Red Cross Drive Opens in Logan Sunday Afternoon
Logan prepares for the Red Cross campaign opening at 1 30 p m Sunday Fred Burchfield will direct the drive and assign precinct workers for all city parts The article highlights local life saving training at Culver Aquatic School and first aid training for 147 junior high students plus adults for state park stations It urges Logan residents to stay home to greet canvassers The fundraising breakdown shows 50 cents of each annual membership remains local while national gets 50 cents The sustaining members 5 10 25 and life and patron memberships 50 and 100 go to respective funds
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Logan—Ail
Red Cross
Lyan
Fred Burchfield
State Parks
Burchfield
Logan
BIG CHIEF INDIAN HERB TONIC OFFER EXTENDED
Athens County patrons can buy BIG CHIEF INDIAN HERB TONIC for 49c a bottle, down from 1.25. The discount runs through the weekend and all of next week with a limit of three bottles per customer.
Chieftains to host Nelsonville Greyhounds in final game
Officials for Friday night are Ivan Davis Ernie Roush and Tommy Morgan with Morgan making his first appearance here this year. Davis and Roush have officiated here before.
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Logan
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Chieftains
Ivan Davis
Ernie Roush
Tommy Morgan
Davis
Roush
Morgan
Tug of War Contest At Local Gain Week
Logan hosts a weekend Tug of War with seven man teams from Godman Shoe Co Sun Glow Hocking Valley Brick Heine Bros Packing Logan Clay Product and Logan Elks plus a Logan High School senior team. WPA farm teams invited as entries. Awards 50 for first 25 for second. Sheriff Farbear and Chief Reynolds officiate. Feather to weigh in. total weight limit 1300 pounds.
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Logan
Godman Shoe Company
Sun Glow
Hocking Valley Brick
Heine Bros. Packing Co
Logan Clay Product Co
Logan’ Elks
Logan High School
Joe Farbear
Lew Reynolds
D. W. Feather
Benton Township considers new special election on liquor local option
Logan report notes the Benton Township vote to ban beer via local option carried nearly two to one in the November 8 election. A second election may be called to extend the local option to liquor, but a final decision has not yet been made.
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Logan
Benton Township
Revivals to Close at Buchtel Methodist Church
Revival meetings at the Buchtel Methodist Church conducted by Evangelist R. S. Balsiger of Portsmouth will close Sunday evening. At the service Rev. L. O. Lineberger assisted by Rev. Balsiger will baptize infants and others who desire that ordinance. Interest and attendance have risen each night.
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Haydenville
Buchtel Methodist Church
R. S. Balsiger
Portsmouth
L. O. Lineberger
Balsiger
Repairing Sewers in Logan Market and Hunter Streets
Service Department workers spent days opening sewers on Market and Hunter Streets to remove obstructions and restore flow.
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Logan — Service Department
Market
Hunter Sts
Gas fumes kill Fort Worth family in chemical crock incident
Firefighters entered a Fort Worth home and found O. W. Harper his wife and three children dead from gas released by crock vessels filled with chemicals. A 9 year old girl Charlotte was among the victims as workers removed a crock from the scene.
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Fort Worth
Tex
O. W. Harper
Harper
Top
Charlotte
Lower
Orbiston Man Fractures Skull in Auto Crash
Eugene Glancy of Orbiston is conscious at intervals at Cherrington Hospital since last Friday after a skull fracture in an automobile accident. Minnie Sines, 80, of New Straitsville, is in fair condition with a hip fracture. Ben Sweazy of Logan was discharged after several days of treatment.
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Logan
Eugene Glancy
Orbiston
Cherrington Hospital
Minnie Sines
New Straitsville
Ben Sweazy
Chieftain Football Team Guests Attend New Ruble Theater Event
Approximately 60 Logan Logan- area Chieftain football players and coaches visited the New Ruble Theater Wednesday evening for a football party hosted by theater management.
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LOGAN
Chieftain
Ruble Theater
Logan Brief Social Notes and Club Meetings
Mrs. Earl Elberfeld hosts the Tuesday Book Club near Logan with 17 members and guest Mrs. A. K. Smith. program by Fred Hyls reviewing Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier, then showing home movies. Von Bora Society of St Matthew’s Lutheran Church meets on S Market St with 17 attendees. study topic Indian Missions led by Miss Alice Frasch. Junior Tourist Book Club at Katheryn Bell’s home discusses Horse and Buggy Doctor by Arthur E Hertzler with 17 attendees and refreshments.
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Earl Elberfeld
Logan
W. B. Lacock
Fred Hyls
Rebecca
Daphne de Maurier
A. K. Smith
Elberfeld
von Bora
Irma ‘Powers
Emma Holt
von Bora Society
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
S. Market St
Garnet Sheets
Alice Frasch
Edward Franzen
Chicago
Arthur E. Hertzler
Margaret Soliday
Katheryn Bell
Delta Theta Tau party and society notices in Logan
Delta Theta Tau members held a costume party at chapter rooms on Monday night with Miss Novella Weltner winning the most comical costume award. Prizes were awarded to several members and guests during the social hour. Delphian Society discussed Puccini's Madam Butterfly with Miss Mayme Wellman presenting a paper. Ottora Horne spoke at the Presbyterian Church on the Palestine situation during the annual bank offering for three missionary societies. Logan Council Daughters of America held an annual inspection with initiations and gifts, and planned a memorial service for Mrs. Alice Walker. Initiations are scheduled for November 21 and 22 with several new members listed.
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Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Novella Weltner
Robert Rochester
John Roberts
Lawrence Webb
Dorothy Roberts
Marjorie Brandt
Martha Getz
Esther Stoughton
Betty Rohrer
Virginia Sprankel
Marguerite Acker
Phyllis Nixon
Lena Adcock
Puccini
Mayme Wellman
Delphian Society
Jesse Frasure
Ottora Horne
Syria
Presbyterian Church
Palestine
Logan
Logan Council
Daughters of America
Alice Walker
Pocahontas
Logan High School
P K
Alice G. Poston
Virginia Fitzgerald
Dorothy Price
Retha Lohr
Frances Stone
Marjorie Wells
Donald Knapp
Jack Brown
Alfred Epstein
Robert St. Clair
Robert Wilson
Merl Skiver
Harry Shaw
William Casto
Election Board To Direct Auditor Recount In Hocking County
The Hocking County Election Board will oversee the recount of 8 965 ballots for the county auditor race. Members J G Collins Samuel Blum George Eberst and Melrose Harbaugh will be assisted by clerk Carl F Brandt and deputy Clinton Webb. Candidates Kenneth R Fitzgerald and Everett Jacoby may attend and be represented by counsel. Recount starts 9 am Monday with 36 precincts, expected to take at least two days.
Masons to Elect Officers At Logan Mingo Lodge
Masons to elect officers at Logan Mingo Lodge on Monday November 21. Alfred Lanning serves as master and Harry L. Smith as secretary. Lunch will be served after the business session.
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Masons
Logan
Mingo Lodge
Alfred Lanning
Harry L. Smith
GOP Women Meet Logan in Hocking County Dinner
Republican Women of Hocking County held a dinner at Mrs. Lucille Allen Wright's home Wednesday evening. After the meal they discussed the recent election and planned a stronger women’s organization.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Lucille Allen Wright
Patrolman Notestone Visits Chillicothe for Hunt
Patrolman C. L. Note stone travels to Chillicothe Thursday to visit Dr. and Mrs. C. D. Notestone and hunt with his son. During his absence, Patrolman Harrison Litherland will be assigned to the night force.
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Logan
C. L. Notestone
Chillicothe
C. D. Notestone
Harrison Litherland
Night Force
Potluck and Redecoration Highlight Club Meeting
Logan Business and Professional Women's Club met Tuesday evening at N Market St rooms. A potluck supper preceded the business session. Rooms were redecorated and refurnished. Miss Opal Wylie designed the cover. A charity picture show for crippled children of Hocking County was announced with club support.
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Hocking County
Mary Connor
Thelma Keyes
Minette McCray
Kathleen McGonagle
Margaret Lutz
Bess Mutchmore
Elizabeth Collison
Ruth Helts
Lutz
Miss Keyes
Elizabeth Lyman
Charlene Huffman
To Move Shop to Opera House Block Over Weekend
LOGAN Helen Dress Shop plans a weekend move to the Opera House block occupying the former Harburger Bros room as they relocate their hardware store to the Rempel Block vacated by Williams Store. The Ambrose Hotel rooms will soon host the Unemployment Insurance office serving Hocking and Vinton Counties.
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Logan—Helen
Opera House
Harburger Bros
Rempel
Williams
Ambrose Hotel
Hocking
Vinton
Hawkinson Treads Drop Two Games
Logan Hawkinson Treads lost two of three to Moore Ross in Lancaster in a Century League series. J Columber led Logan with 601 across three games while Lancaster’s White posted 650 for the set and Keaton Hoffman paced Lancaster with 588.
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Logan
Hawkinson
Moore-Ross
Lancaster
J. Columber
White
Thewine
Keaton
Hoffman
McAnspie
There's a Good Reason You're Constipated
An advice piece urges identifying the cause of constipation rather than quick home remedies. It blames a meat and starch heavy diet and promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as the bulk food to aid bowel movement, along with water and daily use.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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