Armistice Day Parade Plans in Logan With Prizes
Logan American Legion Post and parade committee report progress for Armistice Day events. Floats and musical groups expected to increase, with awards totaling 100 dollars for marchers. Fireworks arranged by Harry Mack accompany beach show, pet show, amateur contest, and a football game between Logan Chieftains and Marietta High School. The program runs from 11 a.m. to night.
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LOGAN
Harry Mack
Logan Post American Legion
Hocking County Fox Hunters Association
Logan Chieftains
Marietta High School
Election To Be Close At Hocking Co Polls
Predictions for the governor’s race in Hocking County range from 1000 Democratic to 500 Republican. Observers say the contest will be closer than in many years, noting the last GOP win for governor came with a margin of over 300 votes for David Ingalls.
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Hocking Co
Logan
Hocking County
David Ingalls
Former Hocking Man Buried at Columbus
Funeral services for Rev. Clarence E. Hiles aged 64 of 337 S. Monroe Ave. were held at God's Holiness Mission in Columbus where he served as assistant pastor and Sunday School superintendent. Interment followed at Memorial Burial Park under O. R. Woodyard. He died of a heart attack at home after 20 years in Columbus. He is survived by his widow May, a daughter, a grandson, and three sisters and brothers.
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Columbus
Clarence E. Hiles
S. Monroe Ave
God's Holiness Mission
Memorial Burial Park
O. R. Woodyard
Hiles
Otterbein College
F H Mount and Park Trowbridge Face Drunkenness Charges
Charges of intoxication and disorderly conduct were filed against F H Mount and Park Trowbridge in Magister S B Whitehart court. Mount was jailed after a disturbance at Appleman place on E Main St and fined 25 dollars plus costs. Trowbridge fined 50 dollars and costs.
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LOGAN
F. H. Mount
Park Trowbridge
S. B. Whitehart
Mount
Appleman Place
E. Main St
Trowbridge
Divorce Granted in Cruelty Case Logan vs Kleinschmidt
Margaret Logan Kleinschmidt was granted a divorce from Thom as Kleinschmidt by Judge Phil Henderson. The decree imposes weekly child support of six dollars for the minor children.
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Logan
Margaret Kleinschmid
Thomas Kleinschmidt
Phil Henderson
Local Tonsil Removals Performed By Clinton Woodard Clinic
Three tonsil removal operations were carried out at the office of a local physician on Friday and Saturday. Patients included Clinton Woodard son of Mrs Ilva Woodard Logan Juanita Eastman daughter of Mr and Mrs George Eastman and Evelyn Boals daughter of Mrs Fiossie Boals Starr Township.
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Logan
Clinton Woodard
Ilva Woodard
Juanita
George Eastman
Evelyn
Fiossie Boals
Starr Township
Jury Work Light After Notestone Case
With the Notestone case finished Saturday the petit jury has no work until after mid November. Judge Phil A. Henderson says most criminal cases from the grand jury are disposed of and there has been little civil court work for the jury recently.
Millfield Social Briefs Recap Local Club and Community News
October Martha Bible Class meeting at Olive Brookins home with Viola Howard in charge. Nancy Sanders elected teacher and led lesson. a Bible quiz and games followed. Mrs Celia Boudinot returns home from Athens after three months away. Carl Hamilton sustains toe loss after stepping on an unloaded gun. Dignitaries attend Pocahontas district school. Arthur Sharrick injured in Trimble auto crash taken to Mercy Hospital. Various moves and visits noted including postmistress Ida Hill’s Cleveland trip and Henry Morgan injured by truck in East Millfield.
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Millfield
Martha Bible
Church of Christ
Olive Brookins
Viola Howard
Nancy Sanders
Elizabeth Robinett
Jessie Fulton
Mabel Smith
Mae Boudinot
Celia Boudinot
Charles Wyatt
Athens
Mr. Wyatt
Columbus
Carl Hamilton
Mazon Council
D. of P
Pocahontas
Nelsonville
Arthur Sharrick
Trimble
Mercy Hospital
Mary Kisor
Sand Ridge
Chadwell
Claude Sayers
Marie Dean
Crescent Ridge
George Chapman
Sayers
William Jansen
Jansen
Fred Jansen
Ida Hill
J. D. Hill
Cleveland
Mary Wade
Elizabeth Daniel
Greens Run
G. W. White
D. W. McDaniel
Martina Dee
Gypsum
Henry Morgan
East Millfield
Clyde Burris
Masonic Dance At Logan Draws About 50 Couples
Approximately fifty couples attended the Masonic Social rooms dance in Logan on Monday evening. Bob Clark and his Orchestra of Lancaster provided the music. Dancing began at nine and ran until one. Logan news also notes William Lemon, C and O power house stationary fireman, is off duty for a few days.
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Logan
Masonic Social Rooms
Bob Clark
Orchestra of
Lancaster
William Lemon
C. and O
Inventory underway by C and O Railroad in Logan
Annual inventory of shop and roadway materials is being taken this week over the entire system. Auditors Fritch and Hooper from Richmond Virginia assisted in Logan Monday. There are 650 people per square mile in Belgium.
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Logan
C. and O. Railroad
Fritch and Hooper
Richmond
Belgium
Pranksters Roil Logan During Halloween Night
Logan residents faced hours of uproar as Halloween celebrants on Main Street cheered with confetti and soap, uprooting signs, hijacking porch furniture, and short circuiting auto horns. Merchants began cleaning up Tuesday morning as masked revelers roamed the city with groteseque signs and scattered debris.
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Logan
Main
Logan Brief Social Notes Masquerade at Mrs Harbarger Home
Nurses staff at Cherrington Hospital enjoyed a masquerade party at the home of Mrs Walter Harbarger on Gallagher Ave Friday. Miss Clara Stone won the prize for the cleverest costume with other awards to Miss Newman and Miss Nihiser. Refreshments were served. Guests included Miss Stone, Ruth Newman, Lucille Miller, Mary Juniper, Mable Conkle, Pauline Acker, Helen Nihiser, Helen Hutchinson, Margaret Juniper and Marilyn Wilson.
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Cherrington Hospital
Walter Harbarger
Gallagher Ave
Clara Stone
Miss Newman
Miss Nihiser
Miss Stone
Ruth Newman
Lucille Miller
Mary Juniper
Mable Conkle
Pauline Acker
Helen Nihiser
Helen Hutchinson
Margaret Juniper
Marilyn Wilson
Social Guests At Bush Home Gather In Murray City
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Bush on W Second Street included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ohlinger Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Turnbill Mrs. Elizabeth Hess from Mason County West Virginia Mrs. Kinnison and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bush from Murray City.
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William Bush
W. Second St
Charles Ohlinger
Thomas Turnbill
Elizabeth Hess
Mason County
W. Va
Kinnison
Howard Bush
Murray City
Columbus Pair Sunday Visiting at Mack Home
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Palmer of Columbus visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mack and family. On Sunday they were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Obed Cooperrider and family and Mrs. George Cooperrider of Thornville.
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Frank Palmer
Columbus
Charles Mack
Obed Cooperrider
George Cooperrider
Thornville
Masquerade Honoring Mary Landis Draws Logan Guests
Misses Helen Clark and Marjorie Houston hosted a Friday masquerade for Mary Landis of Carbondale who has visiting two weeks. Attendees included R. D. Mackey and spouse, Nathan Clark, Gladys Houston, Hal Phelps, Mary Jean Walters, Mary Louise Hartman, Retha Lohr, Mark Lohr, Jean Amerine, Helen Allen, Betty Frazier, Marcus Evans, Lloyd Frazier, and the guest of honor.
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Helen Clark
Marjorie Houston
Logan
Mary Landis
Carbondale
R. D. Mackey
Harrison Michigan
Nathan Clark
Gladys Houston
Hal Phelps
Mary Jean Walters
Mary Louise Hartman
Retha Lohr
Mark Lohr
Jean Amerine
Helen Allen
Betty Frazier
Marcus Evans
Lloyd Frazier
Clayton Hoskins Hosts Masquerade Halloween Party
Clayton Hoskins held a Halloween party at his N Walnut St home Saturday night with guests in masquerade. The evening featured games and a lunch served by Ada Hoskins. Guests included Tommy Brehm Dick Brown Dick Buntz Jim Crabbe Jack Lee Donald Lari mer Bob Sinnott Bill Robb Donald Mowery and Leonard Sturgill. Mrs Scholl Hostess Mr and Mrs James Barker Nettie Barker and Mrs Elizabeth Wright were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Jacob Scholl near Lancaster Logan Briefs Edith Ellison spends a month in Florida Daytona Beach. Gifford Hull family Columbus visited Mrs Ann Shriner in Logan Sunday.
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Clayton Hoskins
N. Walnut St
Ada Hoskins
Tommy Brehm
Dick Brown
Dick Buntz
Jim Crabbe
Jack Lee
Donald Larimer
Bob Sinnott
Bill Robb
Donald Mowery
Leonard Sturgill
Scholl
James Barker
Nettie
Elizabeth Wright
Jacob Scholl
Lancaster
LOGAN
Edith Ellison
Florida
Daytona Beach
Gifford Hull
Columbus
Ann Shriner
Linton Speaks Wednesday at Logan Rally
Logan Hocking County Republicans plan a final county rally at the McKinley Clubrooms Wednesday evening. James N. Linton a prominent Columbus attorney will give the principal address. Local candidates will be presented and district candidates invited. Linton has appeared here before and will discuss state issues. Women’s Organization and Young Republicans are invited.
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Logan—Hocking County
McKinley
James N. Linton
Columbus
Linton
Women’s Organization
Diphtheria Case Reported in Hocking County
Henderson boy Ray six suffers diphtheria. health department notes third local case in recent weeks and places quarantine on the Henderson residence in Logan County. Police report car damage from backing near W Main Street by Columbus driver Phil Johnson. another hit and run damages Bob Gompf’s car. William Conkle discharged from Cherrington Hospital after two weeks.
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Logan
Hocking County
Health Department
Ray
Lavere Henderson
Coonville
Joe Francis
Phil Johnson
Columbus
W. Main St
Bob Gompf
William Conkle
Cherrington Hospital
Couple Change Residence From 404 Zanesville Ave
Mr and Mrs David Lloyd have moved after 14 years to the Robert Brimner property at 720 W Hunter St in Logan.
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Logan
Zanesville Ave
David Lloyd
Robert Brimner
W. Hunter St
Pleasant Valley Social and Personal Notes
Mr and Mrs H M McKinley spent Sunday with Sherman Goodin. Earl Hanning guests of Homer Brooks and family. Serenade and shower for Mr and Mrs Pearl Goodin attended by a large crowd. Nora Gibson and Ella Wood visiting Mrs Sade Brooks. Charles Wood visits Felix Dorsey. Emma Inman returns from Cleveland. Albert Bolin guests of his parents. Legal notice on Frank Dickens divorce petition against Lois Dickens filed October 2 1938 with hearing by December 20 1938.
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Pleasant Valley
H. M. McKinley
Sherman Goodin
Earl Hanning
Homer Brooks
Arthur Goodin
Pearl Goodin
Bessie Lee
Nora Gibson
Athens
Ella Wood
Sade Brooks
Charles Wood
Felix Dorsey
Harold Jones
Chauncey
Jones
Pearl Wood
Emma Inman
Cleveland
Albert Bolin
Mr. Bolin
George Bolin
Frank Dickens
Lois Dickens
St. Louis
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Lote Dickens
Lambert Bound Over For Breaking and Entering in Logan
John Lambert of Logan was arraigned Monday before Magistrate S B Whitehart and pleaded guilty. He was bound over to the grand jury under a $1000 bond. Officers say he signed a statement confessing to entering the homes of Estella Tipton in Logan and Joe Hutchins in Green Township as part of the Tipton robbery case.
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Logan
John Lambert
S. B. Whitehart
Lambert
Hubert D. Lappen
Joe Farbearn
Nellis Smith
Estella Tipton
Joe Hutchins
Green Township
Tipton
Water Bonds Sold To Fund City Well
Logan city auditors received four bids for 6500 in water revenue bonds. Farmers and Merchants Bank offered at 2.5 percent interest. Proceeds finance sinking of an additional well at the water works and its equipment. A reserve well aims to provide 1,000,000 gallons daily in emergencies.
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Logan
Josephine Hansel
Farmers and Merchants Bank
R. R. Loomis
Logan Kiwanians Resume Regular Tuesday Schedule
Logan Kiwanians return to their standard Tuesday meetings after a four week shift to Thursday for the entertainment series. Reports from the State convention in Cincinnati will be presented and L. P. Mooney of Logan named lieutenant governor of District 5. Lancaster visitors are expected this evening.
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LOGAN
Logan Kiwanians
Collins Company
Cincinnati
Logan Club
L. P. Mooney
Lancaster Club
Logan Rotary Club hears from Dr Allan Cole and G Raymond Robinson
Papers presented by Dr Allan A. Cole and G Raymond Robinson at the Logan Rotary Club meeting on Monday evening at the White House.
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Logan
Allan A. Cole
G. Raymond Robinson
Logan Rotary Club
White House
State Commander Speaks Sunday at Legion Hall
George R. Fout, state commander of the Disabled American Veterans, will address an open meeting of all World War disabled veterans at the American Legion Hall at 8 15 p m Friday Nov 4. He recently met with General Frank T Hines and other federal officials and will share new facts. Mary W Fout accompanies him and women are invited to attend. questions on individual claims will be answered after the talk.
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Logan
George R. Fout
Disabled American Veterans
American New Hall
Mr. Fout
Washington
Frank T. Hines
U. S. Veterans Bureau
Mary W. Fout
Women’s Auxiliary
Townsend Rally Planned in Logan at Pocahontas Hall
Arrangements set for a Townsend Rally in Logan at Pocahontas Hall on Sunday November 6 with meetings at 2 30 and 7 30 p m. Rev Patrick Henry Williams of Cambridge will be principal speaker with other speakers and musical entertainment. Women will serve lunch and the event is open to the public.
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ICD
Logan Legion Post
Hocking
Miss Lango
Miss Lange
Zenners
Army
Navy
United States
Henry H. Arnold
Army Air Corps
Ed Starling
Secret Service
Mrs. Bush
Hoskins
Henderson Boy
L. R. Pierce
Logan Rotary
Legion Hall
The
DAV
Congress of the United States
Plan Townsend
Oxfords
Wunder
S. Court St
Athens, Ohio
Tappan
the Gas Company
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