Awards Will Be Larger in 1938 Program
Logan Post American Legion announces Armistice Day parade prizes totaling 100 dollars up from last year. Committees urge clubs to participate and report intent as parade forms at Main and Orchard Streets at 7 pm with awards for bands, groups, floats, costumes, and appearances.
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LOGAN
Logan Post American Legion
Charles Struble
John W. McBroom
Gerald W. Lanning
Main
Orchard Sts
Guilty Verdict Against Logan Man
A Logan Common Pleas Court jury returned a not guilty verdict for Thomas Kleinschmidt in the case State v. Kleinshmidt. The jury deliberated about one hour after hearing evidence that he was in ill health and unable to work. A Logan physician had examined him the day prior. The panel included Burpee Knapp Riley Worthman Mrs. Edward Godfrey George O Neil J E Terrell Emma Davis Mrs. Harry Shuttleworth Stella Risch Mrs. John Allen Mrs. Ford Smith Mrs. Thomas Castell and George Beal.
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George O'Neil
J. E. Terrell
Emma Davis
Harry Shuttleworth
Stella Risch
John Allen
Ford Smith
Thomas Castell
George Beal
Will Let Well Contract When Bonds Are Sold
Logan Service Director R. R. Loomis will let the contract for drilling a new water works well as soon as bonds are sold for financing. Bonds are expected to be sold next week. Loomis has three bids, including the Ohio Drilling Co. which previously sunk a similar well. The new well should yield about one million gallons daily.
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Logan—Service
R. R. Loomis
Water Works
Mr. Loomis
Ohio Drilling Co
Hen pheasant crashes through glass on porch
Mrs. C. H. Bell on E Main Street heard a crash on the rear porch Monday morning. A hen pheasant had broken through a glass window with such force that it died on the floor, leaving Bell startled by the sudden occurrence.
Revival services begin at Pilgrim Holiness West Logan
Revival services have started at the Pilgrim Holiness Church in West Logan with evangelists Earl Appleman and W M Brown in charge. Special singing is offered each evening. Service opens at 7 30 o clock.
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Logan
Pilgrim Holiness Church
West Logan
Earl Appleman
W. M. Brown
Local women recover from hospital stay in Cadiz and Logan
Mrs Kenneth Tullis of Cadiz returned home Tuesday after an operation at Cherrington Hospital two weeks earlier. Mrs Melissa Rutgers of Logan remains in guarded condition with a hip fracture, reported as little changed and she is past 80 years old.
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Logan
Kenneth Tullis
Cadiz
Cherrington Hospital
Melissa Rutgers
Local Notes: Betty Smoot Improves After Hospital Stay
Miss Betty Smoot, daughter of Mr and Mrs James R Smoot, returned home Saturday from Cherrington Hospital after several weeks recovering from an operation and is improving steadily. Mr and Mrs Rudolph Lortz moved their furniture to Columbus Monday and left for the city after helping Pearl Seaman start at the West End Garage they leased.
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Hospital
Logan
Betty Smoot
James R. Smoot
Cherrington Hospital
Rudolph Lortz
North St
Columbus
Frank Dobbs
Elizabeth Dobbs
Snday
New York
England
C. F. Rauch
William Todd
J. W. Woodard
D. E. Harsh
Charles Hengst
Louisville
Fred Hengst
Noah Andrews
Earl Andrews
Julia Lou
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
James Miller
Emanuel Westenhaver
van Wert
Ira Angle
Westenhaver
Angle
D. C. Reynolds
Greenwich
Amos Johnston
Dallas Kinser
P. J. Weiss
W. D. Braddock
William McCormick
Albert Stromberg
Florence Bort
Marjorie Henderson
Dayton
R. A. Henderson
Alfred Carpenter
Victoria Swett
Alfred Campbell
Frank Harden
Seth Sloan
Frank Walters
Paul Spears
T. E. Niesmer
D. Bassett
Greentown
Bassett
Sally
Fitzgeralds Welcome Son Logan Born Sunday
Mr and Mrs Robert Fitzgerald welcomed a son born Sunday. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Edward Jones and Mrs Ivn Fitzgerald. Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Frank Rose of Norfolk Virginia.
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Logan
Robert Fitzgerald
Edward Jones
Ivn Fitzgerald
Frank Rose
Norfolk
License To Wed Issued In Logan For Byerly Rutgers
A marriage license was issued Monday to John G. Byerly 46 a Logan clerk and Edna May Rutgers 36 a Logan housekeeper daughter of Mr and Mrs William Kienzia They plan to marry in Logan in the near future
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Logan
John G. Byerly
Edna May Rutgers
William Kienzia
Athens Ohio approves Selle Locust Heights subdivision plat
Ordinance confirms acceptance of the plat by Athens City Council. E F Selle and Laura L Selle subdivide Locust Heights, dedicating streets and alleys for public use. Effective date set by law. signed by Council President Pr. F. Good and Clerk H. Harris. Mayor Cliff Cornell approves.
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E. F. Selle
Laura L. Selle
Locust Heights
Athens
Ohio
Laura Ll. Bells
Pr. F. Good
H. Harris
Cliff Cornell
Courter Peters Wedding Noted In Local Social Columns
Logan announces the marriage of Iola Courter to L Howard Peters of London Ohio on May 22 1938 at Greenup Kentucky with Rev Timothy S Lacks officiating Their partners are staunch Ohio Northern University Pharmacy graduate Peters and Logan High School alumna Peters sister of Psi Chapter Sigma Phi Gamma president Mrs Peters will serve as deputy clerk of courts and head the certificate of title office The couple plans to reside in London Ohio The note also covers club meetings visitors and social events including a Cosmopolitan Club program and a Gli Amica Club picnic at Old Man's Cave plus local visits and bridge club entertainments.
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J. F. Courter
Iola
L. Howard Peters
London
O. E. Peters
Greenup
Methodist
Timothy S. Lacks
John H. Green
Peters
Pharmacy College of
Ohio Northern University
Hartman Drug Co
London High School
Kappa Psi Fraternity
Logan High School
Psi
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Hoys announce Maude Hoy wed to Earl Sheets
Mr and Mrs Charles Hoy of New Straitsville announce the marriage of their daughter Maude to Earl Sheets son of Mr and Mrs Frank Sheets of Logan. The couple were married at St Marys West Virginia on May 18 1938.
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Charles Hoy
New Straitsville
Maude
Earl Sheets
Frank Sheets
Logan
St. Marys
W. Va
Local residents take winter trips and host weekend visitors
Mr and Mrs Harry G Bartlett depart for Florida for winter months as they did last year. Columbus guests include Mr and Mrs William Todd with J W Woodard. Several trips to Louisville and Columbus noted with families and friends visiting Logan and surrounding towns. Social events include Franklin Kerr Guild dinner reservations and Delta Theta Tau Sorority Founders Day at the White House with Alpha Psi Chapter.
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Harry G. Bartlett
Florida
Helen Rush
White House
Alpha Psi Chapter
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Marjorie Brandt
Harriet Gibson Weymueller
Sarah Turner
Marguerite Rohrer
Margaret Spannow
Lucille Alltop
Betty Rohrer
Rotary Club Ladies Night At St Johns School
The Rotary Club met Monday evening at St Johns school for a ladies night. After dinner L K Showalter received an 11 year attendance button. Social hour featured games as Mr and Mrs John Seliger and daughter Ruth and Lyle Milne of Sandusky visited Mr and Mrs D Y Milne in Logan.
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Rotary Club
St. John’s
L. K. Showalter
John Seliger
Ruth
Lyle Milne
Sandusky
Logan
D. Y. Milne
Trucker Faces New Cribbing Charge in Ohio Court
In Common Pleas Court Dayton Sgt McGuire and Cpl Grogan present Henry F Wheeler charged with cribbing coal trucks. Prosecutor Lappen notes 7600 pounds on Wheeler’s truck loaded at Iles mines. Wheeler pleads not guilty. bond set at 200 dollars. Judge Henderson weighs legality of cribbing and highway patrol aims to curb dangerous heavy loads.
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Phil Henderson
Highway Patrol
Conduct Two Funerals Monday at Leonards
Two funerals were held Monday at Leonard Funeral Home. G. Henderson Guess, a Green Township farmer who died Saturday, was buried in Greenlawn Cemetery Nelsonville with Rev. Shingler officiating. At 3 p.m. Ellen Jane Joy, who died in Columbus last week, was laid to rest in Oak Grove Cemetery after services led by Rev. E B White. American Legion Auxiliary members honored her as a Gold Star Mother.
Continuances Granted in Kienzle and Mooney Cases
Logan A continuance was granted in the case of Charles Kienzle assigned for trial Monday morning with no new date set. Edward Mooney’s case, also set for trial, was postponed at counsel request. He is charged with breaking and entering in the night season.
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Logan
Charles Kienzle
Edward Mooney
Shower Honoring Carl Gabriel Held at Lower Plains Home
Mr and Mrs George Van Meter hosted a shower for Mr and Mrs Carl Gabriel at their Lower Plains residence last Wednesday. Guests enjoyed games and contests as refreshments including sandwiches pickles fruit salad pumpkin pie and coffee were served by Mrs Van Meter with help from Mrs Minnie Gabriel and Mrs Effie Sands. Present were Mrs Frank Lands and daughter Lois Jean Chauncey Mr and Mrs Eddie Linscott and daughter Shirley Mrs Erma Geary Mrs Minnie Gabriel Mrs Dessie Sickles Mr and Mrs George McDonald and son Gene Mr and Mrs Arthur Burchfield Mrs Floyd Shafer and two daughters Mrs Fred Ellis Robert Ellis Mr and Mrs Carl Gabriel and daughter Darlalee and Mr and Mrs George Van Meter.
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Chauncey
George van Meter
Lower Plains
Carl Gabriel
van Meter
Minnie Gabriel
Effie Sands
Frank Lands
Lois Jean
Eddie Linscott
Shirley
Erma Geary
Dessie Sickles
George McDonald
Gene
Arthur Burchfield
Floyd Shafer
Fred Ellis
Robert Ellis
Darlalee
Arraignment in Mortgage Property Case Ends in Fines
Logan-Wayne and Roland Roach faced arraignment before Magistrate Frank St. Clair Monday. Logan-Wayne was charged with receiving mortgaged property and Roland Roach with selling mortgaged property. Logan-Wayne pleaded guilty and received a $10 fine plus costs and 30 days in jail for his brother.
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Logan
Wayne
Roland Roach
Frank St. Clair
George Schwenke on Week-Long Vacation At Express Office
Logan George Schwenke of this city is taking a week's vacation starting Monday. He is in charge of the Express Co. office here.
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Logan
George Schwenke
Express Co
Doctor Cherrington Heads to Mayo Clinic for Study
Information reached here Monday that Dr J S Cherrington and Mrs Cherrington traveled to Chicago last week to visit relatives and will then go to the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota for a two week study stay.
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Logan
J. S. Cherrington
Cherrington
Chicago
Rochester
Minn
Church Community Day Plans Advance After Conference
Following a well attended workers conference at Greens Run Church of Christ Sunday night committees began work for Church Community Day to be held next Sunday Oct. 23. Posters reading Go To Church Sunday are being placed door to door by the men’s group. Special invitations for the day are issued by the Young People’s Class. Women’s and Ladies Aid groups are organizing for full participation.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Scott Creek Social Club to Meet at School Building
Members of the Scott Creek Social Club will hold a regular meeting at the Scott Creek school building Thursday night. There will be a program.
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LOGAN
Scott Creek
Illness News From Sugar Creek to Pittsburgh Brother
Mrs Elmer Ferrel Chauncey learns her brother O C Wood is seriously ill in a Pittsburgh hospital. Wood, son of the late Elihu D Woods of Sugar Creek, left over two decades ago for Pittsburgh where he has worked in railroad service.
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Chauncey
Elmer Ferrel
O. C. Wood
Pittsburgh
Elihu D. Woods
Sugar Creek
Chauncey Library to Close All Day Thursday
Chauncey Library will close all day Thursday under the current schedule. Nell Rupe serves as the librarian for the library.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Library
Nell Rupe
Record Tourism Boom at Hocking Caves in October
Logan reports a record October crowd in the Hocking County scenic district with about 23 000 visitors at major spots. Old Man's Cave led with 10 242 visitors, followed by Rock House 7 135, Ash Cave 4 000, and Cantwell Cliffs 3 147, boosting year totals past 1938.
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Logan
Hocking County
Old Man’s Cave
Rockhouse
Ash Cave
Cantwell Cliffs
Expect Real Battle At Chauncey Friday
Chauncey Blue Devils seek revenge after last year while Buchtel aims to stay undefeated as they clash Friday Oct 21 at 2 45 p m at Chauncey. The game follows Chauncey’s big win over Hamden and Buchtel’s upset of McArthur with strong defense from Kottyan Keish Kozma Seamons McCafferty and Day. Joe Guerra plans full- strength effort to halt Buchtel’s backfield.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover Blue Devils
Buchtel
Hamden
McArthur
Joe Guerra
Lewis Kottyan
Keish
Kozma
Seamons
McCafferty
Day
Joe
House Maids Scarce In Australia Attend Club For Maids
A Sydney survey shows 107 housewives scrambling to hire a model house maid. Housewives formed an attractive self governing afternoon club where maids entertain guests and perform cooking and washing for domestic service.
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Sydney
Australia
Funeral for Jacksonville teacher draws large crowd
Hundreds attend the funeral of Jonathan Rainey a 30 year old teacher at Jacksonville Trimble High School who died after a brief illness. The service in Chauncey High School auditorium featured remarks by M M Bryson and Rev Gilbert Courtney with a local quartet providing music. Burial was in Maplewood Cemetery. He is survived by his wife Donna his mother Mrs Gertrude Rainey a twin brother John and a sister Mrs Olive Thomas.
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Chauncey
Jonathan Rainey
Jacksonville-Trimble High School
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Gilbert Courtney
Trimble Church of Christ
Rainey
Grange to Meet Chauncey Tonight Old Time Talky Party
Dover Grange No. 2646 holds a regular meeting tonight at the Chauncey K of P building followed by an old time Talky party. All members urged to attend.
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Chauncey
Dover
Chauncey K. of P
War Veterans Booster Meeting Draws Large Lancaster Attendance
Chauncey, Sherman Kea sey, and the Sauer couple attended the Southeastern Ohio Booster meeting of the U S War Veterans in the American Legion Home Lancaster Sunday. Deputy Commander Co B Southham Judge Edward S Matthias and others gave addresses to a large turnout from camps and auxiliaries.
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Lancaster
Chauncey
Sherman Keasey
Edward Sauer
F. H. Staffinger
Southeastern Ohio
American Legion
Co. B. Southham
Edward S. Matthias
Chauncey Church Board to Meet Tonight at Seven
The official board of the Church of Christ in Chauncey will meet tonight at seven o'clock at the church to discuss church affairs and upcoming activities.
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Chauncey
The
Church of Christ
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Walkeez Arch Shoes
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