Salaries Increased for City Officials and Staff
Logan J. D. Tipton was unanimously chosen to fill the unexpired council term of Gilbert Leffler. Fred A. Murray will receive 720 dollars annually as solicitor, effective after January 1. Garnet Sheets’s salary rises to 1080 dollars with ten days vacation, aligning with civil service. Mayor Kinser reported October fines and costs of 619.20 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
J. D. Tipton
Gilbert Leffler
Tipton
Fiest
Leffler
Fred A. Murray
Bill Miller
Labor Department
Kinser
Stove of 75 Years Still in Service Franks Model Details
Marve Martin bought a Franklin stove from Mode Cherry of New Plymouth, one of two purchased in Cincinnati by Samuel Cherry and Elijah Lee in 1867 for 22 dollars. The stove arrived by train to Zaleski and was delivered to the Cherry home by ox cart, with a single later grate replacement by a local blacksmith.
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LOGAN
Marve Martin
Mode Cherry
New Plymouth
Cherry
Cincinnati
Samuel Cherry
Elijah Lee
Franklin
G. W. Ball & Co
Zaleski
River Division Railroad
Students Hear Program LOGAN Broadcast From Arlington Tomb
Senior high students stayed in rooms and heard a LOGAN broadcast from Arlington tomb between 11 and 11:30 Tuesday. Fred Anthony of Rome near Columbus visits with his parents and recalls losing a leg in an industrial accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Arlington
Fred Anthony
Rome
Columbus
C. D. Anthony
Starr Township
Anthony
Logan Social Notes Highlight Local Euterpean Club Meeting
Logan Mres C E Bowen 92 hosts Euterpean Club at the Bowen home on N Market St. Focus was Mendelssohn Strauss and Wolfe with biographies and performances by Bowen Underwood Brandt Collins Clarke Meyer and others. A $10 Red Cross roll call donation was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Clarke
Violet
Elizabeth Collison
Strauss
Clarke
J. G. Cole
Wolfe
James Ray Smoot
Mendelssohn
Allen Adams
Mariey Meyer
C.S. Clarke
Gibisonville Cagers Beat Williamsport 48 to 23
Gibisonville High School basketball defeated Williamsport 48 to 23 as Coach Byron Eby develops the team. The reserves lost a close contest 9 to 7. Page includes club bridge games and social notes from local groups and a book club review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — Gibisonville High School
Basketeers
Williamsport
Byron Eby
Union Furnace Parents Stage Drama in Lancaster
Union Furnace residents Mrs J R McGuire, Mrs John McGuire, Lottie Shaw and Mrs Maynard Simpson attended a Lancaster event. Lottie Shaw stayed with Walter Shaw and Virginia Lee of E Hunter Sr. Virginia Lee hosted a dinner for Elmer Gears and family, John Wooten, Opal Lonberger, Charles Jobs, Gerald Wooten and families, plus Murray City and Lottie Bray. Mrs John Wooten and son stayed at the Shaw home while Mr Wooten hunted near Fostoria. Odessia Groves shopped in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Shaw
Union Furnace
Walter Shaw
Virginia Lee
E. Hunter Sr
Logan
Elmer Gears
John Wooten
Opal Lonberger
Charles March
Jobs
Gerald Wooten
Morris Dupler
Murray City
Lottie Bray
Shaw Home
Mr. Wooten
Fostoria
Odessia Groves
Safety program and first aid class at Logan schools
The Logan schools inaugurate a safety program by the Health and Physical Education department. Miss Gertrude Bliss organizes accident report sheets and leads a Monday evening first aid class for 20 elementary teachers with Red Cross and superintendent approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Department of Health and Physical Education
Gertrude Bliss
Girls Athletic Department
TON JON Relief Promises Health for Athens Woman
Athens resident Mrs Eve Yeage claims TON JON cured stomach and liver distress with stabbing back pains headaches and sleep loss. She reports improved digestion sleep and reduced headaches after use and endorses TON JON at Quick's Drug Store on the way to the post office in Athens Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton Ton
Eve
Yeage
Athens
Tonjon Health
Quick's Cut Rate
Union St
Ton Jon
Quick's
Begin Drive To Prevent Fire Hazards
In Gallipolis a fire prevention program started with about 25 field men from insurance firms each with a Boy Scout inspecting federal county buildings and mercantile establishments for hazards. By mid afternoon the task wrapped up with briefings at Second and Locust. Tonight over 100 inspectors Scouts and business leaders dine at Hotel Lafayette with remarks from visiting officials. Charles T. Robinson led the effort with insurance company support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Second and Locust Sts
Hotel Lafayette
Charles T. Robinson
Institute Leaders Plan LO Meetings
Farmers Institute officers map ten county meetings starting in Bidwell with school programs poster contests and farm and domestic exhibits. Local residents will discuss community topics to supplement talks by speakers from the State Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Farmers’ Institute
Bidwell Desi
State Department of Agriculture
Gallia Grade School Operetta Opens Tonight
Gallia Grade School presents Adventures of Pinocchio in Washington Auditorium tonight and next Thursday. Indications point to large attendance at the two performances by students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallia
Gallipolis
Washington Auditorium
South High Practice Tilt Shows Future South High Promise
South High of Columbus met Chieftain Field in a practice game. Coach Clyde Battin of Middleport assisted. The first string remained on the bench long, with Columbus leading 9 to 0 early, then Logan's varsity entered and scored three touchdowns to win 21 to 9. Bill Johnston returned a punt 60 yards for a score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
South High
Columbus
Chieftain Field
Clyde Battin
Middleport
Tom Bender
Battin
Chieftain Varsity
Varsity
Bill Johnston
Logan Chieftains Clinch Uncontested Title With Few Regulars
Logan Chieftains clinched the football championship this year with only three regulars in the lineup and five lettermen from 1940. The regulars who started most games and the lineup for the final against Lancaster are listed, noting several players retiring after Friday’s game.
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LOGAN
Logan Chieftains
Lancaster
Conrad LE C. Scott Kelch
Lohr J. Graham
Brandon Goss
G Smith Davis
Erwin Wright
A. G
Graham Casto
Casto
Stivson
Hughes J. Hummel
Bryan M. Hummel
M. Hummel Johnston
FB Johnston
Conrad
Kelch
Bill Johnston
Morris Hummel
Paul Stimson
Lou Casto
Tracy Conrad
Roy Kelch
Fred Davis
Tom Brehm
Jimmy McGonagle
Ralph Baker
Mrs Susan Curry Dies At Buckeye Lake
Logan notices the death of Mrs. Susan Curry 65 wife of Charles Curry at Buckeye Lake after paralysis at home. Former Sugar Grove resident and lake boat landing manager. Funeral at Lancaster then burial in Sugar Grove. Mr Curry worked for the gas company in Sugar Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Susan Curry
Charles Curry
Buckeye Lake
Hospital notes and patient conditions in Shawnee and Logan
Mrs J R Abrams of Shawnee is admitted to residents Cher rington Hospital for emergency appendicitis operation. Her condition is serious. Mrs William Rafferty of Logan had tonsillectomy Tuesday. Dr Harry Eastman remains under treatment for injuries from a fall a week ago with little change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
J. R. Abrams
Shawnee
Cherrington Hospital
William Rafferty
Harry Eastman
Gallia County Drops Tuberculosis Death Rank
Gallia County falls from first to seventh in tuberculosis deaths per population, with 64 county deaths in five years. City deaths at the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics are higher, while county rates decline due to a courthouse clinic run by the health department offering monthly diagnoses and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Ohio
Red Cross Roll Call Scores Progress Quietly
Early reports from the Red Cross roll call are encouraging. Workers are asked to file reports as their territory is covered. Returns will be tabulated on a score board at Red Cross headquarters in the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Red Cross
Notice of Appointment for Dyson Estate
Foster B. Cornwell of Athens Ohio is appointed Administrator of the Estate of Lewis V Dyson deceased late of Giouster Athens County Ohio. Creditors must file claims with the fiduciary within four months or be forever barred. Dated October 20 1941 Francis D White Probate Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster B. Cornwell
Athens
Ohio
Lewis V. Dyson
Giouster
Athens County
Francis D. White
American Legion Observes Armistice Day Quietly
Logan marked Armistice Day with a member only evening meeting by the American Legion post. At 11 am factory whistles and the water plant siren rang as Legionnaires and Auxiliary members campaigned for new members. The Auxiliary counted 69 members and the post held a 115 member quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
American Legion Post
Revival at Logan Church Continues This Week
Revival services at the First Church of God on S Culver St continue with Rev C N Watson in charge. Special singing comes from visiting congregations and local talent. Services start at 7 each evening through the week including Saturday and will not close Sunday night unless plans change. Additionally Jack Rauch, reserve quarterback, was removed from the game with Columbus South Reserves after a blood vessel in his right hand burst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Jack Rauch
Columbus South
Drive Starts At Luncheon For Workers
Logan marks Red Cross annual roll call with slogan Approach Everyone in Forty One. Luncheon at First Presbyterian Church opened drive as Frances McClaughry and county chairman E B White spoke. Co operation noted as city and county aim to reach 3000 members. luncheon by Women’s Missionary Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Women's Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Logan Sayre Injured in Route 50 Crash Near Athens
Logan William Sayre of Logan was injured in an automobile accident on Route 50 near Athens. He is cared for at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lloyd on West Hunter Street and is conscious only at intervals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
William Sayre
Route 50
Athens
W. H. Lloyd
W. Hunter St
Sayre
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Standard Oil
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American Legion
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