Old Shoe Campaign Led by Logan Boy Scouts Friday
Logan Boy Scout Troops organize for a citywide shoe drive to aid the needy. Troop 153 and 99 leaders oversee collections starting 9 a m. Shoes go to the WPA repair center in the Elks building for distribution in city and county.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Logan Boy Scouts
LOGAN
Boy Scout
George Wolfe
Waldo Durant
WPA
Elks
First Ward
Second Ward
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
South Logan
West Logan
Haydenville
Rural Electrification Meeting at Laurelville
Logan reports a Laurelville rural electrification meeting Friday to discuss extending South Central Company service south of Laurelville. Line surveyed and signers obtained. company officials available. Priorities hinder supplies. the extension will serve about 25 new consumers and address repairs to individual plants until full service arrives.
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Logan
Laurelville
South Central Company
Naturalization Exam Held Today in Logan
Logan report notes a naturalization examination scheduled for Wednesday afternoon in the common pleas court room with a Cincinnati office examiner in charge. Those listed to take citizenship tests include John Henry Dugmore Murray City John Charbo Murray City Mrs Marie Shark Haydenville and Frank Popelich Murray City. Mr and Mrs Dee Stallsmith of Toledo returned home after visiting friends here while he works as a foreman for the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad at Walbridge and Mrs Stallsmith has been ill but improving.
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Logan
Common Pleas Court
Cincinnati
John Henry Dugmore
Murray City
John Charbo
Marie Shark
Haydenville
Frank Popelich
Dee Stallsmith
Toledo
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Walbridge
Logan Social Notes and Local Club Gatherings
Franklin Kerr Guild held its annual Thank-offering at the Presbyterian Church with Mrs. Kerwood Martin presiding. Guests included Women's Missionary Society and Maude Cook Circle, readings from Ozark Mountains, and duets by Mrs. Alfred Carpenter and Mrs. Carl Harsh. Miss Wilhelmine Deissele reviewed Across the Border. Forty members enjoyed refreshments. December meeting features a covered dish supper and Christmas program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Carpenter
Carl Harsh
Jean Sibelius
Anthony Toerner
Wilhelmine Deissele
Beulah Dix
Clinton Webb
John R. Pierce
Rudolph Brandt
Stanton Pond
Jolly Twenty Euchre Club Meets at Mrs Reinschell Home
Jolly Twenty Euchre Club of New Straitsville gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. Bartie Reinschell’s home on East Hunter Street. A potluck dinner was served at six. A lamp was given to Mrs. Reinschell. Prizes went to Mrs. Lena Smith and Mrs. Wilma Webb. guest was Mrs. Jones. Members present include Mrs. Alice Webb, Mrs. Grace Leake, Mrs. Gladys Witschy, and many others.
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Jolly Twenty
Euchre Club
New Straitsville
Bartie Reinschell
E. Hunter St
Flossie Lillyeo
Sue Burke
Bob Wilson
Rose Mary Switzer
Lines
Essex
Mabel Price
Wilma Webb
Lena Smith
Gwen Ebertts
Eva Ebertly
Bess Callaham
Louise Callaham
Betty Koon
McAfee Couple Celebrate 46th Anniversary at New Plymouth
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. McAfee of New Plymouth marked their 46th wedding anniversary on Sunday. Guests included Georgie McAfee Jr and son Charles, Davis McAfee, Hilas McAfee, Don and Betty Smith, Irene Ward, Mrs. J. O. Barka and daughter Ella Blanche, Howard Grima, James Keenen, and Joe Pro.
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G. W. McAfee
New Plymouth
Georgie McAfee
Charles
Davis McAfee
Hilas McAfee
Don
Betty Smith
Irene Ward
J. O. Barka
Ella Blanche
Howard Grima
James Keenen
Joe
Priscilla Class Hosts Party and Club Meetings
The Priscilla Class of the Methodist Sunday School led a party on West St with contests won by Miss Eileen Knight and Miss Velma Devol. Guests included Miss Devol, Miss Knight, Mrs. Lew Riggs, Mrs. Irene Poling, Mrs. Geraldine Bright, and Mrs. Harbarger. Next meeting at Mrs. Poling’s home on 43 1 2 N Spring St on Monday December 22.
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Priscilla
Methodist Sunday School
Ruth Harbarger
West St
Eileen Knight
Velma Devol
Miss Devol
Miss Knight
Lew Riggs
Irene Poling
Geraldine Bright
Harbarger
Farmers Institute Planned for December in Logan
Dates set for December 11 and 12 in Logan with sessions at Pocahontas hall on East Main Street. Speakers include John Grierson of Hillsboro and Mrs. Bert White of Columbus, a recent naturalized citizen originally from Denmark. Grace Orr to direct music. students from West Logan Webb Summit and Nickel Plate to participate. A program will be issued soon.
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Logan
Farmers Institute
Pocahontas Hall
E. Main St
John Grierson
Hillsboro
Bert White
Columbus
White
Denmark
Grace Orr
West
Former Resident Is Called to Service
Logan Ray Paul Dollison of Cleveland son of Mr and Mrs Paul L Dollison will report to Camp Perry on November 28 for induction into military service He has worked for the Cleveland Corporation and has lived there He registered in Cleveland
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Logan
Ray Paul Dollison
Cleveland
Paul L. Dollison
North St
Camp Perry
Cleveland Corporation
Soldier stationed in Texas sends armadillo shell gift
Logan Man, stationed at Ft. Sam Houston in San Antonio, Texas, sent his parents Mr. and Mrs. Earl Columber a basket made from an armadillo shell. Columber has served nearly a year and was recently on furlough.
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Ft. Sam Huston
San Antonio
Texas
Earl Columber
Columber
Hocking Boy Scouts To Hold Yearly Meeting
Logan Hocking District Boy Scouts announce their annual meeting on Wednesday December 10 at 6 30 p m in the Masonic Temple social rooms. Parents and sons at grouped tables will share a potluck supper with prizes for best decorated tables and largest parent turnout. An outstanding speaker will attend plus group singing and movies.
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Logan — Hocking
Boy Scouts
Masonic Temple
Scout Movement
Chamber of Commerce
Bob Scanland
W. D. Braddock
Library Board Names Bowling Green Woman as Director
The Logan Library Board appointed Hallie Grimes of Bowling Green to temporarily head the Logan library replacing resigning Horstene Gibson who left to become librarian at Blume Memorial Library in Wapakoneta. Grimes is on leave from Bowling Green for the rest of the year as the board interviews candidates amid salary concerns and statewide librarian shortages.
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Library Board
Bowling Green
Gertrude Bliss
Logan High School
Grimes
City Schools Dismissed for Thanksgiving Vacation
Logan city schools closed this afternoon for the Thanksgiving vacation. They will not reopen until next Monday morning.
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Logan — City
Apiarists Meet in Laurelville November 28
Beekeepers gather in Laurelville November 28 with emphasis on beekeeping and orchard work. Charles A. Reese, state apiarist, will deliver the keynote address.
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Logan—Beekeepers
Laurelville
Charles A. Reese
Dorothy Schaal Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Miss Dorothy Schaal of W. Main Street was discharged from St. Anthony Hospital in Columbus and returned to her home Tuesday following a recent surgical operation.
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Logan
Dorothy Schaal
W. Main St
St. Anthony Hospital
Columbus
Funeral Rites For Miss Vail On Thursday
Miss Elizabeth Vail 67 died at her home on E Hunter Street after a 14 year illness. A Western Union operator for 34 years she retired due to poor health. She sang in the First Presbyterian Church choir and belonged to several clubs. Survived by sister Mrs E B Nutter Columbus and brother Charles M Vail Detroit. Funeral 2:30 Thursday at Woodard Funeral Home with Rev Cecil Harding Jones and Rev Stanley W Wiant. burial Oak Grove Cemetery.
Revival Continues at First Church of God in Logan
Revival at the First Church of God on S Culver St Logan continues with daily services at 7 PM each evening including Saturday starting this week.
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Logan
Church of God
S. Culver St
Haydenville Festival Presented by Church and School
Haydenville plans a Thanksgiving Festival in the Community Hall on Friday evening November 28. The Haydenville Community Church and Public School collaborate with the school band choirs and Logan male quartet performing. Booths, admission fee, door prize and favors announced. A large crowd is expected.
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Haydenville
Logan
Hemlock Grove Social And Personal Notes
Hemlock Grove reports the Sewing Club meeting with Mrs. Homer Midkiff on Friday night. Guests included Orville and Paul Midkiff of Nelsonville and caller couple Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Story with children.
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Hemlock Grove
Sewing Club
Homer
Midkiff
Orville
Paul Midkiff
Nelsonville
Wilbur
Jewell Story
H. E. Perry
Porter Midkiff
Miles FE. Hoon
New Marshfield
Ziba Midkiff
Emmett Hawk
J. J. Will
R. V. Heilman
Betty Heilman
Bunker Hill
Bert Romine
Carol Leen Story
Wilbur Midkiff
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Ollub
Margaret Rechenwald Heid
New Deal Bridge Club
Frank Larimer
Pauline Cheshire
Merritt Rheinscheid
Clara Graham
Mabel Blosser
Evelyn
Gertrude Miller
Vence
Parkersburg
W. Va
K. B. Mahoney
Palestine
Arthur McAfee
Ralph Farrar
Mary
Francis
Junior
Cadiz
J. K. Smith
Lima
United Brethren Church
J. S. Cherrington
Irene Hammer
Vina Blair
Merlin Whitcraft
Entertains Club
Mary Barron
Akron
Louise Moore
Braddocks
Elizabeth Forwick
M. E. Beck
Rev. Beck
North
Canton
Charles L. Hengst
Cantwell Cliffs
Co. L. Kreachbaum
Bexley
Raymond Skinner
Rama Lee
Sandra Suzanne
D. EK. Harsh
Lewis Skinner
Mary Louise
Betty
Pauline Acker
Irvin Risch
Betty Lou
Neal Shaw
Clarence Skinner
Jimmy
Jean Ann
Keith
Hengst
Florida
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Maxine Notestone
Garnet Sheets
John Shaw
Hayes Pritchard
Anna Marie Schorr
Teresa Kaiser
Mon Cook
Red Cross
Virginia Fitzgerald
Ruth Thomas
Martha Magle
Retha Lohr
Fanchion Blackston
Miss Notestone
Lola Belle Hockman
Eddie Dawley
Carbon Hill
Frank St. Clair
Gibisonville and
Laurelville Farmers Institutes
The
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Farmers Plan Institute
Logan Man
Howard Columber
Hocking Boy Scouts
RADIO
U.S. Navy
Navy
UFE
Navy Life
Miss Vail
U. S. Navy
Naval Reserve
Naval Academy
Annapolis of the Air
Pensacola
Secretary of the Navy
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