Longer street lighting contract discussed by Logan council
Logan City Council considers a 10 year street lighting contract to replace current terms. A three member committee will study traffic code amendments over two weeks before presenting recommendations at the next meeting. The council rescinded a prior authorization for a three year contract, with debate over long term savings.
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Logan
Logan City
Joe Walburn
Chase L. Wonn
George S. Moore
Stewart
Wonn
Walburn
Stanley Baker
Brehm
Murray
Tipton
Moore
N. Mulberry St
Trimmer
Loomis
West St
WPA
Furnace
Elm Street
Furnace St
Elm St
Meyer
Church St
West
Iron Sts
Iron St
Freisner Ave
Dallas Kinser
May Release Erwin From Hocking Jail
Logan judge grants bail of 500 dollars for Henry Erwin with sentence suspended after defense argues against self-incrimination. Erwin to be released once bond posted. sheriff to rearrest on New Holland chicken theft warrant.
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Erwin
Joe Farbearn
New Holland
Ford Seeks 300 Damages After Auto Wreck Near Laurel Run
Clarence Ford files a damage suit against L M Holzapfel alleging recklessness and negligence in operating his car on Route 180 near Laurel Run. The collision struck a bridge guard-rail and blocked the path of Ford’s vehicle. Ford claims $300 in damages.
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Logan
Clarence Ford
L. M. Holzapfel
Route 180
Laurel Run
Hutchinson Arrested After North Street Accident
Carl Hutchinson was arrested by Patrolman A F Evans after a Tuesday evening collision on North Street. He faces a driving while intoxicated charge in Mayors Court. Ann Windle’s parked car was struck, both vehicles damage considerable.
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Hutchinson Logan
North St
Carl Hutchinson
A. F. Evans
Ann Windle
Logan-George Courtheyn Visitor at Couden Home
Logan-George Courtheyn of Los Angeles stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Couden on Tuesday. He once lived in Steubenville and has spent several years in the western states.
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Logan
George Courtheyn
Los Angeles
Robert Couden
Steubenville
West
GOP Club Meets at Logan-McKinley
Republican Club announces a 7 30 p m Friday business session at its clubrooms led by president James L. Martin urging a large attendance.
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GOP
Logan—Mckinley Republican Club
James L. Martin
Euterpean Club meets at Mrs Kirk home for music program
The October gathering of the Euterpean Club at Mrs How ard Kirk's N Wood St home featured a review of Discovering Music by Howard D McKinney and a varied musical program led by Mrs J G Cole and Miss Iris Lowery. Guests included Mrs Toerner, Mrs Lanning and others with refreshments served. The group noted the Federated Music Clubs district meeting in Lancaster. The November session will be November 14 at Mrs Prather's home.
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Music Club
Euterpean Club
Howard Kirk
N. Wood St
Co. S. Clarke
Harley Meyer
J. G. Cole
Iris Lowery
Howard D. McKinney
Chopin
Wilbur Lanning
Brahms
F. Meade Bowen
Anthony
Up From the Bottom of the Sea at Logan High
Robert M. Zimmerman will present a deep sea diving program at Logan High Auditorium in Logan. The talk is the second of four sponsored by the Logan Kiwanis Club with a 6 pm meeting at the White House. Logan Kiwanis delegates to the Ohio District convention in Cincinnati are L. P. Mooney Howard Rolston and William G. Martin. Alternates are Ray R. Lanning Alfred Carpenter and Charles Epstein.
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Logan
Robert M. Zimmerman
Logan High Auditorium
Logan Kiwanis Club
Zimmerman
White House
Ohio
Cincinnati
L. P. Mooney
Howard Rolston
William G. Martin
Ray R. Lanning
Alfred Carpenter
Charles Epstein
Logan Garden Club to Booth at Fall Festival
The Logan Garden Club will run a plant and cut flower booth in the Music Room at Logan High School during the Fall Festival. Members and nonmembers were asked to bring flowers to the school Friday morning for display.
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Logan
Logan Garden Club
Logan High School
Murray City Ladies Bible Class Meets at M E Church
The Murray City Ladies Adult Bible Class met at the M E Church with president Mrs. Amy Stevenson presiding and Mrs. Joan Cook leading devotionals. A class recitation by Mrs. George Potts was followed by lunch for 22 members and guests, including Rev. and Mrs. L. O. Lineberger and others from Haydenville, Nelsonville, Athens, and Columbus.
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Murray City
M. E. Church
Amy Stevenson
Joan Cook
George Potts
Icie Strum
Robert Johnson
Mary Ann James
Tl. O. Lineberger
Mildred
Haydenville
Lydia Hartman
Elmer Thomas
Charles Brown
Columbus
Blanche Brooker
Lizzie Perkins
Edna Stage
Nelsonville
Mary Shaffer
Fred Penn
Mae
Athens
Samuel Penn
John Powers
William Bell
Logan
Koon
Jake Diltz
Roseville
Gordon James
New Straitsville
James
Charles Shaffer
Frank Hellyer
Oscar Hellyer
Willis
Donna Louise
Margaret Gears
Crooksville
Paul Herbert
Glouster
Harry Foster
Akron
Thomas Foster
Grace
Gilbert Foster
Hilliards
William Foster
Billy
Columbia South Carolina
Ossie White
Lois White
Osceola
Robert Foster
Howard Beougher
Lois
Howard
Beougher
Samantha Shelton
Lizzie Stiff
Mattie Albaugh
Canal Winchester
Martha Huston
Raymond Burke
Millard Campbell
Leonard Campbell
Floyd Stiff
Paul Jones
Bridgeport
Charles Walters
Carolyn Sue
Cora Walters
Bessie Patterson
Cleveland
Leonard King
Lem Penny
Bauers
Rolland Hansen Clifford Wright
Elmer
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Florence Corwin
Buchtel
Roy Martin
Visits by Postle and club gatherings at summer scenes
Mr and Mrs L L Postle of Columbus visited Sunday and Monday with Mr and Mrs H J Unverzagt in Warner Ave Pastime Bridge Club met with Mrs Charles Achauer hosting all members and one guest Mrs L L Postle High scores went to Mrs H J Unverzagt and Mrs Judson Shriner A farewell gift was given to Mrs Rudolph Lortz before she moves to Columbus The Idano Club met at Mrs Claude Lyons summer home at Blackjack for a covered dish luncheon boating and outdoor activities Tea was served on the porch Those present included Mrs John Krieg Mrs Lawrence Hack Mrs Tom Eberst Mrs Charles Lewis Mrs M J Cole Mrs Barton Hall Mrs Clete Scholl Mrs George Schwenke Miss Mary Louise Bowen and the hostess A group gathered at the Barker summer cottage for Sunday activities including James Brakee Fred Murray Clarence Saltz Clyde Hockman Charles Barker Miss Lucy Barker Miss Gertrude Barker Richard Lavey and Ellsworth Higsby of Richmondale
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Charles Achauer
L. L. Postle
Columbus
H. J. Unverzagt
Judson Shriner
Claude Lyons
Blackjack
Idano Club
John Krieg
Lawrence Hack
Tom Eberst
Charles Lewis
M. J. Cole
Barton Hall
Clete Scholl
George Schwenke
Mary Louise Bowen
Charles Barker
James Brakee
Fred Murray
Clarence Saltz
Clyde Hockman
Lucy
Gertrude Barker
Richard Lavey
Ellsworth Higsby
Richmondale
New Straitsville
Fred Wion
Herman Wion
William Mitchell
Mary Barbara
Akron
Edward Mills
Jay Shoemaker
Donald
George Lanning
Charles Lawson
Logan
Blanche Price
Steubenville
T. J. Price
Harry Strain
St. Louis
Mich
Peter Strain
William Wahl
Detroit
John Wahl
Rompel
M. EF
John Shuttleworth
Thomas Frazier
George Lantz
Beatrice
Laura Tucker
James Giffin
Ernestine Abram
William Bird
Robert Sines
Athens
Clarence Grand
Edward Joe Grandy
Margaret Lloyd
Billy
Shirley Rushin
Clarence Heinzy
Barberton
Penue
John Campbell
Charles Hazelton
Betty
Bill Davis
Shawnee
Ernest Wilson
Lois Carolyn
Three Judges Chosen For Fall Festival Exhibits
James R. Smoot Extension Agent says two judges are picked for the Fall Festival. L. K. Bear of Columbus will judge livestock entries while Ross Wright of Athens will judge vegetables farm crops and 4-H Club booths.
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Logan
James R. Smoot
L. K. Bear
Columbus
Ross Wright
Athens
Straitsville Social Notes Update from Straitsville
Straitsville residents share weekend visits and travels with Columbus Akron Logan and Athens. Notables include Fred Wion and Mrs Herman Wion in Columbus for Herman Wions second surgery. George Kauffman of Lancaster buried. Straitsville Baptist Church installs a new furnace.
Indictments Against 20 Persons By Hocking County Grand Jury
Indictments were returned against 20 persons after a two day session with 87 witnesses examined. Assault with intent to kill charges against John Notestone and Roger Mills. concealed weapons against Bert King and Harrison Price. assault with intent to rob against Holland White and Goff Rice. Six secret indictments reserved for arrest. Several individuals named for various offenses. list of those not indicted provided. Judge Henderson commended jurors and kept them subject to call through Jan 1.
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LOGAN
Hocking County Grand Jury
John Notestone
George
Roger Mills
Bert King
Harrison Price
Holland White
Goff Rice
Merrill Shultz
Thomas Mouser
Thomas Kleinschmidt
Floyd Anders
Donald Lines
Wayne Mooney
Herbert Stimson
Harold Gearhart
Theodore Lane
Burl Weidner
John Smith
Ralph Hendricks
Henderson
Bids Sought for East and West Grade Building Additions
Logan announces bids for additions to the East and West Grade Buildings to be opened November 11. Estimated cost about 58 000 dollars with 45 percent grant from the federal government. Additions will be auditoriums and gymnasiums with seating for the whole school at each location.
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LOGAN
Election Board Approves Ballot Proofs for November 8 Votes
LOGAN Hocking County Election Board met Tuesday evening to approve ballot proofs for the November 8 elections. These will be ready within a day or two so that absent voters may be issued ballots. Clerk Carl Brandt said he had received a few requests for application blanks and these have been mailed.
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Logan—Hocking County Election Board
Carl Brandt
Uncertain Street Name Near Oak Grove Cemetery
City council debates the street running parallel to Oak Grove Cemetery with maps showing Cemetery St while others claim Jen nison Ave. The discrepancy clouds official addressing and planning notes.
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Logan
Oak Grove Cemetery
City Council
Cemetery St
Jennison Ave
Mrs. Hardy Hosts T. S. Club in Carbon Hill Meeting
The T. S. Club met at Mrs. Robert Hardy's home in Carbon Hill on Thursday afternoon Oct 6 with members Hedley Lowes Jesse Devol Harry Guess Edgar Stedwell Howard Wiseman Clarence Lehman Don Dawley from Carbon Hill and Pattonville guests Miss Viola Bond and hostess Mrs Hardy. The next gathering will be at Mrs. Howard Wiseman’s with a Halloween party on Oct 21. The Adult Education Class of Coakley School met at Mrs. John Smart’s near Haydenville on Monday evening Oct 10 with eleven members present.
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Carbon Hill
T. S. Club
Robert Hardy
Hedley Lowes
Jesse Devol
Harry Guess
Edgar Stedwell
Howard Wiseman
Clarence Lehman
Don Dawley
Joe Blosser
Viola Bond
Pattonville
Coakley School
John Smart
Haydenville
Organization of Agricultural Conservation Group Held in County
Logan county committee of the Agricultural Conservation agency met Monday evening at the city office. Re elected chairman F. O. Wolf from Laurelville with Paul H. Shaw of Good Hope as vice chairman. Porter Heigle named third member. Miss Mary Blum elected secretary treasurer. Frank Krinn is first alternate and Ralph J. Dresher second alternate.
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LOGAN
The
Agricultural Conservation Agency
F. O. Wolf
Laurelville
Paul H. Shaw
Good Hope
Porter Heigle
Mary Blum
Frank Krinn
Ralph J. Dresher
Logan-Carl Love sentenced to jail for petit larceny
Logan Carl Love was committed to the county jail Tuesday evening after police chief Lew Reynolds took him into custody. He failed to pay a fine set by Mayor Kenneth Fitzgerald in the last case before the mayor retired from office. The charge was petit larceny.
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Logan
Carl Love
Lew Reynolds
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Forest Ranger Warns County Skates By Fire Season
Logan Ohio reports Hocking County escaped serious forest fires during hunting season. Ranger R J Schaar notes extensive state and private woodland land, manned fire towers, and urges vigilance during a high risk period with low leaf moisture and winds. He lists simple rules to prevent fires and cites weather as a key danger indicator.
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Logan
Hocking
R. J. Schaar
Ill of Peritonitis Reported for Edward Waites
Edward Waites of Laurelville remains in peritonitis at Cherrington Hospital since Sunday evening. No operation has been performed.
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Logan
Edward Waites
Laurelville
Cherrington Hospital
Licensed to marry Logan-Odell and Lydia Butler
John Lover 23 laborer Hamley Run son of Mr and Mrs Scott Stover and Lydia Dale Butler 29 housework Ham ley Run daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Butler were granted a marriage license Tuesday.
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Logan—Odell John Lover
Hamley Run
Scott Stover
Lydia Dale Butler
Ben Butler
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