Blue and Gray Trail seeks U S Route 33 as military highway
Officials from the Blue and Gray Trail Association and state representatives pressed a Washington conference for designating U S Route 33 a military highway. James D. Wells of Logan said data were reviewed by the War Department and White House aides, with no commitments yet as reviews proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Blue and Gray Trail Association
Washington
James D. Wells
Logan Chamber of Commerce
War Department
Bureau of Public Roads
White House
Wells
U. S
Virginia Tidewater
United States
Walter Compton
Pomeroy
C. D. Shafer
Nelsonville
Ohio
Lancaster Bowlers Take Two of Three From Logan
Logan Krogers defeated Shines Bar in a three game league set at Lancaster two to one. Logan total 2771 to 2846 with Columber scoring 585 and Spung 636 leading Lancaster. Individual scores show varied times with several players posting 170s and 180s in each game.
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Logan—Krogers
Lancaster
Shines Bar
Logan
Columber
Spung
Roberts
Appleman
Eaccenoe
Lancaster— Kruckeberg
Ec Bad
Inet Edinandad
Ro” Emnineoanky
Einen
Drilling for Water at Brown Farm Site on Route 75
Drillers began spudding a water well on the Brown farm site of the new state highway garage along Route 75 east of the city. The crew is led by Fred Cox former resident of the city. Charlies Black, nephew of Mr and Mrs S B Whitehart, died in Columbus after visiting at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
State Highway
Brown Farm
Route 75
Fred Cox
Columbus
S. B. Whitehart
Charlies Black
Whitehart
Logan Churches That Plan Sunday Worship
Logan churches announce a full Sunday program with sermons at 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. at the Methodist and United Brethren churches. Epworth League and Christian Endeavor meetings are scheduled, and other services include St Paul Episcopal, Good Shepherd in Athens, First Presbyterian, St Matthew and St John Lutheran with various speakers and choirs.
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Logan
Robert Cook
St. Paul Episcopal Church
Henry Wise Hobson
Mpandivonae
Ohio
Good Shepard
Athens
First Presbyterian Church
Harriet Gibson Weymueller
D. O. Davis
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Amos L. Heyde
St. John Lutheran Church
Election Officials To Report Saturday In Hocking County
Presiding judges of 37 precincts in Hocking County were ordered to report at the courthouse by 10 am Saturday to receive supplies and be instructed by the county election board on their duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Hocking County
County Election Board
Letart Falls News Notes November events and local visits
Sunday sermons announced by Rev C L Thayer at Letart Falls and Apple Grove. Church official board meets Friday. Halloween party for 40 at the Hill home. Chicken dinner by Women's Society on Election Day. Birth of Dotty Lou Norris announced. Local visits include Racine, Stockdale, Columbus, and Parkersburg trips. Lige Shields returns home after hospital treatment. Various neighbors and families profiled with sickness, travel, and community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letart Falls
C. L. Thayer
Apple Grove
The
Methodist Church
Bobby
Billy Hill
Albert Hill
Women's Society of Christian Service
Community Hall
Kenneth Wilt
Dotty Lou
Thomas Norris
Ralph Neglar
Racine
Garen Roush
J. D. Law
Stockdale
May Alexander
Eileen Shields
Parkersburg
Lige Shields
John Young
Monongehela
Solon Butcher
Columbus
Emma Sargent
Iin
Burton Webb
Lawrence Wolfe
Letart
W. Va
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ella Sayre
Eleanor
Howard Sayre
Redmond Norris
Marysville
Carl Shielas
Fomeroy
Hoyt Webb
Frank Byers
R. D
Wayne Woodyard
Washington D. H
E. P. Grimm
Paul Alexander
Accident victim at Evans Packing plant laid up at home
Junior Meadows, an employee at Evans Packing Co., is confined to his home with a deep gut wound in his right thigh from a workplace accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Evans Packing Co
Junior Meadows
Sidewalks To Be Built in Hocking Area
A joint State Highway WPA project will start at Union Furnace to construct new sidewalks. D O Davis Harry McVey Earl Loomis and Mrs Hinerman with Representative Walter E Brehm conferred in Columbus with State Highway Director Hal Sours. Surveys were completed and work will run from the school area through the village to residences across the highway to ease traffic for 500 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brehm
Corning Union Endorses Roosevelt for Third Term
At a Saturday meeting the Congo miners union voted to back Roosevelt for a third term. A telegram was sent to John L. Lewis conveying the endorsement and requesting his resignation.
Corning News Briefs Include Retirements and Draft Draw
John Temple retires after 30 years with New York Central Railroad at age 65. Ladies Auxiliary of American Legion to meet Tuesday night for officer elections. Henry Spray Jr. was the corning boy holding draft number 158, the first drawn, with other Corning entrants named as George Dennis Verfers Floyd Carter Donald Spence Sam Brown Robert Horn Jack Woods Maynard Gaileen William Hardy and Ernest Matthews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Temple
New York Central Railroad
Henry Spray Jr
Corning
George Dennis Verfers
Floyd Carter
Donald Spence
Sam Brown
Robert Horn
Jack Woods
Maynard Gaileen
William Hardy
Ernest Matthews
Band Mothers Club Dance and games night for band uniforms
The Band Mothers Club hosts a Dance Bridge Euchre and games party in the K of P Hall on Friday night November 1 to raise the remaining funds for band uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Band Mothers Club
K. of P. Hall
Church Meeting Rescheduled to Wednesday Nov. 6
The Methodist Church service shifts from Tuesday November 5 to Wednesday November 6 at the home of Mrs. Florence Hampson. Local members are notified to attend at the adjusted time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church
Florence Hampson
Halloween Party Held by Public Schools Faculty Club
The basement at Mrs. John Nelson’s home hosted an old fashioned Halloween party for the Faculty club of the public schools on Wednesday night. Guests arrived masked with Miss Veneta Wilson winning for the cleverest costume and Mrs. Lorena Spence earning second prize as a hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nelson
Veneta Wilson
Lorena Spence
Women Missionary Association Day at United Brethren Church
Sunday evening will be observed as Women's Missionary Association Day at the United Brethren Church. The society will present the program and an invited speaker, Mrs. N. B. Nichols of Lancaster, who recently returned from the National Missionary Convention in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Association
United Brethren Church
N. B. Nichols
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Brotherhood Meeting Set For Monday Night
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen will hold a meeting on Monday night to discuss union matters and upcoming actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Missionary Meeting Attended by Bremen Residents
Mrs Clyde Thomas visited Columbus recently. Rev A C Shonkwiler Mrs Martha Young Miss Mae Rodgers and Mrs Mary Baxter attended a Missionary meeting at Bremen on Wednesday. James Rodgers a senior at Ohio State University spent the weekend with his parents while Dr James Miller John Park Clarence Parsons and Joseph Brun ton attended a Republican meeting at Jackson on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Thomas
Columbus
A. C. Shonkwiler
Martha Young
Mae Rodgers
Mary Baxter
Bremen
James Rodgers
Ohio State University
J. E. Rodgers
James Miller
John Park
Clarence Parsons
Joseph Brunton
Jackson
Stanton Visitors from Newark Plan Columbus Education Meeting
Logan welcomed Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Stuart of Newark on Thursday. They intend to travel to Columbus for a Central Ohio Education Association meeting. Mr. Stuart teaches in Newark public schools and previously taught at Carbon Hill High School.
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Logan
Walter E. Stuart
Newark
Columbus
Central Ohio Education Association
Stuart
Carbon Hill High School
State's First Mineral Mica Found Among Ancient NC Debris
Excavations and tons of debris at ancient dumps reveal mica as one of the earliest mined minerals in North Carolina, indicating extensive Native American mining activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Red Cross Drive to Start November 11 in Logan
The Rev. E. B. White of United Brethren Church is named chairman for city and county Red Cross roll call. He is aided by Rev. Stanley W. Wiant of the Methodist Church. Red Cross Sunday is set for November 10 with roll call beginning Armistice Day and continuing to November 30.
Logan social notes capture theater guild Halloween event
Logan residents attended a Logan Theater Guild Halloween party at Miss Elsie Martin home in Glenview Heights with Miss Sheila Graham and Miss Mary Elizabeth Wolfe coordinating. Carl Harsh spoke on guild goals and December one act plays. tryouts set for next Wednesday at 7 30 in Chamber of Commerce rooms.
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Logan
Logan Theater Guild
Elsie Martin
Glenview Heights
Martin
Sheila Graham
Mary Elizabeth Wolfe
Wolfe
Joe Stoughton
Bess Mutchmore
Florence Bort
Carl Harsh
Chamber of Commerce
Sew-It Club Hosts Evening at Mrs Young Home
Sew-It Club members were entertained at the home of Mrs James L Young Wednesday evening. Sewing was the diversion with refreshments following. Mrs William Clapp was a guest. Mrs Lavon Goodlive will be hostess to the club at her home on Third St November 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Young
William Clapp
Lavon Goodlve
Third St
Halloween Party and Club Gatherings in Zanesville and Carbon Hill
Mrs John Mack hosted the Nifty Needle Club on Zanesville Avenue with a Halloween party. Business session led by Mrs Samuel Breese featured games and a luncheon for several members and a new member Mrs Peggy Juniper. Prizes went to Mrs Harbarger Mrs Haynes and Mrs Breese. Mrs Zoe Blosser led the meeting as Mrs Frank Hawk hosted the Jolly Twelve Club in Carbon Hill with plans for a Christmas grab bag and a 2 oclock luncheon followed by Chinese checkers. prize to Mrs Charles Green of Logan who will host in two weeks.
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T. S. Club
Carbon Hill
Howard Wiseman
John Dehnan
Joe Blosser
Charles Courtney
Pattonville
John Smith
Anna Lornes
Clarence Lehman
Edgar Stedwill
Garland Hawk
Jess Devol
Harry Guess
Robert Hardy
Ed Shaw
Alice Chute
John Mack
Needle Club
Zanesville Ave
Samuel Breese
Ernest Simpson
Paul Haynes
Lancaster
Breese
Walter Harbarger
William King
Phil Goodman
Peggy Juniper
Zoe Blosser
Frank Hawk
Jolly Twelve Club
Charles Green
Logan
Ohio Eastern Star installs grand officer in Cleveland
At the Grand Chapter of Ohio Order of Eastern Star meeting in Cleveland, Venus Chapter of Logan honored Miss Florence Larimer, a past matron and Logan Junior High teacher, by installing her as Grand Esther. She was joined by Mrs. Gladys Webb and stayed for the Ohio Northern teachers convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Chapter
Ohio
Order of Eastern Star
Cleveland
Venus Chapter
Logan
Florence Larimer
Esther
Larimer
Gladys Webb
Ohio Northern Teachers Convention
Licensed to marry Gallipolis
Most recent marriage license applicants are Alva Hutchinson 20 and Dorothy Newman 21 both of Nitro West Virginia.
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Gallipolis
Alva Hutchinson
Dorothy Newman
Nitro
W. Va
Hocking Men Are Reporting For Service
Logan report shows eight draft age men volunteering for immediate service. Harley Coonville enlists at Ft Hayes and is assigned to the 1st Battalion 10th Infantry. Additional named locals from Logan and nearby areas are listed with addresses. Hocking County expects three men on first call reporting in November, with more in December.
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Logan
Selective Service Board
Harley C. George Coonville
Rockbridge
Robert Russell Phillips
South Logan
Pearl Leroy Williams
Carbon Hill
William Carl Richards
Logan Rt
Hocking County
Catholic World editor attacks Roosevelt third term
Rev. James M. Gillis of the Paulist Fathers in New York urges Roosevelt's defeat in the Catholic World magazine arguing canon law forbids a third term. He calls Roosevelt inconsistent and unpredictable and cites perceived contradictions in policy and war stance to claim a three-term presidency would end the American experiment.
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Roosevelt
James M. Gillis
Catholic Paulist Fathers
New York
Catholic World
Wendell L. Willkie
Wendell Willkie
Franklin D. Roosevelt
England
Father Gillis
Inchu
Hindenburg
Reichtag
Hitler
Europe
Asia
Africa
Australia
South Pacific
Democratic Party
United States
Gillis
the Catholic World
Paulist Fathers
Hocking Farmer Owns Large Pecan Tree
Logan reports on the Lloyd Hansley farm in Falls Township where a mature pecan tree bears fruit nearly every year. Owner Mr Hansley does not know who planted it. Nuts grow in clusters of three to five and split open after heavy frosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lloyd Hansley
Falls Township
Hansley
Halloween Noisy Affair In Logan
Halloween celebrants packed Main St Logan in a lively turnout with costumed participants. The night left confetti strewn streets and soaped windows while windshields and car glass were covered and political stickers smeared. Some outlying districts reported property damage alongside general littering and clamor from honking horns.
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Logan
Main St
Licensed To Marry In Hocking County
Two more marriage licenses were issued by Judge E. L. Ewing on Wednesday and Thursday. Jess Eugene Dysert 21 seaman US Navy Kenton son of Albert and Mrs Dysert and Bonnie May Sowers 20 at home Mc Guffy daughter of Edward and Mrs Sowers. Fred Mear Harper 21 farmer Laurelville Rt. 2 son of John and Mrs Harper and Florence May Garrett 22 house keeper Hocking County daughter of Homer and Mrs Garrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Homer Garrett
Disabled And Absent Voters In Hocking County Reach 370
In Hocking County 370 absentee and disabled ballots were received before the deadline. Of issued ballots 232 were for absent voters and 138 for disabled voters. The 1936 disabled total was 212. Mr and Mrs Walter E Stuart traveled from Newark to vote. About 35 ballots remained unreturned but were expected to arrive by noon today.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Guy W. Vaughan
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Lockland
Navy
E. B. White
Lord
Christian Endeavor Societies
Rauch’s
Hocking
Corning Social Notes
Ladies Auxiliary of American Legion
Corning Personals
E. V. Baughman
Red Cross
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Miss Mary Sloan
Miriam Rowley
Miss Hall
Miss Sloan
Miss Rowley
Thelma Johnson
Helen Fickel
Frances Kelch
Elizabeth Heinlein
Mary Griffith
Mary Eberst
Dolores Rheinscheld
Marguerite King
Mrs. Young
Entertains Club
Jolly Twelve
Logan Star
Darling
Bill
Quali
Hocking Farmer
Regula
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