Central PTA enrolls nearly 300 members in Logan
About 263 members were announced at a regular Logan Central PTA meeting closing a school campaign. The group aims to surpass last year’s 400 members to boost its Ohio ranking and plans future events including a December talk by Mrs. Frank D. Shute and a national representative visit.
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Logan
Central Parent-Teacher Association
Ohio
Girls Club Sings
Margaret Lutz
Frederick Handel
Jane ‘Grooms
Elsie Martin
Ruth Brooke
Lee
Frank D. Shute
Dayton
Rowe
Mothers’ Chorus
Allen Adama
New Clerk Will Take Job Early Next Year
Logan officials announce a new service water clerk post to start after year’s end. The appointee will come from an eligibility list created by the Logan City Civil Service Commission after an examination on Friday November 29. The position pays a salary of 140 and includes duties as cemetery clerk and service director topographer.
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Logan
Office of Service Water Clerks
R. R. Loomis
Logan City
Death of Judge Benson W Moueh mourned by ex servicemen
Announcement from Columbus on Tuesday night of Judge Benson W Moueh death draws regret from Hocking County veterans who served with the Rainbow Division. Notables include 166th Infantry Colonel Judge Hough and locals Patrolman Marty L Thomas and Ward Chase.
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Logan
Benson W. Moueh
Columbus
Hocking County
166Th Infantry
Judge Hough
166Th
Marty L. Thomas
Ward Chase
Starr Farmer Lives in Cave on His Hill Farm
Logan Starr Township resident Thomas Cook lives alone in a 10 by 15 foot cave on his 102 acre hill farm for three years after a fire destroyed his residence. He tends to farm duties despite discouragement, sharing grain with two dogs and a cat, and enjoys meals from corn on the cob fed to his watchful German Shepherd.
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Logan
Thomas Cook
Starr Township
Shepard
Evangelist Urges Attendance as Sin in Logan
Logan evangelist Dr. O A Williams ends a week of services at United Brethren Church urging church attendance as a grave sin. He slammed neglect of worship and criticized locals for cheering at football games instead of praising Jesus during his sermon on The Most Damnable Sin in Logan.
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Logan
O. A. Williams
United Brethren Church
Jesus
Coach Schroeder Eyes Next Chieftain Season
Logan reports five senior Chieftains will graduate next spring leaving holes for next season. Coach Schroeder kept the remaining juniors and sophomores on the field longer as they prepare to fill those vacancies.
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Logan
Chieftain
Schroeder
Pranks Spur Sanitary Upgrades in Rockbridge Village
Hallooween pranks at Rockbridge damaged sanitary units but prompted a sanitation program. The health department reports construction of modern Fernshack facilities replacing the old Amos and Mandys, with work starting this week.
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Rockbridge
Health Department
Funeral services held for William Leyshon
William Leyshon aged 71 died Tuesday at his North Walnut Street home. He was brother to the late Tom and George Leyshon and formerly resided in Groveport. Survived by his wife Myrta and two sons John W. of Groveport and Lawrence P. of Columbus. Burial followed at Eastlawn Cemetery in Columbus.
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Logan
Leonard
William Leyshon
North
Walnut Street
Leyshon
Tom and
George Leyshon
Groveport
Myrta Leyshon
John W
Lawrence P
Columbus
Eastlawn Cemetery
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Cherrington Hospital
Charles McKinley
Dessie Ruff
Marion Township
Logan—Lloyd Clark
B. Whitehart
Lester Risch
Warner Avenue
Weitzell
West Hunter Street
Starr Farmer
H. A. Donohoe
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DUBO
Athens
N. Court St
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Suedes
Women's Arch
Oxfords
Thriftville
Vassarette
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Ritz
Wunder
South Court St
Athens Family Shoe Store
Logan Hospital
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