Logan PTA Largest in Southeast Ohio with 393 Members
Logan's Parent-Teacher Association reports a membership of 393, the largest in southeastern Ohio and sixth in the state. The meeting announced award winners, sixth grade room activities, room mother appointments, and a Christmas party set for December 20 with a program and refreshments.
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Logan
Ohio
Logan Parent- Teacher Association
Southeastern Ohio
Dick Frasure
Bob Heine
Martha Kelch
Barbara Huls
Joan Wittekind
Betty Meldrim
Minnie Moore
Central Building
Fred Carpenter
Earl Wittekind
John Buntz
Joe Phillips
John W. McBroom
John Lee
Harry Thomas
Walter E. Brehm
G. E. Carr
Walter Leonard
Joe Rowley
B. A. Hall
Sally Holmes
M. R. Parker
Clinton Webb
Stanton ‘Pond
Birthday party held for Ted McDaniel in Nelsonville
A birthday gathering for Ted McDaniel at his Nelsonville home included guests Mr and Mrs David Hickman Mr and Mrs Okley Hysell and Mr and Mrs Alva Bray from Logan on Sunday.
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Logan
Ted McDaniel
Nelsonville
David Hickman
Okley Hysell
Alva Bray
Logan Stores Begin Holiday Decorations on Main Street
Logan Main Street shops roll out Christmas decorations with evergreen bows and colorful electric lights. Local Chamber of Commerce officials are pooling a fund to finance general decoration efforts.
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Logan — Main St
Chamber of Commerce
Question Trio In Logan for Theft of Car
FBI representative and U S marshal questioned Pete Polinsky Frank Soda and James Myrne of Niles with Ruth Peckens of Toronto Ohio about a car theft in Warren Ohio that stretched through Ohio and into West Virginia. A Dyer Act violation will be charged. Sheriff Farbearn prepared to file gasoline theft charges in common pleas court.
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Logan
FBI
U. S
Kenneth Kerr
Frank Brugner
Pete Polinsky
Frank Soda
James Myrne
Niles
Ruth Peckens
Toronto
Joe Farbearn
Nellis Smith
Lew Reynolds
Lancaster
Warren
Ohio
West Virginia
Common Pleas Court
John Miller
Steubenville
Logan visitor Edward Herzog returns to Chillicothe hospital
Edward Herzog who had been visiting Logan friends since Wednesday was taken to the government hospital at Chillicothe Sunday by Ewald Schmitter.
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Logan
Edward Herzog
Chillicothe
Ewald Schmitter
Building Work Progress in Hocking County
Progress continues on multiple projects in Hocking County. W. W. Marks’ Warner Ave residence nears plastering. Samuel Strawn builds a five room frame house near Logan on Nickel Plate Road. Lewis Graham remodels the Graham farm home in Green Township. A New Straitsville filling station building nears completion, leased to Leroy Conkle of Logan.
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Logan
W. W. Marks
Warner Ave
Samuel Strawn
Nickel Plate Road
Graham
Green Township
Lewis Graham
New Straitsville
W. T. Sprankle
Leroy Conkle
Miss Ruth Bryan Visits Parents in Wilmington
Miss Ruth Bryan of the Junior High faculty spent the latter part of the week in Wilmington visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Bryan. She reports that her mother is recovering slowly from a hip injury received in a fall several weeks ago.
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Logan
Ruth Bryan
Wilmington
T. H. Bryan
Letart Falls Kin Attend McDade Rites
Letart Falls notes funeral attendances and family movements across West Virginia and nearby towns. Included are details of A G McDade’s funeral at Millwood and various relatives visiting, hosting, and traveling to events in Letart Falls, Ravens, and surrounding areas.
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Letart Falls
Twelve School Buses Report for Tests at Fairground
Twelve school bus operators appeared at the fairground for the annual inspection by State Highway Patrol from the Athens sub-station. Other districts will be represented in a continuation today. Supt. J. W. Coleman will contact bus owners who failed to report.
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Logan
Fairground
Athens
Supt
J. W. Coleman
Prosecutor Hubert Lappen Ill With Influenza
Prosecutor Hubert D. Lappen was ill Monday at his W Hunter Street home and unable to be at his office. He is suffering from an attack of influenza.
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Logan
Hubert D. Lappen
W. Tlunter St
Daughters of America to Hold Final 1937 Meeting
Logan Daughters of America Club meets Wednesday evening at the Junior Order Hall on E Main St for installation of officers. Officers to be installed include Margaret Kistler president Victoria Riddlebarger vice president Margaret Columber recording secretary Lena Glass treasurer A potluck supper a Christmas grab bag with gifts limited to a quarter and officers hope for strong attendance.
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Logan—Daughters of America Club
Junior Order
E. Main St
Margaret Kistler
Victoria Riddlebarger
Margaret Columber
Lena Glass
Fine Man $10 for Hunting Law Violation
Logan Allen Beougher near Logan was charged with hunting without a license and fined $10 and costs after arrest by Deputy Game Protector Edward Eberst. Chester Blake was fined $10 and costs for hunting on a state game refuge after arraignment before Magistrate C. T. Stephenson. Deputy Eberst took him into custody.
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Logan
Allen Beougher
Edward Eberst
S. B. Whitehart
Chester Blake
C. T. Stephenson
Eberst
Ben Singer Acquires Logan Land Parcels
Ben Singer of this city has acquired several Logan parcels from Citizens Savings Association. The purchases include the S Mulberry Street building housing the American Auto Wrecking Co and a second local building. Also bought were seven parcels in Weltner Addition including the Weltner dwelling and a lot on Riff Avenue once owned by John Lowery.
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Logan
Ben _ Singer
Citizens Savings Association
S. Mulberry St
American Auto Wrecking Co
Weltner
John Lowery
Riff Ave
Former Logan Resident B C Reber Dies at 80
Logan notes the death of B C Reber 80 who died in Loveland. A former Logan druggist, he once ran a James Block pharmacy. his jeweler was Lawrence Yerges. Reber left Logan about 40 years ago and is survived by relatives in Logan.
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Logan
B. C. Reber
Loveland
Oak Grove Cemetery
Reber
James Block
Main St
Lawrence Yerges
J. D. Sanderson
Walter Kleinschmidt
Ella Rochester
Cy Rochester
Circleville Man Tells Of Rotary in Europe
Carl Herrmann of Circleville spoke to the local Rotary club about European Rotary clubs. He had recently returned from a European tour whose findings framed his talk. The meeting announced next week’s Chieftain football squad visit and a guest speaker to be named. Logan guests Robert Burden and Dr. George Roberts attended.
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Logan
Rotary
Europe
Carl Herrmann
Circleville
Chieftain
Robert Burden
George Roberts
Pair Face Charges In Damaging David Evans Home
Logan William Evans of Carbon Hill and Ernest Evans of Sand Run were taken into custody early Monday by Deputy Rudolph Brandt and brought to Logan. Charges will be filed in Magistrate S B Whitehart s court. They allegedly damaged David Evans residence in Carbon Hill.
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Logan
William Evans
Carbon Hill
Ernest Evans
Sand Run
Rudolph Brandt
S. B. Whitehart
David Evans
Evangelist Arrives for Logan Nazarene Revival
Rev. T. M. Anderson of Westport Kentucky begins special revival at Logan Church of the Nazarene Sunday morning. Services run through December 13 with Pastor C B Clendenen assisting. Anderson is a graduate of Asbury College Willmore Kentucky and recently concluded a revival at Athens Nazarene Church.
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Logan
T. M. Anderson
Westport
Logan Church of the Nazarene
C. B. Clendenen
Anderson
Asbury College
Willmore
Athens Nazarene Church
Logan‑Roger Friend Visits Clarence Heine in Columbus
Logan Roger Friend of Logan visited Clarence Heine in a Columbus hospital where Heine recovers from a hip fracture suffered in an automobile crash near McArthur a month ago. Heine remains confined for several weeks as he heals.
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Logan
Roger
Columbus
Clarence Heine
McArthur
Mr. Heine
Education official inspects Hocking rural high schools
State Education Department representative Poor and Supt. Coleman visited Hocking County Monday to inspect rural high schools. Earlier inspections included Murray City and Carbon Hill. John Lee and A J Waldron from Logan were summoned for the federal petit jury in Columbus on December 7, with service through much of December. Donald S. Bort recently completed grand jury service.
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Logan
O. E. Poor
State Department of Education
Hocking County
Supt
J. W. Coleman
Murray City
Carbon Hill
John Lee
A. J. Waldron
Federal Petit Jury
Columbus
Donald S. Bort
Sugar Grove Route One extended to aid Good Hope families
An extension of Sugar Grove Route One will become effective early next month, benefiting at least five more families in Good Hope Township. The extended route will pass the fire tower completed some time ago in the Good Hope area.
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Logan
Sugar Grove
Good Hope Township
Good Hope
Judge Allows Payment of Big Dividend
Judge Phil A. Henderson granted authorization to William H. Kroeger to pay a 40 percent dividend to claimants against Citizens Savings Association. Paul Shaw has liquidated the institution since May 16, 1933, with two prior 10 percent dividends. The distribution, ordered December 1, covers all registered claimants as funds were collected over the past year.
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Logan
Phil A. Henderson
William H. Kroeger
Building and Loan Associations
Citizens Savings Association
Paul Shaw
Logan Church Center Hosts Zone Youth Rally
Logan Church of the Nazarene will host a Zone youth rally at 7 30 p m Friday with Reverend Fritzlin a returned India missionary as speaker. The zone covers about 15 Southeastern Ohio churches and two banners for attendance and percentage will be awarded. Logan cannot compete this time. Rev. C B Clendenen will lead the program.
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Logan
Logan Church of the Nazarene
Fritzlin
India
Ohio
C. B. Clendenen
Copper Wire Thieves Fined and Jailed After Haydenville Larceny
Pleas of guilty entered by Raymond Bond Cecil Chaffin and Fred Spence of Haydenville before Magistrate S B Whitehart. Each fined 50 dollars and costs and ordered to serve ten days in jail for petty larceny in the copper wire theft from the Natco plant last week.
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Logan
Raymond Bond
Cecil Chaffin
Fred Spence
Haydenville
S. B. Whitehart
Natco
Rabbit Warning Issue on Rabbit Harvest Rules
Deputy Game Protector Edward Eberst issues warning that rabbits may be taken only by dog and gun and that trapping for rabbits is prohibited. This notice emphasizes legal hunting method restrictions and enforces wildlife protection.
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LOGAN
Edward Eberst
Durward Brannigan Recovers From Throat Operation
Mr and Mrs James Brannigan of Camden New Jersey learn their son Durward has recovered from a throat operation and is arranging to spend the holiday season with them.
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Logan
James Brannigan
Durward
Camden
N. J
Marriage License Issued in Columbus for Ellinger and Karn
Harley A. Ellinger a 27 year old teacher from Logan and Florence Karn a 29 year old teacher from Columbus received marriage licenses in Columbus at the end of the week. The Ellinger is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Ellinger. Florence Karn is identified as a Columbus resident.
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Logan
Columbus
Harley A. Ellinger
A. M. Ellinger
Florence Karn
Laurelville Men Receive 30 Day Sentences
Clyde Robinson and John Ross were arrested after a Friday night fight in Laurelville. They faced Mayor Clay Reichelderfer, received fines of 25 dollars plus costs, and were sentenced to 30 days in the county jail. Robinson previously escaped from jail years earlier.
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Logan
Clyde Robinson
John Ross
Laurelvill
Nellis Smith
Alfred B. Campbell
Clay Reichelderfer
Laurelville
Robinson
Liberty
Logan Couple Secures Marriage Permit in Probate Court
Jay Ivan Tullis, 52, Columbus salesman, and Mabel E. McDaniel, 45, Columbus saleswoman, obtained a marriage permit Monday in probate court. They were wed by Magistrate C. T. Stephenson. Tullis is a former Logan resident.
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Logan
Jay Ivan Tullis
Columbus
Mabel E. McDaniel
C. T. Stephenson
Tullis
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