Logan Armistice Day to be annual Legion event
Logan Armistice Day will become an annual event for Logan Post American Legion after a Tuesday meeting. The post plans a full day program from 11 a.m. with a 7 p.m. parade and festivities, seeks high school football and Fox Hunters Association cooperation, and aims for many parade prizes. A 120-member quota is set, with 35 enrolled so far. officials urged early third-party cooperation and vigilance against impostors selling books.
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Logan
Logan Post
American Legion
Post
Wellston
Hocking County Fox Hunters Association
Frank Judy
Harold W. Larimer
Russ James
Oak Hill
W. W. Martin
C. C. Lyon
Ewald Schmitter
John W. McBroom
Clinton Webb
U S Wheat Consumption Reaches About 700 Million Bushels
U S analysts estimate approximately 700 million bushels of wheat are consumed annually in the United States reflecting steady domestic use and market demand, with per capita consumption aligning with recent trends.
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United States
Logan Brief Social Notes
Tuesday Book Club at the White House entertained members with Mrs. R. A. Henderson as hostess. Mrs. Fred Hull led the business meeting and Mrs. Fred A. Murray reviewed American Dream by Michael Foster. New member Mrs. C. A. Gaffin welcomed. six guests attended. lunch followed.
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Book Club
White House
R. A. Henderson
Fred ©. Hull
Michael Foster
Fred A. Murray
C. A. Gaffin
Newell Grooms
Walter Leonard
Fanny Spears
Bartelle Hamilton
Alice Genevieve Poston
Bertha Madlener
Carlton Bright
Mary Babylon
Union Thanksgiving Services to Be Held
Logan will host union Thanksgiving services at United Brethren Church on Wednesday evening November 24. United Brethren Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian Churches will participate with Rev. R. C. BabylOn delivering the sermon. Special music by United Brethren choir with Rev. John A. Toy and Rev. C. W. Graham participating. An offering will support charitable purposes.
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Logan — Union
United Brethren Church
United Brethren
Methodist Episcopal
Presbyterian
R. C. Babylon
United Brethren Choir
John A. Toy
C. W. Graham
Names of Solicitors to Local Officers
Logan captains in charge of the Second Third and Fourth Wards report their solicitors for the Red Cross roll call which opened Sunday. Second Ward aid includes Mrs Charlies Hilderbrandt Mrs Joe Brooker Mrs Orla Wolfe Mrs Paul Monks Frank Judy Mrs George Rainer Forest E Weinrich Miss Kathleen McGonagle Miss Mildred Johnson Miss Mary Mc Gonagle and Mrs Harley Meyer. Third Ward assistants include Mrs H W Meldrim Ralph Stracher Mrs Joe Case Mrs Wilbur Lanning Mrs Ed Godfrey Mrs Walter Huffman Miss Edna Hite Mr and Mrs J D Sanderson Miss Mildred Blake L P Mooney Mrs John Allen Mrs C F Acker and Lloyd Gompf. Fourth Ward staff helper James L Martin Charles E Brehm Mrs John E Krieg Mrs William Lehman Mrs Fred W Stracke and Mrs Charlotte Strentz.
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Third Ward
H. W. Meldrim
Ralph Stracher
Joe Case
Wilbur Lanning
Ed Godfrey
Walter Huffman
Edna Hite
J. D. Sanderson
Mildred Blake
L. P. Mooney
John Allen
C. F. Acker
Lloyd Gompf
L. K. Showalter
Fourth Ward
James L. Martin
Charles E. Brehm
John E. Krieg
William Lehman
Fred W. Stracke
Charlotte Strentz
Chieftains Schedule Dec 11 Basketball Game with Glouster
Fred B. Burchfield announced schedules for a first home basketball game against Glouster High School on December 11. Pre holiday games include trips to Marietta and Columbus North as part of the early season slate.
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LOGAN
Glouster High School
Fred B. Burchfield
Chieftains
Marietta
Columbus North
Will Reseed Field Keeps Chieftain Field in Good Shape
Work to reseed Logan field began this week under H. D. Saxton's direction. Reseeding planned for fall and again in spring. Despite heavy use during games the grass remained, with only a few bare spots.
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LOGAN
Chieftain
H. D. Saxton
Birthday greetings mark multiple family milestones in Salem
Logan Mr and Mrs D B Rheinscheld and Miss Ruth Rheinscheld with Mrs C L Cunningham, Lewis Evans and Paul McManus of Union Furnace visit Mr and Mrs Ray Wilson and family at Salem Athens Co. Sunday. Twin sons in the Wilson family celebrate their second birthday and another son their 11th birthday.
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Logan
D. B. Rheinscheld
Ruth Rheinscheld
C. L. Cunningham
Lewis Evans
Paul McManus
Union Furnace
Ray Wilson
Salem
Athens Co
Wilson
Ambassador Nelson T. Johnson surveys Nanking ruins
U S Ambassador Nelson T Johnson surveys damage in Nanking after Japanese air raids while remaining in the Chinese capital despite growing peril as Japanese forces crush Chinese defenses.
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U. S
Nelson T. Johnson
Nanking
Johnson
WCTU Leader to Speak on Temperance at Local Schools
Mrs. Charles E. Scott representing the WCTU will lecture on Temperance at the Senior High at 10 45 a m and the Junior High at 12 45 p m on Wednesday November 24. The illustrated program will be part of a broader school effort on temperance and safety under Supt G E Carr.
Logan School Thanksgiving Vacation Dates Set
Supt G E Carr announces the Logan school will start Thanksgiving vacation next Wednesday afternoon and continue through the following Monday morning. In Cedar Falls the Enos Watts farm well reaches 2140 feet with a fishing job underway after a bit loss for Dowler Oil and Gas Co.
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Logan
G. E. Carr
Enos Watts
Cedar Falls
Dowler Oil and Gas Co
Evans Family Share Sunday Dinner in Carbon Hill
Logan Mr and Mrs Leslie Evans of this city were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Sarah Evans of Carbon Hill. Other guests included Mr and Mrs Walter Evans of that village.
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Logan
Leslie Evans
Sarah Evans
Carbon Hill
Walter Evans
Youth Taken After Chase Near Logan
Robert Post aged 15 stole a car from a Groveport benefactor and led deputies on a pursuit. The vehicle overturned on a Nickel Plate Road embankment near Logan. Post was captured and held by Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith. Frank Allen of Chillicothe hitchhiked with Post and was detained for investigation. A .38 revolver found in the wreck was reported stolen.
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Logan
Robert Post
Columbus
Nickel Plate Road
Nellis Smith
Post
Columbus Welfare Department
Holton
Groveport
Hocking County
Frank Allen
Chillicothe
Ewing
Joe Farbearn
Smith
Allen
October births and deaths in Logan and Hocking County
During October there were 12 births and 10 deaths within Logan limits per deputy registrar Faith Wright. Rural Hocking County districts reported 28 births and 10 deaths. Logan births included sons to Carr Warner Harbarger Hiles and Eaton couples with many daughters listed.
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Logan
Faith Wright
Hocking County
Paul Carr
Howard Warner
Walter Harbarger
Floyd N. Hiles
Kenneth E. Eaton
James F. Fox
Clarence E. Krumlauf
Boyd Kinser
Theodore Proctor
Rodney Steele
Lester A. Hammond
Ray Brown
Central PTA Adds 80 Active Members in Campaign
The Junior High Schools campaign boosted Central Parent Teacher Association membership with 80 new active members. An additional 19 members joined as affiliates.
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Logan
Central Parent Teacher Association
Logan Jr High Observes Safety Week Campaign
Logan Junior High School's Student Council launches a safety campaign week with awards for best limerick poster safety slogan cartoon or original jingle. They will select three top safety themes for prizes and aim for 100 percent Junior Red Cross enrollment by Friday. Faculty adviser M. B. Illes and Sarah Holmes lead the efforts.
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LOGAN
M. B. Illes
Red Cross
Sarah Holmes
Swimming Pool Project Progressing Rapidly
Excavation work continues on the pool project with seven teams and about 35 men at work. The main pool excavation proceeds quickly and will occupy much of the Keynes heirs donated lots. Concrete work to start this week per WPA headquarters.
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LOGAN
Keynes
WPA
Annual FFA Rabbit Supper at Junior High School
Preparations underway for the annual FFA rabbit supper at the Junior High School at 7 p m next Monday. Miss Ruth Bryan and Miss Sarah Rockhold supervise the meal prepared by the home economics department. H D Saxton serves as faculty adviser aiding the FFA boys.
Haydenville Plant Damaged by Afternoon Fire
Fire started in wooden drying decks at the National Fire proofing Co. Haydenville plant about 6 10 PM Tuesday. Two hours of flames caused heavy damage before local Logan and Nelsonville fire departments brought it under control. Firemen faced intense smoke as they battled in the tunnels with help from local officials and a reservoir water supply.
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Logan
National Fireproofing Co
Haydenville
C. S. Matheny
Nelsonville
Walter Nixon
Charles Lyke
Claude Riggs
William Dur
Logan Kiwanis to stage first Logan High show
The Logan Kiwanis Club presents the first in a series of entertainments at Logan High School Auditorium on Thursday evening. The Hugo Brandt Concert Co. will perform melody song and story as the featured program.
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Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club
Logan High School
Hugo Brandt
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