Rotary meeting ties Nelsonville to McArthur and Logan
Rotarians and their wives from Nelsonville McArthur and Logan held an inter city meeting at the Masonic Hall with 100 in attendance. Karl F Barfield Tucson director of Rotary International spoke on the clubs purpose history and rapid growth. The program included music tap dancing and readings as the local committee led by Sam Primmer and others organized the event.
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Logan
Nelsonville
McArthur
Masonic Hall
Karl F. Barfield
Tucson
Arizona
Rotary International
Sam Primmer
Venus
Order of Eastern Star
Rotary
Barfield
Paul Harris
United States
Germany
Hitler
Ralph Henry
Henry
D. Rannells Martinditl
McArthur Club
Clarence Blosser
Orville Farrar
J. P. Shaw
Francia Moberte
Hocking County WPA Placements Reported
Hocking County NES office reports 325 WPA project placements out of 4150 assigned statewide last week. Private industry and public works contractors added 1197 placements in Ohio, with twelve in Hocking County. The local office processed 28 new job applications during the week.
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Logan
Hocking County
NES
WPA
Ohio
Rush Sewer Project Drives On In East End Work
Excavation on the trunk line of the East End sewer advances with about one third completed. Ditching runs from the river to Route 31 except where the C. and O. Railroad yards cross the right of way. C. A. Lunsford serves as foreman of the work.
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LOGAN
East End
C. and O
C. A. Lunsford
Appeals Court Visits Logan for Brief Session
Members of the Court of Appeals met in Logan for a short session submitting one case orally and two on briefs. Judges William Middleton Waverly Peter J. Blosser and Russell McCurdy attended with court reporter Harry Grace. The case Houpt versus Schull concerned an auto accident on Route 31.
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Logan
Court of Appeals
William Middleton
Waverly
Peter J. Blosser
Chillicothe
Russell McCurdy
Portamouth
Harry Grace
Houpt
Schull
F. B. Weinrich
Joseph Horner
Columbus
U. S
Edwin D. Ricketts
Lloyd
Priest
Hocking County Relief Budget Announced
Budget for Hocking County relief from November 15 to 30 totals 4030 dollars. John L. Hall, director, said the funds are for workable unemployed only and cannot aid unemployables as the county will assume responsibility after November 15. The extra money arrived due to unassigned employables in WPA work.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
John L. Hall
Logan Brief Notes and Local Moves
Logan brief notes the Booths sold their Green Township farm and moved to the 5.8 Ruble farm near Harper Run on Route 31 last week. Other notes report Sparnows returning from Titusville, Pa., and a church bazaar with a chicken dinner planned for December 11.
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Eli Booth
Green Township
Harper Run
Stanley Sparnow
Titusville
Robert Johnstone
St. Paul's Church
Red Cross Fund Drive Set to Open Sunday in Logan
Logan announces the Red Cross annual roll call will open at 1 PM Sunday November 17 and run through the next week. The Hocking County goal is 600 memberships with leaders urged to meet Friday night for instructions and supplies.
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Logan
James P. Shaw
Red Cross
Hocking County
Shaw
Probate Court
Business and Professional Women's Club
Second Arrest In Rebt Innis Case
Logan reports Frances Kuhn was arrested for assault and battery in the Innis case and bound over to the grand jury on $500 bond after arraignment before Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald. Her husband William Kuhn had been arraigned earlier on a similar charge and released on bond. Innis remains seriously ill at home from a brain blood clot. Police expect further questioning and possible additional arrests.
Inspector begins school budget records review in Logan
Ian Logan L L Ins pector for the state department of education arrived Tuesday to audit district records in preparation for new budgets. Clerks will report to the county superintendent to assist in implementing a budget program. Logan Eads el six year old son of Mr and Mrs Henry Forest Starr Township has diphtheria and the home is quarantined.
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Logan
L. L
Logan—Eadsel
Henry Forest
Starr Township
W. B. Lacock
Derr Brown Nuptials Highlight Logan Social Notes
Miss Bessie Derr daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Derr and Mr Wallace Brown nephew of Mr and Mrs Charles Fox wed at St John s Rectory in a single ring ceremony at 2 30 pm Tuesday. They plan a West Virginia trip and will reside at 178 South Culver Street after a reception arrangements are in progress.
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Bessie Derr
Henry Derr
Wallace Brown
Charles Fox
St. John’s Rectory
Father Nevin
Alex Mowery
Mrs. Brown
West Virginia
178 South Culver Street
Hunters Learn Season Changes for Rabbits and Foxes
Deputy Game Protector Edward Eberst warns hunters of season changes. Rabbit season opens at noon on November 15 and closes January 1, with hunting limited to hours beyond opening day morning. Fox season opens the same day and runs to February 1, while grey foxes may be taken year round.
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Logan
Edward Eberst
Council to Prepare Short Budget for Two Months
Logan city officials announce an appropriation ordinance to cover a two month period due to the absence of tax rates until after the state legislature session. The measure aims to provide necessary funding and hopes for legislative relief for cities.
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Logan
City Hall
Man Impersonating Officer Arrested Near South Perry
Gilbert Eades faces a court charge of impersonating an officer after being arrested near South Perry by Sheriff Joe Farbearn and Deputy Newton Spencer. Eades has been posing as a deputy sheriff for about six weeks and will be arraigned before Magistrate S. B. Whitehart.
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Logan
Gilbert Eades
South Perry
Joe Farbearn
Newton Spencer
Eades
S. B. Whitehart
Haydenville P T A Plans Evening Program
W. J. Seel Newly Elected President Organizes a special program for the Haydenville Green Parent-Teacher Association meeting tonight. The event aims to discuss school activities and community involvement.
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Logan
W. J. Seel
Haydenville Green
Parent-Teacher Association
Vote Recount Sought in Perry Two Levy Election
A petition filed with the county board of elections seeks a recount of the three mill Laurelville precinct school levy ballots cast last Tuesday. Signature names include Turner Cavinee Notestone Cavinee Wolf and Galbraith. Protesters claim 41 adverse votes were recorded instead of 36, which could tie the total and decide the outcome. The board will set recount date soon.
Officials Pay Final Respects at Service
Logan city officials attend final rites for former Councilman Milton C. Martin held by the Knights of Pythias Lodge. The City Council recessed Tuesday and reconvened Friday at 7 30 to visit the residence where services were in progress with council members and other officials present.
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Logan
Ricketts
Meldrim
Milton C. Martin
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Logan Faces Tough Pomeroy Test After Wet Practice
Logan Chieftains train at Athletic Field amid rain and mud as they prepare for Friday’s game with Pomeroy, seen as one of the hardest on the schedule. Also, H D Walker to ship race string to New Orleans, staying in the South for winter meets.
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LOGAN
Athletic Field
Logan Chieftains
Pomeroy
H. D. Walker
New Orleans
Walker
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