Red Cross Roll Call Committee Organized in Hocking County
Logan reports the Red Cross Roll Call organized in Hocking County with a rally at the Courthouse led by district chairman Roger Connor Athens. Committee members and special assignments are listed along with captain duties for each precinct and funding details for direct relief by the organization.
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Red Cross
Roll Call Committee
Hocking County
J. W. Coleman
F. J. Reid
Harry Mack
Florence Bort
Jessie McManigal
Wilbur Lanning
Walker Franks
Barton A. Hall
Emma Mc
L. H. S. Band To Lead Logan Armistice Parade
Logan plans Armistice Day events with the Logan High School band at the head of the 7:30 p.m. parade. Parade committee members G W Lanning John W McBroom and Lawrence Adcock push for a big event featuring floats delegations and masqueraders with awards for best float best appearing organization largest delegation and more. W W Martin named officer of the day. Phi Sigma Fraternity to host a park plan dance after.
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Logan
Logan High School
G. W. Lanning
John W. McBroom
Lawrence Adcock
W. W. Martin
East Main Street
Phi Sigma Fraternity
Hammond denies deputyship promise in joint meeting
Rumors claimed L. F. Hammond would become a deputy sheriff or hold another county post if certain candidates won next Tuesday. He appeared before a joint meeting of the executive and central committees and said no promise had been made, and he was not seeking any deputyship as he was occupied with business.
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Logan
L. F. Hammond
Halloween party at IL O F Hall entertains Carbon Hill lodge
Carbon Hill notes report a Rebekah Lodge Halloween party with dancing and piano selections at the IL O F Hall. A grand march and potluck lunch were featured as the high school plans a fall festival in late November.
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Carbon Hill
Rebekah Lodge
O. O. F. Hall
Lloyd Nutter
Gore
Alex Guess
Marie Dawley
Logan
Don Dawley
Avenell Campbell
Larry
Haydenville
Lawrence Smith
Old Age Pensions in Hocking County Listed
Additional old age pensions awarded as of October 20 include recipients in Murray City Haydenville and Nelsonville. Names and payments span multiple residents and amounts such as Bowen 10 dollars Brown 15 dollars Camp 12.50, Nida 12.50, Anderson 15, Bond 12.50, and Sunderman 17.50 among others.
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Alice Stevens
Josephine Starcher
John Sellars
Jacob Shunkwilder
Margaret Stephenson
L. A. Starcher
Dora Sellars
Marion Weller
Vernon Wright
Haydenville
James Anderson
Elveretta Bowersock
Mary Brooks
Levi Bond
Rebecca Bond
James Chandler
Margaret Hill
Jacob Lehman
George Myers
E. C. McQuaid
Frank Tolbert
Nelsonville R. F. C
Mike Bartoe
Charles Blair
George
Martha Burton
John
Ella Buhler
Henry Culp
Effie
Allen Griffin
Martha Griffin
Ida
Marion Lanning
Fannie Martin
Martha
W. R. Spancer
Cora
Henry Sunderman
Music Federation Meeting In Logan Delights Delegates
Southeastern Ohio District federations met at Logan High Auditorium with 75 delegates from Dayton Chillicothe Lancaster New Lexington Athens and Middletown. Leaders included Mrs C B Clark president Mrs Nellie Allen Adams junior councillor in charge of arrangements and Mrs Ralph Herbruck state president. Programs featured addresses on Some Problems of Present Day Music Library Extension and a varied afternoon musical program. Junior Tourists Meet Logan reviewed James Shores Daughter by Stephen Benet with guests from Columbus.
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Logan
Southeastern Ohio
Logan High Auditorium
C. 8. Clark
Nelle Allen Adams
Dayton
Chillicothe
Lancaster
New Lexington
Athens
Middleport
Margaret Benedict
Ohio University
M. E. Church
Ralph Herbruck
Adams
C. E. Bowen
Helen Hedden
Richard McCutchan
Girls’ Glee Club
James Shore
Stephen Benet
Wilbur Lanning
Dayton Schultheis
Mound Street
A. A. Cole
Frank Blasius
Orville Farrar
Frank McBroom
Columbus
Legion Memorial Services Moved to Hall
Plans for the American Legion memorial services on November 11 have been changed. The program will be conducted at the Legion Hall with Rev. C. M. Lever directing. The Auxiliary will serve the annual dinner beforehand and further plans will be discussed at a special post meeting Tuesday night.
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Logan
American Legion
First Presbyterian Church
Legion Hall
C. M. Lever
Fire at H. C. Godman plant extinguished quickly
Firemen were called to the H. C. Godman Company plant on Gallagher Avenue at 1:20 Thursday afternoon but the blaze was put out by foreman and Supt R F Harley. The torch in the packing department started the fire on the first floor. Employees evacuated in haste. no injuries or damage reported.
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LOGAN
H. C. Godman Company
Gallagher Avenue
R. F. Harley
Logan Band to Perform Before Republican Meeting
Logan High School Band will play four concerts Saturday night before a Republican mass meeting at the courthouse. Former Congressman C Ellis Moore and attorney Ed win D. Ricketts will speak. The events mark the campaign celebration. Mingo Lodge has moved its eighty fifth anniversary observance to November 16 to avoid Armistice Day conflict.
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Logan
Logan High School
C. Ellis Moore
Cambridge
Edwin D. Ricketts
Mingo Lodge F
A. M
Cow Tail Cut Report Near Old Mans Cave
Logan William Cox, a farmer near Old Mans Cave, reported to officers that a cow’s tail was cut off on Tuesday night. Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn was asked to investigate the incident.
Chieftains Ready for New Boston Clash in SE Ohio Race
Logan Chieftains prepare for a tough afternoon battle with New Boston as part of their push toward the Southeastern Ohio championship. Coach Longley criticized recent practice and stressed the difficulty of the upcoming game to players and fans.
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LOGAN
Logan Chieftains
New Boston
Longley
Weeklong Mission at John's Catholic Church Begins Sunday
John's Catholic Church hosts a Dominican Order priest for a weeklong mission starting next Sunday. Morning and evening exercises are planned each day of the series.
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Logan
John’s Catholic Church
Henry Bownes Dies At Home In Logan
Henry Bownes age 58 died at his East Hunter Street home after two years of illness with complications listed as the cause. He was an employee of the C. and O. Railroad in local yards and is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Bownes his wife and four daughters Frances Jean enues two brothers and other relatives. Funeral services are scheduled Saturday at Oak Grove Church with Berg in charge.
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Harry Hughes
Logan
Wanetta Chute
Margaret Ross
Ross
West Virginia
Arthur Echels
Murray City
Ted Nuter
Henry Bownes
East Hunter
Fred Bownes
Fran
Ces
Jean
Saveten
Berg
Oak Grove
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