800 New Members Goal Set by Brown in Logan
More than fifty Red Cross workers will canvass Logan and surrounding area to recruit 800 memberships during the annual roll call ending on Thanksgiving Day. Frank Brown leads the effort with a large corps of volunteers organized by wards and precincts across the city.
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Logan
Red Cross
Frank Brown
Grace Shriner
John A. Toy
Eber Mowery
Racheal Laird
Walter Prather
George Lehman
Harry Mack
Harry Heinlein
Clinton Webb
Curtis Cole
Alfred B. Campbell
Kathleen McGonagle
Manon Powers
Rudy Lortz
War Veteran Dies in Hospital
Logan Oscar Thompson aged 39 World War veteran died at Day ton Military Hospital Monday night. His body returned to Gore. He had been treated for tuberculosis for months. He leaves a wife and children Junior, Clarence, Carl, Charles and Betty all at home. He was brother of Troy Thompson and Mrs Jesse Tucker Gore. Funeral planned at Gore United Brethren Church with burial in Gore cemetery.
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Logan
Oscar Thompson
Dayton Military Hospital
Gore
Junior
Clarence
Carl
Charles
Betty
Troy Thompson
Jesse Tucker
Holcomb
Gore United Brethren Church
Logan Social Notes Highlight Local Club Evenings
Mrs. Charlotte Strentz entertains the Junia Club at the White House with guests including Mrs. Walter Klein schmidt and Miss Anna White. The Book-of-the-Month and sewing clubs meet for reviews and social time at members' homes, while the Franklin Kerr Guild holds a church gathering with devotional services, mission prayers, and plans for Christmas events and Girl Scout cooperation.
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Junia Club
Charlotte Strentz
White House
Walter Kleinschmidt
Robert Work
Harold Techau
John Wellman
A. K. Smith
Anna White
W. Main St
Alice Frasch
Bartelle
Hamilton
Francis Roberts
Arm the Fox
Winifred van Etten
Franklin Kerr Guild
Presbyterian Church
Edward Jones
Fred Burchfield
Siam
Paul Collison
West Virginia
Congo
Fred Carpenter
Guild
Logan
Girl Scout
Marjorie Brandt
James Winters
Lester Hammon
Arthur Wyatt
Henry van Dyke
Local Guests Visit From Wheeling And Warner Ave
Mr and Mrs Edward Sharp and their children Joy and Edward traveled from Wheeling West Virginia to spend Friday to Sunday with Mr and Mrs George Gribble on Warner Avenue Miss Florence Bort hosted lunch Monday with guests Mrs Fanny Spears Mrs Bess Mutchmore Mrs Frank Harden and Miss Precious Correll
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Edward Sharp
Joy
Edward
Frank Kurtz
Wheeling
W. Va
George Gribble
Warner Ave
Kurtz
Gribble
Florence Bort
Fanny Spears
Bess Mutchmore
Frank Harden
Precious Correll
Wanda Terrell Dies Tuesday in Logan
Wanda Chlorine Terrell died at her parents home in Raggers Addition after several weeks of illness. A Logan High School graduate she would have turned 20 on Christmas Day. She is survived by sisters Maxine and Eileen Terrell and grandmother Mrs. Howard Mumford. Funeral services by Rev. John A. Toy at United Brethren Church at 2 p.m. Friday with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Wanda Chlorine Terrell
Samuel Terrell
Miss Terrell
Logan High School
Maxine
Eileen Terrell
Howard Mumford
John A. Toy
United Brethren Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Hocking Rural Schools Organize Seventy Voice Choir
Hocking County rural schools form a 70 voice choir for Christmas under the guidance of the music supervisors. The choir will draw from eight rural high schools and perform in Murray City Union Furnace Gibisonville and Rockbridge, with a first show near December 18 in Murray City possibly moved for a basketball game.
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Logan
Hocking County
Six Births and Deaths Listed for October in Logan
Logan recorded six births and six deaths in October. County districts logged 22 births and 15 deaths. Births in Logan included sons to Thomas K Mouser, Herman Lash, William Reed and daughters to Herbert A Brooks, Clyde Wilson, Walter L Derr.
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Logan
Faith Wright
Thomas K. Mouser
Herman Lash
William L. Reed
Herbert A. Brooks
Clyde Wilson
Walter L. Derr
Wool Growers Plan Sheep Demonstration in Hocking County
Arrangements were made for two sheep demonstration meetings in Hocking County on Friday. L. K. Bear of Ohio State University and L. A. Kauffman of the Ohio Wool Growers Association will lead at 10:00 am at the W. H. Hansel farm on Route 75 near Logan and at 1:30 pm at the G. H. McClelland farm on Route 180 near South Perry. Demonstrations will show post mortems for internal parasites and will include treatment methods.
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Logan
Hocking County
L. K. Bear
Ohio State University
L. A. Kauffman
Ohio Wool Growers Association
W. H. Hansel
Route 75
G. H. McClelland
Route 180
South Perry
Arrest of Logan man on statutory charge
Logan sheriff arrests Buchtel man LOGAN Lee Campbell on request of Athens County officers. Campbell is wanted to answer a statutory charge. He was taken into custody Tuesday afternoon at James Bellford's home on West Street after working in Logan for a week.
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Logan
Lee Campbell
Buchtel
Joe Farbearn
Athens County
Campbell
James Bellford
West St
Logan High SchoolCooking Contest Winners
Logan Public spoke at cooking contests held by Logan High School in the boys and girls divisions. Emery Oyler won first with potato salad, Marion Strawn second with spice cake, and Gus Sloan second with French fried potatoes while Betty Albaugh led girls with escalloped potatoes and ham and Juanita Rollins was second with butterscotch pie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartelle Hamilton
Emery Oyler
Marion Strawn
Gus Sloan
Betty Albaugh
Juanita Rollins
Coach Grooms Chieftains for Nelsonville Tilt
Logan prepares for Thanksgiving Day clash with Nelsonville as Coach Tom Bender drills the Chieftains. The team looks to spark scoring, aided by an aerial attack after a strong passing game vs Lancaster last week, with hopes of a win. Government payrolls distribute about 265 checks per minute.
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Logan
Nelsonville
Chieftains
Tom Bender
Lancaster
U. S
Health Day set for Hocking County schools on November 25
Health Day in Hocking County schools on November 25 is set by E. L. Bowsher state education director. Supt. J W Coleman asks all teachers to allot time to health topics on that date. Winter dust storms from Oklahoma and Kansas bring brown snowfalls to Vermont and New Hampshire.
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Logan
Hocking County
E. L. Bowsher
Supt
J. W. Coleman
Oklahoma
Kansas
Vermont
New Hampshire
Russell Fouts Faces Auto Theft Charge
Russell Fouts held in the county jail in lieu of 81000 bond on a non support charge. He has been released by Hocking County officers. A warrant from Knox County Sheriff connected him to the theft of an automobile.
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Hocking County
Joe Farbearn
F. D. Mason
Knox County
Fouts
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Vicinity
Will Petty
Margaret Herman
Mabel White
Amelia Goodlve
Clarence Schempp
Irene Tipton
Sam Primmer
M. N. Brown
Merlin Rose
Paul Monks
G. W. Rochester
W. W. Martin
Frank Judy
Mabel Atha
Kenneth Bright
D. O. Sparnon
Tom Connors
John Rochester
Carl Judy
Joe Brooker
Jessie Larimer
Harold Chambers
South Logan
Marie Lines
Thelma Keyes
Than E Fadington
Xenia
Stanley W. Baker
N. Market St
Jack Baker
John Wallace
Glouster
Columbus
Roger Friend
Wallace
Bob Gano
Novella Weltner
Betty Kessler
Sewing Club
Rosemary Riggs
Marguerite Acker
Margaret Rechenwaldt
Gertrude Miller
Norma Ralston
Evelyn Miller
Wanda Terrell
Hocking
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Plymouth
Grooms Chieftains
Russell Fouts
Sig
Athens, Ohio
D. Zenner Co
All Ladies’ Finest
Dainties
Coats
Axminster
Oxfords
Crosby Square
Congoleum
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Zenner
de Soto
Chrysler
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Columbia
Erate A
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