Good Well Drilled In Northern F Pleasant Michigan
Logan October 10 Local producers report encouraging results from leases in Pleasant Michigan indicating a well drilled that day was producing about 10 barrels daily after penetrating the wall. The Skinner Oil and Gas Co group, including members of the Oi Company and Bell and See, operates in the area and owns leases in nearby fields. They have arrangements with a refinery to ship Kentucky production and hold leases in the Kentucky field with wells in operation.
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Logan
Tt Pleasant
Michigan
Skinner Oi and Gas Company
Bell and Se
Thifty
Tucky
O Ber
Kentucky
Hundreds Visit First Hocking County 4-H Grange Fair
Hundreds visited the first annual fair by Hocking County 4-H Clubs and Granges held Thursday through Saturday. judges praised entries including Dresses and lunch clothes, bird box designs, and livestock displays. notable exhibits included mammoth squashes and oversized pumpkins. local officials endorsed the fair’s value and urged annual continuation.
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Hocking
Highways Progress Inspected by State Engineers
LOGAS Oct 10 A W Sherwood division engineer of the State Highway Department visited Logan and Hocking County with B W Wright resident engineer and J R Raiston superintendent of highways. They toured road improvements including work on Barks Ave and Sherwood praised progress.
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LOGAS
A. W. Sherveood
State Highway Department
Logan
Hocking County
B. W. Wright
J. R. Raiston
Barks Avc
Sherwood
Fire destroys truck near Clear Creek bridge
A truck and seven tons of freight were destroyed by a fire that began under the floorboard around 1:30 AM Friday near the Clear Creek bridge on the Lancaster highway. The driver escaped unhurt. his identity was not learned as the wreckage continued to smolder that night.
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Logan
Clear Creek Bridge
Rockbridge
Lancaster Highway
Widow named sole beneficiary in will of William Lenz
Minnie Lenz widow is named the sole beneficiary and executrix after William Lenz died last week in Enterprise following a long illness. The will dated December 2, 1929, was witnessed by W. S. Yaw and J. P. Miller with 28 witnesses. Appraisers Samuel Blum, J. P. Miller, and Gary Engle were appointed by Judge A. M. Elfinger. appraisal set for next Thursday. In Logan, Oct. 10, service department workers clean Goose Creek under Fred Shively to provide employment to surplus labor. Fire prevention assembly in Gibisonville discussed. Supt. J. W. delivered the main address. the school under Jon L. Are is in good condition under supervision.
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Logan
Minnie Lenz
William Lenz
Enterpriaa
W. S. Yaw
J. P. Miller
Samuel Blum
Gari Engle
A.M. Elfinger
Service Department
Goose Creek
Fred ©. Shively
Sciecubs
Gibisonville
J. Ww
Coleman
Jon L
Praise for Rangers in Bocking County Forks District
Logan October 10 praise for Rangers in the Bocking County Forks District appears in a letter to Barion A poll, Columbus Chamber of Commerce president, from Arthur L. Burress who photographed the wonderland. The note credits Rangers for loyal service and public relations, citing L. T. Worley’s cooperation with a Western Reserve College delegation and their enjoyable visit despite heat and rain.
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Logan
Bocking County
Forks
Barlon A. Poll
Chamber of Commerce
Arthur L. Burress
Columbus
Mr. Harper
L. T. Worley
Western Reserve College
Fans follow Logan team to Lancaster Friday
Logan observers report a record high turnout with 700 to 800 Logan roaters in Lancaster for the Friday night game. About 350 students joined downtown fans while the American Legion Band of 31 pieces led by Bus Woodruff marched around the field and sat in reserved chairs. The home crowd gave the band a hearty ovation during halftime and the cheerleaders guided roars of support despite a Logan defeat.
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Logan
Lancaster
American Legion
Bus Woodruff
Lancaster Rooters
Joyce Fields
Huth Macles
Lloyd Innes
Kurtz Lytle
Not Guilty Verdict For Mercer In Paternity Case
Logan brief item reports Wayne Mercer of Lancaster was found not guilty by a Lancaster jury on a paternity charge brought by Emma Lehman. Defense included Colonel L. G. Slbaugh and Edwin D. Ricketts. Jury comprised of local residents. other Logan notes describe weddings, apple shipments, 4-H judging, and a health update on Mrs. Edward McCullough after a paralytic stroke.
Court Acts Upon Cases During Week in Logan
Logans court week saw several Common Pleas docket entries by Judge Harley M. Whitcraft. A case of the County Commissioners versus Consolidated Indemnity and Insurance was submitted on briefs with the matter under advisement. The suit seeks $10,000 on a policy to protect county funds held in a defunct bank. The United States Rubber Company versus Charles Price was heard and taken under advisement with plaintiffs awarded $785 for a tire handling contract dispute. The Logan Home Savings Association case against Julian B. Williams and others was confirmed for sale and distribution. Leave was granted a receiver to file a cross petition in Citizens Savings Association versus S C Bright et al.
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Logan
Common Pleas Court
Harley M. Whitcraft
Consolidated Indemnity and Insurance Company
First Rempel National Bank
John W. Walamith
Margaret Walsmith
Joe
Casa
Rexford Hyre
Owen Manufacturing Company
Hart- Spencer Company
Chicago
United States Rubber Company
Charles Price
Logan Home Savings Association
Specialist to Lead Clothing Storage Lesson in Logan
Logan, Oct. 10. Misa Bertha Baker an extension specialist will visit Logan Thursday to lead the first of a three part series for farm women this fall. The all day session at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Chambers on North Spring Street will study Gate of Clothing with the first lesson on closets and clothing storage. Mrs Chambers announced a ninth group has enrolled while Marion Township organized a new group with Mrs N Hi Rutter and Mrs Johnson teaching. Other groups are at Gore Green Township Union Furnace Mt Pleasant Washington Falls Township Enterprise and Laurelville. Mrs Lloyd A Mount of West Street is home bound with an infected left foot from a puncture wound from stepping on a rusty nail.
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Ap. Dgan
Hocking County
Ienargs
Giela
Edith Beery
Fairfield County
Rays
Virgil Overstatt
Columbus
George W. Dix
Laurelville
Warbler Club
James Brown
N. BE. Rutter
Marion Township
John Funk
Falls Township
L. W. Schorr
Washington Township
Granges
Logan
Chamber of Commerce
Harold Chambers
Misa Bertha Baker
North Spring Street
N. Hi. Rutter
Johnson
Gore
Green Township
Union Furnace
Mt. Pleasant
Enterprise
Lloyd A. Mount
West Street
Court Docket To Be Reduced As Grand Jury Approaches
Logan October list shows common pleas reductions over two weeks to prepare for grand jury convening October 26. Motion and demurrer trials and jury cases are scheduled across October 14 to October 23 with named parties and defendants in each assignment.
Do We Mean It Sermon At First Presbyterian Church
Logan news notes a Friday sermon by Rev W H B Christian to church women during Fellowship Week at the First Presbyterian Church. A dinner for 65 attended the meeting with delegates from the Women’s Missionary Society Presbyterian Guild and Franklin Kerr Guild. Music featured Miss Jean Kieinschmidt Miss Kathryn Starcher and Mrs H M Boocks with accompanist Miss Bessie Brisene.
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H. M. Boocks
Bessie Brisene
Boyish Halloween Pranks Close Parts of Roads
Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn checked the Lancaster highway north of Enterprise and the Blum detour after boys blocked the roads. Two Number Seven school students at Marion Township suffered arm fractures from recent mishaps while the same district notes a driver, Clarence Petty, off duty due to a foot injury while repairing a bus.
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Logan
Joe Farbearn
Lancaster Highway
Enterprise
Blum Detour
Ynidres Foot Logan
Clarence Petty
Scioto Valley Public Services Company
Local Contractors Start Route 31 Bridge Work
Logan October report notes William Loomis and Son, local builders, won the Route 31 concrete contract and have begun work on bridges and culverts. Roush Brothers hold the general contract, with all concrete tasks handled by locals. First week progress tallied.
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Logan
William Loomis and Son
Roush Brothers
Pomeroy
Diphtheria Found In Rural District Logan Case Report
A diphtheria case was found in Salt Creek Township in the family of B M Henderson. The patient attends the Adelphi school. Dr. Lacock reports all contacts immunized and precautions in place. Immunization serum arrived via Federal drought-relief program for immunizing interested children. A detailed plan will be released soon. Meanwhile a Logan delegation visited Lancaster Friday evening for a meeting at the Country Club.
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Lancaster
Logan
Logan Business and Professional Women’s Club
Country Club
Rhea Pettit
Helen Rochester
Margaret Cleube Hall
Mildred Laube
Dorothy Schaal
Boston Society BridetoBe Rose Saltonstad Movius Wed
A portrait of Miss Rose Saltonstad Movius of Boston awaiting her wedding to Fotter Palmer 3rd of Chicago marking a high social society event. The feature reflects the era’s focus on prominent families and planned wedding announcements.
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Rose Saltonstad Movius
Boston
Fotter Palmer 3Rd
Chicago
Big League Man Logan Stopped En Route Home
National League pitcher Sheriff Blake Logan visited a local business in Logan on October 10 while en route to Texas. He spoke with fan John Roberts, saying his duties for the year are finished and he will return home for the winter season.
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Logan
Sheriff Blake
West Vnas
Steven Logan
Texas Hom
John Roberts
Blake
Scenic Region To Draw 150000 Visitors In 1932
Logan reports that Hocking County’s scenic district is expected to attract over 150000 visitors in 1932. Ranger L T Worley notes October 1 year to date totals already exceed 45765 with heavy weekly attendance. The area includes Old Man's Cave Ash Cave Cedar Falls and Cantwell Chee.
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Hocking County
Logan
L. T. Worley
Rock House
Worley
Old Man's Cave
Ash Cave
Cedar Falls
Cantwell
Shawnee News Briefs Include Social Visits and School Plans
Miss Agnes Bath visited Sri Logan recently while Missea Agatha Treadwell Hammond and Josephine Hat enjoyed time with friends in Athens. Shawnee High School plans to organize if enough students enroll. local Boy Scouts aim to attend several football games at Ohio State Stadium. William Gever spent late week in New Lexington. Several people attended a Thursday reception. Cortinuda continues on page 5. Tibetan
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Shawnee News
Agnes Bath
Sri Logan
Missea
Agatha Treadwell Hammond
Josephine Hat
Athens
Shawnee High School
J Ning
Lutheran
Ohio State Stadium
Ts Son
William Gever
New Lexingto
Corttinuda
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Edward McCullough
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Adcock
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Lyman
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Number Seven
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Homer Evans
Kenneth Woodard
Sylvester Woodard
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Allen
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D. A. Rannels
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BE. B. Campbell
Jessie McManigal
Emma McLatz
Minnie Moore
Mary Louise Bowen
New York
T. D. Brown
Haydenville
M. H. Cherrington
Fred B. Hulse
A. J. Fame
New Straitsville
Stanley Hysell
Groveport
Sol Ellinger
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