Fox Hunters Week in Logan Adds Conservation Displays
Logan hosts a week long Ohio Fox Hunters meet with a donated store room for conservation exhibits by the US Forest Service Ohio Division of Forestry and Ohio Forestry Association. Housing for 800 is anticipated. churches and organizations plan breakfasts and meals. chambers urge more rooms and quality food.
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LOGAN
Farmers and Merchants Bank
General Committee
Ohio
Conservation Department
Department
United States Forest Service
Ohio Division of Forestry
Ohio Forestry Association
Chamber of Commerce
Hesboro Home Economics Meeting Set This Fall
The first of two Home Economics Extension Service meetings in Hocking County will be at 10:30 a.m. at Hesboro School Building. Mt. Pleasant and Lilesboro residents join to discuss Planning the Family Meals Using Home Grown Food.
Woman to Attend Fox Hunters Meet in Logan
Logan Ohio will host the Ohio State Fox Hunters meet at month end with Miss Pansy Ireland of Thomasville Georgia as a featured guest. Ireland, a Cleveland resident and granddaughter of the late Mark Hanna, will bring 15 to 20 hounds and a truckload of saddle horses.
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Logan
Ohio State
Pansy Ireland
Thomasville
Ireland
Cleveland
Mark Hanna
More Tax Is Paid in 1938
Logan real estate taxpayers paid more to the county treasury in 1938 than 1937, Treasurer Robert N. White announced. Total collections were 312,682.46 with December 1938 at 182,810.12 vs 178,710.56 in 1937 and June 1938 at 129,872.34 vs 128,900.08 in 1937.
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Logan
Robert N. White
Clifton Reviews Book At Logan Assembly
Dr. John L. Clifton former director of education reviewed Gone With the Wind by Margaret Mitchell at Logan High School. The joint assembly included both Junior and Senior High students with many patrons in attendance.
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Logan
Margaret Mitchell
Logan High School
John L. Clifton
Logan man marks birthday and first grocery anniversary
Logan resident Logan Luther Blum observed his birthday on Tuesday and the first anniversary of entering the grocery business in Logan. He cut three fingers on his left hand while slicing meat that day and required medical attention.
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Logan
Luther Blum
Braddock To Head Logan Kiwanis Club
W. D. Braddock was elected president of the Logan Kiwanis Club at the regular Tuesday meeting at the White House. He has served as vice-president last year. Other officers include C. A. Gaffin vice-president J. W. Woodard Fred Burchfield Fred Carpenter M. B. Iles Walter Savings J. R. Hankison and Wilbur Lanning. Rev Ceci H. Jones spoke on the European Situation and Clarence Arbell and his orchestra provided old time music.
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Logan
W. D. Braddock
Logan Kiwanis Club
White House
Braddock
C. A. Gaffin
J. W. Woodard
Fred Burchfield
Fred Carpenter
M. B. Iles
Walter Savings
J. R. Hankison
Wilbur Lanning
Ceci H. Jones
Clarence Arbell
Committee Seeks Rail Fence Loan for Park Decorations
Logan officials request 15 to 20 rods of rail fence to enclose Worthington Park for the state fox hunters meet decorations. Farmers willing to lend should contact James D. Wells in Logan.
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Logan — General Committee
Worthington Park
James D. Wells
Logan
Odd Fall Weather Hurts Oats Growers
Winter oats sown by Hocking County farmers as an experiment failed to meet expectations. Poor moisture, followed by rain and then dry heat, damaged germination. Extension Agent James R. Smoot urges farmers to inspect crops and, in heavy damage areas, plant a cover crop of wheat at a bushel per acre.
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Logan
Hocking County
James R. Smoot
Miller Grange Initiation With New Plymouth Grange
Miller Grange will hold a regular meeting next Wednesday at their hall. Initiation will be conducted with the New Plymouth Grange offering the third degree while the local team confers the fourth degree. Ten candidates are expected with some locals. Refreshments will be served.
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Logan — Miller Chapel
New Plymouth
City workers repair old fire truck for higher capacity
Fire Chief Roy Stallsmith and Assistant Gerald McLaughlin rebuilt the Logan pump on the old fire truck. After a Wednesday test the crew plans to start motor work soon. Officials expect a pumping capacity of 500 gallons per minute once remodeling finishes.
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Roy Stallsmith
Gerald McLaughlin
Logan social notes capture local visits and club events
Logan residents report visits by Carl Briley of Peru and Burton Briley of Wichita to the Briley family, plus updates from Junior Tourist Book Club and YMW sewing group. The Business and Professional Women's Club held a Halloween program at Quannacutt Camp with officers appointed, a National Business Women's Week proclamation read, and a chili supper. New members join the Players Guild of Logan High School. meetings and guests noted with a Halloween roll call.
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Logan
Carl Briley
Peru
Burton Briley
Wichita
Kan
Charles Briley
Standard Oil Co
South America
Andees
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Quannacutt Camp
Neil Shaw
Mary Connor
Precious Correll
Federation Committee
Elizabeth Lyman
Marie Lines
Thelma Keyes
Ada Hoskins
Florence Bort
Grace Shriner Keller
Dallas Kinser
Presbyterian Church
Letha Lou Silcott
Nelsonville
Jackson St
Eva Mack
Elizabeth Collison
Mae Schaal
Irene Tipton
Keller
Emma Hall
Emma Petty
Ruth Graham
Ruth Rheinscheid
Hester Lee White
Clara Stone
Charlene Huffman
Dessie Hanna
Shaw
Connor
Players Guild of Logan High School
Helen Allen
Dorothy Hartman
Thelma Lehman
Bill Shaw
Marie Parry
Eldon Carr
Curtis Henderson
Ray Walsmith
Dorothy Boyle
Marjorie Hartman
Margaret Morley
Anita Geiger
Helen Blair
Pauline Schaffer
Thelma Freese
Esther Knox
Among Ourselves Club Luncheon at Mrs. Bart’s Home
The Among Ourselves club held a 1 o'clock luncheon Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Kate Bart on S Market Street. New officers led the meeting with Mrs. W. R. Brandt as president and Mrs. Roy Craw in leadership.
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Kate Bart
S. Market St
W. R. Brandt
Roy Craw
Old Tax Receipt Reflects Tiny 1830 Charge
Treasurer Robert N. White obtained a receipt issued to Benjamin Hemphill by Jacob Beck of Fairfield County. Dated Sept 22, 1830, it shows 42 cents and 4 mills for state county township and poor taxes on one horse and three cattle. A Logan note adds a Circleville Epworth League Rally travel plan with Arlie Brimner accompanying a 20-person youth delegation from the local church.
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Logan
Hocking County
Robert N. White
Benjamin Hemphill
Jacob Beck
Fairfield County
Chillicothe
Circleville
Methodist Church
Arlie Brimner
South Logan
Logan High student builds Phoenician ship model for world history
Jay Dupler of Logan Enterprise prepared a Phoenician sailing vessel model for his World History class at Logan High School. Instructor Miss Iris Lowery leads the class.
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Logan
Jay Dupler
Enterprise
Logan High School
Iris Lowery
Home Makers Club Luncheon at Achauer Residence
Home Makers Club members met at Mrs. Charles C. Achauer on Poplar Street for a one o'clock Wednesday afternoon luncheon. Mrs. Clarence Salts aided as hostess. Mrs. Elmer Risch presided. Pearl Linton spoke on Quilts and Mrs. Risch on Women Are Different. Roll call surveyed Family Heirlooms. Guests included Mrs. Clyde Hockman and Mrs. Harry Smith.
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Home Makers Club
Charles C. Achauer
Poplar St
Clarence Salts
Elmer Risch
Pearl Linton
Risch
Clyde Hockman
Harry Smith
Reception at Mrs Strentz Home in Honor of Wing Wing and Allen
A reception at Mrs. Charlotte Strentz home Tuesday evening honored Mrs. Mary Gould Wing and daughter Kathryn with guests from San Diego and Hillsboro. Attendees included Junia Club members, Logan High School Class of 1892 alumni, and longtime neighbors on Second Street.
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Charlotte Strentz
Mary Gould Wing
Kathryn
Helen Gould Allen
San Diego
Calif
Helen Purcell Rhoads
Hillsboro
Junia Club
Wing
Logan High School
Second St
Logan Church Plans Rally Day Program At First Methodist
Logan aims for an attendance of 500 for a unified Sunday service at First Methodist Church from 9 to 11. Rev. S W Wiant leads. Sunday School parts include orchestra led by Dallas Kinser and choir led by Mrs. Allen Adams. Children speak. Junior Choir directed by Mrs. James Cole. adults provide music or speech. Gerald W. Lanning chairs arrangements.
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Wiant
Gerald W. Lanning
Herman Bratton
Hocking Community Groups Elect Officers
Delegates from Hocking County community groups met at the Agricultural Conservation Office to elect officers. F O Wolf was re-elected chairman with Paul Shaw as vice chairman and Porter Heigle on the county committee. Miss Mary Blum was reappointed secretary treasurer. Plans for the coming years work were discussed.
No Funds for New Pittsburg School Tells Group
A Murray City Ward Township and county education delegation met with State Director E N Dietrich in Columbus to press the New Pittsburg school issue. Dietrich reaffirmed that no state funds will be provided for operation. A county board meeting was called to address the situation while officials urge parents to send children to Murray City schools. Delinquency charges were filed against two more parents.
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Logan
New Pittsburg
Murray City
Ward Township
State Department
Columbus
E. N. Dietrich
Dick Smith
Samuel H. Dillon
Deitrich
David Thorn
Office Closures As Court House Observes Holiday
All court house offices are closed today in observance of a holiday. No hearings scheduled. Departments will reopen with normal hours tomorrow.
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Logan
Observ
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