Logan Council Moves Toward Water Plant Plans
Logan City Council recessed session moved water legislation. $500 set from water fund to hire engineers for filtration plant plans and specs. bidding and contracts authorized. First reading kept for $15,000 supplemental appropriation to cover construction, plans may require more. Agencies Burgess and Niple and Uhlman Co discussed proposals. ten youths requested alley between Orchard and Walnut Streets. Local hospital bill for burns referred. fishing trip announced for William Ramsey.
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Logan
Logan City
Kinser
Water Fund
R. R. Loomis
Burgess and Niple
Uhlman Co
Columbus
Clayton Bull
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Council Chamber
Larimer
Orchard
Walnut Sts
Cherrington Hospital
Glen Freeman
Burns
F. W. Phillips
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Protem Larimer
Logan man suffers chin laceration and knocked-out tooth
Logan friends report Neil Nelson of Colum bus fainted at work last week and fell, injuring his chin and losing a front tooth. He has continued working and attending school.
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Logan
Neil Nelson
Columbus
Logan Brief Social Notes: Christian Culture Class Meeting
The Christian Culture Class met Monday evening at Mrs. James Rees home with hostesses Mrs. Willard Lyke Mrs. John Keller Mrs. Foster Bobo and Mrs. Florence Fickel assisting. Programs leader Mrs. Rees highlighted Home and Mother with readings songs and tributes. A business session followed with a contest and lunch, guests listed.
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James Rees
Willard Lyke
John Keller
Foster Bobo
Florence Fickel
Rees
Gustav Lange
Paul Cruise
James Hutchinson
Claribel Whitehart
Harry Reeves
Clarence Phillips
Harry Sweazy
Allen Adams
Olga Green
Christian Parenthood
Adams
Phillips
D C Club Wraps Up Series With White House Dinner
Losers of the D C Club en tertained winners and guests at a White House dinner Monday evening. Bridge prizes went to Mrs M H Cherrington and Mrs Harry Wright. guest prizes to Mrs A T Spears and Mrs Will White. Hosts included Mrs Curtis Cole and Miss Ruth Brooke among others.
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D. C
White House
M. H. Cherrington
Harry Wright
A. T. Spears
Will White
Cherrington
George Carr
William Lehman
Harold Saxton
Harry, Wright
L. P. Mooney
Spears
WilliamLeyshon
Rudolph Hankison
Robert Work
Harry Stevenson
M. J. Cole
Harley Meyer
James Smoot
Charles Smith
Naomi Goulding
Warren Bright
Edward Paul
Alta Atha
C. S. Clarke
White
Emma McLain
Curtis Cole
Carl Anderson
Fred Burchfield
Charles Notestone
Craig Adair
Ruth Brooke
Gallipolis Visit By Smith Family and Hammond Return
Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Smith and son Dick are spending two weeks in Gallipolis visiting relatives. Mrs. Paul E. Stewart and her daughter Nancy have returned home after a two week stay with her parents in Hammond Indiana.
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Sterling Smith
Gallipolis
Paul E. Stewart
Nancy
Hammond
Ind
Rehearsal Set for Mothersing ers at Mrs Rees Home
A rehearsal for the Mothersing ers is planned for Monday at 7 30 evening at Mrs James Rees home. The group will perform at the final PTA meeting on Tuesday evening May 25. James Rutgers will conduct an auction of items crafted in the Manual Art Department.
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James Rees
PTA
Manual Art Department
James Rutgers
Logan 4-H Unit Organizes Future Livestock Club
The 4-H Unit LOGAN-Future Livestock Men’s 4-H Club formed on Monday evening under advisor Wayne Frantz. A meeting is set for June 9 at Charles Marx’s home. Officers named include Harold Frantz as president Virgil Coakley as vice president David Marx as secretary Kenneth Coakley as recreation leader and Roy Fickel as reporter.
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LOGAN
Wayne Frantz
Charles Marx
Harold Frantz
Virgil Coakley
David Marx
Kenneth Coakley
Roy Fickel
Logan DAR Sponsors School History Test
Miss Jessie McManigal of the Daughters of the American Revolution conducted the annual history scholarship test at Junior High School on Tuesday morning. Ten pupils participated, with a gold award to be given by the Worthington chapter’s governor. Winners include Mary Alice Coleman and Dorothy Proctor among others. the chapter will attend Friday’s Senior High assembly for citizenship awards and the history scholarship medal. Special music directed by Minnie Louise Bowen. The citizenship awards are offered by the Sons of the American Revolution.
Carbon Hill Adds Players for Sunday Game
New stands will be ready at Carbon Hill Sunday as the Red Birds host Newark Pure Oils in the second Central Ohio League game. Carbon Hill added Peyton of Shawnee and Walters of New Straitsville to the roster this week. Either Dean of Logan or Devol of Carbon Hill will pitch for Ward Township, with Lowes or Crooks in the battery.
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Logan
Carbon Hill
Red Birds
Newark Pure Oils
Peyton
Shawnee
Walters
New Straitsville
Dean
Devol
Ward Township
Lowes
Crooks
Pete Clark Fined for School Absence Charge
Pete Clark was arrested Tuesday by Constable George H. Spang on a charge of failing to send his children to school. He pled guilty before Magistrate C. T. Stephenson and was fined $10 plus costs.
Hocking County Cigarette Licenses (Two Vendors)
In Hocking County during the past year 79 licenses were sold. For the coming year only two vendors have permits to sell cigarettes. F. C. Hilliard of Laurelville obtained the first permit. Deadline is May 24.
Logan High senior class play ticket reservations
Tickets may be reserved at Risch Pharmacy from 6 to 6 30 Wednesday to Friday. Later reservations are available at the Logan High School auditorium that evening.
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Logan
Logan High School
Risch Pharmacy
Election of Officers Meeting at West PTA
The West Parent-Teacher Association will hold a meeting at 3 15 o clock Thursday afternoon to elect officers. Attendees are asked to bring a contribution for a picnic supper.
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Logan
West Parent-Teacher Association
Logan School Median Tops State Averages in Tests
Statistics released by Supt. G. E. Carr show Logan schools surpassing state medians in most subjects. Senior High English 12 Local 58 versus state 58.3. Plane Geometry 49.5 vs 34.8. Chemistry 50.9 vs 41.6. Latin II 47 vs 38.5. French II 76.5 vs 88.7 is a notable exception.
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Logan
Supt
G. E. Carr
Mussel Yields Blue Stone Found in Shell
In Marsh Island Maine Charles Poland opened a mussel shell and found a beautiful blue stone inside. The stone has not yet been identified and no details accompany the discovery.
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Marsh Island
U.P
Charles Poland
The Shortest Last Name in Cleveland Theater
Norman Ek, manager of a Cleveland theater, claims to have the shortest surname in show business.
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Cleveland
U.P
Norman Ek
Carbon Hill Senior Class Night Held At Gymnasium
Logan class night program of the senior class at Carbon Hill will be held at 8 this evening in the gymnasium per Supt S H Dillon. Commencement exercises will be held at 8 Friday night with Grover Traxel of the state department of education as speaker.
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LOGAN
Carbon Hill
Supt
S. H. Dillon
Grover Traxel
State Department of Education
Middleport Resident Convicted of Reported Incident
POMEROY Harrison Buckner of Middleport was found guilty by a jury in common pleas court of a reported incident involving his 14 year old daughter Clara Belle Buckner. Buckner faced two counts and faces mandatory life imprisonment after the verdict on the more serious charge.
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Pomeroy
Harrison Buckner
Middleport
Common Pleas
Buckner
C. E. Peoples
Clara Belle Buckner
Tom Mix Buys Horse Near Uniontown Coal Region
Cowboy film star Tom Mix visited Uniontown Pennsylvania and purchased a horse amid his tour of the area's coal industry centers.
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Tom MIX
Uniontown
Hocking County Tax Figures Highlight Rotary Talk
Auditor W. S. Yaw spoke to the Logan Rotary Club on county finances. He noted 1930 levies of 30 million with 20 mills yielding 600 000, and 1937 levies of 15 mills on 18 million producing 270 000. He cited bond retirements, relief costs, and welfare expenditures funded from taxes and other sources.
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Logan
Logan Rotary Club
W. S. Yaw
Hocking County
Start Stadium Work at Chieftain Field in Logan
Work has begun on a concrete curb and gutter on the south side of the Chieftain Field stands. The project includes concrete walks connecting the three stadium entrances and new walks on the east and west sides of the Central Grade Building. Logan also notes Miss Sarah Holmes of Junior High won the 18 week attendance and tardiness contest with a dinner for winners planned by the student council.
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LOGAN
Chieftain Field
Sarah Holmes
Settlement Reached in Cecil Davis Case Against State
Cecil Davis and the State Industrial Commission settled the case before jury consideration. The plaintiff received $750 as the basis of the agreement. Concurrently the Charles Jarvis case, set for trial, was also reportedly settled out of court with terms undisclosed.
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LOGAN
Cecil Davis
State Industrial Commission
Charles Jarvis
Logan Woman Visits Florida Relative
Mrs. Joe Johnson returns from Lake Worth Florida and spends weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Johnson in New Straitsville. Mrs. Johnson formerly lived in Logan. Mr. Johnson is her son.
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Florida
Logan
Joe Johnson
Lake Worth
Fla
Sidney Johnson
New Straitsville
Mr. Johnson
Johnson
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