Southern Evangelist Attracts Large Audiences at Rockbridge
Dr. Dewey Whitwell of Nashville is leading nightly evangelistic services at the Rockbridge United Brethren Church in Logan County. Delegations from Logan and Lancaster attend, with Camp Hocking present Tuesday. A mass men’s meeting Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at Rockbridge High School and a women’s meeting follow.
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Logan
Dewey Whitwell
Nashville
Tenn
Rockbridge United
Camp Hocking
Whitwell
Rockbridge High School
Love
Scarlet fever illness in Gore family child
Ruth Arnett seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Lon Arnett in Gore is ill with scarlet fever. A quarantine was lifted at the Arnett home two weeks earlier after a previous case.
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Logan
Ruth
Lon Arnett
Gore
Arnett
Rites Held in Lancaster for Columbus Woman
Funeral services for Mrs. Joseph Kilbarger of Columbus were conducted at 9 this morning in Lancaster. She was the mother of Mrs. John Eberst of Warner Avenue, with Mr. and Mrs. Eberst and family in Lancaster for the service.
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Logan
Joseph Kilbarger
Columbus
Lancaster
John Eberst
Warner Avenue
Logan East PTA Opens Year With Guest Speaker
The Logan East Parent-Teacher Association began its year with Mrs. Barton E. Hall presiding at the East Grade Building. Dr. A. Kelch gave an illustrated talk on dental care. Fifth Grade presented two plays and routine business was discussed.
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Logan—East Parent-Teacher Association
Barton E. Hall
A. ©. Kelch
Sale of Real Estate in Troy Township Athens County Ohio
In pursuance of an order, Charles Stratton Sheriff will auction three described parcels in Troy Township at the courthouse door in Athens on Monday, the 28th of September 1935, at 1:30 PM. First tract 13 with 13.0 acres, Second tract 74.90 acres, Third tract location described. appraised values $200 each. sale must be cash. two thirds minimum.
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Frank W. Snyder
Athens
Ohio
Troy Town
Ohie River
Tees
Lumbus C. Don
C. Rhields
Troy Township
Athens County
Columbus C. Landon
Poe
Ohio River Survey
Southeas
Alon
Said
Ambus London
Kizzie Hall
Ees
4 Mile Bridge
Troy
Charles Stratton
Thicgh G. Worstell
Chieftain Squad Suffers Injuries As Practice Dims
Allen Adair suffers poisoned chin and is out several days while Eddie Nelson remains out with a knee injury. Jack Acker sidelined. coach Schroeder tests a new backfield with Cole at quarterback Hansel Shriner at halves and Thomas at fullback.
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Logan
Chieftain
Allen Adair
Eddie Nelson
Jack Acker
Schroeder
Cole
Hansel
Shriner
Thomas
Hydrant Flushing Ends as City Cleans 115 Units
Systematic flushing of city fire hydrants wrapped up on Wednesday evening. About 115 hydrants exist in the city. The process removes sediment from mains and keeps the fire department aware of broken plugs. two were found unserviceable and repaired during the latest inspection.
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Logan
Halloween pranks prompt police warning on Main Street
Main Street business owners and motorists report early Halloween window damage with gashes and cracks. Police issue a warning that the pranks must stop or arrests will follow.
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Logan
Logan Half Year Water Collections Near April Totals
Logan totals for water collections in the half year closed amount to 9000 dollars as stated by clerk Mrs. Joseph Hansel. The sum is 72 dollars short of April collections and delinquencies for the half run about 2000 dollars with most expected to be collected before October 31. Jimmy Frazer recovering after clothing ignition from a bonfire. he was able to sit up Wednesday.
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Logan
Joseph Hansel
Jimmy Frazer
Jimmy
Walter Frazer
Herbert L. Lovsey
Veterans Hospital
Chillicothe
CCC
Rat catcher aims to clean Logan of vermin menace
Logan report says ER L Strawsburg will sweep rate and other pests from the town after a successful Athens campaign that eliminated thousands of rats. A separate suit between Schrappe and Roush ended with a court settlement and dismissal by Judge Whitcraft without record.
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Logan
ER. L. Strawsburg
Strawsburg
Athens
Mrs Rolland Disbennett Undergoes Appendectomy
Mrs. Rolland Disbennett of Laurelville was admitted to Cherrington Hospital on Wednesday for an appendectomy operation.
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Logan
Rolland Disbennett
Laurelville
Cherrington Hospital
Laur elville educator seeks withdrawal from ticket
Dr. H. T. Foster of Laur elville, a member of the local board of education, asked Wednesday to have his name withdrawn due to ill health. Ballots had been printed, and officials said it was impossible to remove his name.
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Logan
H. T. Foster
Laurelville
Board of Education
Safety Talk by State Patrol Expert at Logan Schools
Logan students heard Patrolman J. L. Richardson discuss safety steps in a special assembly. He presented the A B C of a safety program aimed at reducing accidents and demonstrated proper bus entry and exit and highway walking. The event included an annual inspection of school buses. Logan Deputy Sheriff Smith nabbed William Miller of Camp Hocking on a reckless driving charge. arraignment set before Magistrate 8. B. Whitehart.
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Logan
J. L. Richardson
Richardson
Logan William Miller
Camp Hocking
Smith
B. Whitehart
Loga n Post Office Clerks Mark 26 Years Together
Clerks Carl Brown and Paul Collison celebrate a 26 year tenure at the Logan Post Office. Both have served as ranking clerks since starting their postal careers on the same date 26 years ago Tuesday.
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Logan
Carl Brown
Paul Collison
Child Bitten by Neighbor Dog Reported in Logan
Mrs Gladys Clutton told police on Wednesday that her son was bitten by a neighbor's dog. The boy required medical attention from a physician.
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Logan
Gladys Clutton
Jury finds Cox guilty of DUI after short deliberation
Clarence Cox of Mound Crossing was tried on a driving under the influence charge. The jury returned a guilty verdict after only 15 minutes of deliberation and Cox will report Saturday morning for sentence. Tomorrow William Lorimier of Ward Township faces an incest charge trial.
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Logan
Clarence Cox
Mound Crossing
Cox
William Lorimier
Ward Township
Logan births trail deaths in September figures
In Logan area September deaths exceeded births with fourteen deaths and nine births reported. Rural Hocking County showed births at about double the deaths, twenty six to thirteen, while numerous local couples welcomed sons and daughters including the Sands Quinn Krumiaus Sheets Young and McBride families.
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Logan
Hocking County
H. H. Sands
Charles R. Quinn
Clarence Krumiaus
George K. Sheets
James L. Young
John W. McBride
Foster Americk
Chester E. Blake
Pearl Lanning
William M. Kilkenny
Henry
Joy
Earl H. Bush
Charles Bardain
Lowell W. Tucker
Fictitious license pirates arrest cited in Logan area
Albert Hedrick near Old Man's Cave arrested by Deputy Sheriff Smith on a charge of using fictitious licenses. He pled guilty at arraignment before Magistrate 8 B Whitehart and paid a $25 fine plus costs.
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Logan
Albert Hedrick
Old Man's Cave
Smith
B. Whitehart
Racine Church Group Meets and Community Gossip
The Queen Esther Society of the M. E. Church met Monday evening at Mary Lou Philson’s home with many in attendance and a tempting lunch. Several local residents and visitors were mentioned as moving, visiting, or hosting, including CCC enlistees heading to Fort Knox and various family visits across Racine and nearby towns.
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Cleveland
Philson
Western Reserve Medical School
Joe Arnott
Utica
Genevieve Decker
Mannington
W. Va
KE. L. Decker
C. von Scheele
George Luther
J. D. Brooks
Jacksonville
Kate Wolf
Homer Beegle
Charles Stobart
Parkersburg
John Stobart
Robert Carvel
Dayton
A. J. Schafter
Guy Smith
Gallipolis
Lawrence Roush
George Clark
Marietta
Eber Hayman
Francis Weldon
Ralph Hayman
Clarence Shain
Huntington
Hary Curtis
Local club notes highlight meetings and talks across Logan area
The logan society notes cover the Tourist Book Club at Miss Wilma Martin’s home reviewing The Best American Short Stories of 1935 by Edward J. O’Brien. Church groups and missionary societies hold district meetings with various speakers and reports. Porcupines do not shoot quills.
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Book Club
Tourist Book Club
Wilma Martin
Edward J. O'Brien
Hugh Meldrim
Federated Club
Walter Brehm
Allen Adams
Walter Prather
Miss Martin
Marjorie Brandt
J. T. Underwood
C. E. Bowen
F. C. Webb
Fred Burchfield
Miss McDowell
Women's Missionary Socety
Presbyterian Guild
Franklin Kerr Guild
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Rock Bridge
Logan—Fall Institute of the
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L. Gorham
Plaini
Rat Killer
State Patrol
Banks Ice Cream Co
Logan Area
Racine
Logan Society Notes
John Wellman
J. D. Sanderson
Walter Kreinschmidt
John Kreig
Jessie McManigal
Players Guild Meets
Players’ Guild of the United Brethren Church
Ralph Arnold
Nelsonville
New Plymouth
Union Furnace
Logan Presbyterian Missionary Societies
Jennie Finney
Wooster
Garnette Lupton
Irene McDowell
Blanche Riley
Dillonvale
J. E. Barker
Fanny Eccles
Albany
Anna Chapman
Mrs. Hack
Ford Hack
Lucille Wright
Richard Bartlett
Anthony Toerner
Charlotte Strentz
Hack
Peggy Hack
Organization of Our Forces
von Born Society
E. J. Funcheon
Lafayette
Ind
W. B. Lacock
Mary Neville
Harold Chambers
K. W. Hayes
Guysville
Chambers
Harley Whitcraft
Merlin Whitcraft
William Wilkinson
Warren
Charles Green
Gallagher Avenue
C. T. Stephenson
Jackson
Josie McCune
William Larsson
J. E. Davis
Columbus, C. and
Lews Brothers
Lowe Brothers
RADIO
General Electric
House of Magic
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Athens, Ohio
BAYER
Holland
Oc Ea
Queen of the Blues
City of
Poto
Mavis Bath Pal
Woodbury Lipsih
Togee
Richard Bell
Puritan
Lincoln Maid