Teamwork Is Way Out of Slump Bevis Tells Kiwanians at Logan
Cincinnati finance director Howard Bevis told 110 Kiwanis members in Logan that intense individualism must yield to cooperative living. He urged cooperation among cities, states, nations and a greater sense of responsibility as a solution to economic slump, noting government growth and the need for teamwork in peacetime.
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Bevis
Logan
United States
A. H. Schramm
Marietta
Kiwania
Kimanis
Fred White
Columbus
Forrest Smith
Ned Marrington
Logan High Boys Glee Club
Rephel Warren
Elizabeth Collison
Keith
Pythian Sisters
Ta‘lea
G Large
Harden
W. W. Harden
Joe Harden
Harry Waltz
Lloyd A. Mount
M. B. Iles
Lawrence Kessler
L. P. Mooney
E. L. Bergman
Chillicothe
Maine Stein
Hiwanis
Dr. Bauch
Blossoms Respond to Warm Weather in Logan
Continued warm weather in Logan boosts growth of grass trees and shrubbery. Residents report swelling buds ready to burst into leaf with the mild fall surpassing recent years.
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Logan
Bicom
Former Resident Hurt In Auto Crash Near Wooster
Logan reports Mrs. Margaret McWethy, once Logan’s public health nurse, injured in a Thursday auto wreck near Wooster while en route to Columbus for a Sanitarians convention. She previously lived in Logan. Dr. W G C Rhoten, Wooster health chief, had held a similar post there.
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Margaret McWethy
Logan
Wooster
Rn. McWethy
Columbus
Convention of Sanitarians
W. GC. Rhoten
McWiethy Vanaterved
Anna
Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated in Logan
Logan observes the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. George L. Blosser with a Friday evening dinner at the Brandt home on N. Spring Street. The couple married November 4, 1851, in Logan with Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Starcher as best man and matron of honor. Family and neighbors gathered as Blosser, a 76 year old retired Armstrong Hardware employee, is honored along with his wife who helped nurse him during illness.
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Logan
George L. Blosser
Carl F. Brandt
N. Spring Street
Mra. Brenat
Roy Dupler
Athens
Harry 4. Blosser
Columbus
Walter L. Blosser
Blosser
Armstrong Hardware Company
Triamich Wntll
Order of Odd Fellows
Gosa
Blower
Graname
Bhi
Grandview Heights
Spring Street
Ford Rush
WLW
Cincinnati
Harry H. Blosser
Roy L. Dupler
Ralph Dupler
Classified and Circulation Notices Note
Partial OCR lines reference classifieds and circulation content for The Messenger. Mentions Dr. F Milne and phone 272, along with Society and Ocala contacts and a 6024 number, indicating ad and circulation notices rather than a full event.
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Messenger
F. Milne
Hals To Assume New Duties as Postmaster
Logan headlines announce A. El Huts, editor of the Logan Republican, will become postmaster of Logan Saturday after receiving his commission. He takes over Monday morning succeeding Paul A Dollison, with Ming Ida Steinman ending her term. Dollison remains a veteran clerk, Steinman returns to registry duties, and Hula’s son Fred E. Hula becomes managing editor.
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Logan
A. EL Huts
Logan Republican
Hull
Paul A Dollison
Ming Ida Steinman
Dollison
Mass Steinman
Registry Department
Toin
Bla Clty
Hla
Fred E. Hula
Joint Thank Offering Session by Three Groups in Logan
In Logan on Friday night a joint thank offering meeting was held by the Women’s Missionary Society Presbyterian Guild and Franklin Kerr Guild at the church. Mrs H L Geddee presided. A varied program included songs and prayers with numbers by Miss Violet Brehm Mrs Charles Scholl and readings by Mrs M A Campbell Mrs Elle Rochester and others. An offering near 65 dollars was collected and eight refreshments followed.
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Logan
Women’s Missionary Society
Presbyterian Guild
Franklin Kerr Guild
H. L. Geddee
Dave Howals
M. A. Campbell
Violet Brehm
Charles Scholl
Helen D. Rochester
Roger Friend
Mary Sloan
James Campbell
Lithographs Arrive for Logan Schools in Washington Display
Forty copies of George Washington lithographs arrived for Logan area schools, received by Superintendent G E Carr from Congressman Mell G Underwood. The prints will be distributed so one per classroom. Also received were copies of Father of the Land We Love by George M Cohen commemorating Washington’s 200th birth anniversary next year. Deputy Joe Farbean sprained his ankle in Ward Township while aiding an investigation earlier in the week and is walking with a limp.
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Carr. Logan
George Washington
G. E. Carr
Mell G. Underwood
George M. Cohen
President Washington
Logan
Joe Farbearn
Ward Township
National Education Association
Supt
G. BE. Carr
Carr
Destruction of Adelphi Liquor Outfit Reported
Nov 21. A small liquor making outfit near Adelphi in Hocking County was destroyed Friday afternoon by Deputy Too Har beann and Constable George W. Sells. No one was present. only one barrel of mash was recovered in the fire damaged property.
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Logan
Adelphi
Hocking County
Too Harbeann
George W. Sells
Mrs Vickroy Dies After Illness in Columbus Hospital
Mrs Hilzabeth Vickroy 38 wife of Charles Vickroy died Thursday in a Columbus hospital where she had been treated for pallegra over several weeks. Besides her husband she leaves five young children. Funeral services were held at United Brethren Church Union Furnace at two oclock Saturday afternoon led by Rev C E B Agheil. Burials in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Columbus
Logan
Hilzabeth Vickroy
Charles Vickroy
United Brethren Church
Union Furnace
Orlock
Ceb. Agheil
Burtgl
Oak Grove
Elmer Norton Dies After Weeks of Illness in Greendale
Logan reports Elmer Norton aged 48 died at his Greendale home at 4 PM Thursday from complications after a illness of several weeks. He had been in failing health for two years and worked as a laborer at the Greendale Brick Plant. A wife and all children survive. Funeral services set for 2 PM Sunday at Radelfte with burial in the cemetery there.
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Hinesa
Logan
Elmer Norton
Greendale
Norton
Radelfte
Road Work Progress On Route 21 South Of Logan
Logan November 21 Despite rainy weather progress continues on the Route 31 improvement south of Logan with Roush Bros directing the main contract and Willian Loomis and Son in charge of concrete work A survey shows Roush Bros employ 20 men on day shift and 10 on night shift Most workers are drawn from Logan and vicinity Loomis and Son require 20 local men most of the time all from the local district.
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Logan
Roush Bros
Willian, Loomis and Son
Looms
Rally Planned for Thanks giving Nelsonville Game
Logan reports strong turnout anticipated for the Nelsonville football game with a planned rally at 7:30 p m Wednesday in the L H 8 Auditorium. Music speeches and cheering expected. public welcome. Coach Longley aims to field a ready squad for Thursday’s contest.
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Logan
Nelsonville
Fred Burchfield
John Longley
Wood supply made available in Logan
Through the cooperation of the Ohio Power Company and Logan Chamber of Commerce a wood supply has been made available for those who may need it. The power company donated old poles for fuel and those interested should contact the Chamber of Commerce. The wood is available for sawing.
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Logan
Ohio Power Company
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerre
Dances Under Fire Complaints Hit Pittsburg Hollow Dance
Deputy sheriffs probed a rural Pittsburg Hollow dance under a11 permit issued to Burl Lanning and Herbert Edgell. Permit holders were ordered to show cause before Judge A M Enger why licenses should not be revoked. Nearby dances in rural districts drew similar investigations in recent weeks.
Logan Youth Injured In Fall Fractures Ankle Near Home
Logan November 21 Ray Lanning Jr 14 son of Mr and Mrs RR Lanning suffered a fractured right leg Thursday evening while seated on the sidewalk He was taken to Cherrington Hospital where a bone was fractured just above the ankle He attends Junior High School Mrs John L Steady hosted a dinner party Thursday at her home with guests Mrs Sidney Miller Gibisonville Mrs Retha Krinn Mrs Lucy Nihiser and Mrs Edward Miller all of this city
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Logan
Raymond E. Wade
Paris Island
Marine Corps
Bishop Wade
Wade
Ray Lanning, Jr
R. R. Lanning
Cherrington Hospital
John L. Steady
Sidney Miller
Gibisonville
Retha Krinn
Lucy Nihiser
Edward Miller
Nelsonville
Judge McClintic Sets Record for Sentences in One Day
In Charleston West Virginia on Friday federal Judge G W McClintic set a record by sentencing 65 people to terms ranging from days to five years in prison. His prior daily record was three sentences.
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Charleston
W. Va
U.P
G. W. McClintic
Haydenville First To Complete Drive
Haydenville led rural Hocking County in the Fed Crony Roll Call with a $123 subscription to Dr. C. F. Rauch, reaching ten percent of its population quota and surpassing the prior year’s total. Other rural districts are near completion and reporting increased effort as Logan shows steady progress.
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Be& Cross Hill
Logan
Haydenville
Hocking County
Ita
C. FF. Rauch
Rauch
Pother
Oil Output Listed in Pennsylvania and Ohio Fields
Oil production records for the Pennsylvania crude fields show the Ohio field with a daily average run of 6,500 barrels for the week ending October 31, with the whole four state area recording 71,400 barrels. Refinery runs averaged 69,537 barrels, indicating a surplus buildup of nearly 2,000 barrels daily and a possible factor in a recent price dip. Tourist Club gathering at Mrs. C. G. Allen’s West Main Street home featured a program on Mexico a Land of Contrasts and Foreign Contacts, with duets and poems, followed by lunch. attendees included Mrs. A. F. White, Mrs. C. V. Shepard, Mrs. Howard White, and many others.
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Logan
Pennsylvania
Philp N. Faine
District Conservation Bosra
Ohio
C. G. Allen
West Main Street
Mexico
H. L. Geddes
Ei. D. Atha
Bowen
A. F. White
C. V. Shepard
Howard White
Albert Schreck
Robert Tee White
Anna Cole
George Leyshon
Atkinson
A. Rannells
Jennie Guthrie
Phillips
Forest EH. Weinrich
Christine
Logan visitor records trip through Ohio State Illinois game
David Kauff Tan spent several days in Logan visiting friends on his way to Cleveland after 2 Kile South. He traveled to Columbus with Miss Mary Bond to attend the Ohio State Illinois football game.
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Logan
David Kauff- Tan
Cleveland
Columbus
Mary Bond
Ohio State Illinois
Two Gridders Out for Logan High Season Finale
Logan High loses Harley Gooding tackle and Ray McMullen halfback to injuries from the Pomeroy clash. Neither expected to play again this season as the Nelsonville game ends the Logan season. Gooding may rejoin for basketball next season.
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Logan
Harley Gooding
Ray McMullen
Crookaville
Pomeroy
Nelsonville
Logan High Seaon
Gooding
Logan High
Copperhead Found on Lodi Township Farm
Henry Lauer of Lodi Township reports killing a large copperhead on his farm after seeing the sunning snake on a rock. Lauer notes daisies blooming, new cherry leaves, and a general need for rain as creeks run low.
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Henry Lauer
Lodi
Lauer
Mr. Lauer
Ohio University Grad Heads Metals and Alloys Conference
Frederick E. Plummer of Case School of Applied Science chaired a three day Metals and Alloys Conference at Case on November 18 to 20. Plummer, Ohio University graduate, 1920, and Case Masters 1924, spoke as associate professor. The event, co sponsored by Case and the Cleveland Engineering Society, drew over 499 engineers and metallurgists from architectural and chemical trades. He has consulted on major structures including the Zeppelin dock at Akron and the Lorain Central high level bridge.
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Frederick E. Plummer
Case School of Applied Science
Case School
Plummer
Ohio University
Case
Akron
Lorain-Central High Level Bridge
Cleveland
Cleveland Engineering Society
Lincoln guard dies for Anto Man U
John J Roderick, an honorary guard at Lincoln's body lying in state in Independence Hall Philadelphia, died yesterday at his daughter's home in Lincoln. He was among the guards for the event and is survived by family members.
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Lincoln
Anto Man U
Fire Strikes Home Destitute Family Seeks Help
The Red Cross appeals for furniture for a destitute family after a Friday night fire destroyed their home. Five children aged two months to ten years survived. Red Cross已 provided clothing and food. needed items include bed, clothing, stove, table and chairs. Call 23521 to arrange pickup.
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Hed Cross
Thea
Red Cross
Cleveland Community Fund total sails past three days left
Cleveland with three days remaining for the Community Fund drive reported a total of 3,794,618 dollars towards the 35,650,000 dollar goal. Local organizers urged continued contributions to reach the ambitious target as the deadline approached.
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Cleveland
U.P
Berea Fund Over Subscriptions Oversubscribe Drive
Berea's Community Fund Drive reports strong early progress with 3000 pledged and signs it will exceed 3400 by weekend. Local officials say the campaign has momentum and expects reaching the goal soon.
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Clinton Webb
Society
Ocala
Ibis Servics
Bhals
G. EL Carr
Roman Brooker
John Drolinger
Clarence Brooker
Joe Brooker
W. C. Martin
Board of Education
J. W. Coleman
Pittsburg Hollow
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Ohio Field
Tal
Finance Geez
WY. Court St. Dial
McMullen
Togs
Howard E. Kirk
Marjorie Bell
Sarah Holmes
Edward Herzog
Lancaster
Logan Munday
Herzog
John Williams
New Lexington
C. T. Stephenson
Lodi Township
Moore’s Restaurant
E. B. Acomb
Majestic Theater
Berea Fund
Mare Berea
U.2
Berea
Cuthura
Mra. L. Baker
St. Moline, Til
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Poet Freezeze
Puritan Soap CO
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Logan, Ohio
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D. Zenner
Athens, Ohio
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