Logan City Council holds lengthy session on fences and gas odor
Logan council Tuesday night discussed a fence in an alley on N Walnut Street with Brashares and Lappen clashing over deed language and public use. Officials postponed traffic ordinance, planned a legal review, and heard on gas odor from Line E after Spencer plant dismantling.
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Logan
N. Walnut St
Carlos Brashares
Hubert D. Lappen
Brashares
Julius A. Mathias
Lappen
H. E. Kirk
Bill Miller
Fred A. Murray
Gerald Baird
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Kinser
Spencer
W. Va
Three Day Test for Stronger Nerves with Clements Tonic
An appeal to tired and run-down readers promotes Clements Tonic, a concentrated iron, claiming two tablets three times daily restores energy, steadies nerves, improves sleep, and appetite within three days with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
City Funds Balance Report Highlights Sinking Fund
Auditor Ward Chase reported a total of 568.16 with 94.56 for street fund and the rest for general fund. He noted balances of 30,992.93 and Treasurer Margaret Knapp showed 54,253.08 including sinking fund investments.
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Street Fund
General Fund
Ward Chase
Margaret Knapp
Defense Seeks Bill of Particulars in Manslaughter Case
defense counsel for Guy Fiske requests a bill of particulars detailing traffic laws cited in the Ohio case. Fiske is charged with second degree manslaughter for the allegedly unlawful death of Velma Evans and Benjamin M. White. He pleaded not guilty, with trial set for October 22 and 23.
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LOGAN
Guy Fiske
State of
Ohio
Velma Evans
Velma Wheatley
Benjamin M. White
Fiske
Logan Man Completes Year in U S Army
Carl R. Hoskins of Logan is celebrating one year of service in the U S Army at Camp Shelby Mississippi. He is on furlough and will stay with his parents until the end of the week. He serves at the post office with the rank of sergeant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Carl R. Hoskins
Camp Shelby
Mississippi
Congress
Hoskins
Albert Benderbasin
Mike
Micke Bycoski
Jacksonville
William Hogue
Trimble
Edna Zimmer
Ruth of
Glouster
Mike Benderbasin
Carl McCaughy
Zanesville
Joseph Wilson
Roseville
P. B. Chalfant
Fred Olbers
Don Cannon
Columbus
Hattie Jaynes
Shawnee
Mayme Butcher
Saginaw
Mich
Walter Spurges
Dayton
Alex Spurges
Detroit
Marie Bulstrom
Deloss Bulstrom
Lancaster
Pat Bulstrom
John Davis
Gladys Davis
Eileen
Clara Golding
Ernest Chalfant
U.S.A
Camp Wolters
Texas
Two Fined S15 Costs For Disorderly Conduct
Logan man arrested Monday night on disorderly conduct charges by Deputy Sheriffs Larimer Keck and John Rife and Bob Auflick was arraigned Tuesday before Magistrate Frank St Clair. Pleas of guilty entered with $15 fines and costs each for an offense said to occur at the Russ Anders place in Haydenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Frank R. Larimer
Forest Keck
John Rife
Bob Auflick
Nelsonville
Frank St. Clair
Russ Anders
Haydenville
Defense Savings Grid Week Begins November 3
LOGAN announces Defense Savings Week starting November 3 as designated by state education director Kenneth C. Ray. Local schools will observe the week in the city.
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Defense Savings Grid
Logan
Supt. G. E. Carr
Kenneth C. Ray
Linton Seeks Divorce in Nelsonville Case
Ida Linton sues Bernard Linton of 222 Adams St Nelsonville for divorce on neglect grounds. She requests restoration of her name to Ida Bardijan and legal relief as the case moves forward.
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Logan
Bernard Linton
Adams St
Nelsonville
Ida Linton
Ida Bardijan
Grand Lodge Masonry Meeting Opens in Columbus
The Ohio Grand Lodge meeting begins in Columbus with Mingo Lodge representation. Local Masons in attendance include Leonard Tom, Harry L. Smith, Belford Harburger, Harry Hammon, and Willard Lyke.
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Logan — Ohio
Grand Lodge
Columbus
Mingo Lodge
Leonard Tom
Harry L. Smith
Belford Harburger
Harry Hammon
Willard Lyke
Record Nine Deaths Four Births in Month
Logan area sees nine deaths and four Logan births in September per Faith Wright deputy registrar. County totals list 28 births and 17 deaths. Logan births include a son to Mr and Mrs Lewis Arnold and daughters to Mr and Mrs Arthur G McHarg Mr and Mrs George W Flood and Mr and Mrs Calvin Carnes.
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Logan
Faith Wright
Lewis Arnold
Arthur G. McHarg
George W. Flood
Calvin Carnes
Logan Euterpean Club Prepares for Ohio Federation Meet
The Euterpean Club plans the southeast district convention of the Ohio Federation of Music Clubs in Logan on Oct 24. Committees include Registration Program Luncheon Decorations and Publicity with members named. Morning session at St Matthews Lutheran Church luncheon at the White House and afternoon program at Logan High School.
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Logan
Euterpean Club
Ohio Federation of Music Clubs
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
White House
Logan High School
8. Clarke
N. Walnut St
Scarlatti
John T. Underwood
Restighi
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority Plans October 27 Party
Sigma Phi Gamma met at chapter rooms Monday at eight. A party for chapters in the surrounding territory was planned with subcommittees named for details. Additional meetings covered by-law, house, finance and initiation duties for Miss Dorothy Price. Rough initiation Thursday night and formal ceremonies Monday evening will precede the regular business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Dorothy Price
Miss Price
Taylor Ridge Social Notes Celebrate Dora Heffken Birthday
Reunions and gatherings mark the Taylor Ridge community with Dora Heffken turning 82. Attendees include Coeys, Heffkens, McConkeys, Blowers, Mallets, and Olbers among others, with cake from Russell Coey and Ada McConkey.
Chieftains Practice New Plays for Athens Game
Logan prepares for Friday night clash with the Athens Bulldogs on a wet field. The Chieftains work on undisclosed plays to add variety, with Freddie Davis back in uniform and the squad in good condition for four quarters of gruelling play.
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LOGAN
Chieftain
Athens Bulldogs
Chieftains
Athens
Freddie Davis
Hold Officer In Death of Donald Arnold
Logan Alabama Deputy Sheriff Isaac Grant of Erath has been placed under arrest awaiting investigation into the shooting death of Donald E. Arnold 24 a private in the Second Division Tenth Evacuation Camp en route from Louisiana to Ft. Knox Kentucky Arnold who had patrol duty at a dance hall was attempting to quiet men in his charge when the fatal shot was fired and he joined the service last February
Soap Suds Advise Finding Gas Leaks In Private Lines
Logan residents are told to call the gas company when a leak is detected. Leaks on private property lines are the owner's responsibility, and using soap suds is advised over matches to safely reveal bubbles without risk of explosion.
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Logan
Two Couples Secure Licenses To Marry In Ohio
Two marriage licenses were issued over the end of the week. Leonard Flynn age 21 laborer of Zanesville and Martha Miller 21 glass factory worker of Zanesville obtained a license. Herbert J. Rebar 45 soldier of Youngstown and Virginia Holeman 38 housekeeper of Columbus also obtained a license.
Change Is Sought to 1939 Divorce Ruling
Logan amendment sought by Hugh Rutgers to the Sept. 20, 1939 entry in the Edna Rutgers divorce case. Defendant asks modification of the $15 monthly payment since the daughter has turned 18, graduated high school, and married recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hugh Rutgers
Edna Rutgers
NYA Delegation Talks With Mayor Over City Proposal
Two NYA representatives met with Mayor Dallas Kinser on Tuesday regarding a city project. They planned to present the proposal to the city council that evening but postponed for two weeks after learning a lengthy session was anticipated.
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Logan
NYA
Dallas Kinser
Deep Sea Diver Visits LeFever Home in Glouster
Samuel Harden Stille known as The Poet of the Hill, author of Voices of the Soil and Ohio Builds a Nation, visited Dr E LeFever in Lower Salem near Marietta. Also guest was Russell Laugh ton a Chicago based deep sea diver born in Glouster, recently returning from Sault Ste Marie wreck work and bound for Texas and Florida.
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Glouster
Samuel Harden Stille
Lower Salem
Marietta
E. LeFever
Mr. Laughton
Fairlawn Ave
Clyde Harper
Sault Ste. Marie
Texas
Florida
Logan Aims November Start for Health Unit Merger
Logan city council indicated merger with the county health unit will start November 1. It agreed to provide 250 dollars to cover November and December costs and to begin two months early. Health commissioner Dr H G Southard will be informed to arrange nurse services focused on the schools program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
H. G. Southard
Apple Grove Church Plan Special Service
The Apple Grove Quarterly meeting will be held at the Methodist Church on Sunday morning led by District Superintendent Reverend A. J. Kestle with a potluck dinner at noon. Afternoon preaching by local preacher Reverend Cooper.
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Apple Grove
Methodist Church
A. J. Kestle
Cooper
Herbert Shields
Parkersburg
Carol Norris
Columbus
Ross Norris
B. H. Hudnall
Doris Mae
Paul
Marietta
E. C. Shank
Early Roush
Charles Sharp
Russell Lee
Florida
Groff Divorce Case Dismissed Without Prejudice
Gladys Groff asked to dismiss her divorce suit against Carl W. Groff and the court granted the request on Tuesday with no prejudice to a new action.
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Logan
Gladys Groff
Carl W. Groff
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Police Department
Russia
J-T Fall Festival Comes to Glouster School Friday
The J-T Fall Festival at Glouster schools features a masquerade march and cake walk. Jacksonville Grade School and Trimble Grade School sponsor activities including a country store, fish pond, penny arcade, and bazaar booth. Music, comedies, and auctioneer Sam Underwood accompany judging by M. M. Bryson, Esta Cunningham, and Rev. C. E. Palmer.
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Glouster
Jacksonville
Trimble
Esta Haskins
Myrtle Kasler
Sam Underwood
M. M. Bryson
Esta Cunningham
C. E. Palmer
Youth group elects officers at Glouster meeting
The Glouster Young People’s Group of the Church of Christ elected officers for the coming year during Sunday evening services. Paul McAllister was reelected president, with Juanita Williams as vice president, Evelyn Kittle as secretary, and Edythe Mae Henry as treasurer. A committee will name weekly leaders and post the list in the meeting room for a one month period.
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Glouster
The
Church of Christ
Paul McAllister
Juanita Williams
Evelyn Kittle
Edythe Mae Henry
Grace Holzschuh Hosts Chinese Checkers Club Evening
Mrs Grace Holzschuh hosted a Monday evening meeting of the Chinese Checkers Club with players including Mrs Theodore Heffken Mrs E S Bingman Mrs Harry Vaughn Mrs William Johnston Sr Mrs Elizabeth McKee Mrs H L Janchius Mrs E B Morris Mrs Bessie West and Mrs John Henry A refreshment course was served after play.
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Grace Holzschuh
Theodore Heffken
E. S. Bingman
Harry Vaughn
William Johnston, Sr
Elizabeth McKee
H. L. Janchius
E. B. Morris
Bessie West
John Henry
Loyal Women's Class meets Friday at Church
The Loyal Women's Class of the Church of Christ will gather Friday evening at the church with Mrs. Emma Heffken leading the committee in charge.
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Church of Christ
Emma_ Heffken
Visitors from Algier and Circleville Stay With Local Hosts
Mr and Mrs Ross Stevenson of Algier joined Mr and Mrs T W Figley from Saturday to Tuesday. Figley once supervised Algier Schools before moving to Glouster. Mr and Mrs Fred Hambel and Mr and Mrs H E Jones dined with Mr and Mrs Eugene Jones at Kingston and with Mrs Elmer Jones in Circleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Stevenson
Algier
T. W. Figley
Figley
Glouster
Fred Hambel
H. E. Jones
Eugene Jones
Kingston
Elmer Jones
Circleville
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Time Change
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Thursday at 7 o'clock in the Legion Hall instead of 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Benefit bridge party sponsored by Will Give Benefit Glouster
The Junior Progressive Study Club will sponsor a public benefit bridge party Thursday evening in the room over Ley's Restaurant. Proceeds support club activities and charitable goals in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster — Junior Progressive Study Club
Ley
Bert Smith Sparks Eastern Football Victory Highlights
GLOUSTER The Eastern Progress shows Bert Smith of Millfield passing to Schuster for the game’s lone touchdown. Darling the all state tackle stood out for his relentless line play as Bert Smith, right halfback, and fellow Athens County players starred in the action.
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Glouster
The
Eastern Progress
Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College
Bert Smith
Millfield
Schuster
Smith
Fred Darling
Eastern
Darling
Ralph Darling
Athens
Report To Form New Boy Scout Troop 25
Twenty five boys reported at a Boy Scout meeting in the Meth odist Church. Joe Stratton and Arch Knowlton attended from Athens. Stratton will work with C B Tigner. A canvass will seek younger boys and parents will be contacted. Boys to bring applications next Monday. Plans to collect magazines and newspapers to fund the new troop.
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Glouster
Joe Stratton
Arch Knowlton
Athens
Stratton
Cubs
C. B. Tigner
Church of Christ
Hines
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Athens, Oho
Logan City
Margaret V. Knapp
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
State Tax Department
Ira Aplin
Charles A. McKinley
Aplin
R. R. Loorhis
Ohio Power Company
Miller
Channel
Soo
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich
Soo Locks
Athens Pharmacy
N. Court St
Logan Man
U.S. Army
Mrs. Barker
James Barker
North St
Judson Shriner
Clinton Webb
Stanley Baker
Lawrence, Hack
Charles Achauer
J. E. Frasure
H. J. Unvervagt
Shriner
Webb
Delta
Taylor Ridge
Fred Heffken
Dora Heffken
Russell Coey
Akron
Ada McConkey
Heffken
Garrett Coey
Anna Coey
Henry Heffken
Betty
Henrietta
Carylin Heffken
Harold Blower
Mary Lu
Donna
Barbara
Tommy Blower
Glen McConkey
Gary Athens
Ray Leake
Nancy
Lanny
Fred Leake
Greens Run
Guy McVay
Harriettsville
William Mallett
Mary
Billie
Dora Jean Mallett
Warsaw
Jean
June
Billie Heffken
John Hefffken
Ruth McVay
Cincinnati
William Coey
Russel Coey
Hazel Kempton
Otis Webb
Bob Zapp
Hermen Kempton
Emmet Olbers
Emmett Jr
Donald Arnold
LeFever
Council Aids
Fai
Jer
J-T
Entertains
Checker Club
Legion Auxiliary
Kentucky College
Boy Scout
Beaco
F. J
Beasley CO
Member
Federal Reserve System
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