Turn Right on Red Rule May Be Abolished
Logan council postponed a bid to abolish right turns on red lights to the next meeting after third reading of the amending ordinance. Several councilmen favored the present system while others urged exceptions for Main and Depot and Main and Hunter intersections. A two week tabled motion was adopted. The report also covers bond amendments, street improvements costing 4022.81, aeronautics marking costs, city scales purchase talk, and petitions for alley improvements.
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Logan
Wonn
Murray
Larimer
Main
Depot
Main and
Hunter
Elm
West
Furnace Sts
Iron St
Earl R. Johnson
Aeronautic Department of Ohio
R. R. Loomis
J. M. Meldrim
Cc. R. Gehringer
Scales Manufacturing Company
Walburn
Rainy Tuesday Helps Hocking Farmers Seek Germination
Rain Tuesday evening was welcomed by Hocking farmers as fall plantings await rainfall for germination before frost. A report was due at the next meeting. Solicitor Harley Meyer noted Mrs. D. A. Rannells offered a quit claim deed for a 5 ft strip on N Mulberry St to lay a sidewalk near the Trim mer property amid ongoing Mulberry St dispute. Mayor Kinser reported September fines and fees of 432.85, one of the year's largest months, and Auditor Hansel placed departmental balances at 49562.07. Councilman Moore was excused due to heart disease and hospitalization in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harley Meyer
D. A. Rannells
N. Mulberry St
Mulberry St
Dallas Kinser
Josephine Hansel
Council
George S. Moore
Columbus
Juanita Root
Ohio State University
N. Culver St
Clarence Hansel
Tiffin
E. C. Hansel
S. Mulberry St
J. G. Collins
Charles E. Lyke
Chicago
Eliza Cook
Napoleon
L. R. Barbee
North St
S. W. Wright
Hilliards
Friends
Hocking Valley Country Club
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Ohio Tax Commission
Helen Purcell Rhoads
Hillsboro
Logan Social Notes from Tuesday Club Meetings
The Tuesday Book Club met at Mrs. W. B. Lacock’s home on E Main Street to review Here Lies by Dorothy Parker with Mrs. Alfred Lanning presiding. Pastime Bridge Club gathered at Mrs. J. E. Frasure’s on North Street with high scores by Mrs. Judson Shriner and Mrs. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Lacock
E. Main St
Lacock
Dorothy Parker
Alfred Lanning
George VanFossen
Victor Simiele
Clarence Blosser
Mayme Bowen
M. H. Cherrington
Russell Berlin
Fred Burchfield
D. A. Rannells
Lester Risch
John Lee
J. R. Hankison
Newell Grooms
Walter Leonard
Emma Wesitenhaver
Alice Genevieve Poston
W. F. Smith
Lucille Sutter
Mary Shepard
J. E. Frasure
North St
Carlos A. Gaffin
Frank Brown
Judson Shriner
Brown
Landscaping Progress on U S Route 33
Logan report notes Greening Nursery Co. of Monroe Michigan has completed eighty percent of seeding on the Route 33 landscaping project at Rockbridge. Straw mulch covers the area and 10 12 thousand holes have been dug for honeysuckles shrubs and trees. Planting awaits rainfall to proceed.
Straitsville Church Lecture Series Adds Second Talk
Straitsville Methodist Church will host a stereopticon lecture Wednesday at 7. The topic Fifty Years in the Southern Mountains highlights Pittman Center’s Methodist work in the Great Smoky Mountains. A local Epworth League delegation goes to Zanesville Thursday at 5 for a district rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Methodist Church
Southern Mountains
Pittman Center
Great Smoky Mountains
Zanesville
Epworth League
Stag Party to Honor Grooms Drugs Cup at Hocking Valley
A stag party at Hocking Valley Country Club tonight will feature the presentation of the cup won by Grooms Drugs in the Industrial League. The event begins at seven with refreshments served.
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Hocking Valley Country Club
Grooms Drugs
Industrial League
Sigrid Game Debuts in Rio at Athena Thursday
Universal brings Rio to Athena Theater with Basil Rathbone as a Paris prince and Sigrid Gurie as the female lead. The film follows Rathbone from Paris to Rio with Gurie and Robert Cummings in a glamour drama featuring pearls, wine, and a jungle prison. Gurie, noted for Marco Polo and Algiers, stars opposite Cummings in this new release.
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Hollywood
Universal
Athena
Paris
Basil Rathbone
Sigrid Gurie
Madame Pola
Paris Couturier
Rio de Janeiro
South America
Rathbone
Miss Gurie
Robert Cummings
Cummings
Deanna Durbin
Sam Goldwyn
Walter Wanger
Algiers
Rally Sunday at Gore United Brethren Church
Special program planned with County Superintendent Samuel H. Dillon speaking on Advantages of Children Attending Sunday School. Special services 7:30 pm daily this week and Sunday at Sand Run School Building led by W. A. Maffin and Clyde Goss of Logan.
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Logan
Sand Run
W. A.maffin
Clyde Goss
Whitmore Faces Illegal Parking Charge After Driving Affidavit Dropped
Police withdrew a reckless driving affidavit against Clarence Whitmore of Nelsonville Route 1 and substituted an illegal parking charge on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Clarence Whitmore
Nelsonville Rt
Appendicitis Rule In Corning Family
In Corning the Fouts family of five daughters faces medical issues. Leona Fouts recently had an appendectomy at Cherrington Hospital, the third sister to undergo the operation amid chronic cases among two others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Riddlebarger
Logan
September Library Circulation in Logan and Murray City
Logan and Murray City libraries loaned 4 270 books in September with 3 016 in Logan and 1 254 in Murray City. Adults borrowed 2 184 and juveniles 832, and Logan issued 439 non fiction books. A report by Librarian Miss Hortense Gibson notes 319 readers used the Logan room, 9 new books added, 35 new borrowers, and 247 county loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Murray City
Woman Injured In Route 33 Auto Collision
Two cars collided on Route 33 near Pattonville Tuesday with injuries reported. Carl Hansel of Logan drove south while Herbert Hawk of Athens Route 4 headed north. Hawks passenger Mrs. Hawk suffered chest and knee injuries. Deputy Nellis Smith investigated and managed heavy traffic.
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Logan
Pattonville
Carl Hansel
Herbert Hawk
Athens Rt. 4
Hansel
Receipts Totals From Title Office Reach 359.90
September receipts in the certificate of title office totaled 359.90. Don W. Feather, clerk of courts, reports the county kept 259.10 while the state received 100.80.
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Logan
Certificate of Title Office
Don W. Feather
Logan County September settlement underway
Logan County Auditor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald and staff handle the September settlement. Tax books have been turned over to them by Treasurer Robert N. White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Robert N. White
Logan Ranger Reichley Struggles with Ear Eczema
Logan Ranger S A Reich ley of Old Man s Cave suffers an eczema attack in both ears. The ailment has persisted two weeks but is reported improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
S. A. Reichley
Old Man’s Cave
Murray City High Forms Class Officers and Event
Murray City notes the 1940s era high school elects officers for senior to eighth grade classes and appoints Student Council reps. Band and newspaper staff leaders are listed plus a monthly paper. A benefit party is planned by Band Boosters on Oct 12 at 7 30 p m with Rex Ralph and staff attending Ohio University football game visits follow.
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Murray City
Murray High School
Gene Popoczy
Ladonna Kraft
Dorothy Martin
Margaret Sabo
Elizabeth Turn
Glen Dixon
Jack Wollett
Dick Smith
Crella Lloyd
Ardilla Spencer
Dale Harris
Bob Dugan
Ardella Martin
Betty O’rouke
Bill Voytko
Mary Catherine Wollett
George Reynolds
Sam Penn
Verona Mowery
Charles Vasko
Juanita Robinson
Iva Jeanne White
Dale Reynolds
Dorothy Simons
Avriel Spencer
Helen Buday
Betty Mitchell
Gloria Bunting
Charles Collins
Joe Frazee
Geneva Nice
Ladonna Craft
Richard Spencer
Charlotte Spencer
Gene Shunkwiler
Clayton Wilson
Rex Lanning
Jack Cook
Gene Hillyer
Dale Robson
Bob Grinstead
John Penn
Rex Ralph
Murray School
Athens
Ohio University
Western Reserve
Clarence Koon
Akron
Fred Koon
Hubert Eckels
Longstreth
George Langley
Blanche Brooker
Lou Anders
Columbus
John Hogan
William Parks
Andy Robson
Agnes Stencil
Amesville
Tony Stencil
Main Maple Keglers Triumph in 900+ Bowling Set
Logan Clay Product dropped three straight to Main Maple in Lancaster league action Monday night. All contests exceeded 900, with Struble leading Logan at 603 and Lunzar pacing the bd winners with a high total of 0.
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Logan
Main Maple
Lancaster
Struble
Lunzar
Attendance at Old Man's Cave Hits 4133 on Sunday
Logan reports 4133 visitors at Old Man's Cave on Sunday according to Ranger S A Reichley. Autumn attractions draw tourists to the park area, with August turnout up 2000 over 1938 and September slower but October expected to rebound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Old Man's Cave
S. A. Reichley
Mot orist Logan Charles Wilburn Held on DUI Charge
Charles Wilburn of 458 Bowen Street was taken into custody Tuesday evening by Patrolmen C. D. Notestone and A. F. Evans. A charge of driving while intoxicated has been filed against him.
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Logan
Charles Wilburn
Bowen St
C. D. Notestone
A. F. Evans
Olga Green Injured After Fall From Porch
A fall from the back porch of a Dicken Addition residence Monday evening left Mrs Olga Green with a dislocated right knee. She was transported to Cherrington Hospital for medical care.
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Logan
Dicken Addition
Olga Green
Cherrington Hospital
Glass on Queen Mary Liner Encloses Vast Portholes
The 2000 portholes of the Queen Mary transatlantic liner contain 2500 square feet of glass.
Taylor Ridge Ladies Aid social notes highlight visits and travel
The Taylor Ridge community reports a Friday gathering at Mrs. Robert Hanning’s home with Mrs. Carl Hildebrandt assisting. Guests include Mrs. Mary White, Mrs. Sharp, Mrs. Martha Kloh, and many others. among them Mary Keck of Lancaster, new Bible School enrollees in Owasso Michigan. Other items note Mr. and Mrs. John Davis hosting relatives and residents visiting Millfield and Chauncey, with Henry Heffken recovering from a mine injury in No. 255.
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Taylor Ridge
Ladies Aid Society
Robert Hanning
Carl Hildebrandt
Hanning
Mary White
Sharp
Martha Kloh
Della Olbers
Gladys Kempton
Ida Chalfant
Lee Moody
Bertha Heffken
Cora Davis
Flora Harrison
Emily Anglin
Clara Golding
Irene Strausbaugh
Mary Keck
Lancaster
Owasso
Mich
John Davis
Elmer Davis
Sherley
Jacksonville
Ray Leake
Lannie
Greens Run
Dora Heffken
John Wenger
Chauncey
Clyde Canter
Minnie Keck
Tomason
Carl Welling
C. F. Lewis Resting at St. Anthon Hospital
A report from St. Anthon Hospital Columbus says C. F. Lewis was resting better after being brought in Monday. He has been in failing health for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
St. Anthon Hospital
Columbus
C. F. Lewis
Seek Housing for Fox Hunters Mounts in Logan
Logan committee seeks stalls for huntsmen visiting October 29. Stable owners urged to contact Rodney Steel to list available space as fairground facilities will host horses for the horse show.
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Logan
Rodney Steel
Attendance Average At Logan High Is 97
The Logan High School first month attendance averaged 97.36 percent. Room 24 posted the high 98.32 percent, followed by Room 36BR at 98.28 and Room 32S at 98.24 percent. Room 32S led in punctuality and absence with 81.57 percent.
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Logan High
Logan
Logan High School
Room 24
Room 36Br
Room 32S
Court orders child support and custody protection in Linn case
A Tuesday court order in the Fern Linn v Floyd Linn case requires the defendant to pay 5 per week for two children's support during the case. He is also enjoined from interfering with custody. A 50 attorney fee is due by November 18.
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Logan
Fern Linn
Floyd Linn
Lino Type Operator Burns Face in Metal Incident
Logan Charles Shaffer, a lino type operator at a local newspaper, suffered eye burns when hot metal struck him on Tuesday. He was transported to Cherrington Hospital for treatment and observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Charles Shaffer
Cherrington Hospital
Local Merchant Ordered to Bed by Doctor
Logan Charles Hildebrandt, a local merchant, was ordered to bed by his physician and must remain there for several weeks due to a heart ailment.
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Logan
Charles Hildebrandt
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