Relief Budget Covers Only Half Month in Hocking County
Logan city and county officials push WPA relief as October funds cover only first half. County submitted $800,000 in projects, awaiting approval to employ workers for months. Without releases, relief may shift to local governments by Nov. 1. small road jobs and Goose Creek project provide limited local work. City eyes street repair levee sewer projects and other improvements.
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Logan
Hocking County
Goose Creek
Hocking
Mrs. David Safford of Columbus Dies After Illness
Following an extended illness Mrs. David Safford of Columbus died early Monday morning. She was a sister of William F.E. Heft and James Heft and Mrs. James Faugherty, and a niece of William P. and Rose Heft, all of Logan. She leaves a husband and several children. Funeral arrangements were not learned.
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Logan
David Safford
Columbus
William FE
James Heft
James Faugherty
City
William P
Rose Heft
Grand Jury Opens Session in Logan on Monday
Logan grand jury members began work Monday morning with four excused panelists replaced by Margaret Cook Mee and others. Foreman W T Brashares led the panel as Prosecutor Gerald W Lanning aimed to submit all cases by that evening.
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Edward Bay
W. L. King
W. W. Marks
Wiliam J. Carpenter
Fifth Grade Attendance Contest Debuts at West Building
West Building fifth graders start a season long attendance challenge with boys and girls on separate teams. Winners dine at the losers' expense at year end. The boys led during September.
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Logan
Convention Draws 200 Delegates from Sons of Tinian Veterans
More than two hundred delegates attended the district encampment of the Sons of Tinian Veterans in the Junior Order Hall Sunday. L. A. Carpenter led the meeting with campers from Columbus, Lancaster, Newark, Mt Vernon, Dayton, Zanesville and other cities. The program featured addresses on patriotism by Rev. W. N. Shank and Rev. George Weir with music by John Miller, Thomas Gordon and Kenneth Stone. Plans were set for quarters work and a district wide membership campaign.
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John Miller
Thomas Gordon
Kenneth Stone
Albert Blick, Jr
Bernard Ansel
Frank Weis
William Hutchinson
Columbus
Lancaster
Newark
Mt Vernon
Dayton
Zanesville
Pennsylvania
Logan People and Local Visit Notes
Mrs. Frank Burberry of Midland Place is ill from influenza. Mr. and Mrs. Fred FE Hulse were visitors in Columbus Monday. The Rev and Mrs George Weir, who recently moved to Newark from this city, were visitors here over Sunday.
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Frank Burberry
Midland Place
Fred FE. Hulse
Columbus
George Weir
Newark
Michel Rites To Be Held Wednesday
Funeral rites for Ludwig Michel age 80 pioneer Logan resident who died of a heart attack Sunday will be held at 10 o clock Wednesday at St Matthew Lutheran Church. He leaves a widow Emma and two sons August and John of Logan. four brothers Peter Henry August and Jacob. Burial is in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Ludwig Michel
North
Walnut Street
Emma Michel
August
John
Jeft
Peter
Henry
Sunbury
Jacob
Springfield
Amos L. Heyde
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Death of Mrs. G. W. Mauk reported in Logan
Mrs. G W Mauk of Oklahoma City Oklahoma died the night before her sister in law Mrs Walter Reasoner logged the death news in Logan Four children survive and her husband died last March. Howard E Kirk principal of the junior high plans to move into the Alva Brown property on Wood Street vacated by the Fee family. J R Hickey reports no new WPA project releases in Hocking County though a letter said a dozen would be released soon.
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Logan
Walter Reasoner
G. W. Mauk
Oklahoma City
Okla
Howard E. Kirk
Alva Brown
Wood Street
George Fee
Kirk
J. R. Hickey
Hocking County
Local Racers Compete at Coney Island
Logan Helldiver and Zode, two locally trained racers under trainer H D Walker, raced last Saturday with Helldiver finishing third for owner CC W Zanner. Zode is set to race this week. City council expected routine agenda with little legislation since the WPA outline weeks ago.
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Logan
Logan Grand Commandery Held in Youngstown This Week
Logan Commandery representatives led by Edward Miller Edward Davis L PF Mooney and Denzil Weltver depart as Mrs Miller accompanies her husband. Charles Cox of Green Township injures left hand at school and is treated at Cherrington Hospital. Jennings family leaving Tompkins Tea Cream shop for Columbus as local store closes for Beas III.
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Logan — Grand Commandery
Knights Templar
Youngstown
Logan Commandery
Edward Miller
Edward Davis
L. PF. Mooney
Denzil Weltver
Logan
Charles Cox
Charles Jennings
Tompkins
Columbus
Beas III
Schroeder Prepares Grid Team After Return To Practice
Coach Carl Schroeder fielded nearly full squad at practice except for Sheline who is recovering from a fractured collarbone. Maurice Cole returned to action after being sidelined by injuries. Scrimmage occurred between second and third teams as prep for upcoming game.
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Sheline
Maurice Cole
Togan
Carl T. Schroeder
Athens
Schroeder
New Boston
Rotary Speaker Dean C Dutton Addresses Logan Club
Dr. Dean C Dutton delivered the principal address to Logan Rotary Club titled Uncle Sam the Great Rotarian. He is in town for a week speaking at churches and the high school. Rotarians welcomed Coach Carl T Schroeder to membership. Directors met at Harry J Stevenson’s office to discuss important matters.
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Logan
Sam
Dean C. Dutton
Logan Rotary Club
Carl T. Schroeder
Harry J. Stevenson
Opal Summers Undergoes Tonsil Operation in Gore
Mrs. Opal Summers of Gore underwent an operation at Cherrington Hospital this morning for the removal of her tonsils.
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Logan
Opal Summers of
Gore
Cherrington Hospital
20th annual International Medical Association session in Detroit
The 20th annual International Medical Association meets in Detroit from October 14 to 18 with an expected attendance of 10,000. Dr and Mrs M H Cherrington will attend and travel via Saturday morning departure after the Ohio State Drake game. Mrs Cherrington will stay with Mr and Mrs Roll Fairchild during the week.
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Logan
International Medical Association
Detroit
M. H. Cherrington
Ohio State Drake
Cherrington
Roll Fairchild
Plan Education Week theme set nationwide
Supt. J. W. Coleman announces "The School and Democracy" as the national theme for American Education Week to be observed October 27 through November 2. Ohio events include Schools Sunday on October 27 and School Foundation Night on Friday November 1 with the theme "Education and the Good Life."
Schmeltzer and Kunkler Seek Marriage License
Bernard Francis Schmeltzer aged 21, a Bremen Rt 1 farmer, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Schmeltzer, plans marriage to Cecelia Anastacia Kunkler aged 25, at home on Logan Rt 2, daughter of Mr and Mrs Chris Kuniler.
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Bernard Francis Schmeltzer
Bremen Rt. 1
Thomas Schmeltzer
Cecelia Anastacia Kunkler
Logan Rt. 2
Chris Kuniler
CCC Recruits Report Monday at Camp Hocking
Fifteen enrollees and two alternates reported at Camp Hocking for the Citizens Conservation Corps. After a day they transferred to Camp Knox Kentucky for two weeks training before reassignment. A second contingent departs Wednesday morning. Enrollees include Carl Bauman John Brooker John Congreve James Dugan Frank Green Edward Hoplite Leroy Johnson Edward Kern Clarence McNichols Gilford McNichols Lewis Moore Floyd Pierson William Prater Clinton Pyle Herbert Smith Judson Stump Virgil Paxton.
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Logan
Camp Hocking
Citizens Conservation Corps
Camp Knox
Kentucky
Carl Bauman
Rockbridge Rt
John Brooker
John Congreve
Laurelville
James Dugan
Murray City
Frank Green
South Bloomingville
Edward Hoplite
Leroy
Logan Golden Wand debuts as West Grade Building paper
The Golden Wand paper debuts this school year in the West Grade Building with editor Claton Hoskins and critics Margaret Ann Thomas and Dick Brown. Room reporters Martha Michaels and Billy Lehman, plus joke reporter Kathryn Wardwell, will publish monthly by the sixth grade English class.
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Logan
Claton Hoskins
Margaret Ann Thomas
Dick Brown
Martha Michaels
Billy Lehman
Kathryn Wardwell
Logan to Host Masonic Degree Team Visit
Arrangements are made for the Columbus Police Department Masonic Degree team to visit Logan next Monday evening to confer the Master Mason degree at a special meeting. Chief Fred F Kundts will lead the visiting team, and a dinner will be served to visitors and local lodge officers. Logan students sponsor a pet show Friday October 18 with a parade and awards for all grades. judges include Supt G E Carr and Sheriff Joe Farbearn.
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Logan
Columbus
Fred F. Kundts
Children of the Weat
G. E. Carr
Joe Farbearn
Loader in Bailey Run Mine Seriously Hurt
Chauncey James McKee a loader at White Ash Mine No 69 Bailey Run near Chauncey was seriously injured by a fall of rock Monday afternoon He had just put off a shot when the fall occurred and suffered a broken leg three fractured ribs bruises and cuts He was taken by ambulance to his Happy Hollow home Wife died several months ago
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Chauncey
James McKee
White Ash
Bailey Run
McKee
Happy Hollow
Riding into the countryside with Sandy
Jean and Sandy ride through woods and pastures, sharing carefree talk and a swift jump across a stream. He reveals a ranch background and wandering life while hinting at a longing to return west as they race toward the riding academy, ending with a kiss.
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Jean
Sandy
Maplehardt
Here
Osage
Riding Academy
Greens Run Christ Church Holds Annual Home Coming
CHAUNCEY The Greens Run Church of Christ held its annual home coming on Sunday October 6 with strong attendance. Rev Gilbert Cortney Chauncey preached the morning sermon on The Church and Its Ministry of Hope assisted by Rev Damon Watkins. The afternoon sermon was by Rev David Morris of the Glouster Church of Christ who also sang a vocal solo. The event featured multiple choirs and a vocal duet with several local greetings and a community dinner at the church house. Visitors came from Chauncey Athens Nelsonville Millfield Trimble Jacksonville Taylor Ridge New Lexington Cleveland and Chillicothe.
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Chauncey
Greens Run Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Hope
Damon Watkins
David Morris
Glouster Church of Christ
Morris
Greens Run
Taylor Ridge
Sherman Keasey
Ada McConkey
Doris Cordray
W. H. Fierbaugh
Fred Leake
Don Cannon
Lottie Cannon
Mia. Cartwright
Minnie Maynard
Harvey Nye
Pearl Lambert
New Lexington
Jennie Jones
Grace Myers
Simmers Returns After His Seventh Operation
Chauncey Simmers of Jacobs Avenue returned home by ambulance from White Cross Hospital Columbus where he has spent five weeks. He suffered a knee and leg injury in a mine accident five years ago and has worn braces since. He underwent his seventh operation on the knee and leg and the limb was placed in a cast.
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Chauncey
Clarence Simmers
Jacobs Avenue
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Simmers
Mines in CHAUNCEY district in operation
Seventeen mines run in the CHAUNCEY district as of Tuesday. Active pits include Nos 24 107 219 267 255 9 10X Ohio 1 Chauncey 25 Poston 6 Hocking Lubin g Kimberly Carbondale Salem Hollow Carbondale and Lick Run. American and Canadian fisheries yield about 3,300,000,000 pounds annually.
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Chauncey
Ohio No. 1
Chauncey No
Poston No
Hocking
Lubiig
Kimberly
Carbondale
Salem Hollow
Lick Run
William Wilson Dies At Home In Chauncey Corning
Chauncey resident William Wallie Wilson age 55 died suddenly from a heart attack at home Monday morning. He was a railroad yard office bill clerk in Chauncey and later in Corning. Survived by wife Myrtle Ruff Wilson and two daughters Alice and Gwendolyn plus a brother and several sisters. funeral plans incomplete.
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Chauncey
William
Wallie) Wilson
Corning
Myrtle Ruff Wilson
Alice
Gwendolyn
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