Loga n Lodge trustee acquitted in Sunday show case
C J Juergensmeier a trustee of Logan Lodge of Knights of Pythias was acquitted by a Common Pleas Court jury of operating a motion picture show on Sunday. Two hour deliberation. Prosecution to press with trial of Dan James manager. Affidavits filed against four other trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil A. Henderson
Dan James
Pythian Theater
Walter Arnold
Gore
Lodge
Henderson
James Darby
McArthur
James
Juergensmeter
Oil Producers Call Gasoline Rise Unfair
Logan May 25 oil producers in this district argue that a 42 cent per barrel gasoline price rise does not justify the current 1.95 dollar Pennsylvania crude price. They claim overproduction is not the issue and the move is inconsistent with economic conditions.
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Logan
Pennsylvania
Auxiliary entertains after Logan Legion meeting
Following the regular meeting Monday evening the Auxiliary Unit of the Logan Post of the American Legion held a social session. Miss Velva Gray and Miss Betty Bell performed toe dancing with Miss Marjorie Lytle at the piano. Ruth Armstrong won one contest and Mrs. W S Yaw led the winning team. Miniature flags served as lunch favors. Miss Bell Gray and Wilma Martin joined the unit. Entertainment committee members were Mrs Charles Bruble, Mrs Charles Adcock, Mrs Samuel Lehman, Mrs Dewey Howdyshell, Mrs James Reese and Mrs Lucy Pautske.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Post
American Legion
Velva Gray
Betty Bell
Marjorie Lytle
Ruth Armstrong
W. S. Yaw
Miss Bell
Miss Gray
Wilma Martin
Charles Btruble
Charles Adcock
Samuel Lehman
Dewey Howdyshell
James Reese
Lucy Pautske
Get Together and D C Club Gatherings Outline
Mrs. Jennie Preston hosted Get Together Club members Monday evening with bridge. Mrs. George Leyshon entertained D C Club members on East Main Street with substitute players Mrs. T. R. Walburn Mrs. John Lee and Mrs. Theodore Lytle joining the game.
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Jennie Preston
D. C
George Leyshon
East Main Street
T. R. Walburn
John Lee
Theodore Lytle
Memorial Day Poppies Sold By Logan Auxiliary
Logan Auxiliary reports the sale of 1700 Memorial Day poppies by members on Main Street. The flowers, made by disabled veterans in state hospitals, drew grateful responses from the public and unit officers.
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Logan
Main Street
Moriarity Family Highlights Logan Visit Roots
Ed ward Moriarity of Memphis says the Logan trip makes him feel young again during his annual hometown visit. He travels with brother William and sister Miss Kate Moriarity. Moriarity works in a responsible role for the Illinois Central Railroad in the south city.
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Logan
Edward Moriarity
Memphis
William Moriarity
Kate Moritarity
Moriarity
Illinois Central Railroad
Man Whitewashes Hill Street Trees and Poles
Logan May 28. Harry Shaw of Hill Street procured whitewash and a brush and painted all the trees and telephone poles on Hill Street. Citizens commend the act, praising the improved appearance of the district.
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Logan
Harry Shaw
Hill Street
Scenic District To Be Advertised For Tourists
Logan May 23 Frank Blasius chairman of the State Parks Committee of the Logan Chamber of Commerce prepares full publicity for the Hocking County Scenic District. Seven thousand road map folders will be printed with only passable roads plus data on main spots. Post cards signs and articles in Outdoors Ohio Magazine over four months will promote tourism aiming to surpass last year’s 100600 attendance.
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Logan
Frank Blasius
State Parks Committee
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Hocking County Scenic District
Blasius
Thacher Seeks Republican Nomination for Congress
Ned Thacher of Circleville announced his intention to seek the Republican nomination for Congress in the Eleventh District. A World War artillery major and current Ohio National Guard colonel, he has long worked in the State Auditor's Office Inspection Department.
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Logan
Ned Thacher
Circleville
William R. Moore Arrested for Non-Support in Fairfield County
Logan reports William R. Moore was arrested at Oakland in Fairfield County Sunday and transported to the city Monday by Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn to face a non-support charge.
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Logan
William R. Moore
Oakland
Fairfield County
Joe Farbearn
Dayton Rotary delegates report on district convention
Logan Rotary Club heard reports from Harry H. Wright and John E. Krieg about the recent district convention in Dayton. Osman Burk was elected delegate to the international Rotary convention in Chicago the week of June 23. The club endorsed the Scenic District sign project and welcomed Dr. H. M. Boocks as a new member.
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Logan
Dayton
Harry H. Wright
John E. Krieg
Logan Rotary Club
Osman Burk
Rotary Clubs
Chicago
H. M. Boocks
North Canton Youths Plan Trip to Hocking County Park
A group of boys and girls from North Canton under Miss Margaret Widdoes plan a trip to Hocking County Park District. The Logan Chamber of Commerce has supplied maps and data about the area to Miss Widdoes.
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Logan
North Canton
Margaret Widdoes
Hocking County Park Distri
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Shepard to compete in National Scholastic Meet in Chicago
Logan residents rally funds to send Harold Shepard star half miler to Chicago for the National Scholastic Meet after a 2:04.2 880 yard victory at Columbus state meet. Local relay team plans to enter as funding options are explored.
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Chicago
Logan
Logan High School Athletic Association
Harold Shepard
Ernest Krinn
Shepard
Columbus
Cr. Dupler
Thorne
Blosser
Shaw
Postmaster Vacancy In Carbon Hill Open For Applications
Logan May 28 The carbon Hill postmaster position left vacant by the death of G W Ross will be filled soon. Applications must be filed by June 6 at Carbon Hill or with the Postal Department in Washington. Forms available at both locations. Ross served as post master for many years.
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Logan
Carbon Hill
G. W. Ross
Postal Department
Washington, D. C
Ross
Frank Rutgers Suffering Stroke. Condition Slightly Better
Logan reports slight improvement in the condition of Frank Rutgers of East Hunter Street after a stroke Sunday evening that impaired his speech.
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Logan
Frank Rutgers
Hunter Street
Illness in town noted at North Spring Street
Miss Julia Mauk is seriously ill at home on North Spring Street. Mrs. Stanley Hysell, helping since February, rests. Miss Etta Freisner takes her place. Miss Blanche Ryan travels to Columbus for a week with Mr. and Mrs. William Ryan. Miss Ruth Krischbaum becomes a notary public with a governor's commission arriving last week. Mr. and Mrs. Will Carpenter and son Elwood of Linworth and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carpenter of this city hosted by Emma Shaw near Rockbridge.
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Julia Mauk
North Spring Street
Stanley Hysell
Etta Freisner
Blanche Ryan
Columbus
William Ryan
Ruth Krischbaum
Cooper
Will Carpenter
Elwood
Linworth, O
Fred Carpenter
Emma Shaw
Rockbridge
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Cave District
Columbia
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Joe E. Brown
Majestic
Screendow
Chasing Rainbows
Charles King
Bessie Love
Marie Dressler
Polly Moran
Mallory Makers
Yorke and
Jantzen
Sanrees
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