Lancaster High Showdowns Stirs Logan Gridiron Fans
Logan fans wonder how Lancaster High School will perform against the Chieftains in Friday night’s game. Lancaster boasts a strong line and powerful backs, having beaten New Lexington 40 to 0 and Jackson 13 to 0, but losing 13 to 0 to Steubenville last week.
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LOGAN
Lancaster High School
Lancaster
Steubenville
New Lexington
Jackson
Chieftains
Fred Burchfield
Lancaster Band
Mrs. Yaw Takes Oath As Hocking Auditor
Ora Yaw was sworn in to fill the unexpired term of her husband Winfield S. Yaw as Hocking County auditor. Prosecutor Hubert D. Lappen administered the oath. She has worked in the office six and a half years, with deputies Blanche England and Margaret Soliday continuing in their roles.
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Logan
Ora Yaw
Hocking
Winfield S. Yaw
Hubert D. Lappen
Yaw
Blanche England
Margaret Soliday
Logan Legion Post To Install Officers
Plans are completed for tonight's installation at Logan Post of the American Legion with District Commander Everett Eveland of Crooksville in charge. A social with Crooksville American Legion Quartet music follows. Attendance is expected to be large as former servicemen are invited and Armistice Day observance actions may be taken.
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Logan
Logan Post
American Legion
Everett Eveland
Crooksville
Crooksville American Legion Quartet
Logan welcomes former state senator on Logan visit
Attorney C. E. Vollenweider, once McArthur state senator, spent most of Monday on business in Logan, lingering most of the day in the city.
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Logan
C. E. Vollenweider
McArthur
Mrs Joe Walburn Reported Slightly Improved at Cherrington
Mrs Joe Walburn was taken to Cherrington Hospital for treatment after being injured Saturday. A physician said she was slightly improved and would undergo a blood transfusion operation later this week.
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Logan
Joe Walburn
Cherrington Hospital
Start New Home on Warner Ave in Logan
Excavation began Monday for a new frame cottage to be built by Roland Woolery on Warner Avenue in Logan. It marks the third new dwelling erected in that city section over the past year.
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LOGAN
Warner Ave
Roland Woolery
Clara Stone Returns to Cherrington Hospital Duties
Miss Clara Stone resumes the post of assistant office secretary at Cherrington Hospital on Monday after a two weeks vacation. Part of the leave included a trip to the East.
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Logan
Clara Stone
Cherrington Hospital
East
Public Auction Notice of Mable Lawrence Estate
The undersigned will offer for sale on the first day of October 1937 at the residence of Mable Lawrence deceased in Athens County Ohio public auction. Items include mules yearling heifer yearling bull milk cows hay rake mower disc harrow and other farm equipment with cash in hand. J D Lawrence administrator and John F P Kelso attorney.
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Mable Lawrence
Athens County
Athens Ohio
Athens Ohio Prohibits Airgun Use Within City Limits
Ordinance 776 forbids shooting or throwing with airguns or other weapons inside Athens Ohio. Violators face a fine of 1 to 25 dollars. The ordinance takes effect at the earliest legal time and was enacted September 20, 1927. Cornelia presided, Gordon Gray attested, Len McCune approved.
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Athens
Ohio
Cornelia
Gordon KB. Gray
Len KH
McCun
Logan hunter nets four squirrels in Monday trek
Veteran hunter Jerry Hammon of Logan and his son Claude bagged four and three squirrels respectively on a Monday woods trip. Hammon said the turnout was sparse with few signs of prior squirrel activity as nut cuttings were scarce.
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Logan
Jerry Hammon
Claude
Mr. Hammon
Logan Industrial Fund Liquidated After Dividend Ordered
The Logan Industrial Fund formed in 1929 to attract businesses is being liquidated. The final dividend was ordered after the auditing committee completed its work. The auditing report and fund committee books are on file at the Chamber of Commerce Office for donors to inspect.
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Logan
Logan Industrial Fund
Chamber of Commerce
Local Woman Hurt In Auto Collision
Mrs. E. D. Harden of near the city was injured Sunday evening when her car collided on Zanesville Ave with a car driven by Dalton Terrel of Gore. Harden suffered head and side injuries. both vehicles sustained damage.
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Logan
E. D. Harden
Zanesville Ave
Dalton Terrel
Gore
Lancaster Pastor To Resume Logan Rites
Logan The Rev C F Randolph of Lancaster will resume services at St Paul Protestant Episcopal Church Navy Plans for church redecorating were laid by the Guild at a meeting held at the home of Mrs V G Bowen Friday
Logan Pioneer Lucy Bowen Celebrates 88th Birthday
Monday marked the eighty eight birthday of Mrs. Lucy E. Bowen of N. Market Street a pioneer of Logan and Hocking County. She has retired from work as organist at the First Presbyterian Church after more than fifty years of service. Friends gathered during the day to offer greetings and presents.
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Logan
Lucy E. Bowen
N. Market St
Hocking County
Logan Common Pleas Opens October Term
The April term of common pleas court closed and the October term opened on Monday morning. Next Monday morning the grand jury will convene with about 25 cases to be presented by Prosecutor Hubert D. Lappen. On October 25 the petit jury is scheduled to begin its work.
Mrs Anthony Toerner to undergo throat operation at Crile Clinic
Mrs Anthony Toerner, accompanied by Mr Toerner and Mrs Frank Harden, traveled to Crile Clinic in Cleveland on Monday for a throat operation advised after weeks of ill health and a recent examination at the clinic.
Scouts Hold Joint Meeting At Fairgrounds
Scout Troop Meets LOGAN Troop One along with Girl Scouts sponsored by the Business and Professional Women's Club. They conducted observation and nature games, made scale maps, completed first class judging, led by Mrs. Lewis Grass Graham and Miss Precious Correll, ending with a picnic supper.
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LOGAN
The
Business and Professional Women's Club
Fairgrounds
Lewis Grass Graham
Precious Correll
Lecture on International Youth Offered at Logan High
Logan high schools will join for a 12 45 p m lecture by Miss Gertrude Westaby as part of a six session series on the assembly program. Lucille Deems was granted a divorce from Zedock Deems in common pleas court on Saturday on willful absence with custody awarded to the mother.
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Logan
Gertrude Westaby
Lucille Deems
Zedock Deems
Common Pleas
Brooks and Lanning Given Marriage License in Logan
Charles A. Brooks a 24 year old shoe worker of Logan and Ruth L. Lanning a 23 year old book keeper of Nelsonville obtained a marriage license Saturday. The note adds a line about transmission and engine friction consuming about 12 percent of a car's fuel energy.
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Logan
Charles A. Brooks
Rious Brooks
Ruth L. Lanning
Nelsonville
Elmer Tolliver
Logan Kiwanis To Elect Officers At Tonight Meeting
Logan Kiwanis will elect officers and delegates to the state convention in Toledo from October 17 to 20. In addition to the regular officers, two delegates and two alternates will be chosen at the meeting this evening.
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LOGAN
Toledo
Logan Kiwanis
Logan Gunners to Host Sunday Shoot at Fairgrounds
Logan Gun Club will not hold Thursday after noon shoots but will host a Sunday session at 1 PM at the fairgrounds range. Trap shooters from Lancaster Zanesville Nelsonville Glouster and New Straitsville expected to attend. Carl Stevens, pro champ who hit 100 straight last Thursday, likely to be present.
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Logan
Fairgrounds
Lancaster
Zanesville
Nelsonville
Glouster
New Straitsville
Carl Stevens
Hocking Fox Hunters Nominate Officers for November Election
Officers were nominated at a Hocking County Fox Hunters Association meeting held Monday night. Election: during the regular November meeting. Plans for the Armistice Day field meet and a beach show the preceding evening. Social program closed the session with the Inboden orchestra providing music.
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LOGAN
Hocking County Fox Hunters Association
Inboden Orchestra
New Prize Added to Local Baseball Museum Collectors Piece
Bill Sauer's baseball trophy display gains a donated item from Russell James of Haydenville. The ball bears the signatures of all New York Giants members except Bill Terry who was ill when the pennant clinching NL title date was signed.
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Logan
Bill Sauer
Russell James
Haydenville
New York Giants
Bill Terry
Giants
Logan Debt Shrinks as Years Pass
Logan's general debt has declined since 1933, dropping from 46,647.21 in 1933 to 33,516.51 in 1934 and 25,450.55 in 1935. Unpaid utility bonds total 9,000 and assessment bonds 4,500, but both are being met annually, leaving net indebtedness at 38,950.55.
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Logan
Hocking
Crash Victim Con fined Foreman Slowly Recovers
Logan Willis Lehman of North Mulberry Street remains homebound for weeks after pleurisy followed injuries from an automobile crash. Doctors say he will not return to duties as city service foreman for many weeks.
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Logan
Willis Lehman
N. Mulberry Sr
City Service Department
Funeral services for Mrs Bettie Tippie held in Chauncey
Chauncey The Sugar Creek Church hosted the funeral for 51 year old Mrs Bettie Tippie who died Saturday at her Peach Ridge home after a long illness. Rev Gilbert Courtney and Chauncey Church of Christ singers presided. Burial followed at West Union Street Cemetery Athens. Pallbearers included Robert Goodman and son Alva Karns Ervin Karns Charles Karns and Floyd Karns all of Chauncey. Survived by husband Ben a son Warren Tippie Lancaster three sisters and four brothers.
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Chauncey
Sugar Creek
Bettie Tippie
Peach Ridge
Columbus
Gilbert Courtney
Chauncey Church of Christ
West Union St
Athens
Robert Goodman
Alva Karns
Ervin Karns
Charles Karns
Floyd Karns
Church Conferences Announced by Ohio Churches
About 300 Churches of Christ in Ohio hold weeklong conferences for board members and church officers and teachers. Rev. A C Young of Lancaster leads with theme The Effective Church. Oct 6 Greens Run Oct 7 Trimble Oct 8 Taylor Ridge at 7 30 p m each location.
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Chauncey
Churches of Christ
Ohio
Greens Run
Taylor Ridge
Trimble Church of Christ
A. C. Young
Lancaster
Trimble
Chauncey Library to Receive New Books
Mrs Nell Rupe librarian reports 190 books in circulation during September. A number of new books are expected at the Chauncey library on Ellis Ave which will be available in the next few days.
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Chauncey
Nell Rupe
Chauncey Library
Rupe
Ellis Ave
Rally at Hollister School Announced for Homecoming
Hollister A B Sunday School plans a 9 30 am rally to start the day with a basket dinner at noon. Officials expect 202 attendees, with souvenirs for all. Classes will render music during services and both old and young will be recognized.
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Hollister
Hollister A. B
Albert Berg
Marietta Gene
Larry Rosser
Albany
Gladys McGee
Athens
Trimble Grange Holds Regular Meeting With Canaan Visitors
Trimble Grange No. 1830 met Saturday night in the Grange hall. A program was given by the Trimble Grange lecturer. Five visitors from Canaan Grange attended. A social hour followed as attendance was large.
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Chauncey
Trimble
Canaan
Five Injured In Chauncey Area Car Crash
A car en route to Chauncey skidded on wet pavement near Walnut Creek Bridge south of Columbus, overturning and injuring five, including Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ware and two year old son Buster. Mrs Ware and Mr Stone were seriously hurt and taken to St. Francis Hospital. The Wares are daughter and son in law of Chauncey residents Margaret Lowery and Mr Lowery.
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Chauncey
Roy Ware
Margaret Lowery
Buster
PTA Meet Called By Millfield Association Leader
CHAUNCEY Eben Gillespie, president of the Millfield PTA, announces a regular meeting to be held Tuesday night October 12 at East School. A program is being arranged and all parents and those interested in PTA work are urged to attend.
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Chauncey
Eben Gillespie
Millfield
Parent- Teacher Association
East School
Mrs Lizzie Ryan In White Cross Hospital
Beaumont resident Mrs Lizzie Ryan lies in White Cross Hospital Columbus likely to undergo surgery. Her daughter Mrs Edith Brown remains at the bedside with her.
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Chauncey
Lizzie Ryan
Beaumont
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Edith Brown
Chauncey Brief News Notes and Personals
Chauncey and nearby residents are listed visiting relatives in Harlan Kentucky Athens Ohio and Millfield. Local social items note visits by the Sweeney Chadwell and Pendergrass families and an M E Church Ladies Aid meeting with quilting and a potluck in Millfield.
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Chauncey
Emmett Sweeney
Edna and
Hazel
Harlan, Ky
Charles Sweeney
Nell Rupe
H. A. Leiber
William Sisson
Lorena Mae
Athens
B. W. Simpkins
Millfield
Oris Chadwell
Dayton
Allen Chadwell
Edward Lantz
Trimble
Ladies’ Aid Society of
M. E. Church
Anna Vincent
Agnes Hillen
Pete Pendergrass
Mildred Pendergrass
New Circuit Pastor Preaches at Chauncey
Rev. Robert Lawrence new pastor of the M E Church circuit preached at Chauncey Church Sunday night and Millfield Church Sunday afternoon Leonard Simpson serves as superintendent at Millfield M E Church Sunday School attendance is rising and an invitation is extended to interested in the work
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Chauncey
Robert Lawrence
M. E
Chauncey Church
Millfield
Leonard Simpson
Millfield M. E
Arctic and Antarctic Oceans Show Vivid Green Tone
Observers note the Arctic and Antarctic Oceans appear unusually vivid green due to cold temperatures and lower salinity, a striking color variation across polar seas.
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Arctic
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