Friday Conservation Day in Logan Promotes Hunting Program
Logan hosts Conservation Day with all age field trials and a horse show at the fairgrounds. Ohio Fox Hunters Association meets at Legion Hall at 6 30 PM to elect officers, then a conservation program with motion pictures at Chieftain Field. Archery exhibition and a trophy archery contest, model plane flight contest trophies, rod and reel casting contest trophies, and a professional caster are planned. Rex Koons Orchestra performs for the fox hunters ball at Ellis Hall.
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Logan
Fairgrounds
Ohio Fox Hunters Association
American Legion Hall
Chieftain Field
Conservation Department
Ohio Power Co
Harburger Bros
Standard Oil Co
U. S. Forest Service
United Brethren Church
Ross Johnston
Frank Allen
Rio Grande
Allen
OFHA
Rex Koons
Athens
Fox Hunters
Ellis’ Hall
Robert Turk
Fred Hawkins
Killbuck
Dewey Nash
Bernard Logsdon
Ranger Lists 1090 At Rockhouse Sunday
Attendance at Rock House Sunday reached 1 090 as Ranger L T Worley reported. October park totals were 14 596, below last year’s 20 090, while year to date attendance on Oct 31 stood at 86 419 compared with 92 981 a year earlier.
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Logan
Rockhouse
L. T. Worley
Cave
Logan Halts for Education Week Observance
American Education Week will be observed by Logan schools from November 5 to 11 with the theme Education for the American Way of Life. Programs proceed as usual as officials aim to boost public understanding, invite parent visitations, and involve civic groups in school improvement.
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Logan
Election Board Praised for swift petition handling
Logan Hocking County Election Board members received a letter from Secretary of State Earl Griffith praising their cooperation in preparing petitions for state issues. The note commended prompt return of checked petitions which aided placing them on the ballot for next Tuesday.
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Logan—Hocking County
Logan Band Majorettes Plan Middleport Trip
Logan High School Band Majorettes five members Marcia Ambrose Dorothy Jean Shriner Mary Alice Coleman Jean Achauer and Frances Stone prepared for travel with the band. They will journey Friday evening to Middleport for the appearance.
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Logan
Logan High School
Marcia Ambrose
Dorothy Jean Shriner
Mary Alice Coleman
Jean Achauer
Frances Stone
Middleport
Voter Applications Increase for Logan Balloting
Logan voters filed 70 applications for absent and disabled voting by Wednesday evening. Election Board officials plan a Friday meeting to prepare ballots for presiding judges arriving in Logan the next morning.
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Logan
Weday
Election Board
Logan Students Win Art Exhibit Awards at Ohio University
Certificates of award in art exhibits were received Wednesday by four Logan schools for the summer term at Ohio University. Each school earned an excellent rating. Art is taught locally by Miss Lucille Sutter. Logan stores conduct annual inventory as Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad crews catalog local shop stock with auditor W. A. Wash from Richmond assisting for two days.
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LOGAN
Ohio University
Lucille Sutter
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
W. A. Wash
Richmond
Baseball Leader Pleased With Logan Meet
George Red Trautman Columbus president of the American Association Baseball League visited Logan for field trials. His hound was lost during the chase and will be sent to Columbus when recovered. Trautman said hunters were having a good meet and he was pleased with Logan and with his reception.
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Logan
George “Red” Trautman
Columbus
American Association Baseball League
Trautman
Grocery Answers in Suit for Damages
Defense has filed an answer in the damage suit by S. S. Ruble against Judy Quality Grocery of Logan. Plaintiff seeks 575 dollars for injuries from a July 13 1939 crash on the Nickel Plate Road involving a grocery truck and the plaintiff's car. Defendant asks dismissal of the petition.
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Logan
S. S. Ruble
Judy Quality
Nickel Plate Road
Bowen Improves After Illness at W Second Street Home
Slight improvement reported for W G Bowen who has been ill for weeks at his residence on W Second Street. His daughter in law Mrs William Bowen Dorothy Cleveland Mansfield is visiting this week and will be joined later by Bowen and their son Vernon.
Local Guests and Health Updates From Logan Area
Personal mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Gifford Hull and family of Columbus visiting Mrs. Ann Shriner Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Richardson of Fostoria with son Jimmy spent Tuesday in Logan visiting relatives. George Wien, 67, New Straitsville, underwent major surgery at Cherrington hospital Tuesday in serious condition. Fred Karshner of Laurelville, hospitalized for lobar pneumonia, shows steady improvement after a new treatment.
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Gifford Hull
Columbus
Ann Shriner
W. A. Richardson
Jimmy
Fostoria
Logan
Richardson
C. and O
Frank Primmer
George Wien
New Istraitsville
Cherrington Hospital
Fred Karshner
Laurelville
Four Feathers to Open at Athena Theatre
The Technicolor drama Four Feathers debuts Friday at the Athena Theatre with June Duprez co starring alongside Ralph Richardson and John Clements. Zoltan Korda directs from R C Sherriff adaptation. exterior scenes shot in the Sudan. United Artists releases the film based on A E W Mason's novel.
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June Duprez
Alexander Korda
Discovery
Ralph Richardson
John Clements
Sudan
Four Feathers
Athena Theatre
C. Aubrey Smith
Jack Allen
Donald Gray
Clive Baxter
Henry Oscar
Zoltan Korda
R. C. Sherriff
Korda
Sabaloka Gorge
Khartoum
Egypt
United Artists
A. E. W. Mason
Pittsburg School Cases To Be Heard
Trial before Judge E. L. Ewing is set for Friday with efforts reported to delay hearings. Charges accuse Don Altman and James Campbell of failure to send children to school.
Field Trial Results Highlight Logan Hound Derby
Field trial finals for derby hounds crowned Red Roush owned by Dr. B. J. Allison and Fred Myers. Shamrock Red and Grand Tramp placed Nos. 2 3 as the all-age trials begin with two days left. Webb tract near Summit praised as prime casting site before county pay delay notice for road workers.
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Logan
Red Roush
B. J. Allison
Oak Hill
Fred Myers
Rio Grande
Cash Allison
Sue Mar
Shamrock
Ben Dial
Wellston
Red
Red Troutman
Grand Tramp
J. S. Dodds
Parkersburg
Webb Tract
Webb Summit
Exhibits of Forest Work Are Finished
LOGAN U. S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service and the Ohio Division of Forestry completed setting up their exhibit in the E Main St room former Milgate restaurant. The display features finished woods prize winner from the Panama Exposition and CCC cooperative work including recreational facilities wildlife management and forest protection. A miniature picnic area model shows a charcoal furnace tables benches a shelterhouse and related items. The most impressive display contrasts proper and improper camp fire practices in wooded areas.
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Logan
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Forest Service
Ohio Division of Forestry
E. Main St
Milgate
San Francisco
Federal Department
CCC
Rotary Official To Visit Logan Group
Logan residents await Rotary Governor Joseph W. Fichter of Ohio District for an official visit to the Logan club on Monday evening November 6. The Oxford faculty member and former state education assistant director will meet club leaders before speaking to the entire club after dinner. Logan Rotary, organized in 1920, hosts the conference on club administration and activities.
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Logan
Joseph W. Fichter
Oxford
Rotary
Ohio
Fichter
State
Miami University
State Grange
Logan Club
303 Year Old Oak Cut at Rockhouse Park
Ranger L. T. Worley reports a 42 inch diameter white oak at Rockhouse park was cut and showed 303 rings indicating a 303 year age. The tree demonstrates white oaks grow slower than red oaks, with rings harder to read.
Dies at Enterprise Lucinda Woltz 84 Widow of George
Mrs Lucinda Woltz 84 widow of George Woltz died at her Enterprise home after an illness of mio carditis. She leaves children Margaret Mathias of Enter prise Frank and Samuel Woltz of Lancaster. A brother Samuel Fine of Rockbridge and two sisters Amanda Dupler Bremen and Clara Kline Lancaster survive. Funeral by Rev T C Gregory at Woodard Funeral Home Friday 10 am. Burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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Logan
Lucinda Woltz
George Woltz
Enterprise
Margaret Mathias
Enterprise Frank
Samuel Woltz
Lancaster
Samuel Fine
Rockbridge
Amanda Dupler
Bremen
Clara Kline
T. C. Gregory
Woodard Funeral
Fairview Cemetery
Odd Fellows Hold Halloween Party at South Perry Hall
Odd Fellows of South Perry hosted a Halloween party Tuesday evening drawing many members from nearby lodges. Delegations attended from Columbus Lancaster New Straitsville New Lexington Shawnee and Laurelville. Logan members stayed in Logan for the big parade.
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Logan—Odd Fellows
South Perry
Columbus
Lancaster
New Straitsville
New Lexington
Shawnee
Laurelville
Logan
Logan Chieftains Ready for Friday Game at Middleport
Logan Chieftains complete a week of prep for the Friday visit to Middleport. Coach Tom Bender reports Captain Bob McBride healed and ready, with key backs Bill Bryan and Peck Mowery, linemen in place, and emphasis on pass play and punting. Tickets are on sale at local outlets as 700 to 1000 fans expected to travel.
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LOGAN
Middleport
Logan Chieftains
Tom Bender
Bob McBride
Ballcarrying Brigade
Bill Bryan
Bill Shaw
Peck Mowery
Casto
Johnston
Campbell
Graham
Irvin
Brandon
Dan Roberts
Eberst
Brandts
Jurgies
Cases
Grooms
Rischs
Lees
Declamation Contest Set For Sunday In Logan
Logan Prince of Peace Declamation contest at the Methodist Church begins 7 p m as part of the evening service. Three entrants are Vivian Rheinscheid Lela Riddlebarger and Mary Catherine Addock. County winner advances to a countywide contest. Rev Cecil Harding Jones is county chairman. Judges to be announced.
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LOGAN
Logan Kiwanis Club
First Presbyterian Church
Franklin Kerr Guild
James Snyder
Logan High School
Aoe
Red Burchfield
Collins
Phil Clark
Clarence Sorensen
Explorer
Dicrosta-Ferrari Co
Mr. Burchfield
William Martin
Roger Friend
Stanton Pond
C. G. McKinley
Orchard St
J. W. Woodard
James Barker
Prince of Peace
Methodist Church
Vivian Rheinscheid
Lela Riddlebarger
Mary Catherine Adcock
Cecil Harding Jones
Old Mohawk Medicine Ad Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement urges readers to buy large bottles of Old Mohawk Medicine at Gallaher Drug Store for 97 cents each with a second bottle for 1 cent. It claims to ease rheumatic and neuritis pains, indigestion, constipation, and liver issues, offering a full refund if unsatisfied and noting a limited time offer.
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Gallaher
Gallaher Drug Store
Court &T
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Haa
Athens Messenger
Legion Hall
Ford Hack
Logan Clay Products Co
Hawkins
Cc. E. Campbell
Frank Crowe
Wayne Forest
O. A. Alderman
State Forest
James R. Smoot
Howard Peck
Kenneth Byers
Paul Shaw
Winona
Ariz
Sandy
Hugh Herbert
Florence Rice
Ranger
Owio Theatre
Ronald Regan
Roy Rogers
Windy Hayes
the Arizona Kid
Pete Smith
Grocery
Bowen
Logan Hospital
Athena
Pittsburg
Payday
Logan—County
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Woodbury's
Lifebuoy
Lady Esther
Lo Gallaher
South Court Street
P. Morris
Luckies
Sinclair Fluid O
Baby Ruth
HALO
Mennen
CUE Dental
Colgate
Vv. C. Viosterol
Walling Chocolates
Lyons Tooth
Doan
Woodbury's Powder
Rinso
Forhan
FITCH
Hollywood
Wrisley Bath
Kotex Peg
Clapp
Doz
Sanitary
Magnesia
Logan Group
Odd Fellows
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