National Legion Officer Addresses Meeting Here
National service officer Carl C. Brown spoke to local American Legion members and visiting veterans, touring Ohio to educate post officers. He outlined federal laws on disability and insurance, urged claims filing, and highlighted Legion growth as Ohio remains a strong state. He travels next to Pomeroy with plans for multiple district meetings.
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Nocan
F Fon
Carl C. Brown
Ohio
Ir. Brown
John Elden
National Organization
Docking County
American Legion
Legion
Ince
United States
American Legion States of the Union
Pomeroy
Commencement Tonight at Pythian Theater for Class of 1931
Logan reports class night at the High School Auditorium for 89 graduates. Salutatory by Alice G Poston second honor, valedictory by Christine Eberst first honor, with Ralph Arnold and Eugene Brey presenting the key. A film portion and multiple class presentations followed, ending with the class song. Graduation exercises Thursday at the Pythian Theater feature Rabbi Tarshish as speaker.
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Misa Launta Kleinschmidt
Natha Mae Eichel
Nellie Frasch
Peggy Hack
Pythian Theater
Rabbi Tarshish of
Columbus
Harry H. Wright
Board of Education
Beougher Pleads Guilty to Intoxication Charge
Logan May 28 Jesse Beougher of Haydenville appeared before Judge A M Ellinger for a hearing on intoxication. He changed a former plea to guilty, was fined 100 dollars and costs. Beougher was arrested last Saturday night by Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbeann.
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Logan
Jesse Beougher
Haydenville
A. M. Ellinger
Beougher
Joe Farbeann
Radio Measure Is Voted Down Here in Logan
Logan May 28 defeat was recorded in City Council on Tuesday evening to the proposed ordinance regulating apparatus interfering with radio reception. Opponents argued the measure would have no effect since it protected reception only within 25 miles, and no station lies in range. A second proposal to narrow Elm Street was tabling to death. Council noted the need for more fire hose as funds are unavailable, per Service Director Fred C Shively.
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Logan
Elm Street
Fred C. Shively
Scout Report Shows $477.75 Raised for Boy Scout Campaign
Logan May 28 The Hocking County District Committee met at Gordon Oil Company offices. Dr J B Cher rington reported a total of $477.75 raised for the scout program in the recent campaign and aims to increase the sum to keep the county progressing.
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Logan
Hocking County
Boy Scouts
Gordon Oil Company
J. 8. Cherrington
Cherrington
These Fathers Play to be Presented by Scout Troop 160
The article notes Troop No. 160 of the Presbyterian Church will present These Fathers at a Court of Honor June 10 in Logan High School Auditorium chaired by Judge Harley M. Whitcraft. Open to the public, the event aims to show what Scouts learn, with merit badge counselors to be recruited soon. The Boy Scouts plan a Memorial Day service and patrol leaders camp at Camp Lazarus June 6–7, with June 7 as visitors day for a basket picnic.
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Ohio
Presbyterian Church
Logan High School
Harley M. Whitcraft
J. E. Frew
Camp Lazarus
Asbury Ridge News Visit Highlights Family Ties
Mrs. Lydia Shalfan spent Wednesday through Friday with her daughter Mrs. Emmett Pickett of Chauncey. Mrs. George Zevenden, son Frank Lin, and granddaughter Shirley shared in the visit.
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Asbury Ridge
Lydia Shalfan
Emmett Pickett
Chauncey
George Zevenden
Franklin
Shirley
Family visits span weekends across Point Rock and Kimberly
Mr and Mrs Emmett Pickett and daughter Dorotha spent the weekend with relatives. Mrs Lydia Chalfan and sons Harvey and Harley, along with Mr and Mrs Charles Chalfan and Mr and Mrs Emmett Pickett with Dorotha, visited Ezra Wells and C B Wells near Point Rock. Miss Nellie Johnson stays with Miss Bernice Davis at Kimberly.
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Akron
Emmett Pickett
Dorotha
Lydia Chalfan
Harley and
Harvey
Charles Chalfan
Ezra Wells
C. B. Wells
Point Rock
Nellie Johnson
Bernice Davis
Kimberly
Kiwanis Junior League Opens Monday In Logan
Kiwanis Junior League baseball starts Monday night at the Athletic Field with the Methodists facing the Catholics at 6 o'clock. Six teams are set for the league, with Lutherans vs United Brethren Wednesday and Presbyterians vs Episcopalians Friday. Three games weekly on Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings.
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Logan
Kiwanis
United Brethren
Parish league prep with new managers for 1915 season
The article notes age reckoning from 12 to 16 with December 1914 as the date and lists new managers for several denominations. J. D. Sanderson leads the Presbyterians, Harry Krumlauf replaces Davy Williams for the Episcopalians, Carl Johnson guides the Lutherans, Rex Keller runs the United Brethren, Dr. M. H. Cherrington heads the Methodists, and Mike Krumlauf leads the Catholics. Changes due to eligibility rules are anticipated, with the Episcopalians expected to be strong and several teams viewed as contenders. John Columber and Clint Webb are mentioned among others.
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J. D. Sanderson
Harry Krumlauf
Davy Williams
Episcopalians
Williams
Carl Johnson
Lutherans
Ray Zan
Ner
Rex Keller
United Brethren
M. H. Cherrington
Methodists
Mike Krumlauf
John Columber
Clint Webb
Umpires Assigned for Opening Game Shaping Up
Officials named for the season opener include Howard Columb from last year’s staff. Three new umpires are likely to join the staff as additions, with further details continued on page five.
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Howard Columb
Probal
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Einton Webb
Messenger
Milne
West
National Legion
Post
Helen Cole
Independent
Logan, Ohio
Baseball League
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Y Pu
As Werf
Anita Pag
Robert Mon Shades
Adolphe Menjou
Man OF the World
William Powell
Olumbia Theatre
Roland
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
FBI
SAT
Biz Time Newspapering
Lewis Milestone
appucTior
Ben Hecht
Charles MacArthur
Styles
Zenners
Peggy Palmer
Nelly Dons
Batiste
Mayfair
Reve
Sunbask
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