Logan Eastern Star Elects Officers and Dinner Night
Venus Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star named Gladys Webb worthy matron succeeding Florence Larimer and elected officers Charles Barker Walter Leonard R. E. Allen Mattie Allen Piezza Mauk Clinton Webb Norma Ralston and Charlies C. Achauer. A special meeting with dinner at 6 and initiation will be held next Thursday. details to reserve with Ruth Roberts or Florence Larimer. Raymond Redick injured scaffolding at Main and Spring Street. Pearl Smith to supervise an abandoned CCC camp at Camp Malcolm near Zanesville. Nationalism is an extension of selfishness, Rev G A Buttrick.
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Logan
Pearl Smith
CCC
Hocking County
Malcolm
Zanesville
Probate Court notices in Athens County estates heard November 1935
The Probate Court of Athens County Ohio suspends hearings for publication and exceptions until December 2 1935 at 9 AM for multiple estates. Executorships include Candes Readus David Walburn Francie Clerk James Klein Mary Baughman Silas Hedges John Andrews John Harrington Joseph Basom Sarah Matteson Dale Bean Rosa Leon Martin Mansfield Guardian and Bank of Athens in various first final and third accounts. Interested parties may file exceptions by November 27 1098.
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Athens County
Ohio
Arthur D. Carr
Candes Readus
Bert R. Angie
David Walburn
James RR. Clark
Francie B. Clerk
George W. Rove
de Bokis Fen
James V. Klein
Brett Baughman
Mary Baughman
John E
Joseph 8. Basom
Harry Matteson
Sarah A. Matteson
Charles C. Bean
Dale E Bean
Amy Leon Rinaldo
Rosa Leon
Bank of Athens
Martin F. Mansfield
Lodge To Entertain Logan Silver Moon Lodge Hosts Booster Club
The Logan Silver Moon Lodge of Oddfellows will entertain the Booster Club of District 61 at South Perry this Saturday evening after a business session. A rabbit supper will be served and Logan will be represented by a large delegation.
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LOGAN
Silver Moon Lodge of Oddfellows
South Perry
District 61
Evangelistic Meeting Ends Third Week in Pittsburgh
Logan evangelistic services led by the William Party of Pittsburgh enter the third and final week with nightly 7:30 services and 7 o clock Sunday start. Saturday features Prof J Roy MacMurray with pianist Maring Swart presenting Lamb of God. Dr Williams delivers three sermons Sunday including We Would See Jesus in the morning, a 2 30 men’s meeting on Paid in Full or Fascism Communism in Poverty, and The Unpardonable Sin in the evening.
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Jesus
Helen Jenkins Describes Helena Earthquakes
Miss Helen Jenkins, niece of Miss Madge Collison, writes from Helena Montana about earthquakes there. She notes plaster cracking at Montana Deaconess School, a severe second shock that wrecked the building and forced classes to move to a dance hall for a week. Records show eight hundred quakes in the region.
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Logan
Helen Jenkins
Madge Collison
Helena
Montana
Miss Jenkins
Maude Jenkins
Montana Deaconess School
Jenkins
Relief program eligibility for WPA work outlined
Instructions from Logan relief headquarters state that only individuals on relief from May 1 to October 31 are eligible for WPA certification. Many applicants not on relief are applying and cannot be certified, officials explain.
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LOGAN
Logan Couples Wed and County Work Notes
Licensed to wed William Fillmore Bryan Logan and Jessie Marie Jack at home in New Pittsburgh. Pearl Francia Unger and Ruth Leona Lytle, both residents of South Bloomingville, listed as marrying or wedding aged. William Reichley of South Bloomingville hospitalized Thursday Cherington Hospital for treatment. Second light snowfall of the season with a noted temperature drop, then Thursday temperatures rose. WPA engineer J R Hickey visited Athens Thursday with district office officials about Hocking County work.
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Logan William Fillmore Bryan
Glouster Rt. 4
Jessie Marie Jack
New Pittsburgh
Pearl Francia Unger
South Bloomingville
John Unger
Ruth Leona Lytle
Lester Lytle
Logan
William Reichley
Cherrington Hospital
Logan J. R. Hickey
WPA
Athens
Hocking County
Huge Apple Crop Stored at Laurelville
Laurelville apple growers LOGAN-Bowers and Reichelderfer harvested about 8 bushels this season from Salt Creek Valley and Hamden orchards. They built a new storage at Laurelville, 24 by 48 feet, tile lower section and frame upper story, with one foot of shavings and a water flooded floor to keep apples moist and quality.
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LOGAN
Court Refuses Error Appeal in Road Case
The National Union Indemnity Co. failed to overturn a Loomis and Son v Roush Bros. case in which a jury awarded Loomis about 2100 dollars for labor on Route 31 road work. The Ohio Court of Appeals upheld the lower court, and the Supreme Court appeal was denied. Mrs. Albert P. Littrest of Columbus visits relatives in Logan.
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Court of Appeals
Indemnity Company
Roush Bros
Supreme Court
Many Will Hunt on First Day of Season
Logan merchants organized a hunting day drawing Logan residents into fields for opening season. Ammunition dealers reported strong sales as licenses and permits were issued. Rabbit populations varied by district with overall scarcity blamed on a wet season that hindered the bunny crop growth.
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Logan
Group Leaders Meet for Washington Township Extension Work
LOGAN County reports Grace Harsh and Mrs. John Liff led Washington Township project group meetings at Mrs. Liff’s North Street residence on Thursday afternoon. George Bolden, assistant custodian at the courthouse, is off duty with a recent foot injury.
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Logan
Grace Harsh
John Liff
Washington Township
Logan George Bolden
Will and church programs at Logan churches
Rev W N Shank will speak on Writing Your Will at the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday evening. His morning topic is Gathering Up the Fragments. Enterprise United Brethren Church sets December 1 for its anniversary meeting with Mrs G T Rosselet as morning speaker and again at Bethany United Brethren Church in the evening. Logan United Brethren Young People rally at 6 with J Roy MacMurray as speaker.
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Logan
W. N. Shank
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. H. Long
Enterprise United Brethren Church
G. T. Rosselet
Bethany United Brethren Church
Logan United Brethren Church
J. Roy MacMurray
True Greatness Sermon at Murray United Brethren Church
Rev. E. R. Robinette chosen to preach on True Greatness at Sunday evening services at 7 o clock. Sunday school at 9, prayer and class meeting at 10. Weekly prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 led by Harry Lanning. Senior C E meeting Thursday at 7 led by Virgil Kellyer. Salem United Brethren Church hosts Friday service Nov 15 by Robinette with special music at all services. London's worst day for fatal street accidents is Saturday.
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Murray City
E. R. Robinette
United Brethren Church
Harry Lanning
C. E
Virgil Kellyer
Salem United Brethren Church
Robinette
Alleys get basic cleaning as crews sweep grass and debris
Two work crews in Logan are cleaning city alleys focusing on removing grass and debris. No funding for materials halts grading and more extensive improvements.
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LOGAN
Mil ler Family Returns From Visits To Deshler And Toledo
Mr and Mrs E G Miller and daughter Lois with Mr and Mrs John L Stoody returned home Wednesday after time with relatives at Deshler and Toledo. In Deshler they visited Rev and Mrs H W Stoody and family while in Toledo they were guests of Mr and Mrs C E Keller and family.
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Logan
E. G. Miller
Lois
John L. Stoody
Deshler
Toledo
H. W. Stoody
Cc. E. Keller
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