President of Ohio U. Heard By Many Here
Fterman G. James president of Ohio University spoke in Logan as part of a Men's Club event at First Presbyterian Church. About 100 attended a dinner. around 200 filled a church auditorium for the public address on world understanding and Latin America. He cited historical shifts since 1823 and noted obstacles in U.S. views toward Latin American states. The talk touched on the Panama Canal, religious differences, and cultural attitudes.
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Logan
Fterman G. James
Hio University
1St Presbyterian Church
James
Harry Eastman
Club Press
O'Clock
South America
R. C. Baby
Harriet Gibson Weymueller Ag
Lucyen
Eastman
Panama Canal
United States
Reward Two Youths For FFA Judging Honors
Harold Brown and Wayne Frantz of the local Future Farmers Club earned passes to the Ohio State Northwestern game after strong showing at the Ohio State Fair. Brown tied for first in poultry judging and Frantz tied for second in meat classification and placed ninth in the Delanie ewes judging.
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Logan
FFA
Harold Brown
Wayne Frantz
Future Farmers Club
Ohio State Northwestern
Brown
Frantz
World view on Italy Ethiopia conflict sparks cross church talk
A speaker linked Italy's Ethiopian campaign to colonial history by Britain France and the United States, noting a wakeup in world conscience. He urged language and cultural study to ease friction. Representatives from several city churches attended the dinner as Rev. Amos L. Heyde gave the invocation.
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Italy
Ethiopia
Great Britain
France
United States
Amos L. Heyde
Educational Week Set to Light Logan Schools
Logan observes National Educational Week starting in October with Schools Sunday on Sept G EB Carr says school musicians will serve churches. Program aims for a light in every schoolhouse nationwide by November 1. Logan lights up for football game vs Jackson at Athletic Field with a week of themed school activities.
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Logan
EB. Carr
Carr
Jackson
Citizen
Logan Named Stopover for Ohio Road Trip Football Squads
University of Dayton plans to house and feed its team in Logan on the night of Oct B as it heads to Athens to face Ohio University. Miami University told Ralph Moore that a squad from that school will spend the night of Nov 1 in the city.
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Logan
Athens
Ohio University
University of Dayton
Miami University
Ralph Moore
Logan High Sets Tonight's Football Clash at Athletic Field
Doubts surround the Logan High lineup for tonight's game with McArthur High at Athletic Field. Injuries and illness plague the squad, with likely changes at ends guards and back positions and possible shifts for Fullback, Halfback, and Sub positions as Coach Schroeder eyes options.
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LOGAN
Logan High
McArthur High
Athletic Field
Schroeder
Ralston
Dollmatach
Mason
Jones
Hanssey
Hailey
Harry Jones
Acker
Shriner
Nelson
Capt
Hansel
Cole
Thomas
McBride
Adair
Logan Church Services Set For Sunday Across Local Churches
Local churches announce Sunday programs with Rev W N Shank at the Methodist Episcop al Church morning topic What the Christian Breathes and evening Startling Things We See. Rev Amos Heyde at St Matthew Lutheran Church delivers He That Hath an Ear To Hear Let Him Hear What the Spirit Saith to the Churches. Other services include Rockbridge United Brethren with Dr Dewey Whitwell preaching morning and evening and mass meeting at Rockbridge High School at 2 30. United Brethren led by Rev John A Toy on Lift Up Your Eyes on High with Gloria and He Calleth Thee. Miss Bartelie Hamilton leads How Can I Be a Good American. Nazarene Church led by Rev F H Landgrabe hosts morning and evening services with evangelistic emphasis.
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Dewey Whitwell
Nashville
Tenn
Rockbridge
United Brethren Church
Rockbridge High School
John A. Toy
Bartelie Hamilton
Groveport Supts Visit Logan For Friday Night Football
Supt and Mrs D D Sims of Groveport will spend Friday night in Logan as guests of Supt and Mrs G E Carr to attend the football contest. Mrs W G Rochester Mrs George Watson and daughter Dorothy visited Columbus Thursday. Mrs Josef Brashares is improved after a felon on her left hand. Otto Buntor of Webb Summit underwent foot amputation surgery in Columbus and is improving and expected to return home soon.
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D. D. Sims
Groveport
Logan
G. E. Carr
W. G. Rochester
George Watson
Dorothy
Columbus
Josef Brashares
Otto Buntor
Webb Summit
Local Officials Set Referees For Logan McArthur Game
Dr Kolb of Columbus to referee the McArthur game in Kreber absence. Tommy Morgan released as umpire after officials failed to agree. Dudley Harris to vote and Ray O Daffer to serve as head linesman. Also Logan report of William Ogg paying $10 fine and costs after plea of guilty to intoxication with Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith arresting the prior night.
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Logan
Dr. Kolb
Columbus
Earl
Kreber
Athletic
Tommy Morgan
Middleport
Jackson
Dudley Harris
Ray O'Daffer
Wellston
William Ogg
Coonville
S&s
Bo Whitehart
Nellis Smith
Logan-A Fathers and Sons Banquet Details
The Logan-A Fathers and Sons Banquet will be held at the First Presbyterian Church on November 22. Dr. Harry Eastman, president of the Men's Club, announced the event with speaker C. R. Douglass of Wooster, former pastor of the local church.
Burchfield Wins Second Award at Pittsburgh Art Exhibit
Charles E. Burchfield of Gardenville New York earned second prize in a Pittsburgh care institute show that included 100 American and 200 foreign artists. The award carried a $600 cash prize. He is brother of Fred B. Burchfield principal of the local senior high school.
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Logan
Care Institute
Pittsburgh
Charles E. Burchfield
Gardenville
N. Y
Fred B. Burchfield
Logan theater installs new Western Electric sound equipment
Work on a Western Electric wide-range picture machine began Thursday at the Chekeres Logan Taerter. Engagers will be employed for two nights, with completion expected by Saturday. Milo DaHaven, theater supervisor, called it the latest sound equipment available.
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Logan
Chekeres Logan Taerter
Englacers
Milo DaHaven
Embarrassing Moment when Car Door Lock Fails
A McArthur girl trapped inside her car after locking the keys inside during a Logan outing. Two mechanics and a locksmith, aided by about a score of bystanders, helped open the door on Thursday afternoon as four girls came to Logan for a trial in common pleas court.
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Logan
McArthur
Pieas Court
Jury Returns Guilty Verdict in Family Mistreatment Case
In Hocking County James Dupler was found guilty of family mistreatment after a brief trial prompted by charges from his 17-year-old daughter. The verdict came in under two hours with Judge Harley M. Whitcraft to set the sentence.
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Logan
William Lohmier
Ward Township
Edwin D. Ricketts
Harley M. Whitcraft
Log an Social Notes Highlights Local Club Events
Mrs. Judson Shriner and Miss Grace Shriner hosted the Merry Makers Club dinner at Brosser's and three tables of bridge were played at Miss Shriner's home. Prizes went to Mrs. Harden, Mrs. Aby, and Mrs. Webb with Mrs. Reynolds taking the consolation. Chrysanthemums and Halloween accents decorated the table. W. W. Keynes' Thimble and Art Club met at Mrs. Alice White’s with luncheon for guests including Mrs. Steinman, Miss McBride, and Mrs. Daugherty, among others. Lucille Wright hosted a noon luncheon at her country home with knitting and contract playing in the afternoon. American Legion Auxiliary members from Logan Post attended the Athens district conference. speakers included Mrs. Thomas and Mr. Holl. West PTA met at the school with a report on the state convention noting Ohio’s high PTA standing and music class prospects led by Mr. McCutchan. Readings by members and a refreshment service followed.
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Judson Shriner
Grace Shriner
Merry Makers Club
Brosser’s
Miss Shriner
Frank Harden
Buellaby
Clinton Webb
Chan Reynolds
W. W. Keynes
Thimble and Art Club
Alice White
Alice Steinman
Nan McBride
John Daugherty
M. G. Harbaugh
Arthur Miller
Blanche Lutz
B. C., McManigal
T. R. Walburn
Myrtle White
Lucille Wright
Ford Hack
Charlotte Strentz
Mayme Rochester
Anthony Toerner
A. K. Smith
Richard Bartlett
R. L. White
Carrie Lutz
Emma Becker
American Legion Auxiliary
Logan Post
Athens
Ewald Schmitter
Phil Tschappat
Sophia Judy
C. F. Tompkins
Irma Powers
Joe Rowley
Gerald Lanning
John McBroom
Lawrence Adcock
Roger Friend
Harry Thomas
Barton Holl
Thomas
Holl
West P. T. A
Ohio
Richard McCutchan
West School
McGuffey
Schools Closed in Logan for Friday
Logan City schools will be closed all day Friday October 25 as Superintendent C E Carr orders a districtwide closure. Teachers will travel to Athens for the Southeastern Ohio Education Association meeting.
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Logan—City
C. E. Carr
Athens
Southeastern Ohio Educational Association
Logan Educators Attend Athens Meeting in Southeast Ohio
Logan educators will participate in the Southeast Ohio Education Association meeting at Athens on October 25. Supt. G. E. Carr serves as secretary treasurer and helped prepare the program which features an eight reel film The Human Adventure depicting mankind from savagery to civilization. Noted speakers include Dr. Charles W. Gilkey, Dr. G. Bromley Oxnam, and Rabbi James G. Heller. Sarah Holmes of Logan Schools chairs the Junior High Section.
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Logan
Southeastern Ohio Education Association
Athens
G. E. Carr
Charles W. Gilkey
School of Religion
University of Chicago
G. Bromley Oxnam
Depaw University
James G. Heller
Cincinnati
Mise Sarah Holmes
Logan Schools
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Clarence Schempp
R. D. Clark
James H. Barker
N. A Chute
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John Lift
Nate Clark
David Wylie
Paul Monks
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Mrs. Wright
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Clover Farm
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Richland Avenue
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