Mayoralty Campaign Headliner In Elections at Logan Today
Logan voters face a high turnout as mayoral race draws interest despite late campaign. About 90 absentee ballot applications were filed. many from Logan residents, some from rural districts with special issues. Chamber of Commerce President Barton A Hall announced a large room will be open Tuesday evening to receive returns and phones will provide outcome information.
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Logan
Election Board
Charles C. Achauer
Barton A. Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Mooney Addresses Tax Reduction League Meeting
L. P. Mooney, Hocking County's General Assembly representative, spoke at the Hocking County Taxation Reduction League gathering in the Courthouse Auditorium. More than one hundred citizens, many farmers, attended as Mooney explained features of the recent tax laws and answered questions.
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L. P. Mooney
Taxation Reduction League
Logan
Hocking County
General Assembly
Mooney
Halloween Party Hosted by Evelyn Lloyd at Family Home
Miss Evelyn Lloyd and Miss Clara Freese hosted a Halloween party Saturday at Miss Lloyds home. Decorations matched the season with dancing and games. A lunch was served by Mrs. William Lloyd and Mrs. Jennie Bell. Attendees included Miss LaDonna Lloyd Miss Mary Matheny Miss Jerry Hansel Miss Cleda Howell Miss Adis Steward Miss Mariam Freese Dick Smith Carl Young William Sayres William Bell Aubrey Irvin Charles Klein Schmidt Earl Andrews and Charles Dicken.
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Evelyn Lloyd
Clara Freese
Lloyd
William Lloyd
Jennie Bell
Murray City
LaDonna Lloyd
Mary Matheny
Haydenville
Jerry Hansel
Cleda Howell
Adis Steward
Mrs. Gerald Keeton Taken to Columbus Hospital
Mrs. Gerald Keeton of near Union Furnace was taken to Columbus Hospital on Sunday. Doctors expect she will undergo a surgical operation within the next few days.
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Logan
Gerald Keeton
Near
Union Furnace
Columbus
Classified Circulation Notice and Contact Information
Public notice outlines classified ads and circulation contact for The Messenger. Includes guidance to call D. Y. Milne at 272 and credits Clinton Webb as staff correspondent with local service information.
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Clinton Webb
The
Messenger
D. Y. Milne
Crude Oil Price Cut Hits Local Pennsylvania Field
Pennsylvania grade crude oil from the local field fell ten cents per barrel to 1.60. Local producers expected a rise after a ten cent gain in the Mid Continent Field last week. West Virginia oil dropped 15 cents while Kentucky field increases of ten cents draw local producer interest.
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Logan
Pennsylvania
Mid Continent
West Virginia
Kentucky
Logan Rotary invites forty farmers for November meeting
Invitations will be sent to forty representative farmers near Logan to attend the Logan Rotary Club meeting on November 9. Harold Chambers, chairman of the November entertainment committee, will arrange the program. Details are not complete but guests can expect items of interest.
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Logan
Man Bound Over On Paternity Charge Near Old Man's Cave
John Thompson of near Old Man's Cave was arraigned before Magistrate J. P. Miller on a paternity charge. He pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the Grand Jury after being arrested Saturday by Constable George H. Spang with a $500 bond.
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Logan
John Thompson
Old Man's Cave
J. P. Miller
Thompson
George H. Spang
Extension class to meet at Courthouse Tuesday evening
Logan reports the extension class will meet Tuesday evening at the Courthouse under director C. W. Zeigler. About 30 students are enrolled per class, the largest in recent years. The notice names Frank Bursom and Olvira Marie Colmer as two graduates.
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Logan
C. W. Zeigler
Frank Bursom
Pratts Fork
R. O. Bursom
Olvira Marie Colmer
Edenville
William Colmer
Agricultural Situation Meeting Planned Here
Logan November 3 An agricultural situation meeting will be held at the Courthouse on November 12. Harold Chambers extension agent arranged for Paul Fankhauser to be the principal speaker. The session will cover overproduction farm costs purchasing power farm prices outlook and related topics. Mr Chambers will lead the post presentation discussion.
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Logan
Harold Chambers
Paul Fankhauser
Fankhauser
Chambers
Stabbing Leaves Victim In Serious Condition In Ohio Village
Ray Harper of South Bloomingville remained in serious condition at Cherrington hospital after a Saturday evening stabbing that left five wounds. Deputy sheriffs have not found Oliver Mills, alleged assailant, who fled after visiting his parents and did not reveal his destination. The most grievous injury is an eight inch abdominal cut.
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Harper
Price Sentenced to Ohio Reformatory
Glenn Price of Mt. Vernon was sent to the Ohio Reformatory Monday after pleading guilty to a charge of failure to provide for a child. Deputy Sheriff Stanley Sparnow delivered him to custody by order of Judge Harley M. Whitcraft.
Home Drug Co. Offers Liver and Gall Bladder Treatment Guide
A newspaper ad urges readers to obtain a recognized practitioner prescription for liver and gall bladder trouble from Home Drug Co. in Minneapolis. The piece promises inexpensive, painless home treatment with literature and 28 years of guaranteed results, inviting readers to clip the ad for order.
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Avola
Write Home Drug Co
Masonic Temple
Minneapolis
Minn
Idander Mapey Hart
Hocking Soil Shown Low in Phosphorus
Logan report shows all soil samples tested in Hocking County by the State Soils Laboratory were low in phosphorus with 56 percent very low. Lack of lime appeared in 75 percent, and about half needed at least two tons per acre to neutralize acidity. Farmers should delay clover planting until steps are taken.
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Logan
State Soils Laboratory
Hocking County
Harold Chambers
Chambers
Logans Welcomes Fountain Bennett and Others Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Robert M Fountain and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Bennett from Columbus visited Logan Saturday and Sunday guests of Dr and Mrs Walter E Brehm Midland Place. The following day the Lloyds joined them for a Murray City visit. Phil McCarthy of Carey stayed in Logan Monday with sisters Ida Weablein and W J Frasch. D M Whetstone family and Jean Edwards, Francis Donahue visited Columbus Sunday. Alice Shaffer returned to Logan after weeks with Lancaster relatives.
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Robert M. Fountain
Lloyd Bennett
Columbus
Logan
Walter E. Brehm
Midland Place
Robert Bell
Murray City
William Lloyd
This City
Lloyd
Phil McCarthy
Carey
Ida Weablein
W. J. Frasch
D. M. Whetstone
Elenore
Jean Edwards
Francis Donahue
Alice Shaffer
Lancaster
Installation highlights Four Square Class service
The Four Square Class of the Methodist Episcopal Sunday School held an installation service Friday at the church. Those installed included Mrs Ford Smith as president and Mrs Ford Carpenter as vice president.
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Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Ford Smith
Ford Carpenter
Adda
Leaden Pancakes Eaten by Mistake
James H. Sunderman 77 of St Marys West Virginia is in Memorial Hospital with arsenate or lead poisoning after eating pancakes Sunday morning in which poison was mixed into flour by mistake. His wife used flour from a nearly used sack mixed with a full sack and the error was not found until illness struck the family.
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Marietta
James H. Sunderman
St. Marys
W. Va
Memorial Hospital
Local Club Meeting Honors Retiring President
Mrs Mon Cook and Mrs Hermann Studer attended the ceremony with Miss Elizabeth Collison at the piano. Mrs Smith presided after the meeting. Devotions were led by Mrs Ruby Anderson with Mr Edward Myers at the piano. Miss Louise Miller and Mrs Nora Anderson offered songs and recitations. Miss Irma Crowe won a contest. The organizing committee included Mrs Ruby Anderson and five others.
Scout Troop 2 Begins Point Contest
The Athens Methodist Episcopal Church hosted Boy Scout Troop 2 on Monday night as they started a point contest that will run until February 15. Scouts earn points by passing tests and the top scorer will receive a prize. John Pickens supervised after the business session, and 28 scouts attended.
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Athens Methodist Episcopal Church
Gam
John Pickens
Clashes Seen Possible in Manchuria Over Bridge Demand
Tokia November reports say Renepog clashes in Manchuria loom as Chinese officials fail to meet a demand for repairs to a bridge over the Nonni River, according to army leaders.
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Tokio
Manchuria
Janeane
Nonni
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