Logan Armistice Day Parade to Feature 41 Units
Fort y-one units will take part in the Armistice day parade in Logan on Friday at 7 30 p m with formation on East Main at Orchard. The route runs west on Main to Hunter then Second to Gallagher Avenue and Mulberry Street before disbanding. Judges stand at the courthouse. Participants include City Officers American Legion Daughters of America G A R and many civic and service groups.
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Logan
Fred Hoopes
Main Street
Mulberry Street
American Legion Post
Bremen
Daughters of America
Kiwanis Club
Knights of Columbus
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
American Legion
Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Frank Gallagher Improves After Appendicitis Operation
Logan report says Frank Gallagher veteran clerk at Hocking Valley freight depot is slightly improved at Columbus hospital after appendicitis operation. He had been ill Tuesday and showed improvement Wednesday morning suggesting a quicker recovery.
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Frank Gallagher
Hocking Valley
Logan
Columbus Hospital
Gallagher
Tire Is Stolen Thieves Target Traffic Officer Joe Farbeann
Logan November 10 A traffic officer Joe Farbeann reports tire thefts amid rising vandalism as suspects target his patrol car and scene. The city cautions residents while police pursue leads.
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Joe Farbeann
Logan
Total of Car Loads Handled in Logan Increases This Year
Logan reports 1 025 more car loads of merchandise moved to industries and team tracks in the Hocking Valley yards from January to August over 1926. The gain splits into 708 loads received and 317 loads shipped, excluding trap, house, or shop-bound cars.
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Logan
Hocking Valley
DAR Worthington Chapter Holds Meeting At Mrs White Home
The Governor Worthington chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. John F White home on Saturday afternoon. Mrs White presented a silk flag once owned by her late husband. Mrs John Daugherty spoke on The Colonization of America. Miss Jessie McManigal noted the chapter will place Stuart's portrait of George Washington in a Junior high school. The next meeting is set with Mrs L K Showalter at 2 30 December 3.
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Governor Worthington
Daughters of the American Revolution
John F. White
White
John Daugherty
America
Jessie McManigal
Stuart
George Washington
Voters in Logan reject Marshall bill by wide margin
In New Pittsburgh precinct Ward township Logan 63 voters cast ballots with only two supporting the Marshall bill, the largest opposing majority in Hocking county. The same tally notes Harry H. Wright and W. Yaw leading the board of education vote in Second ward "A" precinct.
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Logan
Pittsburgh
Ward Township
Hocking County
Second Ward
Harry H. Wright
Board of Education
Logan elects Wright and running mate in off year vote
Wright led with 262 votes and his running mate 243 as Logan recorded large majorities despite bad weather. Mayor figures show 2 024 votes cast, about 70 percent of normal turnout, with many women voting in the afternoon.
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Wright
Logan
Births Exceed Deaths in Hocking County October
Logan November 10 births outpaced deaths in Hocking county during October with 35 births and 16 deaths reported. Five deaths occurred in the Logan district while fifteen births occurred for the city district. Seven deaths were of persons over 70. Among reportable diseases scarlet fever led with four cases. there were three chicken pox, one whooping cough, one tetanus and two typhoid cases in Logan.
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Logan
Hocking County
Health Department
Births List From Local Newspaper Provides Names
The births section lists numerous newborns by name, including boys Charles Roas Jones Paul David Getz Robert Rosser Show alter Charles Oscar Beougher and El za Junior Sapp plus girls Esther Bayla Supowit Mary Jane Redd Irene Flood and Dorothy Ann Dalton. Several entries are marked unnamed or stillborn indicating incomplete details.
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Charles Roas Jones
Paul David Getz
Robert Rosser Showalter
Harris
Willie
Ewald Schmitter
Charles Oscar Beougher
Johnson
Claud Angel, Jr
David Archie Saters
Carrel
Thompson
Winland
Poling
Charles Edward Koon
Elza Junior Sapp
Courtney
Beal
Clark
Esther Bayla Supowit
Mary Jane Redd
Nene Flood
Irene Flood
Dorothy Ann Dalton
Beatrice Geraldine Montgomery
Shirley Ruth Taylor
Dorothy Nell Steele
Leora Jean Foreman
Mary Louise Geiser
Stillborn Stephenson
Poole
Fling
Homer
Wilson
Ula Ilene Later
Mary Rose Walker
Wedding Solemnized in Lancaster at St. Marys Parish
A wedding occurred Tuesday morning November 8 at St. Marys Parish in Lancaster. Miss Margaret Snyder daughter of Mr and Mrs John J Snyder of 625 East Chestnut Street Lancaster was married.
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St. Mary’s Parsonage
Lancaster
Margaret Snyder
John J. Snyder
East Chestnut Street
Wedding Details of Lucy Snyder and John Kittsmiller Partner
Miss Lucy Snyder aunt of the bride served as maid of honor and Carl Snyder, cousin, was best man. The couple, married at East Front Street address, featured Rosario satin crepe gowns and brown velvet accents with butter-Italy roses and valley lilies in arrangements.
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John Kittsmiller
J. S. Kittsmiller
East Front Street
Lucy Snyder
Carl Snyder
Rosario
Corsage Details Highlight Bride’s Attire at Reception
Miss Snyder wore chestnut brown satin crepe dress and matching hat. Her corsage featured Columbia roses and sweet peas. After visiting relatives, they will take a brief motor trip and then live at the bride’s parents’ home.
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Miss Snyder
Columbia
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