Logan City Council Acts on Pump Report
Logan City council members met in regular session with President Harry Shaw presiding. Service Director Roy Loomis reported on a Lawrence Kansas trip with Engineer Charles Dalton to inspect a new Water Works pump and stated the cost should not be paid by the city. Mayor Weltner requested salary increases for the fire chief and assistant, referred to the finance committee.
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Logan
Logan City
Harry Shaw
Roy Loomis
Lawrence
Kansas
Charles Dalton
Evon
Weltner
Finance Committee
Claud Hammon
George Moore
Russell Hone
Attendance gains in Logan schools
Attendance in Logan city schools rose in September from the previous year with Central at 99 percent, West 98, East 97.5, Junior High 97.8, and Senior High 96.4. ELECT SCHOOL OFFICERS: Junior High Student Council elected Renee Woods president, Wilma Rheinscheid vice president, Donna Shaw secretary, and Norma Wallace treasurer.
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Logan
Logan City
West
East
Renee Woods
Wilma Rheinscheid
Donna Shaw
Norma Wallace
Euterpean Club Opens Fall With Music and Papers
The Euterpean Music Club held its first Fall meeting at the Acker home with hosts Mrs. C. F. Acker Mrs. Z. G. Cole Mrs. C. S. Clark and Miss Minnie McBroom guiding a program on early French music. Mary Taggart Blasius spoke on the clavichord Sumner Martin discussed medieval church music and played Gregorian records John T. Underwood spoke on the Trouveres and Troubadours. Afterward guests enjoyed ice cream cake and coffee.
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C. F.acker
Z. G. Cole
C.S. Clark
Minnie McBroom
Acker
Euterpean Music Club
Mary Taggart Blasius
Sumner Martin
George E. Carr
Carl Harsh
Robert Keynes
Wilbur Lanning
Mar- Enter Lutz
Hugh Meldrim
Harley Meyer
Grace Orr
Walter Prather
George Clayton Shaw
James R. Smoot
Anthony Toerner
Girl Reserves Plan Cheering Section at Friday Football Game
Miss Mary Eyerman supervised a Tuesday meeting where Girl Reserves planned a student cheering section for next Friday's game. The seating spans eight rows on both sides of the center aisle with early arrival urged as the stadium opens at 7 45. Martha Sheets and Sally Lafferty lead arrangements and publicity.
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Logan
Mary Eyerman
Girl Reserves
Center Isle
Martha Sheets
Sally Lafferty
Health Report Filed for September Health Report Filed for September
LOGAN The report of the Hocking County Board of Health for September is filed by Health Commissioner J 5 Southard. The document lists educational activities, communicable disease counts, field nursing visits, school-related health measures, sanitation inspections, and medical administration items.
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Logan
Hocking County Board of Health
J. 5
Southard
Health Commissioners
Wasserman
State Laboratory
Rev Swengel Speaks to Service Men at Logan
Rev Clinton Swengel was the speaker and distributed Testaments to nine Hocking County registrants who were served breakfast by the American Legion Auxiliary Monday morning, then left by bus for Fort Hayes Columbus. Leader Boyd Eugene Swackhammer led the group that included Robert Donald Kuhn Norman Gale Wallace Herman Wilson Lanning Charles Calvin Chaffin Edward Alvin Chaffin Donald Robert Smith Marvin Earl Boggs and John Frederick Wolfe.
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Logan
Clinton Swengel
Hocking County
American Legion Auxiliary
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Boyd Eugene Swackhammer
Robert Donald i Kuhn
Norman Gale Wallace
Heriman Wilson Lanning
Charles Calvin Chaffin
Edward Alvin Chaffin
Donald Robert Smith
Marvin Earl Boggs
John Frederick Wolfe
Women's Club Celebrates National Business Week in Logan
The Business and Professional Women's Club of Logan held a six thirty dinner at Pritchard s to mark National Business Women s Week. A speaker from Australia, Mrs Ray Muller, shared insights on Australian customs and American manners in a lively talk. The event included music by Mrs Sylvian Gilfillen and singing led by Mrs Henrietta Smoot, plus a business session chaired by Mrs Jane Lanning to discuss civic projects and club plans.
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Logan
Business and Professional Women’s Club of
Pritchard
Ray Muller
Australia
Sylvian Gilfillen
Union Surface
Henrietta Smoot
Jane Lanning
Maud Hack
Jane Dickason
Pearl Scharff
Faye Grooms
Emma ‘Petty
Hazel Armstrong
Ruth Armstrong
Florence Bort
Mary Taggart Blasius
Gladys Clutton
Eileen Counch
Cora Brown
Velva Brashares
Mary Connor
Georgia Hansel
Faith Krinn
Grace Keller
Thelma Keyes
Katherine Myers
Mary Lemon
Ruth Lewis
Cleo Montgomery
Eva Mack
Nelle Nutt
Minnette i McCray
Margaret Lutz
Garnet Sheets
Velma Shaw
Margarets Josephine
Helen Rush
Irene Tipton
Chloe Wonn
Violet Reddick
Gladys Webb
Count of farms in Hocking County rises in 1945 census
Preliminary 1945 Census of Agriculture shows 1 595 farms in Hocking County up from 1 403 in 1940 and 1 791 in 1935. Total farm land reaches 171 241 acres, up from 164 868 in 1940 and down from 207 290 in 1935. Average farm size is 107 acres versus 118 in 1940 and 116 in 1935.
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Logan
Hocking County
Clarence Drumheller
Ohio
Portsmouth
Police Investigate High School Burglary
Logan City and state police probe burglary at the senior high school office. A resident heard pounding. Supt. George E. Carr reports the manual arts department at the junior high was entered. Tools stolen to cut open a fireproof cabinet storing school records and a small amount of petty cash taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
George E. Carr
Manual Arts
Eastern Star District Party at the White House
On October 5, district party hosts Con stance F Schultz and Mary Phillips along with Katherine Lacky welcomed worthy matrons and conductresses of District 27 at a White House event. Deputy Grand Matron attended as a guest, receiving a corsage as part of the celebration.
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Eastern Star
Logan
Constance F. Schultz
Mary Phillips
Katherine Lacky
Venus
White House
Gladys Witschy
New Straisville
Catherine Lackey
Constance Schultz
Worthy
Conservationist Speaks To Logan Kiwanis Club
Conservationist J. Hennare of the Department of Agriculture, Columbus, was guest speaker as Logan Kiwanis Club met at the White House. County conservationist H. H. Lafferty led the program with guests including Dr. John Gibbons of Celina, William Mowery, Russell Beery, George Carr, Norris Elswick Kroger district manager from Springfield, and Frank Mantor Sears Roebuck newcomer.
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LOGAN
J. 5. Hennare
Department of Agriculture
Columbus
Logan Kiwanis Club
White House
H. H. Lafferty
Hocking County
John Gibbons
Celina
Cherrington
William Mowery
Russell Beery
George Carr
Norris Elswick
Kroger Company
Springfield
Frank Mantor
Sears Roebuck Co
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J. T. Gibbons
John T. Gibbons
Cherrington Hospital
American Legion Hall
Wolin
Euterpean Club
Lydia B. Pinkham
Pinkham
Pollow
Swengel
iTo
Almans
Luckoffs
South Court Street
Hocking
Haba
Rubinstein
Lipstich Wardrobe
Helens Rubinstein
Helena Rubinstein
Stark
Pomeroy, Ohio
Junior
Red Anchor
Esmond
Pepperell
Curity
Kleinert
Kiwanis Club
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