Commissioner Race Involved In Litigation Impounds Ballots
Hocking County ballots from the November 5 election were impounded by Judge Phil A Henderson to await action on a petition by James L. Martin against Frank St. Clair the recount winner. Martin posted 250 bond for court costs while bailiff Charles Frasure was placed in charge of the secured ballots pending further orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Miller
Columbus
Carlos Brashares
Board of Election
Cotton Arrives for FSA Mattress Experiment
Two bales of cotton have been shipped to Logan for initial mattress and comfort studies by farm families under the Farm Security Administration. The program, outlined with the Triple A and Extension Service, invites FSA borrowers to apply for a mattress project in the next few days at Triple A Extension Service or Farm Security offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Farm Security Administration
Triple A
Extension Service
Farm Security
Recount Sought Over Local Election Ballot Casting
The filing alleges improper votes for the contestee by unknown nonresidents and widespread ballot marking on the Democrat ticket. It notes votes not counted for the contestee and predicts a hearing around mid December with a recount possible shortly after.
Logan Social Notes Highlight Local Tourist Club Event
Mrs. Lester Risch hosted a one o'clock luncheon at her W Hunter Street home for the Tourist Club and guests. Guests included Mrs. Anna Cole and Miss Eleanor Durr among others. plan announced for the Junior Tourist and Tourist Book Club joining with the annual open meeting on December 5. Mrs. James R. Smoot organized a sale of School for the Blind articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Smoot
J. G. Cole
Allen Adams
Jean Sebelius
Red Cross
Miss Lutz
Anna Cole
Carrie Durr
Russell Berlin
Paul Shaw
Wilbur Lanning
John Lee
John Krieg
M. H. Cherrington
Clinton Webb
Eleanor Durr
Lutz
Columbus Theater Guests Attend There Shall Be No Night
Mrs Adams Mrs Gaffin and Miss Moore attended the play There Shall Be No Night starring Lynn Fontanne and Alfred Lunt at the Hartman Theater in Columbus on Wednesday. On Thursday Mrs Adams returned to Columbus for a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles E Wilson. She will be joined this evening by Mr and Mrs Hugh Meldrim Mrs Forest Weinrich and daughter Eugenia for the Philharmonic Symphony concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Adams
Carlos Gaffin
Minnie Moore
Lynn Fontanne
Alfred Lunt
Ilartman Theater
Columbus
Adams
Charles E. Wilson
Lowie Mitchell
Hugh Meldrim
Forest Weinrich
Eugenia
Philharmonic Symphony
Meeting of the Contract Club at Mrs Toerner's home
All members attended the Contract Club gathering held Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Anthony Toerner. After three table play Mrs. George DeCamp and Miss Bird White posted the high scores and a late lunch was served to several members including Mrs. DeCamp Mrs. Howard E White Mrs. Robert Lee White Mrs. Sarah Layton Mrs. Lucius Wright Mrs. Jed Rochester Mrs. Ford Hack Miss Emma Becker Miss Sara Rockhold Miss White and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contract Club
Anthony Toerner
George DeCamp
Miss Bird White
DeCamp
Howard E. White
Robert Lee White
Sarah Layton
Lucius Wright
Jed Rochester
Ford Hack
Emma Becker
Sara Rockhold
White
Mrs James Rutgers Hosts Sewing Club At Mulberry Street Home
Mrs James Rutgers hosted the Wednesday Sewing Club at her N Mulberry Street home on Wednesday night. The gathering featured needlework and a sunshine box prepared for Mrs Harley Ellinger who is ill at home. Lunch was served to Mrs Fanny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rutgers
N. Mulberry St
Harley Ellinger
Fanny
Logan Townsend Club Holds Special Meeting Tuesday
The Logan Townsend Club will meet at Maccabee Hall at 7 30 Tuesday evening December 3. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — Townsend Club
Maccabee Hall
Local Violin Maker Resumes Work After Illness
Joe Lane, E Main Sr., after several weeks of illness, returns to his work bench where he has long pursued violin making and repair. He is seen in his shop whenever able to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Joe Lane
E. Main Sr
Embroidery Needle Pricks Four Year Old In Hand
Logan Donnie Riggs of Washington Township ran an embroidery needle into his right hand on Wednesday. He was taken to Cherrington Hospital for treatment and removal of the needle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Donnie
Floyd Riggs
Washington Township
Cherrington Hospital
Logan railway inspector visits Logan on business
Safety inspector William Shannon of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, formerly local, made a business trip to Logan on Thursday. He now lives in Columbus after years away. The first practical electric lamp was patented by Thomas A Edison on January 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
William Shannon
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Columbus
Thomas A. Edison
Good Hope Institute to host two day farmers program
The Good Hope Township Farmers Institute will feature Carrie A. Wilson and Charles W. Peters as state speakers on December 12 and 13. Music comes from the Rockbridge High School Band, with a woodwind quartet and brass quartet plus soloists. Supt. Samuel H. Dillon will speak, a Rockbridge domestic science class dinner is planned, and James R. Smoot will close the program. Officers listed include Pearl Starner as president and Charles Mathias as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Hope Township
Samuel H. Dillon
Rockbridge
Kenneth Crawford
Melvin Starner
H. C. Elliott
James R. Smoot
Pearl Starner
Charles Mathias
Elmer Risch
Zetta Mathias
Perry Township Houses Large Chicken Flocks In Hocking County
Three of the county’s largest chicken flocks are in Perry Township with Ray Stump keeping about 100 birds, Francis Stump owning 400, and McKinley Hansen about 700. Other smaller flocks reside in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Perry Township
Ray Stump
Francis Stump
McKinley Hansen
Four More Volunteer For Army Service Reported
Four more volunteers reported at the Selective Service office. On Wednesday signatures included John T. Fee Logan Route 1 Melvin P. Straus Floyd Butcher and Woodrow W. Fox Laurelville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Selective Service Office
John T. Fee
Logan Rt. 1
Melvin P. Straus
Floyd Butcher
Woodrow W. Fox
Laurelville
Logan Warren Bright Improves After Heart Attack
Logan Warren Bright of this city shows improvement after a heart attack on Wednesday. He was in serious condition for several hours but rallied that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Warren Bright
Motorist Fined After Speeding Plea in Columbus
Logan Lawrence Keller of Columbus was taken into custody by the State Highway Patrol Thursday. He appeared before Mayor Dallas Kinser and pleaded guilty to speeding, resulting in a $10 fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lawrence Keller
Columbus
State Highway Patrol
Dallas Kinser
Licensed To Marry Logan A Marriage License Granted
A marriage license was issued Wednesday to Harvey Alex Hunsacker aged 24 a Logan truck driver and Betty Jane Brown aged 22 a Logan nurse, both residents of Logan and children of their listed parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harvey Alex Hunsacker
Alex Hunsacker
Betty Jane Brown
C. D. Brown
Letart Falls Social Notes Reflect Community Events
Rev C L Thayer opened revival services in Letart Falls with Ava Hamer from Ironton set to lead singing on Dec 1 for 15 days. A Racine Ep worth League meeting is planned and PTA will serve lunch. The Garden Club, led by Mrs Harry Allen, discussed chrysanthemums and planned a Christmas home decoration contest. A wedding in St Marys linked to Senator Fleming was noted, as was the funeral of William Amos aged 97 with many relatives listed from multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letart Falls
C. L. Thayer
Ava Hamer
Ironton
Harry Allen
Eva Sayre
Allen
May Alexander
Dan Gist
Letart
W. Va
Fred Carsey
Pt Pleasant
St. Marys
Eleanor Fleming
Bradford Young
Charleston
Miss Fleming
Dan B. Fleming
Alexander
St. Marys Episcopal Church
Strider
Cliff
William Amos
Thayer
Amos
Baltimore
Betty
Middleport
Thomas Pickens
Baltimore, Md
Howard Amos
Washington, D. C
Warren Pickens
Dayton
C. M. Ashley
Canton
Homer Loyd
Industry
Ralph Pickens
Mason City
Bessie Pickens
West Columbia
Louise Conroy
Huntington
William Conroy
Portsmouth
Sauders
Pomeroy
Elza Ye
Clarence Sargent
Apple Grove
Florence Bays
Arthur Roush
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Walter McDade
Troy
H. B. Grimm
Wayne Woodyard
Grace Crow
Toronto
Gladys Crow
Beaver
Ernest Ashley
Mar! Ashley
Homer Ashley
Ralph Ashley
E. E. Ashley
James Philips
Rev Jones Back in Pulpit Across Denominations
Logan clergy return to services after illness with sermons from Rev Cecil Harding Jones at First Presbyterian. Other churches hold morning Holy Communion and evening evangelistic talks. youth groups plan Lancaster youth retreat and unified services elect Conference officers at Gore United Brethren Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Lancaster
First Church
Wiant
Epworth League
Delbert S. Mills
Columbus
Enterprise United Brethren Church
Myron W. Clark
Bethany United Brethren Church
Women’s Missionary Society
Otterbein Guild
Clark
General Conference
Gore United Brethren Church
S. J. Nihiser
Annual Meeting Of Bible Class Held In Logan
The Men's Bible Class of the Methodist Sunday School met Thursday evening with a 6 o'clock dinner. Rev. Stanley W. Wiant spoke in place of ill Rev. Warren H. Bright. Vance Webb was re elected president with D. C. Walker as vice president and Jacob Robb as secretary treasurer. Regular teachers included E. N. Turner Samuel H. Dillon Miles Graham L P Mooney Rev Wiant and Prof Clark. Attendance totaled 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Turner
Samuel H. Dillon
Miles Graham
L. P. Mooney
Wiant
Clark
Union Furnace Beats The Plains In Close Contest
Logan report Union Furnace varsity edged The Plains 24 to 22 on their home floor as Trowbridge led with nine points and Slater had ten for The Plains. The Plains led 17 to 9 at halftime before Union Furnace rallied to tie 20 all in the third. Union Furnace reserves also defeated The Plains 19 to 12 in the preliminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
the Plains
Union Furnace
Carbon Hill
Trowbridge
Slater
Illness Update at Cherington Hospital
Mrs William F Bowen superintendent of nurses at Cherington Hospital is ill with influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
William F. Bowen
Cherrington Hospital
Community Socials and PTA Meeting Highlight Portsmouth
Children spent Thursday with Rev and Mrs Thayer while Miss Marie Philips stayed with grandparents. Mrs Lillie Wagner and Mrs H B Powell hosted guests from Syracuse Charleston and Fresno. PTA met Tuesday at the school with a large turnout and a program on The Value of the Individual. Meeting adjourned to the last Tuesday in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Thayer
Marie Philips
Lillie Wagner
H. B. Powell
Ernest Duffy
Syracuse
John Burnell
Charleston
Emma Newman Vance
Fresno
Calif
Carrie Roberts
PTA
Buck
New Hocking County Tax Rates Approved
The State Tax Commission has set all tax rates for Hocking County and the auditor’s office is ready to proclaim them for the upcoming collection period. This marks an early readiness after several years of delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Logan
Ocking County
State Tax Commission
Farm Council Set to Meet Next Week
Logan B. B. Spohn will attend the Hocking County Agricultural Extension Council meeting at the Smoot home 172 Mound St. Officers may be elected and a slide show on a new extension project will be shown. Refreshments will follow hosted by Mrs. Smoot and Mrs. Bennington. Beekeepers Plan Tuesday Meeting at Court House. Charles Reese of Columbus to speak.
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LOGAN
B. B. Spohn
Hocking County Agricultural Extension Council
James R. Smoot
Mound St
Smoot
Bennington
Logan — Hocking Beekeepers Association
Carl Beery
Charles Reese
Columbus
Elk Memorial Service Scheduled by Logan Lodge
The Logan Lodge of Elks holds a memorial service at 2:30 p.m. Sunday with Dr. Walter E. Brehm as speaker. Publicly open, the event honors George Burk Ross Wagstaff Milo Logue and J. D. Sanderson who died in the last year. A Gaffin couple Brandt and Walter Prather quartet will sing Unfold Ye Portals. Mrs Prather to play a musical prelude and vocal solos by William J. Davis and Walter Prather accompany the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Logan Lodge of Elks
Walter E. Brehm
George Burk
Ross Wagstaff
Milo Logue
J. D. Sanderson
Carlos Gaffin
Marjorie Brandt
Walter Prather
Goose Creek Work Delayed by Rain Start Planned Friday
Work on the Goose Creek stream was postponed by rain with the start date moved to Friday. City council provisions authorized Service Director R. R. Loomis to purchase materials for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goose Creek
Logan
R. R. Loomis
Eat Meat and the Merry It’s Good for You
Meat is highly digestible with about 96 percent fat digested. Babies may start with meat juices at five months and meat soups soon after. Meat provides Satisfaction Value and Savory Value, aiding digestion and stimulating saliva and gastric flow. American Meat Institutes, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Meat Institutes
Chicago
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Hocking
Race
Cotton
FSA
Ally
E. Vv. Baughman
Bennett
Rauch
Asiar Cake
Rauch's Bakery
Europe
Adolf Hitler
Florence
Italy
Mussolini
Count Ciano
von Ribbentrop
Ogan Social Notes
H. M. Whitcraft
Blosser’s
N. Culver St
C. S. Clarke
Ben Ross
Harry Stevenson
Good Hope Institute
Perry Two
Barbara Ann
THE
Richardson Baking Company
Jones
Plains
Farm Council
Elk
American Medical Association
Council On Foods and Nutrition of American Medical Association
P. S
Beth
Ohio
Ohio Food Market
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