Logan Council Hears Budget Estimates in Athens M
Logan council hears budget outlook from Mayor Kinser with warnings of tough sledding in the general fund due to deductions totaling 4 567 dollars from the city settlement. Deductions include delinquent taxes used for relief bonds and various tax auditor and insurance costs.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Logan Council
Kinser
Logan
General Fund
Dallas Kinser
R. R. Loomis
Columbus
Loomis
C. L. Wonn
C. E. Blackston
Alex Mowery
E. Hunter St
Council
Theodore C. Johnson
Tipton
Leffler
Anna Jones
Logan Football Dance Named Grid-Jive Winners
Logan high school Friday night dance named the Grid-Jive. Jimmy Brehm won first prize and two tickets. Glenn Strawn took second. Mack McQuade orchestra from New Straitsville will provide the music. Paul Stimson led committees for arrangements.
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Lester Inboden
Jack Graham
Roseann Warner
Taylor Ridge Social And Personal Notes
Mr and Mrs John Davis hosted guests including Albert Kempton and family from Laurelville and Chillicothe residents. Weekend visitors included Clara and Gladys Hildebrand from Columbus. Several locals and former residents are listed visiting or staying with families during Thanksgiving and weekends in Taylor Ridge.
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Taylor Ridge
John Davis
Albert Kempton
Inez
Mary
Laurelville
Virginia Burlille
Marion Garrison
Henrietta Edinson
Alsworth Kempton
Walter Kempton
Chillicothe
Rachel Kempton
Velma Barnes
Juanita
Betty
Kingston
Clara
Gladys Hildebrand
Columbus
Carl Hildebrand
George Golding
Grant Hospital
Fred Heffken
Jean
June
Billie Heffken
Harrietville
Guy McVay
Engineer Harvey Dulaney Takes Naval Post in Annapolis
Former Annapolis resident and expert engineer Harvey Dulaney now works at a naval engine testing base in Annapolis, marking a professional shift from his prior city residence.
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Annapolis
Gallipolis
Harvey Dulaney
William Green Remembered by Coshocton Miner and Union Leader
Logan Ohio Tuesday officials met with state inspector Hugh M. Hay to discuss selective service matters. Hay noted his father operated a Coshocton mine for many years and that William F. Green grew up working there from age fourteen, later becoming a prominent labor leader.
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Logan
Hugh M. Hay
Coshocton
Selective Service
Selective Service Board
Hay
William F. Green
American Federation of Labor
Billy” Green
School Buses Inspected by State Patrol
State Patrol inspected all city and county school buses in fall. Most buses rated B. no A ratings in the county. Benton Township four B. Falls four B. Falls Gore one B. Green five B. Good Hope four B. Laurel three B. Laurelville Perry five B. Logan one B. Marion Township five B. Salt Creek one B. Murray City one B and one C. Starr Washington 11 buses six B and five C. Ward two C and one D. D-class vehicle to be replaced.
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Logan
Samuel H. Dillon
State Highway Patrol
Benton Township
Falls
Falls Gore
Green
Good Hope
Laurel
Laurelville-Perry
Marion Township
Salt Creek
Murray City
Starr-Washington
Ward
Burns hospitalized after steam trap mishap in Haydenville
Logan resident Harry Pierce was admitted to Chiltrington Hospital Tuesday for a foot burn from stepping on a steam trap in Haydenville. Earlier, Lawrence Bittner was sent home after a planned hernia operation was canceled. John Cramblett and Fred Conkle also left hospital after recovery from their conditions.
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Logan
Harry Pierce
Haydenville
Cherrington Hospital
Lawrence Bittner
New Straitsville
John Cramblett
Logan R. F. D
Logan Garden Club plans store display for holiday season
Logan Garden Club met at the home of Mrs. C W Schaide with many members present. Plans were made to display a decorated table in a local store during the coming holiday season. Miss Eleanor Durr led the program on Legend of the Flowers and topics including butterfly bush and forsythia. A round table discussion covered pronunciation of flower names. The group will meet December 3 at Mrs. Blosser's home. Guests at the meeting included Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moorhead Sr and other relatives attended a Thanksgiving style dinner and supper with a turkey centerpiece and a three tier cake.
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LOGAN
Logan Garden Club
C. W. Schaide
Second St
Paul Monks
Eleanor Durr
Ralph Moorhead
Fred Moorhead
Jack Moorhead
Columbus
Jesse Moorhead
Cincinnati
Austin Harbarger
Athens
Helen Shaw
Nelsonville
Don Martin
Chicago
Mrs. Judson Shriner Hosts Pastime Club Bridge Night
Mrs. Judson Shriner entertained the Pastime club at her North St home Monday evening. Two bridge tables were set with Mrs. Howard F. White substituting for an absent member. Awards went to Mrs. Lawrence Hack, Mrs. Clinton Webb, and Mrs. Stanley Baker. Refreshments followed.
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Judson Shriner
North St
Howard F. White
Lawrence Hack
Clinton Webb
Stanley Baker
Thanksgiving Entertainers Honor Ralph Moorhead Jr Bride
The Misses Moorhead hosted at their Nelsonville home with a turkey dinner and buffet supper on Thanksgiving. They honored Ralph Moorhead Jr and his Columbus bride. Mrs Moorhead is the former Margaret Morley. The table was beautifully decorated.
Adcock Passes Test for Dairy License in Ohio
Joseph F. Adcock, manager of the Logan Home Dairy, passed the state test for weighing, sampling and testing of milk at Ohio State University. The Division of Foods and Dairies notified him of success under the new Ohio Milk law requiring licensing.
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Logan
Joseph F. Adcock
Logan Home
Ohio State University
Division of Foods and Dairies
State Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Rotary Club Football Dinner Set for Dec 1
Logan Rotary Club arranged a dinner at First Presbyterian Church for the high school football squad seniors letter men and coaching staff. The speaker is not announced and plans for a broader football banquet are being discussed with all squad members and fans expected to be included.
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Logan
Logan Rotary Club
First Presbyterian Church
Daughters Born to Helber Family in Enterprise
Mr and Mrs William Helber of Enterprise announce the birth of their daughter on Saturday. She was named Sue Ann. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Luther Blum of Enterprise.
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Logan
William Helber
Enterprise
Sue Ann
Luther Blum
Tipton Takes Oath as New First Ward Councilman
Logan J. D. Tipton was sworn in as First Ward councilman Tuesday evening by Mayor Dallas Kins er after posting his bond. He succeeded Gilbert Leffler who recently moved from the city, as Mayor elect Denzil Weltner observed the session and began acquainting himself with city affairs.
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Logan
J. D. Tipton
First Ward
Dallas Kinser
Gilbert Leffler
Denzil Weltner
Masons Confer Master Mason Degree in Nelsonville
A 40 man Logan Lodge delegation from this city traveled to Nelsonville Monday evening for special degree work. The Logan degree team conferred the Master Mason degree with Frank Larimer in charge. After the session, lunch was served.
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Mingo Lodge
Nelsonville
Logan
Frank Larimer
Columbus Woman Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Laura May Ellis, 67, of 202 Main St Columbus died yesterday at Mt. Carmel Hospital after a long illness. A Shawnee native she came to Columbus 40 years ago. Surviving are two daughters Miss Anna Ellis and Mrs Arthur Kohler a son Henry J Ellis all of Columbus and eight grandchildren.
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Columbus
Laura May F Eilis
Main St
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Shawnee
Anna Ellis
Arthur Kohler
Henry J. Ellis
Hanner Boy Back In Focus After Home Injury
George Hanner, son of Mr and Mrs G W Hanner, was treated at Cherrington Hospital after a Sunday injury at home. Doctors hope his right eye sight is preserved as treatment continues.
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Logan
Hope
George Hanner
G .W. Hanner
Cherrington Hospital
Fire Guts Apartment House Leaving Three Families Homeless
A blaze at 380 Gallagher Ave. gutted a frame apartment building, forcing three families from their homes. The Mount family and Mrs. Freeman faced near total losses while Mrs. Smith and her son saved most of their furniture. Firemen battled the flames for over ninety minutes as onlookers gathered.
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Joe Francis
Roy Stallsmith
R. R. Loomis
Mount
Henry Searles
Albert Smith
Howard Tubbs
Wills
Willis
Freeman
Mrs Minna Green Returns Home From Ravenna Visit
Mrs Minna Green came back to her city Monday after a four week visit with her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Mike Green in Ravenna. They accompanied her home Monday evening.
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Minna Green
Ravenna
Mike Green
Cameo Club Meeting At Mrs Cheshire's Home
Mrs Pauline Cheshire hosted the Cameo Club at Church Street Monday evening with needle work and a late plate lunch. Plans for the annual Christmas party were made and new member Mrs Lyle Schultz was welcomed among several attendees.
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Pauline Cheshire
Cameo Club
Church St
Lyle Schultz
Howard Funk
Frank Larimer
Merritt Rheinscheld
Clara Graham
Mable Blosser
Evelyn Miller
Gertrude Miller
Margaret Rechenwald
Betty Kessler
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority Plans Christmas Events
The Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority held a Monday business meeting with Miss Martha Magle presiding. Plans include a White House party at 6:30 next Monday with dinner and program, led by Ruth Thomas Virginia Fitzgerald Martha Magle Maxine Notestone Retha Lohr and Teresa Kaiser. The Christmas party is set for December 22 at 9:30 with Virginia Fitzgerald Teresa Kaiser Mrs Chester Spencer and Martha Magle directing and pledges Donna Busch Frances Kelch Ella Louise Hammon Marianne Tomlinson assisting. A potluck supper is planned for December 8 with Virginia Fitzgerald in charge, an executive meeting that evening, and the annual examinations by Mrs John Shaw. A Thanksgiving charity report led to Christmas charity planning discussion.
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Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Martha Magle
White House
Ruth Thomas
Virginia Fitzgerald
Maxine Notestone
Retha Lohr
Teresa Kaiser
Chester Spencer
Donna Busch
Frances Kelch
Ella Louise Hammon
Marianne Tomlinson
John Shaw
Logan Schedule Adds Two New Opponents
Logan Athletic Association outlines next year’s football schedule with seven league games and two new opponents. Sept 18 opens with New Lexington, followed by Bexley on Sept 25 at Wellston on Oct.
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LOGAN
Logan Athletic Association
New Lexington
Perry Countians
Chieftains
Bexley
Wellston
Lancaster
Lancaster School
American Legion Plans District Meetings
District 8 American Legion officers announce meetings in each of the district eight counties. The first session is set for December 3 in Athens with District Commander Otto Sharp and District Adjutant R L James among attendees. The district has 29 posts and aims for executive committee visits across the year. Rutland adds a new post, bringing total to 29.
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LOGAN
American Legion
Athens
Otto Sharp
McArthur
R. L. James
Rutland
Choir to Sing at Pleasant Hill Church in Marion Township
The LOGAN Chapel Choir from the Boys Industrial School Lancaster will perform at Pleasant Hill United Brethren Church in Marion Township Friday night. Revival services are ongoing with evangelist Miss Lena Howdyshell of Newark.
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Logan—Chapel
Boys Industrial School
Lancaster
Pleasant Hill United Brethren Church
Marion Township
Lena Howdyshell
Newark
Comes Back to Ohio Sees Snow Fall Again
Fred Wardwell of San Mareno California visiting relatives in Logan saw his first snow fall in four years Saturday night. He formerly lived in this city and moved to California four years ago and had not seen falling snow since.
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Logan
Fred Wardwell
San Mareno
Calif
California
Jaycees Give To Red Cross Roll Call Fund
Logan city organizations contribute to the Red Cross drive totaling multiple small gifts. Junior Chamber of Commerce donates 20 dollars from treasury surplus, per Roll Call chairman William T. Clapp, with clubs such as Euterpean Club Rotary Club and others giving amounts ranging from one to ten dollars.
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Logan
Red Cross
Junior
Chamber of Commerce
William T. Clapp
City Roll Call
Clapp
Euterpean Club
Business and
Rotary Rotary Club
Methodist Church
Venus Chapter
Eastern Star
Merry Makers Club
Logan Council
Daughters of America
Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge
Logan Squaw Club
Glenova Council
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Logan High Opens Metal Class for National Defense
Logan High School started metal classes for National Defense with 15 men aged 17 to 25 enrolled. Automotive courses begin in the new vocational building next Wednesday under J F Rutgers J R Hankison and John Nixon with 15 hours weekly for eight weeks.
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Logan
Logan High School
J. F. Rutgers
J. R. Hankison
John Nixon
Maxville
CCC Rolls
Althoug
Logan Gibisonville Hosts Lancaster St. Marys Friday
Logan Gibisonville will face Lancaster St. Marys on the home floor Friday evening in a scheduled basketball game.
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Logan — Gibisonville
Lancaster St. Marys
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