Lewis Miskill
Lancaster Boys Industrial School
William Pierre
Athens
Chester Swett
Albany N. Y
Victoria Swett
Alfred Carpenter
Martha Grove
Eva Grove
Carbon Hill
Chico Rife
Mary Covert
James Edwin
Buchie
A. Caste
East Hunter Street
Grove Fe
Castell
East Front Street Man Confined by Chickenpox
Logan George Emerick of East Front Street is confined to his home after an attack of chickenpox. This marks the first case reported to health officials in several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
George Emerick
East Front Street
Moving Coal Bucket Used as Target Leads to Arrest
Logan theft incident followed by a man firing three shots into a coal bucket while his wife carried it. Deputy Joe Farbearn arrested William Messer, jailed him in Laurelville, then transferred him to Lowan and later to Athens State Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farbearn
Messer
Lowan
Athens State Hospital
All Star Basketball Teams Are Selected
Logan Blue and Old Comet Junior High School magazine announces its all star basketball selections chosen by Bob Ralston Jack O Connell and faculty adviser. First team includes Sparnow Webb Glass Geil Leonard. second team Bliss Nelson Landis Jones Nelson. honorable mention Shriner Geddes Webb Beougher. O Connell, though modest, could have earned a spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Ralston
Jack O'Connel
Dick Sparnow
Ralph Webb
Merle Glass
Eugene Geil
Albert Leonard
Kermit Bliss
Neil Nelson
Willard Landis
Harry Jones
Edward Nelson
Wallace Shriner
Robert Geddes
Harry Webb
Robert Beougher
O'Connell
Legion Posts Hit Membership Quotas in County Drives
LOGAN Hocking County's American Legion Posts report progress in annual membership drives. Post 78 in Logan reached 1 percent of its 128 member quota with more applicants expected. Post 420 in Murray City is three under a 76 quota but anticipated to fill shortly. Post 422 in Laurelville has met its 17 member quota.
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Logan
Hocking County
American Legion
Post
Murray City
Laurelville
Pension applications to reach Logan Thursday
County officials announced that old age pension blanks will be mailed to Logan by Thursday. The group including newly named clerk investigator Andrew Stone were in Columbus Monday for instruction as applications will be accepted Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
County Commission
Andrew Stone
Columbus
Ball's Club Plans Benefit for Chester Baseball Club
An ice cream social and dance will be held this evening at the local K of P Hall to benefit the Chester Baseball Club. Club manager G A Eiselstein announced the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
K. of P. Hall
G. A. Eiselstein
Baptism Services Held at Nazarene Church
Langsville reports baptismal rites at Leading Creek Sunday afternoon by the Nazarene Church of Danville. Six persons were baptized in the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langsville
Leading Creek
Nazarene Church
Danville
Logan Alumni Banquet Set For June One With Dance To Follow
Logan High School to host alumni banquet on June 1 in the auditorium with a 6 pm program and 7:30 pm registration. The event includes Class of 1884 presentation, social hour, refreshments, and a Knights of Pythias Hall dance. Executive committee led by G W Lanning. invitations go out next week.
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Knights of Pythias Hall
John Roberts
G. W. Lanning
Nelson Dowler
Nelsonville
Lester Risch
Elizabeth Stoughton
Thelma Keyes
Frank Blasius
Will Install Babylon As Pastor on May 23
Logan church members attended a presbytery session in Athens to arrange the installation of Rev. A lon as pastor. The installation date is set for an evening service on May 23 with presbytery members expected to attend. accompanying travelers included F. Pr. Martin W. IL Krieg George Moore C. Wood Bowen and Mr. Babylon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
First Presbyterian Church
Athens
A. Lon
F. Pr. Martin
W. IL. Krieg
George Moore
C. Wood Bowen
Mr. Babylon
C E Groups Have Mothers as Guests
Christian Endeavor members from First Presbyterian Church hosted mothers on Mother's Day. The junior group led by Annabelle Weymueller presented How We Can Help at Home with Marjorie Franks as leader and special parts by Betty Brown Elizabeth Smith and Virginia Sprankel. A group song and lunch followed.
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Dorothy Franks
Marjorie Brandt
Miss Franks
Charles Floyd
Mary Louise Bowen
Schwenke
Ray Collison
Harriett Sprankel
Art Class Sketches Scenic Points at Ash Cave Area
Mrs. Clarence Heine hosted thirteen members of the Columbus Art School class and the instructor at her summer cottage near Ash Cave. The group, staying at Scenic Inn, sketched many oil and watercolor scenes from Friday to Sunday while visiting the district’s sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Clarence Heine
Columbus Art School
Ash Cave
Scenic Inn
William Watts dies week after wife in Ohio county
William W. Watts aged 83 and a former Hocking Countian died at his son Charles W. Watts's home in Lancaster at 11 pm Monday, one week after the death of Mrs. Watts. He leaves five sons, six daughters, a brother and a sister. Funeral services will be held at Pisgah Church at 2 pm Thursday with Burial in the nearby cemetery.
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Hocking
Pisgah Logan
Willian W. Watts
Charles W. Watts
Lancaster
Rotary officials attend Springfield district meeting
Amos Heyde and Charlies C. Achauer spent Monday and Tuesday in Springfield for a Rotary Clubs district meeting. Heyde was elected president and Achauer the new secretary while Walter A. Leonard, the retiring president, joined on Tuesday.
Chesterfield Ad Promises Milder Taste and Better Quality
An advertisement proclaims that modern science informs Chesterfield cigarettes to be milder and tastier, claiming research-backed enhancements. The copy emphasizes scientific progress as the basis for improved smoking experience.
Ohio University students conduct sales surveys nationwide
About 20 to 25 social psychology students at Ohio University have surveyed nearly 1,000 consumers since September 1932 as part of a national program directed by Dr. James P. Porter. The work aims to train students in interviewing techniques and to study motives behind brand choices and responses to advertising with support from the Psychological Corporation of New York and leading manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Social Psychology
James P. Porter
Porter
Angell
The
Psychological Corporation of New York
James R. Angell
Yale University
Walter Dill Scott
Northwestern University
J. McKeen Cattell
Men of Science
Athens
Nelsonville
Logan
Lancaster
Steubenville
Parkersburg
Tessa Woolley
Virginia Hoover
Margaret Haskins
William Cooper
Robert Wagner
Ruth Stackel
Rochester
N. Y
Mother's Day Program Highlighted at Coolville Church
A large audience attended the M E Church Sunday night for a special Mother’s Day program with music. The report notes local attendance at a court hearing in Athens and mentions various visits and weekend guests around Coolville. It also records a May 12 Akron marriage of Harold Conklin and Velma Doris Barnhart with details of the ceremony and newlyweds’ plans in Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
M. E
Athens
Edward Maxon
Chicago
Kate Richards
Marietta
A. D. Purtle
Ben Davis
Up River
M. E. Church
F. G. Runnion
Rose and
Blanche Price
Sidney Stewart
Oliver Weethee
Kanaas
Marcel Davis
Semmer Street
R. J. Runnion
Hemlock Grove
Runnion
B. Willard
F. W. Chapman
Thx
Carthage Farm
Car Yagala
Clinton Burdette
Richards
Helen Gibbs
South Hockingport Road
Akron
Harold Conklin
Velma Doris Barnhart
Trinity Lutheran Church
Frye
Roy Austin
Saxon Avenue
Conklin
A. L. Conklin
Hockingport Road
Wellington Barnhart
Troy School
la Croix Avenue
Klages Ice Company
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Union Livestock Sale Co
W. Va
Flapper
Fanny
Legion
Ball
Miss Stoughton
Miss Keyes
Babylon
Logan Church
Presbytery Meeting
C. E
Columbus Group
William Watts
Rotary
Tooncco Co
Coats
Minnie
Ummer
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