Logan Republicans Addressed by Columbus Attorney
Logan residents heard James N. Linton of Columbus urge a return to Republican leadership. He argued homelessness and hunger were alleviated before Roosevelt, critiqued current spending, and noted Ohio and 14 states send funds to Washington. He cited a Circlville corn sale from Argentine-grown grain as context for national policy. Other speakers included H T Phillips, Walter F E Brehm, W E Evans, and Kenneth R Fitzgerald.
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Logan
Ohio
James N. Linton
Columbus
McKinley Club
Linton
Roosevelt
America
Congress
Washington
Circleville
H. T. Phillips
Athens
Walter FE. Brehm
W. E. Evans
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Fred E. Huls
Hospital News Briefs From Local Area
Kimberly miner injured in a state fall Tuesday is in good condition at Cherrington Hospital with several rib fractures and a back injury. Mrs Frank Cotterman underwent a major operation Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Vernon Hinerman welcomed a son Tuesday. Mr and Mrs John H Baker announce a daughter born Tuesday at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Cleveland Davis
Kimberly Miner
Cherrington Hospital
Frank Cotterman
New Straitsville
Vernon Hinerman
Union Furnace
John H. Baker
Chauncey
Ohio State Alumni Group Plans December Day Dinner
Hocking County Ohio State Alumni members met at H. H. Sands home on North St Tuesday to arrange Ohio State Day activities. A dinner meeting is set with a venue to be announced. a faculty member will give an address and the Ohio State radio program will be aired. Officers include H. H. Sands, Mrs. Wilbur Lanning, Mark Brashares, and W. F. Smith.
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Taft
Bricker
Democratic Party
Ohio
Athens County
Charles Sawyer
Robert J. Bulkley
United States
Fire at Sun Glow Plant Damages Roof in Evening Blaze
Firemen report a roof fire at the Sun Glow plant roof started when sawdust aboard a conveyor ignited about 7 p m Wednesday. The blaze caused loss estimated by firemen at 150 and halted only roof work as hoses stretched 1000 feet. Traffic by motorists disrupted hose lines with police issuing many tags. all tagholders to visit city hall.
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Logan
City Hall
Logan Schools Dismissed for Funeral Services
Death of Mrs. G. E. Carr, wife of Supt. Carr, prompts no school Friday. Funeral at Leonard Funeral Home 1 p m, services in Pennsville at 3 30 p m. Junior and Senior High joint assembly postponed to next Wednesday for Red Cross first aid certificate presentations.
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Logan
G. E. Carr
Supt. Carr
Leonard
Pennsville
City police report lists October arrests by offense
Twenty three arrests were made by city police during October per a report to Mayor Dallas Kinser. Drunkenness led with eight cases, followed by overtime parking five, intoxicated driving three, and one each for parking out of line, auto theft, breaking and entering, reckless driving, loitering, and disorderly conduct.
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Logan
Dallas Kinser
Logan McKinley Republican Club Meeting Planned for Friday
James L. Martin announces a 7:30 pm Friday meeting of the Logan McKinley Republican Club to finalize campaign plans. Ralph Larimer has joined Mid-State Construction Co and started a Fairfield County job earlier this week.
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Logan — McKinley Republican Club
James L. Martin
Logan
Ralph Larimer
Mid-State Construction Co
Fairfield County
Logan Social Notes and Village Club Gatherings
St Hilda's Guild of St Pauls Episcopal Church met at Mrs Stanley Sparnow's country home for a first yearly gathering with a 1 pm covered dish lunch and a business session planning extensive church repairs to be ready for Christmas services. Rev G E Purrington spoke and attendees included numerous local ladies and clergymen.
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Amy Easterling
Nutter
Vern Bowen
Lucille Wright
McGorkle
L. K. Showalter
Purrington
Mildred Lehman
Bess Slatzer
Librarian Returns From Vacation and Convention
Miss Hortense Gibson librarian returned Tuesday from a short vacation where she attended a library convention in Cincinnati. The event drew delegates from Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky and is held biennially.
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Hortense Gibson
Cincinnati
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Book Club entertains at E Main Street home
Mrs. W B Lacock hosted the Tuesday Book Club with Mrs. Fred Hull presiding and reporting on a district convention in Athens. Miss Bartelle Hamilton reviewed The Mortal Storm by Phyllis Bot tome. Fifteen members and several guests attended and a Nov 17 party invitation was extended by the Nondescript Club.
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W. B. Lacock
E. Main St
Fred Hull
Athens
Bartelle Hamilton
Phyllis Bottome
Anthony Toerner
George van Fossen
Clarence Matheny
Thomas Bender
Newell Grooms
John Lee
Clarence _ Salts
Fred Burchfield
Lester Risch
W. F. Smith
W. D. Bassett
Emma Westenhaver
Eleanor Durr
Alice Genevieve Poston
Hortense Gibson
Bertha Madlener
Dinner party honors Idano Club at Hack home
Mrs Lawrence Hack and Mrs Joe Case hosted the Idano Club for dinner Tuesday at the Hack residence on North Market Street. Attendees included Mrs Stanley Baker, Mrs George Schwenke, Mrs M J Cole, Mrs Barton Hall, Mrs Charles Lewis, Mrs Claude Lyons, Mrs Thomas Eberst, Mrs Clete Scholl, Mrs John Allen, Mrs Josephine Hansel and Miss Blanche England.
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Lawrence Hack
Joe Case
Idano Club
Hack
N. Market St
Stanley Baker
George Schwenke
M. J. Cole
Barton Hall
Charles Lewis
Claude Lyons
Thomas Eberst
Clete Scholl
John Allen
Josephine Hansel
Blanche England
Girl Scout Week Ends With Church Service
Mrs. Harry Mack leads central committee as all scout troops Brownie Packs attend 9 o clock United Brethren Church to mark Juliette Low birthday. Leaders and committees meet at 8 30 at the Business and Professional Clubs rooms to celebrate the week’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mack
Central Committee of
Girl Scouts
United Brethren Church
Juliette Low
Tolliver Cited for Reckless Driving After Wood Church Sts Crash
Logan Lee Tolliver overturned his car at the Wood Church Streets intersection on Wednesday. No injuries reported. Police Chief Lew Reynolds cited Tolliver to appear in mayor's court to answer a reckless driving charge.
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Logan
Lee Tolliver
Wood Church Sts
Lew Reynolds
Tolliver
Divide Taxes Over County in Logan County Settlement
Real estate settlement in Logan County after tax collections totals 128 718.31 distributed among funds. County general fund receives 27 311.70 and 3 254.70. townships 13 341.11. schools 61 919.41. city and villages 11 628.02. bond and interest 7 803.34. township special 10.24. municipalities special 1 720.10. county special 1 545.47. state 184.22. School district allocations include Benton 1 313.80 Falls 4 002.06 Green 5 294.88 Good Hope 4 557.43 Laurel 1 344.25 Marion 2 020.15 Perry Laurelville 3 158.99 Salt Creek 780.64 Starr Washington 6 215.74 Ward 6 269.75 Logan 24 179.79 Murray City 1 771.27.
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County General Fund
Benton
Falls
Green
Good Hope
Laurel
Marion
Perry-Laurelville
Salt Creek
Starr-Washington
Ward
Logan
Murray City
Logan-A Fiction Writing Course at Lancaster
Prof Norman R Buchan of Ohio University will offer a LOGAN-A fiction writing course at Lancaster. He studied with John Gallishaw, a nationally known writer and critic. Logan residents are invited to enroll.
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Logan
Lancaster
Norman R. Buchan
Ohio University
John Gallishaw
Broadwell Personal And Social Mention
Mr and Mrs Lisle White moved to the Gifford property vacated by John Young. A Halloween party was hosted by Mr and Mrs Georges Smith with 46 attendees. Ross Hoon and children of Chesterhill visited Sunday with the Young family. Orville Harkins guests included Douglas Luster and Crooksville family. Amos White returned from Dayton with their son Waymer. Ray Nice and children from New Straitsville spent the weekend here. Sampson of Ellis Run moved into the Frank Jackson residence.
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Crooksville
Amos White
Waymer White
Dayton
Ray Nice
New Straitsville
Sampson
Ellis Run
Frank Jackson
Settlement Reached In Accident Case
In Common Pleas Court Elmer Lutz versus Nancy Munn a settlement was reached. Lutz will receive 500 dollars in damages and a judgment was entered by the court. Lutz suffered a fractured leg after being struck by Manns automobile on Main Street and later underwent an amputation.
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LOGAN
Elmer Lutz
Nancy Munn
Common Pleas
Lutz
Mann
Main St
Fresh Berries From Hockman Farm On Local Market
Logan fresh strawberries picked at James Hockman farm Marion Township were sold on the local market Wednesday for 35 cents per quart. Hockman reports 500 ever bearing plants that escaped killing frosts this fall.
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Logan
James Hockman
Marion Township
Mr. Hockman
Change Voting Site In 3B Precinct
Logan election officials announce one polling place change for the general election in 3B Precinct. The new site is the Eliza Wynn property at H. M. Richards, one half block east on Second Street from the previous location.
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Logan
J. G. Collins
Election Board
Eliza Wynn
H. M. Richards
Second St
Local man named guard at Ohio Penitentiary
Logan Carl Hansel of this city has been appointed a guard at the Ohio Penitentiary and began duties Tuesday. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Newman Hansel and was employed at the Godman Shoe plant for several years.
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Logan
Carl Hansel
Ohio Penitentiary
Hansel
Newman Hansel
Godman
Rev Jones to Preach at First Presbyterian Logan
Reverend Mr. Jones of Columbus will preach at the First Presbyterian Church Sunday morning. He has filled the pulpit at Reynoldsburg for some time. He returned to this country from Edinburgh Scotland last August.
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Logan Logan
Mr. Jones
Columbus
First Presbyterian Church
Reynoldsburg
Edinburgh
Scotland
Scout Committee to Meet in Chamber Rooms
Logan Hocking District Boy Scout Committee chaired by Harry J Steven son will meet at the Chamber of Commerce rooms at 7 30 pm Wednesday November 9 for training of troop committees and regular business. The committee meets four times yearly to supervise the Boy Scout program in the county.
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Logan—Hocking
Harry J. Stevenson
Chamber of Commerce
Phillips Funeral Held Saturday at St Johns Church
Funeral services for J. E. Phillips, who died Tuesday, will be at 9 a m Saturday at St. Johns Catholic Church with Fr. James T. Nevin officiating. Burial is in Oak Grove Cemetery. The body may be viewed at Roberts Funeral Home until Friday afternoon, then at the late Warner Avenue residence.
Large duck shaped yam unearthed by local farmer
Irvin Bungard of Green Township harvested a notable yam this week in Hocking County. The tuber is unusually large and distinctly duck shaped, drawing local attention to the autumn harvest.
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Logan
Hocking County
Irvin Bungard
Green Township
Logan Pair Wedded 61 Years Oct 31
LOGAN Mr. and Mrs. James Starrett Raygers Addition observed their 61st wedding anniversary at their home Sunday. The anniversary was October 31. Family attended a noon dinner and about 50 guests extended congratulations. The Starretts have lived in this city many years. Mr Starrett is a retired farmer.
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Logan
James Starrett
Raygers
Starrett
Wolfe couple returns from Mt Pleasant visit
Mr and Mrs Emanuel Wolfe spent ten days at Mt Pleasant Michigan as guests of Mr and Mrs Noah Andrews and Mr and Mrs Earl Andrews They toured new cottages on a private lake near the city Wolfe, a carpenter, noted that work in Mt Pleasant is good.
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Logan
Emanuel Wolfe
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Noah Andrews
Earl Andrews
Wolfe
Logan County Board of Education Friday Meeting
The Logan County Board of Education will hold its regular meeting on Friday evening. Only routine business is expected to come before the board.
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Logan — County Board of Education
Iron Ore Riches Turn Kropna Into Blacksmith Hub
In Kropna Jugoslavia the ore abundance attracts a population of 120 mostly working as blacksmiths. The town thrives on iron ore deposits fueling local craft and trade.
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Kropna
Jugoslavia
Differences in Policy and Leadership Between Parties
The piece argues that voters assess two major parties by past performances and public statements. It notes that Tea Party policies are set by leaders, limiting individual influence, and that reaching unanimous citizen agreement within either party is impractical.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Harding
Cooldge
Hoover
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