Armistice Day Plans Outlined for Logan Parade
Logan's Armistice Day event led by American Legion chair Fred Hoopes includes a 7:30 p m parade and a following mardi gras. Local bands from Jackson and Bremen will participate, with hourly salutes and a two minute tribute at 11. Main Street traffic will be stopped from Mulberry to Spring for the celebration.
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Logan
American Legion
Fred Hoopes
Hoopes
Jackson
Bremen
Fred C. Shively
Main Street
Mulperry Street
Spring Street
Logan Auxiliary Glee Club Attends Gallipolis District Conference
Logan Auxiliary members traveled by special bus to Gallipolis for a district conference led by district chairman Mrs. Harry Thomas. The local glee club performed on the program with accompanist Mrs. Hugh Meldrim and director Mrs. M F Weymueller.
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Harry Sweazy
Florence Myers
Mies Florence Bort
Hugh Meldrim
M. F. Weymueller
Glee Club
Thomas
Irma Powers
George Holt
Joe Rowley
Elizabeth Fox
State aid distribution to Hocking County districts begins year
State vouchers totaling 19100 have been received by several Hocking County school districts, per Superintendent J W Coleman. Districts include Benton Township Baydenville Laurel Laurelville Marion Township Murray City Salt Creek Township Ward Township. Junior Tourist Club hosts noted at Miss Wilma Martins home with Miss Mabel Brown assisting.
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Logan
Hocking County
J. W. Coleman
Benton Township
Baydenville
Laurel
Laurelville
Marion Township
Murray City
Salt Creek Township
Ward Township
Wilma Martin
Mabel Brown
Federated Clubs
Athens
Newell Grooms
Hugh Meldrim
Nellie Adams
Wilbur Lanning
Serecold
Grooms
Rolcall
Bond Issues Defeated in Logan County Voting
Voters favored most levies Tuesday while only one special proposal failed. Good Hope approved a three mill school levy but rejected a 3 1/2 mill levy for school purposes. Gore and Starr Townships backed the three mill measure, Murray City approved a tax for current expenses, Green Township allowed ministerial land sale, and South Bloomingville High will get a physical education building after a 115 to 87 vote. In RB Precinct Second Ward a 443 vote total spurs discussion of precinct division to speed returns.
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Logan
Good Hope Township
Good Hope
Starr Township
Gore
Murray City
Green Township
South Bloomingville High
Local bowlers top Moore Restaurants in Logan contest
Glouster bowlers visited Logan for a City League match and lost 2795 to 2588. Gormley led the visitors with 546 pins while Logan’s Beshara posted 577 for high Logan score. Mendelson added a 210 in the final game as the evening’s top individual.
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Logan
Sister Susies Club meets at Mrs Heine home
Members of the Sister Susies Club gathered at the home of Mrs Clarence Heine on East Front Street Tuesday evening. After a social hour they were served lunch with Mrs George J Heer among the guests.
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Sister Susies Club
Clarence Heine
East Front Street
George J. Heer
Dinner Party Guests at West Front Street Home
Mrs. Fred Heine hosted a dinner Monday evening at her West Front Street residence with guests including Mrs. Carl Scholl of Lakewood, Mrs. Clarence Blosser, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Reedy, Miss Betty Heine, and Mrs. Emma Mast.
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Fred Heine
West Front Street
Carl Scholl
Lakewood
Clarence Blosser
Peter Reedy
Betty Heine
Emma Mast
Logan Bonds Vote Yields Filtration Victory and Sewer Defeat
Unofficial Logan returns show the filtration plant passing with 1503 yes to 1228 no, while the sewer bond fails 1292 yes to 1272 no. A 55 percent threshold was needed to carry the bonds, and initial belief held a simple majority would suffice.
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Logan
Local authorities seek custody of non-support suspect
Magistrate FE Bright Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn and Prosecutor Phil A Henderson traveled to Charleston West Virginia to attend a hearing before the governor regarding Carl Parrish, wanted in this county for non support. Farbearn made one trip to obtain custody but was denied return until after the hearing.
Robinson and Kinkade Triumph in Hocking County Supreme Court Race
Logan November election updates show Republican James E B Robinson and Reynolds R Kinkade winning the county for the Supreme Court over Democrats William P Stephenson and Charles H Hubell. The state constitution amendment favored by 2705 to 2539. Official tabulation set for Thursday.
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Logan
Salt Creek
Hocking County Election Board
James EB. Robinson
Reynolds R. Kinkade
Supreme Court
William P. Stephenson
Charles H. Hubell
Robinson
Kinkade
Stephenson
Hubell
Hocking County
Election Board
Mrs Hillyer Hosts A Go I Go Club Bridge Party
Mrs Edgar Hillyer hosted the A Go I Go Club at Warner Avenue Monday evening. Tables were set for bridge and a two course lunch followed with Miss Delores Lee assisting. Guests included Mrs Clarence Schempp, Logan, and Miss Delores Atkins, Cambridge.
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Edgar Hillyer
Warner Avenue
Delores Lee
Clarence Schempp
Logan
Delores Atkins
Cambridge
Knights of Pythias Bestow Final Degree on Two Members
Athenean Lodge No 104 initiated George Ashworth and William H Brooks to the third degree during Monday night ceremonies.
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Athenean Lodge No. 104
The
Knights of Pythias
George Ashworth
William H
Kruschen Method Promises Safe Weight Loss Advice
An advertisement extols Kruschen Salts as a safe, sensible path to shedding fat. It claims to restore energy and youth, advises a month of limited sweets and starches, and prescribes half a teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast. The 85 cent bottle purportedly lasts four weeks and is sold at McKee Drug Co. or any drug store.
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McKee Drug Co
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