Round Tables For Masters Are Planned
Logan Executives of the Hocking County Boy Scouts met at the Ambrose Hotel with state executive Ross Shenk presiding in Dr. C. F. Rauch’s absence. Shenk will visit Logan each Monday. a district commissioner will be chosen soon, and a Scout Masters round table will be held monthly. Scouts will join S. H. 8. activities and assist at parades and football crowds. Attendees included Shenk Meyer Kirk Carr Friend Burchfield Reid Eberst Keller Webb. The Chinese makes gelatin from dried shark fins.
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Logan
Hocking County
Boy Scouts
Ambrose Hotel
Ross Shenk
Harley Meyer
C. F. Rauch
Shhenk
Shenk
Meyer
Howard E. Kirk
G. E Carr
Roger Friend
Fred B. Burchfield
F. J. Reid
Edward Eberst
Jacob Keller
Clint Webb
Couple forget licenses in probate court mix up
A couple appeared in probate court Saturday to apply for a marriage license. Papers were prepared and issued but left on a table. They were found by staff Monday morning. The groom returned that day to reclaim the license so the wedding could proceed.
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Logan
Logan Note on FitzGeralds CCC Move to Bliss Idaho
Mrs. Harry Fitzgerald reports her son Robert is en route to Bliss Idaho with a CCC group from Camp Knox Kentucky after enrollment at Camp Hocking. He and others left Camp Knox last Wednesday for preliminary instruction before heading west. Meanwhile Route 180 through South Perry studies heavy Sunday traffic with an informal survey showing about 250 cars per hour.
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Logan
Harry Fitzgerald
Robert
Bliss
Idaho
CCC
Camp Knox
Kentucky
Fitzgerald
Camp Hocking
South Perry
Rock House
Ward Township Man Convicted by Jury in Family Mistreatment
William Lohmier of Ward Township was found guilty by a jury on a count of family mistreatment involving his twelve year old daughter. The verdict followed a two and a half hour deliberation, and is the second such conviction in a week. Lohmier testified in his defense while the principal witness was his daughter. Sentencing awaits posttrial motions. A related case ended with James Dupler receiving a penitentiary sentence last week. Jurors included Mrs. Walter Leonard and several others.
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Logan
William Lohmier
Ward
Lohmier
James Dupler
Ohio Penitentiary
Walter Leonard
Arch Rolsten
Clarence Schempp
Nathan Rutter
Eliza Steward
R. D. Clark
Nate Clark
N. A. Chute
J. E. Rohrer
Jesse Tucker
Oscar
John Liff
Central PTA Potluck Meeting Slated At Junior High
Logan reports the Central Parent-Teacher Association holds its initial meeting at 6 pm Monday with a potluck supper in the Junior High Auditorium. Mrs. John Lee presides. Mrs. Harry Thomas will report on the Akron state convention. a single contest will be announced on Major Bowes Hour.
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Logan
Central Parent-Teacher Association
John Lee
Harry Thomas
Akron
Miss Rochester Hostess for Logan Guild Meeting
Franklin Kerr Guild met at Miss Helen Rochester’s West Front Street home Monday evening with Mrs. Fanny Spears and Mrs. Phil Tschappat assisting. Mrs. Fred Burchfield presided. devotionals led by Mrs. Edward Jones. report on the District Presbyterial at First Presbyterian Church. Irene McDowell of Deanville spoke briefly and the guild aided her mission school. Candlelight for Mrs. Burchfield’s birthday followed the program.
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Miss Rochester
Franklin Kerr
Harold Chambers
Frank Walters
Irene McDowell
Deanville
Burchfield
Nurse Miss Thurness Receives Senior Training Band
Miss Jane Thurness, a student nurse at University Hospital in Columbus, spent the end of the week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Thurness. On Monday she received the black band insignia denoting her senior year of training.
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Jane Thurness
University Hospital, Columbus
W. D. Thurness
Miss Vore and Roy Reider Wed in Kentucky
Miss Josephine Vore daughter of Mrs Alice Vore and Roy Reider of Haydenville were united in marriage at Greenup Kentucky on Oct 12 They were unattended Mrs Reider a Logan High School graduate and Roy Reider son of Mr and Mrs J Reider of Haydenville will reside in Haydenville in the near future
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Josephine Vore
Alice Vore
Roy Reider
Haydenville
Greenup
Kentucky
Reider
Logan High School
J. Reider
Haydeville
Musical Tea Honors Nelsonville Logan Business Gals
Members of the Nelsonville and Logan Business and Professional Women's Cubs gathered at Mrs. C. B. Clark’s West Main Street home for an afternoon musicale from three to five. The program featured Elizabeth Dollison and Mrs. Clark in a piano duet, Blasius with Dollison in a vocal number, Mildred Jones of Newark in a piano piece, and several solos and talks on the evolution of dance. A list of guests from Nelsonville and Logan clubs attended, with additional visitors from Newark Reynoldsburg and Logan concluding the event.
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Nelsonville
Logan
Patients Dismissed From Cherrington Hospital
Among the patients dismissed Monday were Edith Bertram of Athens injured in an auto accident, Clyde Geiger of Webb Summit who had an appendicitis operation weeks ago, and Walter Gathers of this city admitted Sunday. Mrs. Pearl Wolfe of this city underwent a minor surgical operation Monday evening.
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Logan
Cherrington Hospital
Edith Bertram
Athens
Clyde Geiger
Webb Summit
Walter Gathers
Pearl Wolfe
Springfield visit links Steward family with Knights home
Mrs Eliza Steward and sons Don and Robert and Miss Hilda Pargeon visited Springfield to see Steward family members at the Knights of Pythias home. William Newman of West Main Street has his business place being painted and papered. O K Parrett Athens attorney aided in the Lorimier trial in Logan. Ralph Henry Roy Johnson and Homer Harding Nelsonville attended a Rotary Club meeting in Logan Monday evening. Police in Nelsonville arrested Paul North and Ralph Auflick for theft from Monroe Barber at Carbon Hill. most loot recovered. arraignment set before Magistrate 8 B Whitehart. District Governor E A Baker praised Harley Meyer, secretary of the Logan Rotary, for the Rotary Bulletin he issues weekly. Predictions say the special train to Middleport Friday night will carry at least ten coaches and likely two locomotives.
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Eliza Steward
Don
Robert
Hilda Pargeon
Springfield
Steward
Knights of Pythias
William Newman
West Main Street
O. K. Parrett
Athens
Logan
Lorimier
Ralph Henry
Roy Johnson
Homer Harding
Nelsonville
Rotary Club
Joe Farbearn
George Bateman
Paul North
Ralph Auflick
Monroe Barber
Barper
Carbon Hill
B. Whitehart
Meyer Logan
E. A. Baker
Cincinnati
Harley Meyer
Rotary
Logan man loses fingertip in shaper accident
Jacob Allen of West Logan was injured at the Sun Glow plant when his right thumb contacted a cutter. He received treatment at Cherrington Hospital. The Logan Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants' Committee held its initial meeting Monday to discuss Christmas plans, with another session set for Friday afternoon.
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Logan
Jacob Allen
West Logan
Cherrington Hospital
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Logan High honors six weeks seniors and lists
Logan reports that 23.8 percent of enrollment made the honor roll in the first six weeks at Logan High School. Juniors and sophomores followed with 15.4 percent and 15 percent respectively, with detailed lists of honorees for each class. Also noted is Mrs. Clara Campbell's improved condition and Judge Harley M. Whitcraft preparing trials before moving to Steubenville.
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Jeanne Barker
Mary Jeane Boyd
Kermit Bliss
Ann Bowen
Dorothea Boring
Grace Clark
June Grooms
Luther Heyde
Thelma Johnson
Paul Juergensmier
Josephine Iles
Dorothy Krumiaus
Phylis Nixon
Florence Rechenwaldt
John Schaal
Betty Parry
Marjorie Tschappat
Maxine Terrel
Mary Wolf
Jeanne Webb
Fred Wardwell
Cases Prepared for Logan Courts by Judge Jewell
An assignment list for the Nov 7 and 8 sessions in Logan shows Judge H. W. Jewell of Delaware presiding. On Nov 7 Jacoby v Ringhiser and Klinker v Klinker are set for jury and court hearings. The Nov 8 docket includes Blum v Blum and several school and association cases.
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Logan
H. W. Jewell
Delaware
Jacoby
Ringhiser
Klinker
Blum
Logan Home and Savings Association
Neibling
Logan Home and Savngs Association
Gray
Board of Education of
Perry
Hocking County Board of Education
Len B. McCune for Mavor Second Term
Len B. McCune promotes a second term highlighting a PWA water pumping plant project. He cites annual $4000 savings on electricity and maintenance sufficient to retire mortgage bonds and interest without new taxes, achieved with council cooperation.
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Len B. McCune
Mavor
Halloween Prank Spree Triggers Police Attention in Logan
Logan police confront a wave of pranks as milk deliveries are made to unorderly homes, windows are soaped, and property such as vases urns chairs swings and other movable items disappear. Officers are instructed to arrest for property destruction or theft.
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Logan
Holl Busy Installing New Legion Officers
Logan Barton A Holl district commander of the American Legion travels to install officers at posts in Jackson Nelsonville Wellston Bremen Middleport for a district conference. He attends the conference with Ewald Schmitter in Chillicothe on Sunday.
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Hall
Chillicothe
Logan Lights Off After Monday Street Break
A Monday evening fault in Logan’s street lighting left the city in darkness for over an hour while linemen investigated and repaired the damage. House lighting signs and traffic signals were unaffected.
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Logan
Legionnaires Visit Logan for Ashland Meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McGaw visited Logan briefly on Monday while traveling home from Ashland Kentucky where they attended an American Legion meeting addressed by National Commander Ray Murphy. McGaw is a past department commander of the American Legion.
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Legionaires
Logan Logan
Thomas McGaw
Logan
Ashland
Kentucky
American Legion
Ray Murphy
McGaw
Music Groups to Perform at Local Church Services
Logan High School choirs and glee clubs will participate in services at the Methodist Episcopal United Brethren and Presbyterian Churches Sunday as National Education Week begins locally. Supt. G E Carr urges parents and others to visit schools next week, with some services in the morning and others in the evening.
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Logan
Logan High
United Brethren
G. E. Carr
Carr
Tiptons Guests of Mrs Estella Tipton in Leonia New Jersey
Mr and Mrs H R Tipton of Leonia New Jersey were guests of Mrs Estella Tipton Monday. Mr Tipton tends apple orchards in Vinton and Meigs Counties where picking is underway.
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Logan
H. R. Tipton
Leonia
N. J
Estella Tipton
Mr. Tipton
Vinton
Meigs
District Rotary Leaders Visit for Guest Speaker Address
District Governor and Rotary leaders welcome guest speaker EB A. “cy” Baxter for his first charge visit. The address stresses attendance and the International Rotary movement’s role, with photos from the convention showing the Southern country and national development.
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LOGAN
Loca
EB. A
Atten
Ship
Baber
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