Logan Republicans Hear Addresses by Thomas Herbert
Logan Republicans host a meeting at Knights of Pythias Hall with Thomas J. Herbert Republican attorney general candidate Forest A. Harness national speaker Judge Roy J. Gillen and Eugene Wright also on the program Kenneth R. Fitzgerald presided Harness argues New Deal changes hurt economy citing 2 5 million unemployed and 30 million acres out of production He warns voting on Nov 3 can alter the nation’s system and notes Supreme Court’s past protections Herbert says campaign pits competing government philosophies urging calm tone and highlights Bricker as outstanding for governor.
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Supreme Court
Herbert
America
John W. Bricker
Davey
Highway Department
Bricker Administration Criticized Over High Legislative Costs
The speech argues no mandatory laws will pass under Mr Bricker and notes one million dollars spent on legislative sessions. It cites relief costs in Ohio, calling federal takeovers and state relief work burdensome to taxpayers.
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Change Payment Date In Soil Conservation Program
Final date for performance with practice payments under the agricultural conservation program moved from September 30 to October 31. This extension allows farmers to apply lime, potash, and phosphates at required rates through October 31 and qualify under the 1936 soil conservation program.
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Couple Granted License
A marriage license was issued Tuesday to Andy John Lake 21 of Hemlock a miner and Hazel Mae Gaddis 17 of Gore daughter of James and Mrs Gaddis Magistrate C T Stephenson officiated.
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Andy John Lake
Miner, Hemlock
Joseph Lake
Hazel Mae Gaddis
Gore
James Gaddis
C. T. Stephenson
Logan Brief Social Notes
The Tuesday Book Club met at Mrs. Emerson Poston’s home near Logan with a short business session. Mrs. Florence Heine reviewed Jamaica Inn by Daphne Dumourier, followed by discussion and a social lunch. Auxiliary officers installed by Mrs. Harry Thomas included Mrs. Harry Mack and others. dues raised to 1.50. The district meeting is in Lancaster on Oct 29. Delphian Club hosted a luncheon with a Browning program by Mrs. Charles Barker. travel trip descriptions shared. Notables attended Logan events, including Mrs. Bricker's tea in Nelsonville.
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Logan
Florence Heine
Jamaica Inn
Daphne Dumourier
American Legion Auxiliary
Harry Thomas
Department
Harry Mack
Lawrence Adcock
Joe Rowley
Barton Hall
Ewald Schmitter
Ross Adcock
Irma Powers
Lancaster
Franklin County
Harry Marsh
Columbus
Delphian Club
Edward Godfrey
Robert Browning
Charles Barker
Edward Hockman
Broadwell Personal and Social Mention
Broadwell notes report multiple visits and family ties across Zanesville Redfield Carbonhill and nearby towns. Birth of Nancy Elizabeth Hanson in Sand Rock is recorded along with several Sunday gatherings and home visits by local families and relatives.
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Laura James
Oscar James
Freda Nice
Carbonhill
Melvin van Wey
Parkersburg
Leonard Ogg
Henry North
Dane McKinley
Millfield
Faye Calentine
Dale
Murray City Social Notes Highlights Local Visits
Local residents and visitors are listed from Lancaster Detroit Barberton Pontiac Toledo and Glouster as weekend guests and family gatherings. Notable events include a stroke affecting Mrs Mark Shelton and serious illness of George Orndoff. Superintendent Potts visit and costel Peacock's family weekend return. The note closes with a remark that the motion picture industry ranks seventh among US industries.
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John Martin
Mary Taylor
Estella Weatherburn
Barberton
Robert Foster
Paul Shelton
Pontiac
Mich
George Lopez
Don Solon
Cleveland
Bernard Solon
Mark Shelton
George Orndoff
Harold Potts
Maxville
George Potts
Paul Potts
Amanda
Costel Peacock
Lucille
Peacock
Nelsonville
Anna Belle Thomas
Hetty. Thomas
Glouster
Harry Shaffer
Margaret Smart
Lancaster
United States
Logan Council Adopts 3.64 Mill Tax Levy
Logan council approves a 3.64 mill levy with 2.44 within the ten mill limit and 1.20 outside. Estimated city revenue for next year is 81 674, down from last year’s 85 701. An ordinance funds Mulberry Street sewer work at 1 400 and bids for materials are to be sought.
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Mulberry St
R. R. Loomis
Chieftains Coach Pleased With Sharpened Practice
Coach sees renewed effort as the Chieftains push to win. Alumni assisted in a two hour session highlighting blocking and tackling with improved zip. Eddie Nelson sustains a shoulder injury while Maurice Cole and Richardson miss action. injuries strain the ball carrying unit.
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Chieftains
Eddie Nelson
Maurice Cole
Richardson
Logan Girls To Attend Home Economics Meet
Logan High School Club sends thirty girls to Ohio University for the Southeast District conference of the Ohio Home Economics Association. Sue Rochester, club president, will present the plan to explain how students can educate parents and the public about home economics work.
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Logan High School
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Southeastern Ohio
Ohio Home Economics Association
Sue Rochester
Ill Of Scarlet Fever In Logan Mrs Blosser Ill
Mrs Fay Blosser of Enterprise is reported ill at her home with scarlet fever, a notice noting a contagious illness in the household.
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Fay Blosser
Enterprise
Masters Degree Night At Mingo Lodge
Mingo Lodge of Masons held its past masters night Monday with 125 attendees as a candidate received the Master’s degree. All degree participants were past masters of the lodge and refreshments followed the conferring ceremony.
Lulu Starkey Granted Divorce from Robert Starkey
Lulu Starkey was granted a divorce from Robert Starkey on Tuesday on grounds of neglect. The decree restores her name to Lulu Shaw.
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Lulu Starkey
Robert Starkey
Lulu Shaw
Five Bouts Scheduled On Valley Boxing Card
Valley Boxing Club in Logan presents a card at Grotto Gardens on Thursday night October 15 headlined by an eight round welterweight bout between Frank Bulha of Glouster and Montana Dale of Bowling Green. Semifinal Mack McCarty of Zanesville faces Freddie Miller of Lancaster in six rounds. Abe Schille of Zanesville meets Floyd Smith of Buchtel in six rounds. Kid Morrison of Zanesville fights Pete Altheiser of Canal Winchester in four rounds. Vern Black and Dwight McMillin stage the show rain or shine.
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Grotto Gardens
Frank Bulha
Glouster
Montana Dale
Bowling Green
Mack McCarty
Zanesville
Freddie Miller
Lancaster
Abe Schille
Floyd “Shifty” Smith
Buchtel Negro
Kid Morrison
Pete Altheiser
Canal Winchester
Vern Black
Dwight McMillin
Local Drilling Shows Start Near Hemlock
Bell Drilling Company begins derrick construction near Hemlock for new operations. Kachelmacher Estate also starts drilling a well on their property in the same area.
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Bell Drilling Company
Hemlock
Kachelmacher
Senior Council Elects Elizabeth McGonagle President
The Senior Council elected Elizabeth McGonagle as president this week. Offiers include Joe Karshner as vice president Louella Brown secretary and Earl Bell treasurer. The council comprises representatives from each senior high homeroom and from the three classes.
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Elizabeth McGonagle
Joe Karshner
Louella Brown
Earl Bell
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