Relief Administration Cuts Save $500 Monthly
Logan relief offices reduced personnel and salaries this week, freeing around 500 dollars monthly for relief needs. Work hours for several relief workers were increased, with more rises planned. The four department setup includes Family Service under Madus Dawson, Works under W. B. Vick, Rural Recovery led by E. C. Sileeth, and Finance directed by Frank Brown. Mattress factory equipment arrived and 15 women plus five men are at work with capacity to produce percent mattresses daily.
Delegation seeks extra rooms for Laurelville High School
A Logan report says a delegation led by Supt J W Coleman and principal Paul Potts asked to add four rooms to Laurelville High School instead of two. Department heads reportedly approved the request and plans move ahead to expand capacity per the improvement contract. In Logan a divorce case Dawley vs Dawley ends with a filed answer by Ea ther Dawley alleging cruelty and neglect by Walter Dawley.
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LOGAN
Editional Sunde
Laurelville High School
Supt
J. W. Coleman
Paul Potts
Walter Dawley
Eather Dawley
Negiertiu
Congregation Hosts Reception for New Local Pastor
The United Brethren Church held a public reception Tuesday night for Rev. John A. Toy and his family who recently arrived from Columbus. Achauer led the program committee, Richard McCutchan entertained with two violin numbers, and the church quartet performed. Speakers included Rev. W. N. Shank Rev. George Weir and Mr Toy. Refreshments followed.
Bright Rites For Carlton Bright In Logan
Funeral services were held at 2 p m at the Methodist Episcopal Church for Carlton Bright who died of heart trouble while en route to Columbus. Rev W M Shank officiated with veterans of the Spanish American War taking part. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery. David Altfater age 6 died of a heart attack at home of his daughter and son in law Mrs Ben Epstein in Logan. Services were held and burial in Lancaster. He leaves a wife three sons and three daughters.
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Logan
Methodist Episcopal Church
Carlton Bright
Colurbus
W. M. Shank
Oak Grove Cemetery
David Altfater
Ben Epstein
Lancaster
Enrollments Taken for County CCC Camp Knox Quota
Enrollments were taken this week for the CCC Camp quota for Hocking County. Selected young men include Clyde Axtle Lauredville Jacob Blankenship New Straitaville R PD 1 Denver Brown Rockbridge Thomas Brown Weat Logan John Byron Murray City Ralph Brown Laurelville James Cavince South Perry John Coakley Fred Collins Murray City Weldon Cox Laurelville James Evans Carbon Hill Harrison Green South Bloomingville David Jeffrey Nelsonville R D 2 Lance Leastie Murray City Virgil Paxton Laurelville Ernest Peters Union Purnace Daryl Reeves Murray City Samuel Reynolds South Bloomingville Wayne Robinson Laurelville Ferdinand Rose Adelphi Ervin Waddell Greendale Ed gear Walker Nelsonville R DD 2 Robert Worley Laurelville.
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James Evans
Carbon Hill
Harrison Green
South Bloomingville
David Jeffrey
Nelsonville
R. D
Lance Leastie
Murray City
Virgil Paxton
Laurelville
Ernest Peters
Union Purnace
Daryl Reeves
Samuel Reynolds
Wayne Robinson
Ferdinand Rose
Adelphi
Ervin Waddell
Greendale
Edgear Walker
R. DD
Robert Worley
No School at Logan Friday Declared by Carr
Logan will be free of classes next Friday as the Southeastern Ohio Teacher Association meets in Athens on Thursday and Friday. G E Carr superintendent and secretary reports program participants include Orville Farrar J F Rutgers and F B Burchfield with a banquet Thursday night.
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Logan
Southeastern Ohio Teacher Association
Athens
GE. Carr
Orville Farrar
J. F. Rutgers
F. B. Burchfield
Restraining Order Refused in Logan School Case
Judge Harry W. Jewell refused to issue a temporary restraining order in the Lawrerville Perry School dispute and set a merita hearing forthcoming. The decision noted district schools moving forward and board authority to pay teachers, leaving no current basis for an order. Delta Theta Tau sorority held a rushee party at Mary Franven Wonn’s home with contests and prizes awarded to Mrs. Doriene Wonn Florence Powers Ruby Nellie Coullson and Marguerite Rohrer.
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Logan
Harry W. Jewell
Delaware
Lawrerville-Perry
Ita Merita
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Mary Franven Wonn
East Munter Street
Doriene Wonn
Florence Powers
Ruby Nellie Coullson
Marguerite Rohrer
Miss Dollison
Dorothy Riggs
Velma Hartman
Miss Rohrer
Legion Committee Assignments Made
Logan Post members learn committee rosters led by Commander B W Wright. Armistice Day observance shifts to November 12 with plans drawn by Carr and Haas. Multiple committees listed with members for Membership Publicity Finance Service Athletics House Legal Visiting and Child Welfare.
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Logan
B. W. Wright
Logan Post
G. E B. Carr
Walter M. Haas
Sons of the Legion
Walter Haas
Frank Judy
Sumner Martin
Russell James
Don Smart
Flave Proctor
Mark Burgess
William R
Ewald Schmitter
G. BE. Carr
House
Roger Friend
Sam Buchanan
Harold W. Larimer
Carpenter
George Roseer
Foreet Weinrich
Lanning
C. Wood Bowen
Webb
R. Kenneth Kerr
Harry Foster
Don Port
Frank Walters
Barton A. Hall
C. M. Lever
H. M. Boocks
W. B. Lacock
C. F Shonk
Carr
Logan Parent-Teacher Association Meeting Notice
Arrangements are underway for a get acquainted meeting of the Logan Parent-Teacher Association at the Junior High School Building at 6 p.m. next Tuesday. A potluck supper will follow with entertainment in the form of games and contests provided.
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Logan
Logan Parent-Teacher Association
Young Democrats elect Bruce Wright president at Logan meeting
Logan Young Democrats held a meeting Wednesday night electing Bruce Wright as president. Other officers named include Keyes as secretary and Russell Keyes as treasurer. Committees were formed with Ray Roberts and Isabell Healy leading publicity, and a social program planned for October 26 at the Knights of Pythias Hall. A Brazilian International Sample Fair opened in Rio de Janeiro with 16 nations displaying.
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Raymond Welch
Braz
Rio de Janeiro
Seed sowing and community notes from Sharpsburg
Sharpsburg farmers completed seed ing wheat and sowed a fair acreage. Local events include Vera Strode and the Caldwells at the Lancaster Fair. Reverend Long preached at Fairview and Oak Hill with his family visiting Lillian Rardin. RB Quarterly Conference met at Fairview Monday night with several locals in attendance. Mrs Bardin recovered from a stroke and fall suffered weeks ago. Iane Nostein and her children stayed with the H arris family in Westerville. Maria Grimes visited daughter Emily Carpenter in Amesville Sunday. Leota Strode and Vera…
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Vera Strode
Charles Caldwell
Lancaster Fair
Long
Fairview
Oak Hill
Lillian Rardin
Hannah Bardin
Iane Nostein
Westerville
Howard Harris
Maria Grimes
Emily Carpenter
Amesville
Leota Strode
Vera
Lenore and Burh Visit Webb McPeak in Pennsville
Lenore and Burh visited her brother Webb McPeak at Pennsville on Sunday, as reported in local notes.
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Lenore and
Burh
Webb McPeak
Pennsville
Reverend Williams to Preach at Town House Church
Albany route 1 notes Reverend Williams will fill his regular 2:30 p m appointment at the Town House Church on Sunday October 21. Rev Miles E Hoon continues revival services at Airline Church with ongoing devotion and attendance.
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Albany
R. D
Williams
Town House
Miles E. Hoon
Airline
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