Logan Officials Oppose Fire Insurance Rate Hike
Logan council discussed rerating to prevent an increase from seventh to eighth class for mercantile fire insurance. Chamber of Commerce members pledged to fight any rate rise, while Service Director Loomis and fire risk factors were cited. Council deferred action, noting public sentiment from November 3.
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Logan
Ohio Inspection Bureau
Mercantile
R. R. Loomis
B. A. Hall
Harry J. Stevenson
Chamber of Commerce
Will
Kaises Hall
Stevenson
Bright
G Man Logan-Jack Farbeann Becomes Honorary Deputy
G Man Logan-Jack Farbeann 11 youngest deputy sheriff in state receives oath from Clerk Charles Achauer with a gold badge. six playmates attend the ceremony. Colorful community note on the sheriff’s family and youth civic involvement.
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Logan
Jack Farbeann
Joe Farbeann
Charles C. Achauer
Jack
Coal truck suspect arrested in Logan forgery case
Edward Hazlett 21 of West Jefferson was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith in Logan while driving a coal laden truck. He faced Logan charges of forgery over a check used to pay coal from a Ward Township mine owner. He was found to be on parole from Mansfield Reformatory.
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Logan
Edward Hazlett
West Jefferson
Nellis Smith
Ward Township
Mansfield Reformatory
Elmer Bell Veteran of Spanish War Dies in Chicago
Elmer Bell age 66 veteran of the Spanish American War died at a Chicago hospital after an operation last Monday. Death occurred at 9 PM with his wife at his bedside. He leaves a sister Mrs Edward Cotton of Nelsonville and his wife. Body to be returned for funeral arrangements after arrival.
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Logan—Elmer Bell
Chicago
Bell
Edward Cotton
Nelsonville
Logan Brief Social Notes
An all day quilting session was held at the home of Mrs. Vance Stewart on Mound Street with noon dinner. Attendees included Mrs. J. C. Morgan Mrs. W. W. Harden Mrs. Kirby Snyder Mrs. Warren Lanning Mrs. J. M. Conkle Mrs. Wilbur E. Petty Mrs. Clara Jones Mrs. James Napp and Mrs. Clyde Rose. Last Thursday Mrs. Thomas McHenry and Miss Jean Mason hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Kenneth Blair whose wedding occurred recently. Fifty guests attended. Vocal and instrumental music was provided by Edward Bowen and Roy Thompson. Many gifts were received. The hostesses served lunch.
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Vance Stewart
Mound St
J. C. Morgan
W. W. Harden
Kirby Snyder
Warren Lanning
J. M. Conkle
Wilbur E. Petty
Clara Jones
James Napp
Clyde Rose
Thomas McHenry
Jean Mason
Kenneth Blair
Roxy Louise McHenry
Edward Bowen
Roy Thompson
American Legion Auxiliary Plans Potluck at December Meeting
Members met Monday with Mrs. Harry Mack presiding. They voted to hold a potluck supper and grab bag at the Christmas meeting on December 14. Mrs. Harry Thomas spoke on Aims and Purposes of the Auxiliary. Mrs. Edgar Hillyer and Mrs. Wayne Timberlake presented an original skit, with Civil War and World War tunes. Refreshments were served by auxiliary officers.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Harry Mack
Harry Thomas
Edgar Hillyer
Wayne Timberlake
Extra pheasant hunting day approved by council
Logan Hocking County sportsmen welcomed an extra hunting day after the conservation council ruled pheasants may be hunted on Thursday. Deputy Protector Edward Eberst announced the decision. Mr and Mrs Ben Quinn welcomed a 9 1 2 pound son born Tuesday. grandparents include Mr Charles Quinn of Cleveland and Mrs Alice Vore of Logan.
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Logan—Hocking County
Conservation Council
Edward Eberst
Logan
Ben Quinn
Charles Quinn
Cleveland
Alice Vore
Mary Glandon Dies At Gallipolis
Mary Glandon, age 5S, died Tuesday at Gallipolis. The body returned to Logan for burial. She was a daughter of William Hansel of East St. She leaves a son John Glandon of Columbus and several brothers and a sister. Funeral arrangements likely at Woodard Funeral Service Chapel with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Mary Glandon
Gallipolis
William Hansel
East St
John Glandon
Columbus
Woodard
Oak Grove Cemetery
NYA Workers Repair East Grade School Interior
NYA labor is installing stoves laying a gas line and repairing ceiling and floor and painting the room at East Grade School for East Parent-Teacher Association meetings and other school activities. Concrete walks will be laid about the school ground after the work completes.
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LOGAN
East Parent-Teacher Association
NYA
Logan Graw Cited for Parking by Fire Hydrant
Walter Graw of this city was tagged by Patrolman A F Evans Monday evening for parking in front of a fire hydrant. Charges were filed in mayor s court.
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Logan
Walter Graw
A. F. Evans
Busy Recording Indentures At Logan Office
The Logan office of Recorder D O Sparnon begins recording three long indentures. Miss Margaret Sparnon will handle the work for about a month. The National Fireproofing Co to Continental Bank and Trust Co covers 233 pages at 150 dollars. Ohio Associated Telephone Co to National City Bank of Cleveland has 142 pages with a 52 50 filing fee. Scotch Railway and Power Co to Huntington National Bank of Columbus has 42 pages recorded for 18 dollars.
Rabbit hunting incidents near Winona and Gore
Clinton St. Clair son of Commissioner Frank St. Clair nabbed a rabbit by hand while hunting with his brothers near Winona. A separate incident reports Jesse Hite of Gore striking and killing a rabbit with a rock during a week of hunting with companions.
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Logan
Winona
Clinton St. Clair
Frank St. Clair
Jesse Hite
Gore
Contour Strip Cropping Planned on Logan Farm in Washington Twp
The Logan farm in Washington Township will host a 20 acre demonstrational contour strip project with soil and water conservation aims. R L Bazler of the Zanesville erosion unit aided by James R Smoot laid out hillside plots with 15 to 20 percent slopes and fifty foot wide strips alternating corn and hay. Bazler plans similar plots in Gallia and Athens counties and will consult next week. Earl Soliday and sons head to Washington DC for Thanksgiving with their family.
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Logan
W. H. Mowery
Washington Township
R. L. Bazler
Zanesville
Hocking County
James R. Smoot
Bazler
Gallia County
Athens County
Pheasant hunt trip by local trio to Pickaway County
Fred Carpenter Edward Kemper and Warner Lehman of this city traveled to Pickaway County Tuesday to hunt pheasant in a brief regional excursion.
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Logan
Fred Carpenter
Edward Kemper
Warner Lehman
Pickaway County
Indian Run Coal Property Near Glouster Opened
Indian Run coal lands near Glouster or Sedalia area see new activity. Edgar Ervin of Columbus owns 700 to 800 acres and has opened a mine leased to Coffman Coal Co. on the Indian Run tract and another mine on Johnsons Run leased to Indian Coal Co. A nearby strip mine with a steam shovel will boost output. A modern 200 ton tipple will be ready by December 1. Sedalia Coal Co Inc operates the venture with C L Eddy and Carroll Eddy in charge of the shovel and Frank Davis as production manager.
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Glouster
Edgar Ervin
Columbus
Indian Run
Coffman Coal Co
Johnson's Run
Ervin
Indian Coal Co
Viciity
Athens
Perry
C. L. Eddy
Carroll Eddy
Frank Davis
Jacksonville
Sedalia Coal Co., Inc
Regular meeting of Local Union 3955 in Jacksonville
Local Union 3955 will hold a regular meeting in the mayor's office Glouster Saturday at 1 p m Important business will be considered at the gathering in Jacksonville
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Glouster
Union 3955
Jacksonville
American Legion Auxiliary to host holiday bridge and club dinners
The American Legion Auxiliary plans holiday season dinners with bridge and club events. Interested parties should contact Mrs Leona Nicholas who will submit menus.
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Glouster
American Legion Auxiliary
Leona Nicholas
Doctor Gengerelli Weds Laura Warren In Far West Ceremony
Dr Joseph A Gengerelli 31 a psychology professor at the University of California Los Angeles and Miss Laura Warren of Pasadena Calif were married November 6 at the bride s home. He is a Glouster native son educated at Ohio University and Wisconsin with a PhD from Pennsylvania. He taught at Yale before joining UC faculty.
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Glouster
Joseph A. Gengerelli
University of California
Los Angeles
Laura Warren
Pasadena
Calif
Gengerelli
Nugent Gengerelli
Glouster High School
Ohio University
Athens
University of Wisconsin
University of Pennsylvania
Yale
Westland Farmers Institute elects 1937 officers
Officers chosen include President Frank Miller and Vice President Clifford Douglas. Secretary Merle Wens, Treasurer Carrie Abel, and Hostess Mae Jones were also named in the election by the Westland Farmers Institute.
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Glouster
Westland Farmers’ Institute
Frank Miller
Clifford Douglas
Merle Wens
Carrie Abel
Mae Jones
Glouster Teachers Plan Thanksgiving Absence
Glouster teachers listed for the Thanksgiving vacation include Nelle McCann of Columbus, Bernard Sadosky of Shade, Lalla Danford of New Marshfield, Rachel and Jennie Murray of Cleveland, Helen Green of Bellaire, Sara Kasler of Crooksville, and Paul Kemerer of Zanesville.
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Glouster
City
Nelle McCann
Columbis
Bernard Sadosky
Shade
Lalla Danford
New Marshfield
Rachel and
Jennie Murray
Cleveland
Helen Green
Bellaire
Sara Kasler
Crooksville
Paul Kemerer
Zanesville
Clerks Agree To New Hours in Glouster
Sixty two members attended the Retail Clerks Union meeting at Odd Fellow Hall in Glouster. They endorsed holiday hours for clerks and merchants, urged efficiency and courtesy, condemned reduced supper hours, and set a Dec 1 deadline to approve amendments. An oyster feed followed the session.
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Clerks’ Union
Glouster Firm Wins NY Central Freight Hauling Contract
GLOUSTER The Faires Transfer Co awarded the freight hauling contract for New York Central Railway Co within Glouster corporation limits. All freight with a 45 cent or greater rate delivered to the consignee free of charge within the corporate area.
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Glouster
The
Faires Transfer Co
New York Central Railway Co
Consignee
Parish Bazaar Bingo Prizes Set at Holy Cross Event
Holy Cross Parish bazaar in the Eagle Building Thursday offers prizes for bingo. The largest two bingo counts will win cash prizes of 3 dollars and 1.50 dollars. Beneficiaries are players with the most bingos during the day.
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Glouster
Holy Cross Parish
Eagle Building
WPA Labor Lifts Walks Around First Presbyterian Church
A WPA crew worked Tuesday to lift and relay the sidewalk around the First Presbyterian Church on Market Street. Similar improvements were completed last week further north on the same street.
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Logan
WPA
First Presbyterian Church
Market St
Rio Grande Personal And Social Notes
Death notice for an infant daughter born to Prof and Mrs C S Harris of Columbus. Senior assembly talk by Lucille Carter home economics supervisor. Various social items including visits, travel plans, hunts, tea dance, and an oyster supper led by Lucille Carter at Community Hall.
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Rio Grande
C. S. Harris
Columbus
Lucille Carter
Gallipolis
T. J. Allisop
Margaret Jones
David
Medina
C. O. Clark
Logan
Charles Adams
Women’s Athletic Association
Eleanor Varney
Sarah Broughman
Frank Broughman
Sistersville
W. Va
Morton Geotting
Camp Dean
Clarence McCarley
Fathers and Sons Rabbit Supper Draws 75 Attendees
The Future Farmers Club of Laurelville hosted its annual fathers and sons rabbit supper Monday evening with 75 attendees. Robert Macklin served as master of ceremonies and music was by Tatman and Poling. Speakers included Supt. J W Coleman Representative Harry H Wright Principal Joe L Archer and Dr C T Grattidge.
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Logan
Fathers and Sons
Future Farmers Club of
Laurelville
Robert Macklin
Tatman and
Poling
J. W. Coleman
Harry H. Wright
Joe L. Archer
C T. Grattidge
Logan Kiwanis Club Changes Thanksgiving Meeting
The Logan Kiwanis Club moved its Thanksgiving Eve meeting from the usual date to Tuesday at the White House. Principal speaker Lewis A. Ondis of Ohio University discussed his recent trip to Spain and his observations as civil conflict began there.
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Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club
White House
Lewis A. Ondis
Ohio University
Spain
Wagon Crash Injures Local Farmers in Green Township
Head injuries were suffered by J. W. Shaw a Green Township farmer when his wagon went through a farm bridge on Tuesday. Robert Smith who accompanied him was bruised.
Permit Withdrawn From Grotto Gardens Establishment
The beer selling permit held by Vern Black at Grotto Gardens was revoked Tuesday by the department of liquor control. Sheriff Joe Farbearn received the order. The ruling cited a violation of closing regulations.
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Logan
Vern Black
Scout Course Opens at Ambrose Hotel
First meeting of the Scoutmastership course was conducted at the Ambrose hotel Monday evening with a dozen leaders in attendance. Fred Seymour of Columbus and Howard Kautz of Lancaster, executives, were in charge of the training which will extend over ten meetings to be held on succeeding Monday evenings.
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Logan
Ambrose Hotel
Fred Seymour
Columbus
Howard Kautz
Lancaster
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Weis Ave
West St
Elmer Bell
NCE
Kit Noble
South Dakota
Buckaroos
Lamborn Pavilion
Little Jack Horner
Daniel Boone
Boys Patriotic Club
Richardson
New York
Parker
Washington
Earl Soliday
Stanley
Ronald
Washington, D. C
D. M. Soliday
Indian Run Coal
Perry District
Dr. Gengerelli
Bride
Far West
Magic City Lodge
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Cincinnati
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