Water for Rural Home Use Talk by County Engineer
Logan students hear W F Smith county sanitary engineer explain disease risks from water sources and the limits of smell and taste. He presents a diagram of wells and springs and outlines common defects while noting the Health Department offers water analysis services. Plans include talks at Rockbridge Laurelville Treshoro Union Furnace with more dates to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
W. F. Smith
South Bloomingville
Gibisonville
Rockbridge
Laurelville
Treshoro
Union Furnace
Carbon Hill
Murray City
Smith
Budget Group Opens Conference Sessions Tuesday
Budget Commissioners of Logan Hocking County begin conferring with sub division officials on Tuesday and continue through Wednesday. The panel includes Robert N. White as chairman, Hubert D. Luppen as secretary, and Ora B. Yaw as auditor. They met boards Monday and will meet school boards today and city and village officials tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Hocking County
Robert N. White
Hubert D. Luppen
Ora B. Yaw
Scarlet Fever Cases Reported in Logan and Hocking County
Three scarlet fever cases were reported over the weekend in Logan and Hocking County. Victims include 8 year old Mary Jo Adcock of E Main Street Logan. 5 year old Carol Summers of Gore. and 12 year old Ruth Thrush of Washington Township.
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Logan
Hocking County
Mary Jo
Lawrence Adcock
E. Main St
Carol
Rudd Summers
Gore
Ruth
Fred Thrush
Washington Township
Red Cross roll call reports asked at Logan courthouse
Walter Leonard illness leaves Logan Red Cross in need of updated ward captain reports at headquarters in the courthouse. Campaign continues toward Thanksgiving as New ton Spencer orders filings. Meanwhile, Mrs. Forest Buchanan and son Baron join Mrs. Mary McKibben visiting J. W. Coleman and Athens relatives. McKibben to Wilkesville. Harry Dennis of Benton Township recovers from a wood pulley injury at a saw mill after a deep head wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Walter Leonard
Red Cross
Newton Spencer
Harry Dennis
Benton Township
Justice Stephenson Reaches Four-Year Term In Falls Township
Justice C. T. Stephen son was sworn in as justice of the peace by Clerk Don Feather in Falls Township. He has eight years as justice, four as probate judge, and four as recorder. He noted the 28th anniversary of a leg loss in a Johnson’s Siding rail accident on the River Division. He remains a company employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
C. T. Stephenson
Don Feather
Falls Township
Stephenson
Johnson's Siding
River Division
Injunction Dissolved in Logan Court Ruling
Judge Phil A. Henderson dissolved the injunction against the Trustees of the Bible Christian Churches and B F Hughes in Logan. The restraining order against Bible Christian Churches remains. Charles Schlaegel and Flemon Souders may resume services at Iron Street church. Hughes and Richards appeared without counsel after Christmann withdrew. Gerald W. Lanning represented the other group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Bible Christian Churches, Incorporated
B. F. Hughes
First Christian Church of
Phil A. Henderson
Bible Christian Churches
Charles Schlaegel
Flemon Souders
Iron St. Church
Mr. Hughes
Herbert Richards
George W. Christmann
Gerald W. Lanning
Hocking School Bus Inspection Announced
State Highway Patrolmen from the Athens substation will supervise a rural district bus inspection at the fairgrounds next week. All steel bodied vehicles are exempt. Schedule lists districts and times for Monday and Tuesday inspections across Falls Green Marion Benton Laurelville Perry Starr Washington Good Hope Oroville and Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Fairgrounds
Athens
Falls
Green
Marion
Benton Laurelville
Perry
Laurel
Salt Creek
Starr
Washington, Good Hope
Oroville
Ward
Logan Water Filtration Plant Ready To Start
Preparations were made to place the new filtration plant into service after about three months of construction. The plant is expected to remove iron and end years of rail iron sediment in the water, while service crews begin flushing hydrants to clear sediment from lines.
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Logan
Service Department
Fletcher to Speak on Great Men of Ohio at Kiwanis
Logan Kiwanis Club will hear Logan R. F. Fletcher of the Portsmouth Times speak on Great Men of Ohio at the White House this evening. Meeting shifted to Tuesday due to Thanksgiving. future sessions move to Thursday evenings before entertainment at Logan High School Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
R. F. Fletcher
Portsmouth Times
Logan Kiwanis Club
White House
Ohio
Logan High School
Local Man Suffers Severe Burns In Steam Incident
R R Lanning sustained severe facial head and left hand burns when live steam struck him during adjustments on a heating plant at his East Second Street business Saturday. A physician said full injuries would take days to determine.
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Logan
R. R. Lanning
E. Second St
Logan City Council Meeting Tonight at 7 30
Logan city council will hold its regular meeting at 7 30 this evening to discuss routine matters. Three more regular meetings remain before the new council takes over on January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—City
Visitors at Steward home over weekend
Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Steward were Ben Davis and daughter Lucille and son Carlton from Coolville Donald Hines Mrs Ardeth and Miss Kath erine Steward from Columbus The girls are daughters of the Stewards.
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Logan
Oscar Steward
Ben Davis
Lucille
Carlton
Coolville
Donald Hines
Ardeth
Katherine Steward
Columbus
Steward
Logan Social Notes Initiation for D A A Degree Team Tonight
The Daughters of America Degree team will hold initiation at seven this evening at their hall on FE Main St. It is the last meeting for the team captain and members are urged to attend. Lunch will follow after the business. Mrs Powers spoke on her European trip to the American Legion Auxiliary with day by day sights and photos. A study course on the Americanism Manuals was approved during the session led by Mrs Bertha Oberle. There will be one meeting next month on December 13 with a covered dish supper and grabbag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of America
Main St
Powers
Irma Powers
American Legion Auxiliary
Bertha Oberle
Harry ‘Thomas
Ann Shriner
Grace Shriner
Harry Mack
Roy Athony
Mystery Box
Clinton Webb
Precious Correll
Raymond G. Robinson
Roy Anthony
Joe Rowley
Ora B. Yaw
Clarence Chute
Florence Bort
Logan Election Campaign Finances Reported
Logan candidates filed campaign accounts with the county election board. Mayor elect Dallas Kinser spent 58 dollars while opponent M W Schrader used 154.05 dollars with 25 dollars donated by the Young Democrat Club. Other listed expenses include 14 for Mark H Ricketts 15 for Harley Meyer 80.71 for the Republican Campaign Committee and various sums for council contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
County Election Board
Dallas Kinser
M. W. Schrader
Young Democrat Club
Mark H. Ricketts
Harley Meyer
Republican Campaign Committee
Council
Leroy Conkle
F. A. Koppe
C. L. Wonn
Oscar Steward
Stanley W. Baker
Fred A. Murray
S. H. Bright
Frank E. Eberst
Walter E. Brehm
Joe Walburn
Dave Milne
George S. Moore
J. D. Tipton
Edward Leach
Lavon Goodlive
Athens Pastor to Speak at Annual Father and Son Banquet
The Rev. Fred Luchs of First Presbyterian Church of Athens will address the Presbyterian Men's Club banquet on December 1. Dinner at 6 pm precedes a program featuring a male quartet led by Wood Bowen with Walter Prather, William Mock, and William G. Martin. Harrington Class serves the dinner and a attendance goal of 100 is set.
Logan move and hunting trip fill week’s social notes
Logan residents Mr and Mrs Sam McClain of Lancaster visited relatives in Logan on Monday. They had lived in Logan until April 1924 when they moved to Lancaster. Logan Rotarians heard a talk on The Need for Insurance given by district manager Mr Whitney at the White House. Forest E Weinrich and Dr A A Cole left for Fostoria Monday to enjoy pheasant hunting for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Sam McClain
Lancaster
White House
Mr. Whitney
Forest
E. Weinrich
A. A. Cole
Fostoria
Influenza Confines Mrs. McBroom at Home on N High St
Mrs. John W. McBroom remains confined to her residence on North High Street after several days of illness from influenza. The report notes a continuing illness affecting the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John W. McBroom
N. High St
Local Residents Spend Weekend at Home
Eden Earl Buchanan and Rally Cowdery in the CCC camp at Zaleski spent the weekend at home. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Randolph hosted Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. John Webb of Steubenville and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Randolph of Belleville. Mrs. C. O. Cowdery visited Parkersburg Friday. Mrs. Bailey of Newell West Virginia is staying with her daughter Mrs. F. F. Hetzer. Rev. Barnes conducted services Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden
Earl Buchanan
Rally Cowdery
CCC
Zaleski
Russell Randolph
John Webb
Steubenville
Warren Randolph
Belleville
C. O. Cowdery
Parkersburg
Shade PTA Draws 500 At School Meeting In Shade
Shade The PTA gathering drew about 500 parents friends and students for class tours recitations and a 15 minute PTA discussion. Sixty one new PTA members were added. Mrs L C Staats Athens addressed the group and Mrs Ruth Pierce led the meeting. The First Grade won a potted plant for most visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SHADE
Shade Parent- Teacher Association
PTA
Fred Moore
Warren Barnhill
Clyde Smith
Ila Knight
Lola Morrison
Mary Blazier
John Jeffers
Leo Williams
George Grimm
Helen K. McClain
Dowler and Ferguson, Jones, and Jager Funeral Homes
Athens
Raymond Connett
Mary Helen Lee
Juniors to Host Benefit Party at IOOF Hall
Nelsonville report states the Jr. O. U. A. M. sponsor a benefit party at the IOOF Hall on Tuesday night at 8 o'clock. The event aims to raise funds for their group activities with community attendance encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
IOOF
Streetcars Vanish From Toledo Transit Roster
Street cars fade from Toledo transit as five years ago 258 were in service and today only 65 remain. Trackless trolleys and buses replace the dwindling streetcar fleet.
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Toledo
Seek Order For Release Of Dividend
Logan authority seeks common court approval to pay a third dividend to claimants against Citizens Savings Association in liquidation since May 16 1933. Hearing before Judge Phil Henderson at 9 a m on Nov 29. If granted the dividend will be 40 percent after two prior 10 percent payments. Recent asset sales totaled about 100 000 including Arcade Building to C H Bell for 35000 and notes sales to McArthur Loan and Savings Association and parcels sold to Harry G Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — Authority
Common Court
Citizens Savings Association
Phil A. Henderson
C. H. Bell
McArthur Loan and Savings Association
Harry G. Barrett
Carbondale Social Notes Highlights Local Visits
A roundup of visits and guests across Carbondale and nearby towns. Families from Columbus Athens Nelsonville Creole Salem Logan and Connett share Tuesday to Sunday gatherings with relatives and friends. The Smokey Mountaineers performed at K of P Hall raising twelve dollars and sixty four cents for the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Walter Webb
James
Bobbie
Rosemond
Columbus
Hazel Dust
Fred Cox
Gene
Ethel
Alma
Chillicothe
Jasper Cox
Cox
R. P. Enderlin
Circleville
M. J. Callahan
Rose Tefft
Guy Lowry
Mildred Barber
Howard Barber
Delbert Barber
Jimmie
Nancy Jo
James Feasel
George Barber
Caddie Davis
Athens
Anna Cox
Howard Cly
Juanita Johnson
Blanche Richardson
Salem
Kenneth
Smokey Mountaineers
K. of P. Hall
Dwight Clark
Sant White
Francis White
Nelsonville
Margaret Hoak
Mary Duskey
Connett
Dave Kennard
Dean
Anita McDonald
Beverly Kay
Cynthia Prater
Amos Stanley
Albert Stanley
Coal theft arrest leads to fine and jail in Hocking County
Oliver Glaspy was arrested by Murray City Marshal William Currens on a coal theft charge and arraigned before Mayor John A. Ayres. He pleaded guilty, was fined 25 dollars plus costs, and jailed in Hocking County for nonpayment, with Deputy Rudolph Brandt carrying out the confinement.
Bradbury Social and Brief Personal Notes
Roy Dunn was kicked in the face by a rabbit while chasing it but was not injured and the rabbit escaped. Shannon Russell departed for Athens to visit his son and family then will travel to Charleston for Thanksgiving with Harold Russell and family. Jimmy Anderson has a severe cold. Sam Barnett who suffered a stroke shows no improvement. Lee Martin returned to work in Zanesville after a week with his parents.
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Bradbury
Roy Dunn
Shannon Russell
Leo
Athens
Charleston
Harold Russell
Jimmy Anderson
Sam Barnett
Lee Martin
Zanesville
Guy Martin
Marshfield Social Briefs and Community Notices
Social and club reports from Marshfield include the Woman's Home Missionary Society meeting at Mrs. Don Kennard's home with 25 attendees, the New Marshfield Garden Club gathering at Mrs. Bertha Fultz's residence, and funeral attendance for Mrs. Fannie Cox in the M. P. Church. Other items note PTA meeting at the high school, Latin Club program, and the next meeting set for Dec 1, with notes on members and organizers. Also mentioned are Mrs. John Frost visiting a ill son, the Dinsmore family's two week visit, study club meeting at Mrs. Hoon's with topics on Russia and Scandinavian Sag as, and residents visiting or returning from travel with family updates.
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New Marshfield
Hazel Trout
Mary Gilham
Betty Leggett
Marine Jewett
Raymond Brooks
Margie Lowry
Mildred Estep
John Frost
Middleport
Dwight Frost
Rolland Dinsmore
State School
N. Y
Charles Young
Frank Brewer
D. C. McIntorf
Ray Huff
Guy Dinsmore
Ada Kennedy
Kathleen Withers
E. L. Wilson
Hoon
S. F. G. Pedigo
Athens
Russia
Kathleen
Dinsmore
Augustus Adolphus
Sara I. Cooper
Xenia
Bertha Warner
Ralph E. Gordon
Eleanor Wilson
West
Joint turkey trophy shoot at fair grounds draws regional shooters
Logan Logan Gun Club members joined by shooters from Lancaster and Nelsonville for a turkey trophy shoot at the fair ground. They plan another series of matches on Sunday Dec. 5 if weather conditions are favorable.
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Logan
Logan Gun Club
Lancaster
Nelsonville
Social Briefs From The Plains Community News
The Plains items note visits and travel from Columbus and Akron families, PTA activities at The Plains High School including a fall dress style show, art and science demonstrations, and a Sophomore skit The Murder of Miss English Language. Local illness, school absences, and family moves are also recorded along with a golden wedding anniversary and birth announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
Margaret Coon
Columbus
Pearl Coon
Wm. McDonald
Clarence, Hocking
Albany
Charles Martin
Walker Radford
Pauline
Evelyn
Akron
The
Plains
Harvey Brammer
Phyllis Brammer
Michael Hartig
PTA
Greenville
Ill
Leslie Taylor
Elmer Bullock
Bailey Run
Francis Hiles
Morris Town
Lois Adking
Millfield
Georgia Michael
Lois Shields
Carol Thorne
Nelsonville
la Donna MacDonald
A. M. Olson
Perry McCallister
Mercer Bottom
W. Va
Bob Batmen
Venus Bescoe
Portsmouth
Vera Whitlatch
George Bescoe
Mansfield
Charles O'Neal
Betty Howard
Middleport
Jim Christian
Kentucky
Charles Warner
Paul Tipton
H. A. Tipton
Eber Warner
Ellottt
Mothers
R. E. Grant
Jacob Way
Chauncey
Levi Hale
Erwin Stauffer
Donald
Highest inhabited place Laine monastery in Tibet
The Buddhist monastery Laine in Tibet is described as the highest inhabited place. The statement highlights its extreme elevation and sacred significance within Tibetan Buddhism.
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Laine
Tibet
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Dennis
Turkey
Ever
Jorsas
of Peace Stephenson
Hocking Court
Hocking
Coe
Franz Woodworth
Prop
Wolverine
MacDonald
Hamilton
Bermuda
Ramsay MacDonald
South America
Carbondale Social Notes
Marshfield Social Briefs
Fishbaugh
W. Union Street
Wun-Der Shoe Store
NG Prececy
Emna
Shoe Store
Turkeys
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