Logan Council Considers Separating City Offices
Logan council debates amending the salary ordinance to sever service and safety director and city engineer duties. The service director salary, set at 3000 dollars, would be reevaluated, with the finance committee to study. Mayor Rochester notes October fines and fees totaling 36.70. Names listed include Schmidt and several Mrs. residents.
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Finance Committee
Council
Main Street
Rochester
Clothing Sent Here for Needy in Mining Area
Clothing and shoes gathered by Parent-Teacher associations in several large Ohio cities have been sent to Hocking county to aid school children in its mining district during recent weeks. Distribution is via public schools, with Logan women aiding in preparation and delivery.
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Logan
Hocking County
Charles Lytle
Fred Stracke
Minnie Reynolds
Mary Blasius
A. O. Neptune
Herbert Cook
Theo Johnson
C. W. Monks
George Wonn
Carl Judy
Harry Risley
Cora Morgan
William Petty
Pearl Watkins
Sam Smith
Emerine
Cora Brown
W. W. Hardy
Ward Captains Chosen for Red Cross Drive
Logan Ohio November 11 Ward captains named to direct Sunday campaign for Red Cross memberships. Canvassers assigned by district, work to run between 2 and 4 p m. Campaign aims for 1500 memberships in Hocking County based on need survey.
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Logan
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Church Night Logan Observes Special Service
A Sunday evening church night service at the Presbyterian church drew 90 attendees. For five weeks it replaces midweek prayer with a 6 pm dinner led by Mrs. T R Walburn followed by a 30 minute prayer, 30 minute lesson, and an hour of entertainment. Three talks by male members focused on church possibilities. Mrs Harley M Whitcraft directed recreation period activities.
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T. R. Walburn
Harley M. Whitcraft
Funeral for Marion Eastman Held in Logan
Funeral services for Marion Eastman age 52 were held at a local chapel at 2 p m Thursday. He died Monday at a Columbus hospital after being moved there for treatment. Eastman, once living in Logan, worked as a farm laborer near Canal Winchester before illness. He is survived by his mother Mrs Samuel Eastman three sisters and two brothers all residents of Logan. The service was led by Rev T C Harper of the United Brethren church. Bid A Bit club members later gathered at Mrs Merle Weymueller s home for Ithresa tables and lunch served by Mrs McBroom.
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Marion Eastman
Columbus
Eastman
Canal Winchester
Samuel Eastman
Merle Weymueller
North Mulberry Street
Ithresa
John McBroom
Roger Friend
Lawrence Hack
McBroom
Logan couple wed in quiet ceremony at home
Lester O Aurand 19 a brick worker of Logan wed Fanchion Blosser 18 at home Logan in a ceremony officiated by Magistrate E E Bright. Son of Mr and Mrs J G Aurand and daughter of Mrs Alice Blosser.
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Lester O. Aurand
Logan
J. G. Aurand
Fanchion Blosser
Alice Blosser
E. E. Bright
Women Smokers Compartment Opens on NYC Philadelphia Express
The Pennsylvania Railroad introduced a women smoking compartment on the New York to Philadelphia express. It ran successfully on its first trip and could expand to all trains if popular.
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New York-Philadelphia
Philadelphia
U.P
Pennsylvania Railroad
Corporation to Start With $13000 Capital
The new corporation will begin business with a capital of $13,000. Incorporators listed are J. B. Torrence, J. B. Person, and J. E. Bailey.
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J. B. Torrence
J. B. Person
J. E. Bailey
Ohio Briefs A drunken driving arrest and a mob hold incident
In Columbus George M. Glass was jailed awaiting arraignment on a driving while intoxicated charge after a collision with a machine driven by Mrs. W. S. McGee. She struck Glass and detained him until police arrived. In Delaware James Nose was acquitted of murdering Alfred J. Burgett by a Lorain jury.
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W.S. McGee
Delaware
James Nose
Alfred J. Burgett
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Company Formed The Guysville Milling Company
Articles of incorporation issued to The Guysville Milling Company of Guysville for purchasing and selling grains and cereals and for manufacturing flour and related grain products. The company aims to improve and operate factories and buildings for production and storage of goods linked to grain or cereals.
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Columbus
Clarence J. Brown
Guysville Milling Company
Guysville
Nurses Endorse MELLO-GLO Face Powder
French process MELLO-GLO powder marketed by D. Zenner Co to nurses for its purity. It claims to prevent dryness and shine, last longer, and improve complexion.
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D. Zenner Co
Columbus Police Seek 10-Year-Old After Escape With Stolen Wagon
Columbus police searched for a 10 year old boy who escaped custody after being found with a wagon loaded with stolen merchandise.
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Columbus
Sophisticated French Creme Rouge Carnee draws attention
French beauty fans flock to the new Creme Rouge Carnee in tan gerine shade. It blends with skin tones without oil or pigment on the skin and remains waterproof for a full day. Available from McKee Drug Co and Gibson's Pharmacy.
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McKee Drug Co
Gibson's Pharmacy
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