Logan City Budget Balanced With Salary Reductions
Logan reports a balanced budget for the coming year with salary cuts for police, fire chief, and other staff. Monthly salaries drop to 125 for the fire chief and patrolman, and 75 for Oak Grove Cemetery staff. expenditures for engineering and supplies are trimmed. The council passed the salary ordinance unanimously, followed by the appropriations ordinance detailing city department funding. A temporary store ordinance and a peddlers ordinance were also introduced, with fees set at 150 and 156 respectively.
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Logan
Oak Grove
Harold W Larimer
Retail Merchants Division
Chamber of Commerce
Liquid Tablets Salve Promises Fast Cold Relief
Advertises a trio of products Liqui d Tablets and Salve claimed to cure colds on first day and headaches or neurigin in 90 minutes with Malavia up to three days. Claims 666 Salve for head colds and touts speed as a remedy.
Logan Triumphs Over Greyhounds 38 to 6
Logan High closed its season with a 38 to 6 victory over Nelsonville as Keller and Adair led scoring. A large crowd saw early domination despite later backfield friction and a veteran being pulled in the final quarter. Patton and Shaffer stood out for the visitors.
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Logan
Logan High
Nelsonville
Longley
Long
Keller
Adair
Woodgeard
Patton
Shaffer
Services Sunday in Logan Churches
Logan November 33 Blessed Are will be the morning subject at the Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev W N Shank in the pulpit. The Christian Pilgrim will be the evening topic. Epworth League services start at six. Thanksgiving worship at ten. Matthew Lutheran with Rev Amos L Heyde. He preaches at St John Church at two o clock. Nazarene Missionary service morning worship led by Rev F H Lanigrahe with a plate offering collected. Evangelistic service announced.
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Church of the Nazarene
F. H. Lanigrahe
Evangelistic
Starr Freed By Jury In Logan Court
Harry Starr was acquitted of shooting with intent to kill or wound by a Logan Common Pleas Court jury after a trial that followed the New Straiteville Highway incident. Prosecutor Bowen ordered Franklin Tracy jailed for perjury after contradicting his prior statements. Jury members included George Eberst and Mrs. Marie Sprankel among others.
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Westbrook
C. Wood Bowen
Franklin Tracy
Tracy
Edwin D. Ricketts
Paul Hicks
Columbus
Franklin County
Bowen
George Eberst
Marie Sprankel
Emma Petty
Denzil Weltner
Carl Bell
Kitty Hansel
Mary Biasius
Howard Clark
Samuel Farley
Ernest Short
William Thomas
W. H. Lemon
Runaway Captured Returns to Face Indictment in Hocking County
Logan report states Austin Allen, who once fled with another prisoner, has been recaptured and returned to Hocking County Jail to face indictment. Police Chief George assisted in the capture and return this week.
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Austin Allen
Hocking
Allen Arrest and Escape Highlight Nelsonville Case
Deputy Joe Farbearn found Allen in Nelsonville and returned him to the county. He was under indictment awaiting arraignment when he escaped. The charge against him is larceny. He will be arraigned before Judge Harley M. Whitcraft.
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Bateman
Nelsonville
Joe Farbearn
Allen
Harley M. Whitcraft
Li Morgan Dies Lifelong County Resident
J C Morgan aged 73 retired stock dealer died at his East Main Street home after a month illness. He lived in the county all his life and was a Knights of Pythias member. Survived by widow Cora Morgan a daughter Mrs M Davia Columbus two brothers H F Morgan Marysville A G Morgan Logan and two sisters Mrs J L Hughes Kilbourne and Mrs Anna Chidister Sacramento. Funeral at Methodist Episcopal Church Saturday at 2 pm with Rev W N Shank. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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County
Logan
J. C. Morgan
East Main Street
Lodge of
Knights of Pythias
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cora Morgan
M. Davia
Columbus
H. F. Morgan
Marysville
A. G. Morgan
Logas
J. L. Hughes
Kilbourne
Anna Chidister
Sacramento
California
WN. Shank
Burtai
Oak Grove Cemetery
Organize Girls Scouts Work To Be Done in This City by New Groups
Logan notes a new Girl Scouts organization led by Miss Ann Lles with officers Jenny June Hamonton president Phyllis Leonard vice president Elizabeth Smith secretary Ruth Lever treasurer and members Ros eann Jones Pauline Heine and Jean Clark. Local social updates include visitors and travel between Logan Pennsville Olean and Columbus with several residents attending events and a football injury preventing Jack Baker from leaving home.
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Logan
G. E. Carr
Pennsville
William Patton
Nelsonville
Frank W. Harden
Olean
N. Y
Byron Moorehead
Fred Oberle
Columbus
Bertha Oberle
Harvey Myers
Jack Baker
North Market Street
Hippo Sweat Blood Myth Explained
A historic note explains that hippos supposedly sweat blood when excited due to skin pores releasing an oily red-tinted substance. This claim links to a misinterpretation of their natural secretions and does not reflect blood. The explanation clarifies why the myth persists.
Schools Have Thanksgiving Celebrations in Athens
Athens students observed Thanksgiving recess with assemblies in the Senior High, Junior High, and Central School. The high school featured a Glee Club program, a French play by A V Wiley, and a cast including Mrs Shepard and Howard Merritt. Junior High presented student led performances with music and a Scarecrow play. Central School’s fourth to sixth grades staged an uplifting Thanksgiving program in the first period.
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Athens
Glee Club
K. H. Kay
A. V. Wiley
Mrs. Shepard
Dorothy Rose
Charlies Dalton
Avalon
Bob Hutchins
Reverend Rastus
Goldie Morris
Helen Downs
Rio
Donna Kelley
Boys Glee Club
Betty Jane Corwin
Florence Smith
Echo Club
John Newcomb
Dixie Lou Williams
Scarecrow
Suzanne Danford
Helen Quest
Helen Baker
June Baird
Kathryn Sherrard
Central School
Florence Evans
West Side School Third Graders Stage Thanksgiving Program
The third grade at West Side School organized a Thanksgiving program for other rooms. A play titled The First Thanksgiving featured Pilgrims Indians Governor Bradford and Elder Brewster with Miss Myrna Bradford directing. Various students performed readings songs and a violin solo as part of the program.
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London
Sixth Gracle
Jo Ann Woolley
Dorothy Croy
Alita
Alice Maccombs
Lois Clutter
Betty Jane Kelley
Inez Jones
Helen Minameyer
Carolyn Barnhart
West Side
Governor Bradford
Elder Brewster
Myrna Bradford
Dr. O Chappel Named Master by Masons
At Parama thia Lodge No 2 F and A M annual meeting on Tuesday November 22 officers were elected for 1935 Master Dalton O Chappel senior warden Ralph B Barnhill junior warden Charles B Cameron treasurer James A Palmer secretary Paul C Gillilan senior deacon William Leaders junior deacon Arthur O Hunter tyler Installation set for December 13 with oyster supper Also Charles E Cameron named district lecturer for District No 17 to inspect 23 lodges during 1935
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Paramathia Lodge No. 2
Dalton O. Chappel
Pleasant J. Huffman
Ralph B. Barnhill
Charles B. Cameron
James A. Palmer
Paul C. Gillilan
William Leaders
Arthur O. Hunter
Tyler
Charles E. Cameron
Futures Will Hold Home Coming Sunday
Final arrangements have been made for the Future Class coming to be held Sunday at the First Church. A large attendance is expected at this meeting. Judge S M Johnson will teach the session. he was the first teacher of the class.
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S M. Johnson
Jie
Local Class Draws Many Out-of-Town Attendees
Report indicates a large turnout of visitors from outside the area for the class. The notice highlights interest from people who have previously attended similar sessions and expect broad community participation.
Sophomore Girls Win Over Ninth Grade Hock Team
The Sophomore girls defeated the Ninth grade hockey team 10 to 0 in the Girls Athletic Association match on the hockey field Tuesday night. Sophomore players included Ruth Shepard, Janna Schuler, Eula Pendergrass, Katherine Reynolds, Marjorie Cassels, and others. goals were scored by Marianna Schler, Reynolds, and Pendergrass.
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Girl's Athletic Association
Ninh
Ethel M. Ewen
Ruth Shepard
Janna Schuler
Eula Pendergra
Katherine Reynolds
Marjorie Cassels
Jean Millis
Ruth Phillips
Amy Rice
Mary Winning
Mary E. Littler
Katherine Burgess
Grace
Josephine Barstow
Merna Riggle
Pauline Reynolds
Hazel Kelley
Betty Higgins
Sarah Mansfield
Hazel Frank
Betty Pickens
Martha McVay
Camelia Cash
Mar Graves
Marjorie Wheaton
Luc Swain
Betty Corwin
Martha Meter
Catherine Carpenter
Ann Below
Ruth Lewis
Mary Jinks
Kaherine Smith
Betty McBrie
Marianna Schler
el Pendergrass
Helen Gibson
Hocke
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G. C. Go
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