Logan Hospital project discussed at city council meeting
Reports presented on obtaining federal aid for a Logan hospital. Council members Hammon and Loomis described a US Public Health Service survey and possible Chicago regional contact, with possible site options including Rachelmacher estate land on Mulberry Street extension. Telegrams from Van Wert and Circleville cited costs for a hospital at Logan. A $250 transfer was approved. Hammon and Tipton were absent.
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Logan
Claude Hammon
Hoge
United States Public Heiglt Service
Washington, D. C
Weltner
Hammon
Public Service and Safety
Roy Loomis
Dr. Hoge
National Association of Hospitals
U. S. Public Health Service
Congress
Chicago
Frank Merriwether
U. S. Public Health Service of
Merriwether
Rachelmacher
S. Mulberry St
Ward Chase
Newton Spencer
Cherrington
VanWert
Ohio
VanWert County Hospital
Circleville
Helen M. Warnell
Cherrington Hospital
Parks Fund
Tipton
Democratic Women Hear Wood Bowen at Logan Meeting
The Democratic Women's Club at headquarters Monday evening heard C. Wood Bowen speak, with Mrs. Russell Berlin in charge of the meeting and Mrs. Charles Notestone overseeing music. Don ald Thompson, candidate for County Commissioner, provided refreshments. The club plans another meeting on Monday Oct 30 at the Democratic Headquarters.
Bruce Brandt Hurt in Route 75 Truck Accident
Bruce Brandt will be confined to his home on Fountain Street after a truck he was driving overturned on Route 75. X rays show a cracked bone at the back of the neck, a broken nose, and severe bruises with slight improvement in his condition.
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Logan
Bruce Brandt
Fountain Street
Route 75
Aged Hocking Farmer Dies in Logan
William D. Murphy 77, a Hocking County farmer, died Tuesday at his daughter's home on West Street after moving from Falls Township two weeks ago. Survived by three daughters, Mrs. Klinger, Mrs. J. G. Coakley, Mrs. George Hoy, and son William Frank Murphy. Remains at Leonard Funeral Home with services Friday at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev. C. W. Swengle. burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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Logan
William D. Murphy
Hocking County
George Klinger
West St
Falls Township
Klinger
J. G. Coakley
George Hoy
William Frank Murphy
Leonard Funeral Home
C. W. Swengle
Fairview Cemetery
GOP Activities in Area Announced
Local GOP event coverage details a covered dish dinner at Republican Headquarters led by Mrs. Buellaby Mrs. Oberle Mrs. Munday and Mrs. Waltz. Speakers included Mrs. Gordon and J Harry Payne. Candidate caravan routes Gore Greendale Murray City and Logan headquarters event feature Lieutenant Governor Paul Herbert and Congressman Walter Brehm.
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Murray City
Logan
Guv
Paul Herbert
Walter Brehm
Pay-Off Dinner Held For Morris' 5 & 10 Staff Team
Logan employee event at Rev and Mrs Charles Fox home on N Mulberry Street followed a salesmanship contest. Marjorie Hartman led the winning side while Mildred Struble led the losing group. Bob Struble provided entertainment and trophies were awarded to Misa Hartman, Mrs Gladys Proctor and Bob Struble.
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Violet Carpenter
Carrie Janet Hansley
Winona Frazier
Donna Fowler
Ben Lash
Marjorie Ball
Ruth Hansley
Daisy Smith
Thelma Mowery
Mary Matheny
Lena Blankenship
Icel Sheets
Mildred Struble
James Lehman
Robert Struble
June Dickison
Logan Social Notes Highlight Active Federated Clubs
About 100 attend the W S C S meeting at First Methodist Church with the Logan High School Girls Glee Club performing in white silk blouses and black skirts. Delegates join the Jackson federation meeting with state officials and Ohio University president Dr. Gamertsfelder addressing Federated clubs.
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Logan
First Methodist
William Clapp
Logan High School
Fifty Voices
C. W. Swengle
India
John Lee
Bert Bell
Walter Haas
M. H. Cherrington
Cherrington
Walter Prather
C. F. Acker
Charles Notestone
Warren Bright
Craig Adair
George Wolfe
Edg Paul
Charles Clark
R. B. Perkins
Bertha Nimon
Wilbur Lanning
Haas
Federated Women's Clubs
Jackson
Federated Clubs
Methodist Church
W. S. Gamertsfelder
Ohio University
John Allen
Carl Harsh
Cosmopolitan
May Bright
Minnie Moore
Wilhelmina Deissele
Eleanor Derr
Funeral for Huffines infant held Thursday at Leonard
Funeral arrangements are finished for the 10 month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Huffines who died in a home fire Monday. Brief services will be at Leonard Funeral Home Thursday at two o clock with Rev A N Grueser officiating. Burial in Oak Grove.
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Logan
Clyde Huffines
Leonard Funeral Home
A. N. Grueser
Oak Grove
Miss Rose Dicken Hosts Birthday Dinner For Clara
Miss Rose Dicken entertained three guests Tuesday to commemorate her sister Clara birthday. A chicken dinner was served at noon to Mrs. Homer Ruble, Mrs. Joseph McGatha and Mrs. Walter Voris.
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Walter Prather
Tourist Book Club
George Vanfossen
James Hall
Jane Ann Prather
Fred Burchfield
Nellie Adams
Joseph
Lewis Graham
William Clapp
Phil Faine
Newell Grooms
Cecil Jones
Darley Kitchen
Wilbur Lanning
John Lee
Charles Rauch
Rose Dicken
Clara
Homer Ruble
Joseph McGatha
Walter Voris
Birthday Surprise For Charles Shaffer Sr At New Straitsville
A Sunday birthday gathering honored Charles Shaffer Sr at his daughter’s home in New Straitsville. Cakes were baked by Mrs. Shaffer and Mrs. Later, with numerous gifts given. Attendees included relatives from Lancaster, Murray City, Dayton, Sugar Grove, and beyond, plus Pfc. Lowell Kline from Mississippi.
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Charles Shaffer
James
New Straitsville
Dayton
Lorenzo Shaffer
Leroy Dupler
Nellie Later
Rockbridge
Emma Shaffer
Phylis Barber
Charles Shaffer, Jr
Murray City
Fred Foss
William Main
Gore
Harold Later
Sugar Grove
Johnny Shaffer
Gordon James
Grace Donahue
Shaffer i
Service Men Leave For New Assignments
John Edward Kemper departs Columbus for Boston re assignment after leave with parents. He has nine months in England. Accompanied by Mrs. Ed Kemper and the Daltons. Lt. Sgt. Frank Ricketts Jr. heads to Fort Monmouth after furlough with his mother. Master Sgt. Robert Welch at Fort Thomas hospital to be released to Moore General Hospital Swannanoa. Florence Rechenwald visiting Logan parents. Walter Voris learns from sons Si Paul and Sil Francis that they met in New Guinea.
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John Edward Kemper
Boston
Edward Kemper
Seaman Kemper
England
Columbus
Ed Kemper
Eddie Dalton
Mary Margaret
Dorothy Dalton
Frank Ricketts, Jr
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Robert H. Welch
Fort Thomas
Moore General Hospital
Swannanoa
N. C
Florence Rechenwald
Logan
Mail Ballots Mailed to Disabled Voters in Hocking County
The Hocking County Board of Elections mailed ballots to disabled voters on Oct. 23. The first ballot returned came from 83 year old Susan nah Cooper on Oct. 24, living with her daughter Elizabeth All good at 96 North Orchard Street.
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Logan
Hocking County
Logan Myers Welcomes Daughter Judith Ann
Radio technician and Mrs John Myers announce the birth of a daughter Monday in Dakar Africa weighing eight pounds named Judith Ann Grandparents are Mrs Elsie Myers Bowen Street and Mr and Mrs Arthur Pickett
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Logan
John Myers
Monday
Judith Ann
Dakar
Africa
Elsie Myers
Bowen Street
Arthur Pickett
Loganites Attend Socials And Meetings In Logan Area
Logan residents and guests are listed with weekend and weekday visits. Kiwanis dinner at the White House featured Joseph Schaad as speaker. Howard Hinto and two children hosted in North Mulberry, and other visitors came from Parkersburg, Chilliothe, Sandusky, and Ohio Wesleyan. Enid Swanner attended a Garden Committee district meeting in Athens with Farm Security Administration.
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Logan
Frank Brown
Kiwanis
White House
Joseph Schaad
Howard Hinto
Jean
Ann
Charles Fox
North Mulberry
Vivian Thompson
Tillie Sperritt
Parkersburg
W. Va
Gerald Lanning
Chillicothe
James Beachout
Precious Correll
Sandusky
Arlene Carr
Helen Hass
Ohio Wesleyan
Enid Swanner
Garden Committee
The
Farm Security Administration
Athens
Republican swing urged for governor and nation
The piece supports Stewart for governor and a Republican majority in the Legislature, arguing Ohio will vote Republican and national victory could rescue America from New Deal policies. It praises Frank Lausche as a strong Cleveland mayor but opposes his Roosevelt alignment, urging voters to take no chances this year.
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Frank Lausche
James Garfield Stewart
Stewart
Lausche
Four Corners
Ohio
Cleveland
U.S
America
Roosevelt
New Deal
U. S
Washington
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