Logan Festival Plans Complete
Preparations for the fall festival are advancing with tents being pitched wires being placed and windows decorated for the event opening Thursday. Main street traffic is halted as electricians string wire to power concession tents while merry go round and ferris wheel sites block South and North Market streets near the courthouse.
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Logan
Main Street
South Market Street
Courthouse
North Market Street
Spring Street
Mulberry Street
Murray City Leads County High School Enrollment
Murray City reports 153 high school pupils, the largest attendance in the county aside from none. Other enrollments include Carbon Hill 0 and Laurelville 73, Union Furnace 68, Haydenville 40, Rockbridge 38, South Perry 31, Marion Township 26, Gibisonville 20, Washington Township 18, South Bloomingville 18. County official J W Coleman notes textbook uniformity as a county-wide issue and suggests standardized book lists and schedules.
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Coleman
Lyceum Course Set to Open in Logan October 10
Fifty Logan citizens sponsor a five number lyceum series to open October 10 at the Logan high school auditorium with music and magic. L. C. Laube presides, Mrs. W. H. Strentz is secretary, and George Hengst is treasurer. After expenses, any surplus will go to the Logan High School Athletic Association for field improvements.
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Logan
Lyceum
Logan High School
L. C. Laube
W. H. Strentz
George Hengst
Logan High School Athletic Association
Logan District Teachers Achieve Perfect Association Membership
All fifty Logan teachers hold 100 percent membership in the Southeastern Ohio Teachers Association the State Teachers Association and the National Educational Association. Superintendent C F Ridgley notes this marks a record for cities of Logan size and reflects continuity from 1926.
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Logan
Teachers’ Associations
C. F. Ridgley
Southeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
State Teachers’ Association
National Educational Association
Bowling League Roy Ellinger Fined in Logan Case
Roy Ellinger pleaded guilty to intoxication at arraignment before Magistrate F E Bright. He was fined 100 dollars with 75 dollars suspended on good behavior. Sheriff Lloyd arrested him after a disturbance at William Lentz’s home. He was warned to stay away in the future.
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Roy Ellinger
Logan
FE. F. Bright
Ellinger
Lloyd
William Lentz
Lentz
Westenhaver Party Attends Shrine Tour in Athens
The Westenhavers and companions visited Athens on Friday for a 6 o'clock dinner at the Berry Hotel and joined an inspection of the Athens Marietta and Bethany Shrine of Parkersburg White Shrine of Jerusalem. Mr and Mrs Dan Ridenour Carroll visited Ida M Stoughton and family Sunday. Mrs Andrew Wolfe New Lexington visits sister Willard Newman this week. Freisner family visited Rose Sharpe and Anna Leberman Sugar Grove recently. Sister Mrs W P Heft and Mrs C E Brehm Logan learned Mrs J H Bowman operated for gallstone in Columbus and was doing well.
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John Westenhaver
Will Petty
Estella Strentz
Athens
Berry Hotel
Marietta
Bethany
Parkersburg
Jerusalem
Dan Ridenour
Carroll
Ida M. Stoughton
Andrew Wolfe
New Lexington
Willard Newman
Philip Freisner
Rose Sharpe
Anna Leberman
Sugar Grove
W. P. Heft
C. E. Brehm
Logan
Columbus
J. H. Bowman
Gallstone
Local Notices and Familial Movements in Carroll
Floodwood John Stillwell visits his brother at Carroll. Mr and Mrs John Hall and daughter Edna of Nelsonville visit relatives Sunday. Fred Boring moves his family to Columbus. Her River recovering from long illness. Born to Mr and Mrs Clyde Lanning a daughter Marguerite Bell.
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John Stillwell
Carroll
John Hall
Edna
Nelsonville
Fred Boring
Columbus
River
Clyde Lanning
Marguerite Bell
Aged Mrs Blair Illness Improves Attendance at Camp
Aged Mrs Blair, previously ill, is able to be about. Mrs Hurley and her son Forest were called to Columbus by the illness of Blair’s daughter. A number from here attended the Athens camp meeting Saturday night. James Ellis is at Carroll cutting corn. Melvin Ward and Charles Hook have gone to Dayton to work.
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Blair
Membership Gains Reported at Athens County Club Meeting
The Athens Country Club reported gains in all membership classifications and notable course improvements over the last year. About forty members attended the annual meeting presided by Mayor Sam M. Johnson with 242 total members including 193 active, 18 associate, 1 junior, and 30 non-resident. Ben M. Covert elected to a three year director term replacing F. W. Bush.
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Athens Country Club
Sam M. Johnson
W. B. Golden
Darrell Sams
Ben M. Covert
F. W. Bush
Giant mummy found in tomb near Church of St John in Wilderness
A giant mummy measuring 7 feet 10 inches was found in an ancient tomb uncovered during restoration near St John in the Wilderness. The mummy was re interred in the tomb after discovery.
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Church of St. John-in the- Wilderness
Tax gasoline for all uses urged by North American conference
The North American Gasoline Tax conference in Columbus ended its three day session endorsing a plan to tax all gasoline including industrial and stationary engine use and highway vehicles. The resolution proposes a bill to fund state coffers if legislatures approve.
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Columbus
U.P
Untaxed gasoline revenue highlighted in state budget
A historical notice reports thousands of dollars from gasoline sales that were previously untaxed, signaling a shift in tax collection and revenue potential for the state. The brief notes the amount in thousands and frames it as a policy adjustment with fiscal implications.
Enjoy Picnic by Salem Methodist Class
Salem Oct 5 The Young People's class of the Salem M E Sunday school with teacher motor to Rutland Sunday for a picnic at Rutland picnic ground. Afternoon spent on discussion of the Sunday school lesson. Members listed include Delores Lohse Edith Pollard Dorcas Parry Grace Wilson Vivian Wilkes Neta Brandenburg Chester Wilson Everet Wilson Wilford McDonald Kenneth Wilkes and teacher Mrs John McDonald.
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Salem
Salem M. E
Rutland
Delores’ Lohse
Edith Pollard
Dorcas Parry
Grace Wilson
Vivian Wilkes
Neta Brandenberg
Chester Wilson
Everet Wilson
Wilford McDonald
Kenneth Wilkes
John McDonald
Glouster PTA Provides Books for Needy Students
The Glouster Parent-Teacher Association supplied books to students unable to purchase them. Local officials praised the program and thanked donors for supporting literacy in the community.
Books Loaned by Glouster P T A Help Pupils
Through the Glouster Parent Teacher Association books are supplied to pupils who cannot buy them. The books are loaned and may be purchased later. if not, they are returned for use next year. Mrs Zern Cunningham remains in serious condition after multiple operations at Mt Carmel hospital in Columbus.
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Glouster
Parent- Teacher Association
Zern Cunningham
Columbus
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Cunningham
Glouster to Meet Chauncey in Friday Football Game
Glouster high school faces Chauncey high school Friday afternoon at Chauncey grounds. A large delegation of football fans is expected to accompany the Glouster team.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Chauncey High School
Chauncey Grounds
Chauncey
Examinations Set for 26 State Posts on October 18 and 19
The state civil service commission issues a bulletin calling examinations for 26 positions including superintendent of the Orient institution for feeble minded statistician for the office of the secretary of state and physicians for various state institutions.
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State Civil Service Commission
Orient Institution
Secretary of State
Giant's mummy found in ancient English tomb
Exmouth England reports a discovery of a mummy in a historic English tomb suggesting knowledge of mummification among ancient Britons. The find broadens understanding of prehistoric burial practices and links to Egyptian methods.
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Exmouth
Britain
Glouster Fan Attends World Series Opener in Pittsburgh
Glouster sends at least one supporter to Pittsburgh for the World Series opener. T. A. Noon, a fuel inspector for the N Y C, made a business trip to attend Tuesday's game and planned to remain for the start of the series.
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Glouster
Pittsburgh
T. A. Noon
Funeral services for Mrs. Charles Mink
Burial followed at Maplewood Cemetery after services at the Maplewood home conducted by Rev. A Y Willcox. Mrs. Mink, 71, leaves her husband and three stepchildren Mrs. C A Beal of this city Mrs. Williams of Athens and F W Mink of Oakland California.
Kiwanis Sing at Farmers Institute Session
Kiwanis club Tuesday night featured a group song during a session led by Song Leader er LeFavor. The Rev. Roberts of the Church of Christ sang two solos as the agricultural committee arranged plans for a Farmers Institute at Trimble Glouster.
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Glouster
Er LeFavor
Kiwanis Club
Roberts
Church of Christ
Asthma Remedy Promoted by Anderson McCoy Labs
An Ohio physician based in Highland markets a prescription asthma remedy named Asmara after 18 years of research. The ad claims local use created national demand and offers a questionnaire to tailor prescriptions. Write for details from Anderson McCoy Laboratories.
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Anderson-McCoy Laboratories
Highland
Ohio
Kiwanis Group Plans At Farmers Institute Meeting
Kiwanis members will attend the farmers institute held with Trimble Grange next week and the local club is expected to have strong representation. The attendance prize was awarded by R. G. Webber to A. H. Chute. One visitor, Kiwanian Beatty of Xenia, was present at the meeting.
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Farmers’ Institute
Trimble Grange
R. G. Webber
A. H. Chute
Kiwanian Beatty
Xenia
Mrs Lucy Fawcett Returns Home To Spring Street
Mrs. Lucy Fawcett spent the summer at New Matamoras with Mr and Mrs G E May and has now returned to the city to reside with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs John B Elliott on Spring Street.
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Lucy Fawcett
New Matamoras
G. E. May
John B. Elliott
Spring Street
Mrs Stirl McClelland and Mrs Kurtzman Visit Columbus Guests
Mrs Stirl McClelland and Mrs iq Kurtzman traveled to Columbus on Tuesday to be hosted by Mr and Mrs Donald Figgins.
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Stirl McClelland
Iq Kurtzman
Columbus
Donald Figgins
New MELLO-GLO Face Powder Hits the Market
An ad touts MELLO GLO a new French Process powder that minimizes pores and keeps makeup longer. It promises a pure fine texture for a peachy look and youthful complexion for women, urging readers to buy Marvelous new powder today.
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Universal Pictual
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