City Council weighs sales tax relief and cemetery bids
Logan City Council discussed restoration of withheld sales tax funds to the county to bolster the general fund, authorized budget steps, and sought information on release timing. They also planned legal action to prevent a $500 prisoner upkeep deduction, advertised coal bids for the water plant, and reviewed cemetery repairs and stoker installation.
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Logan
City General
Logan City
Harley Meyer
R. R. Loomis
Council
Oak Grove Cemetery
Loomis
Street
WPA
E. M. Tharp
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
State Utilities Commission
Murray
Goose Creek
Larimer
Wonn
Charles F. Lewis
Kinser
Josephine Hansel
Wild Rooters Foiled by Steel Posts at Chieftain Field
Logan officials plan five inch steel pipe posts with welded cross bars set in concrete after fans toppled east goal posts following a 6 to 0 Iron victory. A similar steel post setup will later be placed at the field's west end.
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Logan
Jackson Rooters
Chieftain Field
Ironmen
Lancaster
Legion Sauerkraut Feed Highlight at Logan Post Meeting
Logan Post announces a sauerkraut feed at its regular meeting next Tuesday evening in their rooms. The post reports steady progress in its membership drive and leads other district posts. 81 of 115 members have joined, per adjutant Melrose Harbaugh.
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Logan
Logan Post
American Legion
Post
Melrose Harbaugh
Local Officials Congratulate Auditor Fitzgerald
County officials extend congratulations to Auditor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald on the birth of a son in a Columbus hospital. Mother and child are reported well.
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Logan
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Attendance of 2,800 At Jackson Logan Game Sets City High
Attendance last Friday night reached about 2,800, per Fred Burchfield of the Athletic Association. Paid attendance was 2,482 with a net income of 771.39 dollars. Season tickets and other contributors helped push the total to a city high.
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Logan
Fred Burchfield
The
Athletic Association
Possession of Illegal Furs Charged in Logan Area
Logan area man Ceskie Stennett faced two charges of illegal fur possession after Deputy Game Protector Edward Eberst found a raccoon hide and several opossum hides at arrest. Arraigned before Magistrate S B Whitehart he pled guilty and was fined 25 dollars and costs on each charge, with jail time due to nonpayment.
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Logan
Ceskie Stennett
Edward Eberst
Stennett
S. B. Whitehart
Logan Brief Social Notes
Mrs. Lawrence Adcock presided at the American Legion Auxiliary meeting at the Legion hall Monday evening. A report of committees was given and Mrs. Ross Adcock appointed social committee chair for the next meet. A donation was made to the Red Cross roll call and plans were set for a bake sale and rummage sale on Nov. 25 with Mrs. Joe Rowley in charge.
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Lawrence Adcock
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Ross Adcock
Red Cross
Joe Rowley
Women Bible class meets at Mrs Scheide home in Logan
The second meeting of the Presbyterian Church Women of the Bible class was held Monday at Mrs. Clayton Scheide Sr's home with Miss Ida Steinman presiding. A study plan named Women of the Bible, Queen Vashti to be presented by Mrs. William King at next meeting. Officers named include secretary Mrs. William Petty and treasurer Mrs. King. Refreshments served.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Clayton Scheide
Ida Steinman
William King
Vashti
Steinman
William Petty
King
Judson Shriner
North St
Frank Brown
Shriner
Lawrence Hack
Brown
Hack
Stanley Baker
Jess Frasure
James Barker
Charles Achauer
Clinton Webb
Webb
Red Cross Sets 800 Member Goal for Logan City
Logan officials and volunteers gathered at First Presbyterian Church for a luncheon to launch a Red Cross roll call campaign. Rev. Cecil Harding Jones announced an 800 membership goal and urged a thorough canvass of assigned areas to enroll every Logan resident over 18. Miss Margaret Lutz outlined national and local Red Cross activities.
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Logan
Red Cross
First Presbyterian Church
Cecil Harding Jones
Margaret Lutz
Straitsville Personal Mention
Straitsville notes various visits and gatherings with residents in Jeannette Ohio Columbus and Illinois. Communities include Strains Williams Leake Teford Dyer Jimmie Charles Bell Price Sprankel Otstot and others with illness and a church meeting and Rebekah Lodge activity.
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New Straitsville
Charles W. Strain
P. M. Strain
Harry
Jeannette
Shady” Williams
Shawnee
Harry Leake
Samuel Teford
Akron
Stanley Brush Company
Floyd Matthews
Edward Jenks
Walter Orndorf
Columbus
Noel Dyer
Logan
William Deaver
Jimmie Charles
Roseville
Alexander
Charles Webb
William Bell
Harry Strain, Jr
Ralph Stobbs
Kathern Thomas
Illinois
Blanche Price
Steubenville
Jack Price
Montreal
Canada
Middletown
Hugh Mills
Willard Mills
Edna
Blanche
Mabel Price
William Brown
David Price
W. T. Sprankel
Goldie Otstot
Jessie Orndorf
Lois Campbell
Emma Williams
Leonard White
Carey
Owen Wallace
Lottie Jewitt
Howard Blankenship
Herman Keeler
Dorcas
The
Baptist Church
Woodbine Rebekah Lodge
Evans Faces Grand Jury Over Assault Charge
James Evans of Ward Township was charged with assault and battery after an election dispute with rival candidate Andy Powell. Evans pleaded not guilty before Magistrate S. B. Whitehart and was bound over to the grand jury on a $500 bond.
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Logan
Ray Zanner
James Evans
Ward Township
Andy Powell
Evans
Powell
S. B. Whitehart
Revival Services Planned by Local Churches in Enterprise
Revival services open at Enterprise United Brethren Church this evening under Rev. T. C. Gregory. On Thursday Rev. E. B. White of Logan United Brethren Church delivers the sermon, followed by Rev. C. B. Clendenen of the Church of the Nazarene on the next evening.
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Logan
Enterprise United Brethren Church
T. C. Gregory
E. B. White
Logan United Brethren Church
C. B. Clendenen
Church of the Nazarene
Logan High School Observes National Book Week Program
National Book Week is celebrated at Logan High School with an assembly planned Friday afternoon. English 4 class will present a program directed by Miss Alice Frasch. Mrs. Charlotte Grubb, 23, of Columbus, is in a Columbus hospital after an accident last week with a broken arm multiple fractures and injuries. she is sister of Prosecutor Hubert D. Lappen.
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Logan
Logan High School
Alice Frasch
Charlotte Grubb
Columbus
Hubert D.lappen
Explosion at filling station in New Straitsville explodes
LOGAN The garage gas station and store of Pud Slatter in New Straitsville was the scene of an explosion Tuesday afternoon caused by accumulation of gas fumes ignited by an open stove. The blast shattered plate glass and left the interior seared with no serious injuries reported.
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Logan
New Straitsville
Slatzer
Assault Case Is Withdrawn in Ohio Court
Charges of assault and battery against Lee A. Kehr of Buffalo New York were withdrawn in common pleas court after a transcript of his arraignment from the Mayor Dallas Kinser court was filed. Kehr had been held in connection with injuries to James Mack of Royal Oak Michigan who remained at the Veterans Hospital in Chillicothe for a double skull fracture. Police found no eyewitnesses to the alleged assault.
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Logan
Lee A. Kehr
Buffalo
N. Y
Common Pleas
Dallas Kinser
Kehr
James Mack
Royal Oak
Mich
Mack
Veterans Hospital
Chillicothe
Masons Paraded Through Logan Led by LHS Band
Logan Commandery No. 69 Knights Templar joined by Logan High School Band paraded along Main Street near 6 pm under Police Chief Reynolds traffic control. They marched to Masonic Temple after a city dinner, marking the first parade by the Logan Commandery in years.
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Logan
Logan High School
Commandery No. 69
Columbus
Logan Commandery
Knights Templar
Main St
James Horwell
Main
Hunter Sts
Lewis Reynolds
Masonic Temple
Excavation Begins for Log Cabin Dance Hall on Main Street
Logan businessman Vincent McGill starts excavation for a new Log Cabin dance hall on E Main Street. McGill previously built a log cabin lunch room near the site, signaling ongoing development for the project.
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Logan
E. Main St
Vincent McGill
Man Fined Double for Repeat Traffic Violations
Dayne Hartman of Logan Route Two failed to stop at Gallagher and Second then at Mulberry and Second on Tuesday. He was cited to appear before Mayor Dallas Kinser, arraigned, and pled guilty, receiving a $6 fine double the usual traffic ticket. The two violations were weighted by the mayor.
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Logan
Dayne Hartman
Gallagher
Second
Mulberry
Second Sts
Dallas Kinser
Recounts Sought in Hocking County Townships
The Hocking County Election Board received recount requests from Laurel Township for the clerk race and trustee ballots by Everett Later and Robert Good. Perry Township filed for a trustee recount, with Perry set for 10 a.m. Monday November 20 and Laurel scheduled for 1 p.m. the same day.
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Logan
Hocking County Election Board
Everett
Laurel Township
Robert Good
Jack White
Perry Township
Election Board
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Legion
Fitzgeralds
William Gregory
McArthur
Cherrington Hospital
BIBLE
Edgar C. Paul
A. T. Spears
Paul Sanderson
Elizabeth Forwick
C. E. Oberle
Shiller Park
Entertains Club
Charles Johnson
Evelyn Starcher
Grand Rapids
Edwin James
Glenroy
W. F. Armstrong
Laurelville
Merrill
Myrtle White
Armstrong
FFA Club
H. D. Saxton
Rolland Bright
Logan—Valentine Christmann
Mr. Christmann
Athens County
Grant Hospital
Lumbus
D. B. Rheinscheld
Union Furnace
Straitsville
Enterprise
Sunoco
Florida
Carmen’s
Richland Ave
Athens, Ohio
Robert Davidson
Carpenter & Grosvenor
Athens
Ben James
Union Street
C. A. Parker
Albany
Ohio
Reeves Sunoco
Nelsonville
Boudinot
Millfield
Golf Sunoco Service
Glouster
I. C. Meredith
Chester
R. E. Powell
Middleport, Ohio
Masons
Temple
LHS
Securityy
Fred C. Sanders
Trarrw Logan and Guaranty Company
S. Court Street
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