Logan High School Commencement Tonight
Logan hosts commencement exercises at the Pythian theater at eight o'clock with 97 graduates. Dr. J L Morrill of Ohio State University will speak as Mrs Nellie Adams leads the processional and recessional. The invocation is by Rev James T Nevin and the benediction by Rev Henry L Geddes. Diplomas will be presented by Harry H Wright after Supt G E Carr presents the class.
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Harry H. Wright
Board of Education
G. E. Carr
Man arraigned for shooting fish in the Hocking River
Logan May 27 Carl Klinger Rockbridge was arrested by Deputy Game Protector Edward Eberst and arraigned before Mayor Elias Bright on a charge of shooting fish in the Hocking River. He pleaded guilty and was fined 25 dollars and costs. Clarence Boring Gore was arrested for shooting a squirrel out of season and pleaded not guilty with a later hearing.
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Logan
Carl Klinger
Rockbridge
Edward Eberst
Elias Bright
Hocking
Klinger
Clarence Boring
Gore
Bright
Kellogg's Whole Wheat Biscuits Certified For Value
Local grocers report strong acceptance of Kellogg's new Whole Wheat biscuits certified for food value by the Medical Arts Lab of Philadelphia. The pressure cooked whole wheat product comes in a new size, two biscuits per bowl, 15 per package, toasted on both sides and easy to digest with rich flavor.
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Medical Arts
Philadelphia
Kellogg
Ellege
Battle Creek
Classified Circulation Ads Notice
Local classified ad guidance asks readers to contact D Y Milne at phone 272 for circulation related notices and society items. Clinton Webb notes a general call to submit items to The Messenger through the classified section and circulation desk at 6024.
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Clinton Webb
Your
6024
Messenger
D. Y. Milme
Pasture Demonstrations Show Long-Term Soil Improvements
In Logan on May 27 two pasture demonstration tours led by D R Dodd of Ohio State University and local agent Harold Chambers showcased scientifically treated pasture plots. Visitors observed lasting benefits from lime stone and superphosphate applications at the Linton farm, with fields in Green Township still recovering after eleven years.
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Mason Campbell
Frank A. Linton
Scotts Creek
Mr. Dodd
L. G. Linton
Green Township
Mingo Lodge Dedicates New Logan Quarters With Ohio Grand Master
Mingo Lodge of Masons in Logan dedicates its new quarters with Harry F. Ake, grand master of Ohio, as dedicatory officer. Simeon Nash and Roy Delaney assist. Bremen and Columbus officials attend. Several longtime Masons are noted. a dinner caps ceremonies.
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Logan
Mingo Lodge of Masons
Harry F. Ake
Grand Lodge of Ohio
Simeon Nash
Columbus
Roy Delaney
Lancaster
John Snowden
Nelsonville
Courtright
John A. Stemen
Bremen
Stemen
Mingo Lodge
Levi Kennedy
Nash
Milk
Columbus Lodge
Rolland Bright
Charles W. Domatsch
C. Wood Bowen
Ake
Easterling
Neil Shaw
Donald Bort
Florence Bort
Charles Huffman
Mildred Laube
Rhea B. Pettit
Lodge
Venus Chapter
The
Eastern Star
Pythian
Ohio
Marion
Russell Keyes
Raily Condition of Water Is Explained
Logam city water sources face roily mains in evening due to heavy lawn sprinkling. Officials, led by Mayor Elias Bright and Service Director Fred C Shively, expect ongoing disturbance until rainfall reduces demand. Wells hold, daily use near one million gallons, conservation advised.
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Logan
Elias Bright
Fred C. Shively
Deputies Search Depot Hotel Uncovers Beer Mash
Logan May 27 deputies with a search warrant visited the Depot Hotel Thursday morning and found ten gallons of beer mash. An affidavit against proprietor George Downard was filed and he will be arraigned before Mayor Elias Bright.
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Logan
Joe Farbearn
Stanley Sparnow
Depot Hotel
George Downard
Elias Bright
Sisters Gather for Social at Braddock Home
Members of the Sister Susies met at Mrs. Desmond Braddock's home at six o'clock Wednesday for a social hour and a spread. Guests included Mrs. Helen Braddock and Mrs. Elizabeth Forwick of Columbus, along with out of town member Miss Cloe Haley.
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Sister Susies
Desmond Braddock
Helen Braddock
Elizabeth Forwick
Columbus
Cloe Haley
Fire in old brewery tunnel put out without damage
May 27 Logan. A rubbish pile in the tunnel beneath the old Front Street brewery sparked a blaze. Frank Eberst alerted the Fire Department and firefighters halted the fire before it spread to connected frame and brick buildings. No damage reported.
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Logan
Front Street
Frank Eberst
Chauncey Church of Christ hosts well attended night fellowship
Chauncey May 27. Church Night Fellowship at Chauncey Church of Christ drew a large crowd. Rev Miles E Hoon presided. Ruth Fiske announced the program. Paul A Theisen spoke on church attendance. Vocal solos by Mary Ogg Lucinda Sands Elizabeth Close and Charles Bradfield Jr. A vocal duet by Charles Sweeney Jr and Neil Tippett. piano solo by H E Cass and a vocal trio by Virginia Mae Quade Lorena Mae Sisson and Norma Shears.
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Chauncey Church of Christ
Chauncey
Miles E. Hoon
Ruth Fiske
Paul A. Theisen
Mary Ogg
Lucinda Sands
Elizabeth Close
Charles Bradfield
Charles Sweeney, Jr
Neil Tippet
Stedem Rites For Logan Woman Conducted This Morning
Funeral services were held at St John Catholic Church for Mrs Blanche A Stedem 61 wife of Bert Stedem following a Tuesday death after a stroke Saturday. She leaves a brother Ford Ambrose of Logan. Rev J T Nevin officiated and burial was in Oak Grove Cemetery.
Volley Ball Club Social Returns to Warner Avenue
Members gathered Wednesday night at Mrs Clinton Webb’s Warner Avenue home for a social with bridge and anagrams followed by a spread. Fourteen attendees included Mrs. G. E. Carr, Mrs. Frank W. Harden, Mrs. Rudolph Hankison, Mrs. Dallas Kinser, Mrs. Walter Haas, Mrs. James F. Rutgers, Mrs. L. S. Robbins, Mrs. Kenneth Coulter, Mrs. Fred Burchfield, Mrs. Webb, Miss Gladys Orr, Miss Ethel M. Cooper, Mrs. Harold Chambers and Miss Mary Shepard. Five members were unable to attend.
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Clinton Webb
Warner Avenue
G. E. Carr
Frank W. Harden
Rudolph Hankison
Dallas Kinser
Walter Haas
James F. Rutgers
L. S. Robbins
Kenneth Coulter
Fred Burchfield
Webb
Gladys Orr
Ethel M. Cooper
Harold Chambers
Mary Shepard
Social event with musical accompaniments and talks
Ralph Brown and Mrs. H. E. Cass played the accompaniments. Mr. Hoon closed the program with a short talk. During the social hour refreshments were served. The social committee included Mrs. Frank Sands, Mrs. Watt Ferrer and Mrs. Addie Tippett. The invitation committee named Mr. Nye, Mr. Theisen and Mrs. Sweeney. Ruth Fiske, Mrs. Dane Osborne, Mrs. Charlies Sweeney and Mrs. Frank Millington arranged the program.
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Frank Sands
Watt Ferrer
Addie Tippett
Nye
Theisen
Sweeney
Ruth Fiske
Dane Osborne
Charlies Sweeney
Frank Millington
Local social notes from Chauncey and Columbus
Miss Maxine Dust of Trimble visited Sunday with Kenneth Nye at his parents home in Chauncey. Miss Elizabeth Close of Chauncey returned from a week with her uncle James Goldsworthy in McArthur. Mrs Bridget Omen of Millfield is ill at her son McKinley Omen's home in Columbus.
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Maxine Dust, Trimble
Kenneth Nye
Floyd Nye
Chauncey
Elizabeth Close
James Goldsworthy
McArthur
Bridget Omen
Millfield
McKinley Omen
Columbus
Chauncey Men Fishing Trip on Muskingum River
Clarence McCafferty Frank Cunningham and Milton Patton Chauncey are on a fishing trip on the Muskingum River near Chauncey.
Church Board Urges Dismissal of Massie
New York May 27 The home board of Congregational and Christian churches urged dismissal from the navy without congressional pardon for the three male defendants in the Honolulu case. It opposes restoring the citizenship of Lieut. Thomas H. Massie E J Lord and Albert O Jones, saying the navy has set itself above civil government.
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New York
U.P
Navy
Home Board of Congregational and Christian Churches
Honolulu
Thomas H. Massie
E. J. Lord
Albert O. Jones
Probate court names Lucy Hay administrator for Kate Shelton estate
In probate court Lucy Shelton Hay is appointed administrator of the estate of Kate Shelton, deceased. An application has been filed for the appointment and related duties.
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Lucy Shelton Hay
Kate Shelton
Appointment of Administrator in J L Myers Case and Kail Probate
Notice states the appointment of an administrator to the case of J L Myers, deceased. The will of Harriett Kail, deceased, has been admitted to probate and Hor ace Kail is named as administrator.
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J. L. Myers
Harriett Kail
Horace Kail
Steel Industry Shows Large Season Increase
The Federal Reserve Board reported that production in the automobile and steel industries rose in April and the first three weeks of May by more than the usual seasonal percentage. It noted a seasonal increase in the daily average value of building contracts over the first quarter.
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Washington
U.P
Federal Reserve Board
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