Immunization Program Begins for Logan Grade Schoolers
Logan city health officer Dr. C P Swett started free anti diphtheria immunization for first grade children with parental consent. Central and West schools treated Thursday, East on Friday, about fifty children this round, funded by city council. Countywide campaigns by Dr W B Lacock previously reached about 2000 children and diphtheria cases have fallen in Hocking County since immunization began.
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W. B. Lacock
Hocking County
Logan church group opens fall season with speaker Wright
The Men's Brotherhood of the United Brethren Church in Logan held its first fall meeting with Rev. P. E B. Wright as main speaker. About 00 attended. Plan to hold more meetings this winter with outside speakers. Lunch followed.
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Logan
Men's Brotherhood of the United Brethren Church
P. E B. Wright
Hocking County
Melvin Heft
Hamburger Fry At Black Jack Camp Clubhouse
Members of the Christian Endeavor of First Presbyterian Church attended a hamburger fry hosted by Rev. R C Babylon Thursday evening at the Black Jack Camp clubhouse. Attendees included June Grooms Betty Hall Jean Webb Elizabeth Smith Nelle Schwenke Mary Sloan Marjorie Henderson Wallace Shriner Dick Spannow Ray Collison Charles Grinstead Ralph Webb Gus Sloan Elwood Shaw Bruce Price Rev. Babylon Mrs. Bess Mutchmore and Mr and Mrs Walter Kleinschmidt. The bus trip was driven by George Lemon.
Revival meeting schedule announced at United Brethren Church
The United Brethren Church in Rockbridge sets revival meetings for next week led by Rev J R Love with Rev Dewey Whitwell of Nashville arriving Oct 3 to lead two weeks of services. Next week's lineup includes Rev W H Long Wednesday Rev A P Cohagen Thursday Rev John A Toy Friday Rev P E Wright Saturday.
Logan High Band travels to Athens to cheer Chieftains
The Logan High School Band joins a large Logan delegation to Athens to attend the Athens Chieftain football game. Directors Richard McCutchan Kenneth Oeffler and Glen Shriner lead the group along with fifth grade baton star. Plans are under way for the band’s participation in the next eisteddfod in Jackson. Harrington Class hosts Monday meeting at Mrs Abell’s home on South Culvy Street with Mrs Frank W Harden and Miss Florence Bort as hostesses.
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LOGAN
Athens
Athens Chieftain
Logan High School
Richard McCutchan
Kenneth Oeffler
Glen Shriner
Jackson
Harrington
Frank W. Harden
C. B. Abell
Florence Bort
More Students Use Public Library Daily
LOGAN Increased reference work at city schools is shown by students using the public library at city hall. Miss Christine Frasch librarian suggests teachers obtain small book collections for school use from time to time. LOGAN Eagles Aerie held a hall dance Wednesday evening with Rudy Rempel and his orchestra providing music.
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Logan
City Hall
Christine Frasch
Aerie of Eagles
Rudy Rempel
Church Room Redecorated in Logan
The Methodist Episcopal Church dining room was redecorated this week by local contractor Buell Eby who carried out the renovation work.
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Logan
Methodist Episcopal Church
Buell Eby
Home-Coming Plans In Logan Churches Set For Sunday
Logan scene outlines events for a church home coming with morning services led by Rev J G Spears and speakers from Columbus Circleville and local clergy. Evening platform meeting, sermons on The Haunted House and The Prophet in the Pew, choir, and en jornada events across several churches. Election board checks ballots and rules on Stephen Barber candidacy needs citizenship papers.
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W. N. Shank
Logan Methodist Episcopal Church
Logan
Hocking County
Election Board
Stephen Barber
Ward Township
Brick Work Afoot On Rockbridge Road Upgrade
Work to deliver brick for the road improvement north of Rockbridge is slated to begin early next week. After concrete placement, bricklaying will start on one lane while fragments stay on site to manage one way traffic.
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Logan
Rockbridge
Fragmens
Local clubs host gatherings and services in Logan area
Bridge Club met at Mrs Edward Jones home with Mrs Homer Gabriel high score. Sewing Club at Miss Mary McGonagle's Warner Avenue home included Mrs Thomas Evans and Miss Teresa Kaiser among guests. Logan services for Ralph Howe Jr. set at Heinlein Bros Chapel Saturday at 2. Wesley Chapel Church to hold fourth annual home coming with speech program and basket dinner. Public library book committee asks for suggestions to guide new purchases via librarian Christine Frasch.
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Bridge Club
Edward Jones
Homer Gabriel
Mary McGonagle
Sewing Club
Warner Avenue
Thomas Evans
Teresa Kaiser
Carl Poling
Francis Myers
Tony Smiley
Dorothy Johnson
Kathleen McGonagle
Logan
Heinlein Bros. Chapel
Ralph, Jr
Ralph Howe
W. N. Shank
Oak Grove Cemetery
Wesley Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church
Oeffler Lands New Job as Waiter
Logan residents learn Kenneth Oeffier band drum major has accepted a waiter position. He previously worked several months at a local filling station.
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Oeffler
Logan
Kenneth Oeffier
Edna Floyd of Columbus Visits for Squirrel Hunt
Mrs Edna Floyd of Columbus spent a few days here with relatives and joined a squirrel hunt, claiming two squirrels. Nearby guests included Howard and William Bush, Cathy and Walter Anderson, and Joe Hillyer from Murray City, along with Miss Elizabeth Rempel and H Q Wasson visitors.
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Edna Floyd
Columbus
William Bush
Howard Bush
Murray City
Charles Keeton
the Plains
Walter Anderson
Joe Hillyer
Elizabeth Rempel
H. Q. Wasson
Colum
Music Teachers Plan for Rural School Year
Music instructors from county rural schools met at the county superintendent's office to discuss problems and plans for the year. A grade musical festival will be at Union Furnace gym early in December, and a county-wide high school festival is set for February. Attendees include Janet White Louise Rice Helen Rafferty and Martha Smith. Grace Orr attended another meeting.
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LOGAN
Union Furnace
Janet White
Louise Rice
Helen Rafferty
Martha Smith
Grace Orr
Boys Take Secret Trip To Columbus
Ned Barthlow and Todd Shaw left Logan secretly for Columbus on Wednesday evening. Authorities aided in the search and found them Thursday morning. Sheriff Joe Farbearn said the youths were located and returned to their families. Barthlow is the son of Clyde Barthlow and Shaw of Neal Shaw.
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Logan
American Legion
Logan Post
Columbus
Jack Clifford
Clifford
Ned Barthlow
Todd Shaw
Joe Farbearn
Barthiow
Clyde Barthlow
Shaw
Neal Shaw
First Meeting of Logan Thimble and Art Club
Logan Thimble and Art Club guests of Mrs. Jennie Preston for their first fall meeting. Luncheon table with fall flowers, covers for 15. Short business session led by Mrs. C. E. Yontz. Mrs. M. H. Cherrington attended. Stevenson visit at Forest ends with squirrel hunting.
De Haven Couple Plans Move to City
Mr and Mrs Milo De Haven of Springfield prepare to move to the city next week. De Haven is district supervisor for the Chakeres Theaters.
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Logan
Milo DeHaven
Springfield
Mr. DeHaven
Chakeres Theaters
Mrs Frank Minner Admitted After Appended Surgery
Mrs Frank Minner of Nelsonville was admitted to Chiltrington Hospital Thursday for an appendicitis operation.
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Logan
Frank Minner
Nelsonville
Cherrington Hospital
New Hope For Weak Ailing Men and Women
Advert explains a tonic claim to restore energy by increasing red blood cells. It promotes Clements Tonic as a quick acting remedy for fatigue, nerves, and appetite, urging purchase at Athens Pharmacy with a money back guarantee. The ad cites Athens Pharmacy at 7 N Court St. Adv. ae
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Clements
Athens
Court Bt
McArthur Woman Injured in Route 75 Accident
Logan report states Mrs. Fred Mitchell of McArthur was taken to Cherring ton Hospital after a Thursday crash on Route 75 eight miles north. She sustained a fractured lower jaw and shock. driver Mrs. Car Kraft was less seriously hurt and received treatment in McArthur.
Plans Set for Central Ohio District Encampment
The auxiliary to the Sons of Union Veterans met at Pocahontas Hall with the Sons of Veterans to finalize plans for hosting the Central Ohio District Encampment. Preparations are to entertain at least 150 delegates from ten camps, and three new members were initiated.
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Sons of Union Veterans
Pocahontas Hall
Sons of Veterans
Central
Ohio
City Officials Await Full Report On Public Records Check
Logan officials received copies of a report by state examiners W. A. Galigher and G. W. Chamberlin who audited city records. They completed the check of receipts for the final year of the prior administration and the first year and a half of Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgeralds term. The complete report is expected within a few days.
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Logan
W. A. Galigher
G. W. Chamberlin
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Local Car Sales and Officials Visit Logan
A partial report notes brisk car sales in Logan with 33 new cars sold in September and six trucks. Prosecutor Lanning Auditor Nunemaker and state officials discussed measures related to the bill system and salting procedures Thursday.
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Col Logan
Lanning
A. J. Nunemaker
Sion
Nunemake
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