Leonard Tom Elected To Head Logan Masonic Lodge
Logan Mingo Lodge of Masons elected Leonard Tom as worshipful master for next year. Installing officer Neal Shaw assisted by Don S. Bort as marshal. Other officers named include Belford Harbarger senior warden Harry Hammond junior warden Harry U. Smith secretary J W Woodard treasurer Merritt Wonn Jr senior deacon A J Waldron junior deacon Laither Timberlake tyler James Hughes senior steward Kenneth Waltz junior steward Paul Monks chaplain. Thirty or more attended the ceremony Monday night with lunch served after.
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LOGAN
Mingo Lodge of Masons
Leonard Tom
Frank Larimer
Belford Harbarger
Harry Hammon
Harry U. Smith
J. W. Woodard
Merritt Wonn, Jr
A. J. Waldron
Laither Timberlake
Tyler
James Hughes
Kenneth Waltz
Paul Monks
H. O. Tom
Neal Shaw
Don S. Bort
Recount Initiated in Hocking County Commissioners Race
Logan Hocking County Election Board began a recount at 9 am in the county commissioners contest. Five precincts retabulated about 1800 votes with completion expected by early afternoon. Frank St. Clair requested the recount after trailing James L. Martin by 26 votes.
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Logan—Hocking County Election Board
Frank St. Clair
James L. Martin
TON JON No 1 Promises Fast Stomach Relief
Sour and acid stomach complaints are claimed to be cured by TON JON No 1, with relief from indigestion gas bloating and pains in chest and stomach. The ad urges a restored appetite and lists Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store in Athens Ohio as the selling point.
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Nature
Quick's
Cut Rate Drug Store
W. Union St
Athens
Ohio
More Claims Filed By Idle Workers
Logan area unemployment claims rose in October from September with 143 placements by the local office, 84 in private industry, and 154 new job insurance claims. Benefit checks totaled 3,037 for 18,122.09 dollars, down 44 percent from September, as $430,740.46 had been returned through October via unemployment checks.
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Logan
Logan Area
H. H. Sands
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Work Nears Finish On Presbyterian Church Roof
Logan reports C. S. Chidister and helpers finishing the roof ridges and valleys of the Presbyterian Church. Completion is expected this week.
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Logan
Presbyterian Church
C. S. Chidister
Fans Pack Monday Night Wrestling Card At Bell's Hall
United Furniture Workers promoted three matches at Bell's Hall Main St. Flash Gordon of Tipp City defeated Farmer Lewis of Grove City in 30 minutes 45 seconds with a full nelson. Jimmy Ringhiser beat Harold Short in 14 minutes. The Masked Marvel defeated Curly McCloud of Eaton in 10 minutes after a head impact. Next show set for Friday Nov 29 featuring Masked Marvel vs Jack Schmitter Columbus heavyweight.
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Logan
United Furniture Workers
Bell's Hall
Main St
Flash Gordon
Tipp City
Farmer Lewis
Grove City
Gordon
Jimmy Ringhiser
Harold Short
Canal Winchester
Masked Marvel
Ironton
Curly McCloud
Eaton
McCloud
Marvel
Jack Schmitter
Columbus
Logan High Band Participates in Pre Christmas Parade
Logan High School band traveled in two large school buses departing at 5 30 Monday evening for Colum where they joined the Citizen sponsored preChristmas parade. Director James R Horwell led the group and after the parade the band dined at the Willard restaurant.
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Logan
Logan High School
Columbus
The
Citizen
James R. Horwell
Willard
Revival at Hemlock Opens Evening Services
Rev Dennis of Rockbridge leads a revival at Hemlock with special singing by Mrs Dennis of Rockbridge and Miss Cline of Mt Zion. Services start at 7 30. Logan Chester W Steward filed suit against Georgsi Spang administrator of F J Elder estate. Case dismissed Monday from common pleas court docket without a record.
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Hemlock
Dennis
Rockbridge
Advent Christian Church
Millertown
Cline
Mt. Zion
98 year old Emory Rader laid to rest in Centenary Church
Funeral services were held Sunday in Centenary Church for Emory Rader a 98 year old former Northup resident who died last week at the home of his niece Minnie Skinner in Yellow Springs Ohio Interment followed at Mound Hill Cemetery Rader a bachelor was known as eccentric never wearing a hat and was highly respected in Gallia County as likely its oldest male resident
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Gallipolis
Centenary Church
Emory Rader
Northup
Minnie Skinner
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Mound Hill Cemetery
Rader
Gallia County
Special Exhibit At City Schools By Zoology Society
Logan unit of the United States Society of Zoology will exhibit rare animals at the city schools on Wednesday. Monkeys kangaroo horned toad prairie dogs and other wildlife will be shown during morning classes and at 12:45 senior high assembly. Junior High attends a 2:45 assembly. A talk on wildlife preservation pet care and early wild animal training accompanies the display.
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Logan
United States Society of Zoology
Washington, D. C
America
Draft Board Checks On Recent Replies
Logan reports eight questionnaires returned to the local Selective Service Board. Six are volunteers seeking early service. One hundred six questionnaires mailed, with daily mailings planned up to fifty. The board will classify men as responses come in, determining deferments for marriage or dependents.
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Logan
Selective Service Board
Resume Grid Work for Wednesdays Game
Logan notes players drilled on Chiefffin field Monday evening to stay fit for the closing game with Lancaster on Wednesday evening. Questions arise over Thanksgiving day postponement as both schools agreed Wednesday is the suitable date.
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Logan
Chiefffin Field
Tom Bender
Lancaster
Mayor Kinser Relapses After Downtown Visit
Mayor Dallas Kinser had a relapse Sunday after a downtown visit and a physician was called. He is suffering from a deep cold and remains under medical care.
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Logan
Dallas Kinser
Wife Wins Divorce in Local Court Case
Ethel Alice Edgar was granted a divorce from George J. Edgar on Monday in the clerk of courts office. Cruelty was the ground. The plaintiff regains the name Ethel Alice Morris.
Wagner Will Head District Education Promotion
Logan H. Ray Wagner, area supervisor of the Adult Education Program, is transferred to the district office in Zanesville to oversee promotion work across 18 counties. The program will establish adult education centers in schools and organize councils and forums for discussions. The local courthouse office remains, but Wagner’s contacts here will be limited while he assumes new duties.
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Logan
H. Ray Wagner
Zanesville
Kiwanian Programs Announced for Upcoming Meetings
Kiwanis members return for a Tuesday 6 PM meeting at the White House with guest C. W. Ramey of Ford Motor Co. Detroit who will present slides. Future programs include Edward Davis and J. E. Frasure on Nov. 26, Walter Prather and Wood Bowen on Dec. 3, a tall story contest on Dec. 10, and an A Capella Choir on Dec. 17.
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LOGAN
Walter Prather
Wood Bowen
Fall Injuries Beat Mrs Pettit and Illness Hit Mrs Davis
Mrs E O Pettit of Logan suffered an ankle injury in a fall at her residence Monday evening and was moved to Cherrington Hospital for treatment where she is also listed with influenza. Mrs Joan Davis was transferred from Cherrington Hospital to the home of her daughter in Columbus after surgery and ongoing treatment.
Unemployment Office Closed For Thanksgiving Holiday
All offices of the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation will be closed Thursday November 21 in observance of Thanksgiving Day. Claimants whose reporting day falls on Thursday should report on Friday November 22.
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Logan
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Logan-Ray Wagner to Address Crooksville Lions Club
Logan Ray Wagner supervisor of adult education in this district speaks before the Crooksville Lions Club this evening. He is expected to outline district programs and future plans for community education services.
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Logan
Ray Wagner
Lions Club of
Crooksville
Logan Hi Y Club to Distribute Thanksgiving Baskets
Logan Hi Y Club aided by the Girl Reserves at Logan High School plan to distribute baskets to needy families in the city. They request cooperation from high schools and grade schools for food donations. Baskets will be prepared for distribution on Wednesday afternoon, a practice the Hi Y has followed for several years.
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Logan
Logan High School
WPA Work Suspended in Logan Area
WPA work in Logan has been shut down for days and will stay inactive until the Goose Creek project schedule is approved. Plans call for placing a brick bottom in 400 feet of an enclosure along Mulberry Street with excavation to finish the previously built section and complete the river encasement.
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Logan
WPA
Goose Creek
Zanesville Ave
Mulberry St
Poultry Meetings Set at Courthouse Across Four Weeks
Logan reports the first of four poultry meetings will be held at the courthouse at 7 30 Friday evening. Raymond E Cray of Columbus will discuss Economics of Poultry Business and poultry’s role in farm profitability. The next three meetings occur in consecutive weeks.
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Logan
Raymond E. Cray
Columbus
Plan Holiday Shoot at Logan Gun Club Traps
The Logan Gun Club will conduct a holiday shoot at 1 p.m. Thursday afternoon at their traps on the England farm along U S Route 33. Many out of town sportsmen are expected to attend and turkeys will be offered as trophies to the winners.
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LOGAN
Logan Gun Club
England
U. S. Route 33
Swett Family, Kuhn Guests at Sugar Grove Dinner
Logan area residents Dr. and Mrs. Chester P. Swett and sons Jackie and Chester Jr. with E. B. Kuhn of Sugar Grove were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carpenter and Mrs. Victoria Swett in South Logan. A wild game dinner was served. Harley St Clair and daughter of Webb Summit visited Mr. and Mrs. James H. Barker in North Street for Sunday dinner.
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Chester P. Swett
Jackie and
Chester, Jr
E. B. Kuhn
Sugar Grove
Fred Carpenter
Victoria Swett
South Logan
Harley St. Clair
Webb Summit
James H. Barker
North St
Fire Hazards Of City Inspected Today
Inspections for fire hazards are conducted in the city under a Logan Chamber of Commerce program with fire prevention agencies. Twenty five Boy Scouts join the inspectors guiding them to inspection sites. Five scouts from each of the five troops participate and are served dinner at the First Presbyterian Church at noon.
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Logan
Logan Chamber of Commerce
First Presbyterian Church
Golden Wand Appears In Logan Schools
Logan Thanksgiving issue of the West Grade school paper reports October saw a perfect attendance by all fourth graders for the first time in six years. In November thirteen first graders were neither absent nor tardy. Every sixth grade member enrolled in the Junior Red Cross roll call.
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Logan
Golden Wand
West
Red Cross
Logan High football boys enjoy Knute Rockne film at theater
Logan High School players visited the Logan Theater Monday evening and watched the Knute Rockne picture with Pat O’Brien in the leading role.
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LOGAN
Logan High School
Logan Theater
Knute Rockne
Pat O’brien
West Virginia Driver Freed From Jail
Logan R S Doss of Parkersburg was released from Hocking County Jail after serving weeks for a mayor's court DUI fine. The remaining fine was paid. A pig in the back seat was left at Herb Shaw’s farm and fed while he was jailed.
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Logan
R. S
High School Groups Being Organized
Logan Junior High School announces 11 clubs set for the new school year with two more possible. Existing clubs include Soap Carving Embroidery Indoor Archery Puzzle Crochet It Ping Pong Novelty Handiwork Leathercraft Home Economics Physical Activities and Naturalists. Two potential clubs camera and social graces are sought. All clubs ready by November 20 with teaching staff as sponsors. students urged to join one club only.
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Logan
Plan School Party at Senior High by Future Farmers of America
A parent and son party is planned this evening at the Senior High School building by the Logan A Chapter of the Future Farmers of America. Speakers include Sandles, Ohio Junior Fair manager, and Ralph A. Howard.
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Logan
Future Farmers For America
Sandles
Ohio
Ralph A. Howard
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