Armistice Day Observance in Logan Includes Parade and Rites
Logan held Armistice Day with a 7:00 parade on Main Street featuring many groups and floats. Awards went to several entries including Oi! Industries, Idano Club, and the L. H. 8. Band. Memorial services followed at the courthouse, with a 11 PM volley, then a post parade dance and a Legion feed. Judges were W. O. Wheeler, C. L. Frye, and W. H. Coe.
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Halle
W. O. Wheeler
Munfordville
Kentucky
C. L. Frye
Toledo
W H. Coe
Waverly
Miinois
Candidates file election expense reports by Friday
Logan notes that candidates in the recent election must file expense accounts with Carl F. Brandt, clerk of the election board, before a certificate of election is issued. The governor Worthington Chapter of the D A R will meet at 2 p m Friday at 36 West Second Street, Mrs. C A Richey’s home, with Miss Mary Louise Bowen presenting a paper on Revolutionary Music.
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Logan
Carl F. Brandt
Election Board
Worthington
C. A. Richey
West Second Street
Misa Mary Louise Bowen
Sheriff Propagates Rabbits To Rebuild Local Stock
Logan Aug Augmenting work by the Ohio Conservation Department Sheriff Sol Ellinger propagates rabbits at his Washington Township farm. Since March 1 he has raised and released about 100 tame rabbits, kept until eight weeks old before release. Rabbits spread to Honey Fork three miles away and families of rabbits have been observed. The plan is to post his farm this hunting season and seek neighbor cooperation to preserve the stock for future seasons.
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Logan
Ohio Conservation Department
Sol Ellinger
Washington Township
Honey Fork
Ellinger
Heft Couple Marks 54th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Charles Heft of 2738 Johnstown Road Columbus observe their fifty four year marriage today They wed in Somerset and have lived in Columbus since 1912 Mrs Heft also celebrates her 78th birthday Her husband is 81 They have two daughters Mrs Laura Farrand of Columbus and Mrs George Ray of Junction City.
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Logan
Charles Heft
Johnstown Road
Columbus
Somerset
Heft
W. P. Heft
Laura Farrand
George Ray
Junction City
Fugitive Youth Arrested Near Logan
Irvin Samosky age eighteen a ward of the state hospital at Gallipolis was taken into custody Monday evening by Policeman George Jurgensmier. He said his home was Hudson Ohio and that he left the hospital Monday morning aiming to visit his father. He had hitchhiked to Logan.
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Logan
Irvin Samosky
Gallipolis
George Jurgensmier
Samosky
Hudson
Ohio
Till couple observes 56th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Nicholas Till marked their fifty six year marriage at their Logan home on Zanesville Avenue and East Street. Married in 1874 at St Johns Catholic Church they are parents to Mrs Carl Judy John Till and Mrs Frank Smith and have six grandchildren.
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Logan
Nicholas Till
Zanesville Avenue
East Street
St. John's Catholic Church
Carl Judy
John Till
Frank Smith
Lancaster
Geodetic Survey Team Stations in Logan for Sea Level Work
Representatives of the United States Geodetic Survey are stationed in Logan to conduct a sea level survey in the district. The crew includes C. L. Frye of Toledo, W. O. Wheeler of Munfordville Kentucky, and W. H. Coe of Waverly Illinois, expected to work for the next month or six weeks.
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U.S. Geodetic Survey Corps
Logan
United States Geodetic Survey
C. L. Frye
Toledo
W. O. Wheeler
Munfordville
Kentucky
W. H. Coe
Waverly
Ilinois
Mrs Nihisher Hosts Birthday Dinner for Daughter
Mrs Lucy Nihisher of 987 Third Street held a Sunday dinner for her daughter Mrs Meira Griffith. The event honored Mrs Griffith’s birthday with guests including Arch Griffith, Vance Griffith, Ruth Evelyn Griffith, Grace Marcella Griffith, Clifford Griffith, Walter Ringhiser, and Columbus.
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Lucy Nihisher
Third Street
Meira Griffith
Arch Griffith
Vance
Ruth Evelyn
Grace Marcella
Clifford Griffith
Walter Ringhiser
Columbus
Hostesa
Ohio Health Directors conference in Columbus attendance
Dr. W. B. Lacock spent Wednesday Thursday and a Friday in Columbus attending the annual conference of Ohio Health Directors called by the state director of health.
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Logan
W. B. Lacock
Columbus
Ohio Health Directors
State Director of Health
Calves Beaten to Death on Green Township Farm
Sheriff Sol Bilinger investigates a Green Township farm where two calves were found murdered this week. The farm owner is Park Trowbridge of this city. The calves show blunt force injuries across the back consistent with a beating.
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Logan
Sol Bilinger
Green Township
Park Trowbridge
Red Cross Roll Call Initiative Underway in Logan
Logan residents join a county wide Red Cross roll call with 62 canvassers in town and additional solicitors in rural precincts. The goal is 1000 memberships for the county as officials push Ohio toward becoming third in national Red Cross membership.
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Red Cross
Logan
Ohio
Logan Lodge to Celebrate 85th Anniversary at Masonic Hall
Plans are complete for the 85th anniversary celebration of Mingo Lodge No. 171 F and A M to be held at Masonic Hall at 7 30 p m Friday All Masons and their families are invited Committee members are Luther Timberlake Alfred Lanning and Carl Anderson
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Logan
Mingo Lodge
Masonic Hall
Luther Timberlake
Alfred Lanning
Carl Anderson
Odd Fellows Home showing set at Springfield meeting
Arrangements are complete for a motion picture showing of the Odd Fellows Home at Springfield and other items related to the order to be discussed at tonight’s meeting at the Odd Fellows Hall. Members Rebekahs and friends are invited with no admission charge.
Ladies Aid Society Meets at Guysville
In Guysville on November 8 the Ladies Aid Society gathered at Mrs. Anna L. Snow’s home for an Armistice Day and Thanksgiving program. Members and visitors attended, with refreshments served by the hostess and her son. The note lists numerous local residents, a bridge party at W. A. McCune’s, illness recovery, a cooking school, and travel details, ending with a fact about taxiing aircraft.
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Guysville
Ladies Aid Society
Anna L. Snow
Laura Starkey
Ethel Ballinger
Blanche Bean
Virgene Pierce
Daisy Secoy
Mayme Ashcraft
Ina Morehead
Hattie Kincade
Laura Barnett
Gladys Fuller
Emma Bean
Faye Chapman
Leta V. McLaughlin
Freda Bean
Eva Norris
Snow
Frankie Winner
Pauleta McLaughlin
Harold
W. A. McCune
Painie Chapman
Donald Campbell
F. B. Bean
L. D. Robinson
John Murphey
Athens
Halde Murphey
Helen Rodehaver
Messenger Cooking School
Jack Snodgrass
Clarasburg
W. Va
Clarence Hatfield
Rila Snodgrass
Hailie Hatfield
Anna Hickman
Harrisonville
Martindale, Burton and
Gaul
James Crawford
Raymond
Unclear OCR Passage Hints at Eastern Group Roles
Fragmentary names and roles hint at an Eastern region group with positions such as secretary treasures and trustee. Various individuals include Patton Wisea Ghatlen and Ralston, with references to teachers and a bronze win. The text is garbled and lacks a cohesive event or outcome to report.
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Logan Junior Hiedworthler
Minn
F Webb
Bright Ker
Ass Allen
Scretary Treasures Ductress
Ralston Eh Teache
Chase Patton
Wisea
Ghatlen
Murray City Junior Class Event Nov 17 at High School
Murray City The Junior Class of Murray City High School will stage a jamboree in the high school gymnasium Saturday Nov 17. Attractions include bingo fortune telling games refreshments fish pond and three one act plays The plays are Gawky Twelve and Freckled Extra Elmer with doors at 6 p m and showtimes 7 p m 8 30 p m and 10 p m.
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Murray City
Murray City High School
Jury verdict favors defendant in Quigley versus Penn suit
After two hours of deliberation on Monday evening the jury found for defendant Ruth Penn in the case brought by W. B. Quigley. No money changed hands. Nine of twelve jurors signed. Quigley sought $200 in damages while Penn countered with $250. The action stemmed from a motor accident on Mason City Hill last spring.
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Logan
W. B. Quigley
Ruth Penn
Quigley
Miss Penn
Mason City Hill
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