Logan Legion Post Reviews Year and Installations
Logan Post of the American Legion held its annual meeting Tuesday night with election and installation of officers. New commander Ewald Schmitter outlined a constructive program while Capt. Paul Tague installed officers and noted duties of leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
American Legion
Paul Tague
New Lexington
Frank Judy
George E. Carr
Fred Carpenter
Judy
Pense
Logan Post
Tague
Schmitter
Legion
Horton A. Holt
Clinton Webb
Tom Geslin
Jess Columber
William Kellenbarger
New Toothpowder Claims All Day Comfort
Pasteeth a new improved powder keeps plates from dropping or slipping. No gum my pesty feeling Swertens breath Gives real teeth comfort all day Praised by people and dentists everywhere Avoid worry. Get Fasterthat Quick's or your druggist. Three sizes.
Final Decision Soon On C C Camp Site
Logan officials report a final decision within days on a second CCC camp in Hocking County. Army officers and state forestry leaders toured Laurel Run Cantwell Cliffs as a potential site, with options including a new unit at Laurel Run or expanding Camp Hocking and adding a Cantwell Cliffs sub camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Chamber of Commerce
Army
Laurel Run
Cantwell Cliffs
Hocking
Discrepancies Noted in Logan Water Works Plans
Logan officials report errors and discrepancies between the consulting engineers' water works proposal and the federal aid application. The Logan Chamber of Commerce urges a careful study to eliminate issues before final acceptance. A brief council recess was taken until Thursday night with only a few members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Chamber of Commerce
White Elephants Sold At Club Auction In Logan
Logan October 12 Miss Bertye P Correll served as auctioneer for a white elephant sale at the Business and Professional Women's Club meeting. Members donated gifts auctioned to raise plans for the Halloween party on October 20 as light refreshments were provided by Grace Shinner Velma Skinner and Marie Lines. Guests included Mary Lehman Garnet Sheets Gayle Doolittle Irene Tipton and Mrs Clarence Schempp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Tipton
Clarence Schempp
Van Horn Praised by NRA Director for Fair Practices
Logan resident Harry Van Horn, a former local man now living in Columbus, has been commended by NRA director Hugh S. Johnson for his work addressing unfair advertising and selling practices. Van Horn serves as manager of the Better Business Bureau in Columbus.
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Logan
Harry van Horn
Hugh 8
Johnson
NRA
van Horn
Columbus
Better Business Bureau
Funeral services for Martha Litt held at First Presbyterian
Funeral services were held Wednesday at the First Presbyterian Church for Mrs. Martha Litt who died in Chicora, Pa. The Rev H. L. Geddes led the service. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery after the body arrived in Logan earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
First Presbyterian Church
Martha Litt
Chicora
H. L. Geddes
Charece
George Schorr
Church Street
Oak Grove Cemetery
Farmers Institute Dates Set in Hocking County
Logan area officials met J. P. Schmidt to plan winter programs aimed at broad community involvement. Upcoming sessions listed include Marion Township December 6-7 with M. L. Howell and Mrs. Paul Young, Union Furnace January 15-16, Laurelville January 16-17, Rockbridge January 18-19, Enterprise January 24-25, and L iesboro January 26-27 with speakers Floyd Delashmutt O. A. Dobbins and Mrs. Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Farmers Institutes
Hocking County
J. P. Schmidt
Schmidt
Logan and
Gibisonville
Union Furnace
Laurelville
Rockbridge
Floyd Delashmutt
Hamden
W. W. Brownfield
Columbus
Enterprise
Liesboro
O. A Dobbins
Cedarville
Young
Graveling of Rockbridge Basin road begins in Logan
Work starts Wednesday morning under state highway supervisor J R Ralston with local cooperation. Grading had been completed earlier by the Hocking County Fish and Game Association which funded that phase. Gravel from the county pit will harden the surface for all year travel shortening the angler route by over a mile from Crockett Run Bridge to Rockbridge depot.
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Logan
Rockbridge Basin
J. R. Ralston
Hocking County
Crockett Run Bridge
Rockbridge
Rev A Nightingale guest at Coolville church circle
Rev A Nightingale of Crossville Tenn guest of Mrs Marie Hoobler and Mrs Gertrude Barth in Coolville from Friday to Sunday. He once led the Coolville Congregational Church and now serves as county relief director and church extension worker in Tennessee. He travels the East promoting church extension and will address leading churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
A. Nightingale
Crossville
Tenn
Marie Hoobler
Gertrude Barth
Nightingale
Congregational Church
Tennessee
K. M. Barth
Marietta
Bucyrus
Chicago
Genevieve Sink
Seattle
Washington
Miss Sink
Jedediah
Nancy Nesmith Fuller
Charles Henry Cooley
Esther Fuller Cooley
Asahel Cooley
Simeon Cooley
J. 8. Carlton
Nelle Grey
Columbus
Will Noyes
G. E. Carlton
John Newcom
Eric McEwen
Athens
Hartnell
Viburtine Frame
Rees Taylor
Hoobler
H. H. Chapman
Leona Chapman
Eastern Star
Ohio
Marcella Davie
E. M Daugherty
C. L. Stout
Nelsonville
Harold McBride
Hubert Swartz
Mabel Koehler
Alfred
Marcella Davis
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. EK. Church
C. F. Sarnon
Taylor Ridge Family Notes Grandma Heskin Birthday
Taylor Ridge families gather at Mrs Dora Heskin home to celebrate her seventy four birthday with an elaborate noon dinner and a birthday cake from granddaughters Lois McVey and Harold Blower. Music and singing accompany the afternoon as relatives travel from Staford Akron Athens Millfield Greens Run and Amesville. Various cousins and relatives visit in Columbus and nearby towns as birthday events wind down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Heskin
Lois McVey
Harold Blower
Elmer Davis
Fred Hefkin
Eileen Leake
Mary Lee Blower
Henrietta Hefkin
Donna Lou Blower
Guy McVey
Stafford
William Coey
Charles Myer
Akron
Glen McConkey
Ray Leake
Athens
Henry Hefkin
Millfield
Theodore Hefkin
Glouster
Fred Leake
Greens Run
Carl Hildebrand, Jr
Columbus
Charles Boley
Helen Hildebrand
Regulars Romp Over Second String Eleven
Logan High School football held a long scrimmage at Athletic Field with two teams. Regulars showed good condition and scored several touchdowns as coach Longley adjusted the lineups. Swaim, 175 pounds, tried at center after previously playing tackle. If no injuries arise, the regulars will be ready for Friday’s game with New Lexington. Brandt excelled in last week’s victory and received many chances to rush the forward wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High School
Athletic Field
Longley
Swaim
Haydenville
New Lexington
Brandt
Weirs and Klines Are Honor Guests Sunday
In Logan on October 12 Pleasant Hill Bethany and Enterprise United Brethren Churches held an all day meeting with a reception for Rev. and Mrs. George Weir. They also celebrated the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome A. Kline of Columbus, formerly of the village. Regular morning services were led by Carl Engle with Sunday School. Mr. Weir thanked the Klines for their generous gift aiding the church's erection.
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Logan
Pleasant Hill
Bethany
Enterprise United Brethren
Enterprise Sunday
George Weir
Jerome A. Kline
Columbus
Carl Engle
Weir
Kline
Community Notes from New Straitsville and Nearby
Local residents and visitors frequent New Straitsville and nearby towns. The Clark couple from Ak ron and Nellie Bird of Cincinnati visit families while Anna Bell Lanning relocates her novelty shop on Clark Street. Several residents travel to Logan and East Fultonham for visits and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henery Clark
Akron
Fred Blankenship
Nellie Bird
Cincinnati
William Bird
Rev
Harble
Jacob Hoodlet
Levi Wolfe
Logan
Anna Bell Lanning
Main
Clark Street
Barney Blankenship
P. M. Strain
Charles Strain
Muskingum River
John 8. Wilson
Methodist Church
Levi Palmer
East Fultonham
Charlies White
David C. Thomas
East Liverpool
Hugh Shuttleworth
James Bond
Findlay
Clyde Strain
Woodbine Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Mildred Leake
Betty Stephenson
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Notice at Eagle Hall
GLOUSTER Oct 12 The Ladies Auxiliary of the U M W of A will meet in the Eagle Hall Friday night at 7 o clock.
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Glouster
Ladies Auxiliary of
The
Eagle Hall
Old-Fashioned Dough Tray Owned by Mrs Shepherd
Mrs William S Shepherd of 53 Morris Avenue owns a 75 year old dough tray used as flour bin mixing bowl and kneading board in an old fashioned kitchen. She also preserves rare books including a McGuffey Second Reader around 1846 and an 1879 edition showing shifts in text and illustration.
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Wm. S. Shepherd
William 8
Shepherd
Morris Avenue
Cleveland
McGuffey
Glouster Fans Travel for Malta-McConnelsville Grid Game
A large delegation from Glouster High School to attend Friday afternoon football in McConnelsville. The Glouster team meets Malta-McConnelsville, a top rated foe in the state, in what is billed as one of the toughest matches on Glouster’s schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clouster
McConnelsville
Glouster
Glouster Man Hurt Cranking Car in Gear
Glouster October report says Lawrence W. Ley improved slightly at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a left hand crushing injury when he cranked a car in gear. The hand was crushed against another car door, infection and blood poisoning followed, and he was moved by ambulance to Athens hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Lawrence W. Ley
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Ley
City Mail Carriers Gain Eight-Hour Day Pay
GLOUSTER Oct. 12 City mail carriers now receive eight hour day pay after three months of seven hour day pay. A 15 percent salary cut remains in force, with hopes salaries return to former figures at the start of next quarter. Local carriers are H. F. Hambel and Homer H. Vian.
Burdess Child Dies at Home in Glouster
Fred Burdess Jr. aged two years eight months died Wednesday morning after a two week illness at the family home on Braun Street. He was taken to St. Francis Hospital, Columbus, last week for treatment but brought home Saturday. Funeral at Holy Cross Church Friday at 9 a.m. Rev. A V Kessler officiating. Burial in Maplewood cemetery.
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Glouster
Fred, Jr
Fred Burdess
Braun Street
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Holy Cross Church
A. V. Kessler
Maplewood
Winn Murphy Nuptial Ceremony Announced
Melvin Murphy and Lille Winn of Glouster were wed May 13 in St Marys West Virginia in a double ceremony with Bernadine Jones and Marvin Murphy. Both Murphys work at Munden Bakery. Mrs Winn is daughter of Clarence Winn and Mr Murphy is son of George Murphy Walnut Hill.
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Glouster
Melvin Murphy
Lille Winn
St. Marys
W. Va
Bernadine Jones
Mr. Murphy
Marvin Murphy
Murphy-Jones
Murphy-Winn
Murphy
Munden Bakery
Clarence Winn
This City
George Murphy
Walnut Hill
Canton undertaker takes over Carpenter business
GLOUSTER Oct 12. C L Green of Canton has purchased the undertak ing business of the late E F Carpenter in the city and has taken charge. He will move his family here and occupy the residence rooms in the McCarty Building on High Street used by the Carpenter Funeral Home. Green previously ran an undertaking business in Corning and is well known there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
C. L. Green
Canton
E. F. Carpenter
Rev. O. P. Smith to Speak at High School Chapel
Glouster residents will hear Rev. O. P. Smith, pastor of the M. E. Church, speak in the high school chapel on Friday.
Birth of twin daughters in Glouster with weights given
Mr and Mrs Harry Grigsby of the old Drake farm near Blackwood announce the birth of twin daughters born Wednesday. One child weighed eight pounds twelve ounces and the other six pounds.
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Glouster
Harry Grigsby
Drake Farm
Blackwood
Local Union to Elect Officers at Greens Run Meeting
A regular meeting of Local Union No. 648 U M W of A will be held at Greens Run Schoolhouse Saturday at 1 30 P M. A recording and financial secretary will be elected at this gathering per the announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Greens Run
Allenry Rheumatic Relief Ad Claims Rapid Cure
An advertisement touts ALLENRY as a safe prescription that removes excess uric acid in 2% hours and relieves backache rheumatic agony neuritis sciatica within 48 hours. It asserts wide availability at Quick's Cut Rate Store and druggists with a money back guarantee on first bottle.
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Quick
Proposal to teach finance in public schools
Mrs. B. F. Langworthy former vice president of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers urged replacing higher mathematics with banking taxation and financing in public schools speaking before the Ohio Congress in Cincinnati. She argued that understanding finance would prevent schemes by Insula and Mitchell.
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Cincinnati
U.P
B. F. Langworthy
Winnetka
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Ohio Congress
Insula
Mitchell
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Logan Legion Post
Ewald Schmitter
Capt
R. A. Fuller
Oak Hill
Capt. Nues
J. G. Benson
Camp Hocking
Frank Walters
Don Bort
Greyhound
Greyhound Depot
Red Star
Paramount Memorials
Cross Bros
Union Street
Athen
Couneil
Fach
N. Court St
Farmers’ Institute
Marion Township
M. L. Howell
Napoleon
Paul Young
Rockbridge Road
Coolville and Vicinity
Spencer, W. Va
Howard Parrish
Greyhound Line
C. H. Verwohit
St. Clairaville
Mrs
A. B. Saunders
F. C. Taylor
Rome
C. H. Oakes
Newbury
D. C. Davis
S. McCall
Delaware
Emery Bowers
Edward Brewster
John McLaughlin
Rock Street
McLaughlin
Bertha Keller
E Keller
A. Berdette
Besse Burdett
Taylor Ridge
Gerald Nagie
Geraldean
Amesville
P. B. Chalfant
William Dalton, Jr
Banadean
Bernadean
Carl Welling
Harold Brower
Glen Chalfant
Esta Kytta
Dwight Smith
Bishopville
P. M. Smith
Fred Olbers
John Davis
James Golding
Fanny
Weirs and
Klines
United Brethren
New Straitsville
By Annalea Wilder
High School
Twin Cities
Burdess
Winn-Murphy
Undertaker
UNION
White House
C. D. Shafer
McKee’s
Nyal
McKee Drug CO
Security Bank
Selec
Compa Denil
Melton
Men's Part Wool Works
Women's Flannelette,Owns
Hoys
Fran Jettick
Big Lot Collaren’ Footwear
Bey
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