Logan awards contract for new well at municipal plant
Logan awards drilling contract to Ohio Drilling Co. for 4256 dollars plus Fairbanks Morris pump and Logan Foundry components. The city already relies on a first well producing about one million gallons daily and expects the new well to add another million, financed by bonds sold to Farmers and Merchants Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Ohio Drilling Co
R. R. Loomis
Fairbanks- Morris
Logan Foundry and Machine Co
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Logan Brief Social Notes Recap of Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Logan notes report nine members attended the Jackson conference last Wednesday as the American Legion Auxiliary met Monday evening. The charter was draped in memory of recently deceased Mrs. G. E. Carr and Mrs. Ellen Joy. Membership rose to 53 paid up for 1939. A party was planned for two weeks hence with a committee including Mrs. Roy Anthony and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Jackson
G. E. Carr
Ellen Joy
Roy Anthony
Ross Adcock
H. D. Arnold
Rudolph Brown
Bernard Boyles
Florence Bort
Wind storm damages rural lines in Logan County
Sunday wind storm toppled poles and blew tree limbs across lines for Logan Home Telephone Co. Linemen worked Sunday afternoon to restore service. Also notes a 1754 Benjamin Banneker clock claim and a Notice to Contractors for an Athens Ohio school addition with bidding details and requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Home Telephone Co
Board of Education
Athens Rural
Athens County
Ohio
Richland Avenue
Athens
Board of Educaton
William Mills and
R Ogistered
Nelsonville
Citizens Central Bank
Athens Rural School District
Guy Morrison
G. R. Shafer
Hocking Hunters Start On Trail of Rabbits
Logan reports opening day of the rabbit season with many Hocking Countians afield while Ohio prepares for a statewide 600000 hunters. Deputy Protector Edward Eberst warns landowner permission is required, youths under 16 must be accompanied, and hunters should wear numbers and study game laws to prevent accidents.
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Logan
Ohio
Edward Eberst
Eberst
Minnie Sines Admitted At Logan Hospital
Mrs. Minnie Sines of New Straitsville was admitted to Cherrington Hospital after a fall caused a hip fracture. Other local injuries included Eugene Glancy in Orbiston in serious condition, Cleve Davis of Kimberly discharged home, James Bailey of Rockbridge leaving for home, and Mrs. John Donaldson of Gore under observation. Relna Jewell of Greendale was admitted for treatment as of Monday.
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James Bailey
Rockbridge
John Donaldson
Gore
Relna
Samuel Jewell
Greendale
Vested Choir Plans Christmas Cantata Across Hocking County
A 100 voice vested choir rehearses under rural school music supervisors for the Christmas Cantata. The county wide concert features three appearances on December 18 Gibisonville, December 20 Murray City, and December 22 Union Furnace with cooperation from county high school principals.
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Logan
Hocking County
Gibisonville
Murray City
Union Furnace
Logan Students Observe Book Week
Logan conducts National Children’s Book Week from November 13 to 19 with the Business and Professional Women’s Club aiding efforts to spark interest in better reading among children. Roy W. Nutting, New York Central train master at Portsmouth, speaks at Kiwanis and Rotarians joint meeting at the White House at 6 30 this evening. The speed of nerve transmission is about 100 feet per second.
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Logan
Gallipolis Social Notes Highlight Local Events
A busy week in Gallipolis features Marjorie Davis birthday party with gifts and pink and white refreshments hosted by Mr and Mrs Jack Davis. The First Presbyterian Church Woman's Missionary Society met for November with a tempered program and a covered dish dinner. A variety of visits and social gatherings involve the Brown family in Cadiz, Charleston visitors, nurses meeting in Marietta, and a Northup Ladies' Aid session with a temperance reading and WCTU talks. The Grace Methodist Progressive Bible Class held its monthly social at the church with a brief program and refreshments.
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Jack Davis
Marjorie
O'Connor
Asheville
N. C
D. C. Priestley
W. L. Brown
Lynn
Cadiz
H. O. Fast
Charleston
Jack Knight
Holzer Hospital
Joe Moch
Cincinnati
Hazel Richard
Ursula Kraus
Marietta
Ohio State Nurses’ Association
Fred Ward
Warsaw
Ind
E. P. Mullineaux
Omar Fowler
Northup Ladies’ Aid
Temperance
Mittie Amsbury
C. G. Houck
F. B. Amsbury
W.C.T.U
Will Shoemaker
Hugh Evans
Dayton
L. C. Bean
Bean
Leo Bean
M. E. Rathburn
Rutland
Grace Methodist Sunday School
C. W. Lanier
Stanley Evans
John Morgan
Walter Caufman
Clarence Wagner
Homer Henshaw
Dorothy Roadarmour
Thursday Club Hosts Hawaii Study And Social
Mrs. David Caldwell hosted the Thursday Club with a Hawaii study by Mrs. R M Switzer followed by a buffet. Several families and guests are noted, with travel and visits across Ohio and beyond as members share news.
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David Caldwell
R. M. Switzer
Hawaii
David Finch
Los Angeles
Edward Irgens
Waterville
Maine
Irgens
Virgil Martin
Charlotte Sigler
Alma Danner
Carrie Smeltzer
Frank Brothers
Pearl Pierce
Ohio River
George Bolles
Cincinnati
Herman, Jr
Alice Wall Taylor
W. G. MacCorkle
Charleston
Louise Rees
Clark Weethee
Batavia
N. Y
William Mayberry
Foster Champer
Lizzie Evener
Nelsonville
Marilyn Missamore
Pomeroy
W. E. Gilmore
John H. Matthews
Columbus
Rio Grande
Luther Donnally
Lee
Jackson County
Margaret McCormick
Esther Donnally
Coalton
Frank Mills, Jr
Swan Creek
J. D. Pollitt
Navy
Red Cross Launches County Roll Call in Logan Area
County wide Red Cross drive under Newton Spencer aims for a high membership goal. Campaign in rural districts began Friday and runs through Thanksgiving with Logan kickoff Sunday November 20 led by Fred Burchfield. Precinct workers meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the courthouse to finalize plans.
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Logan
Hocking County
Newton Spencer
Fred Burchfield
Burchfield
Red Cross
Health Officials Fight Spread of Diphtheria
Logan district reports new diphtheria cases prompting a county immunization drive. Starr Township schools at Union Furnace closed for a week to curb spread. Dr W B Lacock and nurse Bertha Madlener lead the effort with 287 children treated at Union Furnace and 77 at Haydenville.
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Logan
County
Starr Township
Union Furnace
W. B. Lacock
Marion Township
Estel Rollins
West Logan
Rockbridge
Enterprise
May Ask Recount Of Auditor Vote
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald prepared to file for a county auditor recount covering all 36 precincts. Under law he must post 360 dollars. official tabulation showed Everett Jacoby winning by three votes, while unofficial counts had Fitzgerald ahead by eight.
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Logan
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Everett Jacoby
Fitzgerald
Logan Health Board Meeting Discusses Immunization Plans
Logan health board at City Hall Monday evening approved plans to immunize children. Parents are asked to have children treated by family physicians. if not, Dr H M Boocks will provide school-based vaccination next week with parental consent required.
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Logan
City Health Board
City Hall
H. M. Boocks
City Health Commissioner
Fox Hunters Association Holds Trials for Dogs
Fox Hunters Association held hunting and trail field trials on the Poling farm near Webb Summit as part of Armistice Day celebrations. Dogs owned by John Poling and Perry Inboden tied for first with 130 points. Bob Smith led with 260 points in field trials. Speed and drive saw Sam Risley and Bob Smith tie for first with 100 points each, with Walter Carsner third. Other notable competitors included A B Wingrove, Bert Bell, Jacob Gleason, and Leonard Bell with varied points.
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Logan
Hocking County
Fox Hunters Association
Poling
Webb Summit
John Poling
Perry Inboden
Bob Smith
A. B. Wingrove
Gore
Kirby Snyder
Jacob Gleason
Logan Rt
Fred Mowery
Bert Bell
Brady Cobert
Buchtel
Clarence Edgar
New Plymouth
Leonard Bell
Maxville
Scout Risley
Carbondale
W. A. Finney
the Plains
Arthur Griffith
George Poling
Frank Schmidt
Starr Township
Henry Derr
Marion Township
Rodney
Charles Jones
David Sterling
Rt. 4
Logan Court Grants Two Marriage Licenses
Judge E L Ewing issued two marriage licenses over the weekend. Alfred Darby and Et ta Serena Sanborn wed in Glouster while Derral Bryan and Anna Mary Jarvis, both from New Plymouth, prepared to marry.
Dumped Garbage Draws Complaints
Complaints filed with Dr. H. M. Boocks accuse city property owners of dumping garbage within the city. Investigations show some owners claim no knowledge of the dumps. Under law, owners may be held responsible. Dr. Boocks urges cooperation to curb the practice.
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Logan
H. M. Boocks
Public health nurse visits relatives in Ohio
Public health nurse Miss Bertha Madlener spent the end of the week in Cincinnati and Bellvue visiting relatives. In Bellvue she saw Mrs. E. L. Ewing visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alex McMillan and family. Also noted is a valuation of White House and grounds at 21 936 000 dollars.
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Frances Martin
John Elder
Columbus
Elder Martin
L. Howard Peters
London
Leo Gaffin
Marietta
Carlos Gaffin
Ing
Alex McMillan
White House
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John Dehnen
Joe Blosser
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J. G. Blosser
I. A. Blosser
Pearl Keck
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Norma
Lester Walker
Benjamin Banneker
America
Mrs. Sines
Logan Hospital
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H. E. Kirk
Marion Allen
M. B. Iles
Charles Eberst
Rudolph Hankison
J. F. Rutgers
John Clark
Walter M. Haas
Harley Ellinger
Gallipolis Social Notes
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Mrs. Stanley Plymare
Logan Health Board
Marvin Dicken
Dwight Phillips
Peters Logan
Benjamin Biddle
Lancaster
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Mayme L. Biddle
Louis Tyroler
A. P. Linscott
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