Council Passes Legislation To Protect City Taxi Operators
Logan city council approved an ordinance enabling action against persons who defraud taxi firms. A $5 to $45 fine plus costs will follow. The meeting also covered fire protection for Heine Packing Co. plant, a proposed water line, health program planning with the health board and school board, Oak Grove Cemetery improvements, and delinquent street assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Dallas Kinser
Clarence Heine
Harry H. Wright
Heine Packing Co
Heine
City Health Board
R. R. Loomis
Oak Grove Cemetery
Three GOP Meetings Scheduled Tonight In Three Towns
Republicans hold meetings in Coonville Starr and Union Furnace this evening with sessions at 6 45 p m 7 30 and 8 15. County candidates speak and at Union Furnace the high school band will participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Coonville
Starr
Union Furnace
Nursing graduates receive diplomas at Lancaster Hospital School
Miss Theresa Logan and Miss Mary Good of Laurelville joined other graduates who received diplomas from the Lancaster Hospital School of Nursing last week. Commencement was held Friday.
Logan Garden Club and Sigma Phi Gamma Notes
Logan social items report the Garden Club meeting at Karl Hartmann’s Route 33 home with 23 members. discussions on Logan gateways, lawn care, drainage, seed selection, and fertilization. Book and sorority events, birthdays, and a miscellaneous shower at New Plymouth are noted along with hospitality at the P K Shop and future event plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Garden Club
Karl Hartmann
Route 33
Edward Hockman
Logan Gateways
William Loomis
Carrie Durr
Emma Shaw
Emma Wellman
Mary Lemon
Smith
Zanesville
C. W. Scheide
Franklin Kerr Guild Holds Dinner Meeting at P K Shop
Franklin Kerr Guild of the Presbyterian Church met Monday evening at the P K Shop for dinner at six. Hostesses included Mrs. W. D. Bassett and others. The business session, led by Mrs. W. B. Lacock, covered a district meet in Nelsonville. A duet by Mrs. Carlos Gaffin and Mrs. Alfred Carpenter accompanied by Mrs. Cecil H. Jones preceded an stewardship program led by Mrs. R. A. Henderson. Guest Mrs. Sherman Leibold attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Notestone
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Robert Burton
Josephine Hiles
Genevieve Williams
Retha Lohr
Martha Woltz
Fanchion Blackston
Ruth Thormas
Dorothea Marks
Lola Belle Hockman
Martha Magle
John Shaw
Lohr
Miss Blackston
Ruth Goodlve
Evelyn Courter
P K
John Green
Miss Hockman
Margaret Mary Kaiser
Franklin Kerr
Alfred Carpenter
Cecil H. Jones
R. A. Henderson
Sherman Leibold
Disabled Voter Ballot Requests Under Scrutiny in Logan County
Hocking and Logan County election officials are verifying disabled voter ballot requests to ensure only those unable to reach polls receive ballots. Complaints to the secretary of state cite excessive applications. Doctors certify the disability, and the board aims to deny any ineligible requests while upholding rights of eligible voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — Hocking County
Secretary of State
Election Board
Logan
Kathryn Myers Named Clerk of Hocking County Draft Board
Mrs Kathryn Myers was named clerk of the Hocking County Selective Service Board. She began her duties Tuesday and will handle office work while the board operates. Cards were shuffled, 52 from outside the county were eliminated, leaving 2,307 in the county with more expected from other boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Kathryn Myers
Hocking County
Logan Fall District Board Sets Bus Routes and Pay
Logan Fall District Board of Education met Monday evening to discuss bus routes and driver salaries. They plan adjustments to routes and pay as the state declined transportation funding for pupils living less than two miles from one room schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — Fall
Clerk Receives Free Grapes After Finding Address
Logan Lee Evans a local grocery clerk received a 35 pound box of grapes this week after discovering an address inside the box. The finder was informed that a supply would be sent free.
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Logan—Lee Evans
Forget-Me-Not Sale To Be Held Soon
The Hocking County Chapter D.A.V. will run a Forget-Me-Not campaign the week of Nov 4 to 11 to raise funds for relief to war time disabled veterans and dependents. The sale has the commendation of President Wilson, General Frank T. Hines, and Gen. John J. Pershing. Worley W. Giffen chairs the sales committee with aid from Commander Sam C. Buchanan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Fitzgerald Enters Crile Clinic For Major Surgery
Logan County auditor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald traveled to Cleveland on Monday to undergo a major operation at the Crile Clinic. Friends in the community offered to donate blood if needed, with more than 60 people tested to find a suitable match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Cleveland
Crile Clinic
Appoint Weighmaster For Logan District
Service Director R. R. Loomis announced Theodore Newman as weighmaster and janitor of city buildings. The appointment takes effect November 1 after Newman ranked among two men who passed the civil service examination recently held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
R. R. Loomis
Theodore Newman
Newman
Civil Service Commission
Two Couples To Wed In Logan
Marriage licenses issued by Judge E L Ewing list Christo Earl Dick en 23 a saw mill worker Logan Rt 1 and Nellie Mae Culbertson 18 at home Logan Rt 2 daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Culbertson plus Walter Wendell Burns miner Trimble Rt 1 and Ruth Lenore Lane at home Logan daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Lane. Also a note on seven types of oiseaux tails cuneate emarginate forked graduated pintailed rounded and squared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
E. L. Ewing
Christo Earl Dicken
Nellie Mae Culbertson
Logan Rt
Robert Culbertson
Walter Wendell Burns
Trimble
Dan Burns
Ruth Lenore Lane
Joe Lane
Juniors Top Honor Roll at Logan High School
Logan district honors list for the first six weeks shows juniors lead with 21.25 percent of enrollment on honor roll, seniors 21.08 percent, sophomores 20 percent. The article lists names of students from each class and notes the principal Fred Burchfield release. Also reported is the Logan arrest of L A Leasure on charges of issuing bad checks, returned by Deputy Sheriff W R Brandt following a complaint by Clyde S Rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Fred B. Burchfield
Mary E. Adcock
Tommy Brehm
Hunter Burt
Jerry Hammon
Ruth Irick
Jane Karshner
Betty Moriarty
Eileen Rutherford
Martha Schafer
Isabel Scott
Donald
Harriet Miller
Lela Belle Riddlebarger
Letha Ruff
Dorothea Sweazy
Ray van Atta
Carroll Adams
Grace Gruner
Lois Heyde
Marian Jones
Kathleen Pritts
Karl Schmitter
Martha Steele
Golda Brooks
Jack Brown
Fred Freeman
Barton Hall
Kenneth Iles
Vance Rutter
Ruth Ellen Schaal
Grace Smith
Mary Alice Coleman
Ray Kelch
Pauline Mowery
Clara Mae Myers
Martha Jean Ringhiser
Shirley Barker
Frank Judy
Betty Lehman
Arcella Palmer
Bartelle Park
Vivian Rheinscheld
Bob Sinnott
Rosemary Brimner
Wanda Bungard
Lee Anna Clark
Charles Rauch
Clara Riddlebarger
Robert Robb
Tom Campbell
Arlene Carr
Katie Gleason
Jean Krieg
Jean Mowery
Carol Walburn
Paul Brown
Shirley Dotson
Etta Mae Eckhart
Joan Francis
Julia Jane Geiger
John Lehman
Robert Savings
Martha Walters
Keith Williams
Vance Barker
Mae Beougher
Sue Case
Margie Derr
Dorothy Lehman
Otto Shawn
Dick Warner
L. A. Leasure
Washington
D. H
W. R. Brandt
Clyde S. Rush
WPA Worker Draws No 1 in Draft Shuffle
Logan resident Melvin E. Goss a WPA worker received Number 1 as the local selective service board began assigning serial numbers. The board noted many registrants were from out of state with cards to be forwarded to states including California Michigan Maryland Indiana Florida and Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Selective Service Board
Melvin E. Goss
Logan Rt. 2
WPA
California
Michigan
Maryland
Indiana
Florida
Kentucky
Prison transfer follows sentencing at Mansfield
Logan John Smith John Brooker and Joe Swaim were sent to Mansfield Re formatory last week by Judge Phil A. Henderson and were taken there Tuesday by Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith and Probation Officer Alfred B. Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John Smith
John Brooker
Joe Swaim
Mansfield Reformatory
Phil A. Henderson
Nellis Smith
Alfred B. Campbell
Leader May Be Selected Leader May Be Selected
Logan report says the Hocking Vinton County Health district may appoint a full time health commissioner after Dr. W B Lacock enters active duty with the Medical Corps for at least a year. State funds for the program prompt the move and a city health board may join the larger unit in coming days.
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