Logan Council Advances Funds Amid Tax Settlement Delay
Logan city council authorized the treasurer to advance 1105.42 to the sinking fund to retire bonds due to delays in the regular tax settlement. The session covered insurance, salaries, and water fund needs, with bond totals and leeway noted for future issuances. An alley vacation near East grade school and a possible street opening on North Mulberry were discussed without final action.
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Logan
R. R. Loomis
Council
James
Downey
City Board of Education
Depot St
M. H. Ricketts
Loomis
Henley
Nevins
Walnut
Orchard St
ASK Street
Harley Meyer
Hartman Rites Held In Lutheran Church
Funeral services were conducted at St. Matthew Lutheran Church for Martin Hartman a well known Logan citizen. The Rev. Amos L. Heyde preached the sermon to a large gathering. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Martin Hartman
Amos L. Heyde
Oak Grove Cemetery
Disabled voter ballot filed for Sarah T Sheets in Marion
An application was received at the election board on Tuesday for a disabled voters ballot from Sarah T Sheets of Marion Township. Sheets observed her 98th birthday on October 1 and is believed to be the oldest voter in rural Hocking County. Her son Irvin Sheets is a candidate for trustee in Marion Township.
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Logan — An
Election Board
Sarah T. Sheets
Marion Township
Sheets
Hocking County
Irvin Sheets
One Change in Voting Places Announced in Logan
The election board reports a single voting place change in Logan this year affecting precinct 10. Electors will vote at the Eaton residence, formerly Amelia Barnes, instead of Kitchen residence, with the new site across the street. Voting locations list includes McBroom Shop Main St 1A and others through 4B Freisner Ave.
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Logan
Eaton
Amelia Barnes
Kitchen
McBroom
Main St
Effie Price
North St
Furnace St
Harry Chidester
Church St
E. E. Bright
N. Mulberry St
William Hansel
East St
James Blosser
Railroad Ave
Mayor’s
H. M. Richard
Second
Depot Sts
Harry Fitzgerald
W. Second
Kate McBride
Freisner Ave
New Filtration Plant Rushed for November Start
LOGAN says the new filtration plant should be in service by mid November if the current construction schedule holds. The plant costs 19 400 dollars with nearly all funding from waterworks revenue savings.
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Logan
C E Society Sponsors Party and Harvest Festival
The Christian Endeavor sponsors an annual Halloween party and Harvest Home Festival at Gibbonville Gymnasium at 7 30 Saturday night. Masqueraders may win awards. Co W Ziegler directs games. Farmers donate produce for church benefit. Refreshments offered.
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Logan
The
Christian Endeavor
Gibisonville Gymnasium
Co. W. Ziegler
Effort Underway To Form Eight Team Bowling League
An effort to organize an eight team bowling league for the winter season will be made at the Joe Thomas alleys this evening. All interested are invited to attend. Sponsors have shown willingness to enter teams while organizers seek enough players for eight five man teams.
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LOGAN
Joe Thomas
Clarence Heine Seriously Injured After Collision
Clarence Heine, hurt early Saturday in an automobile crash near McArthur, was moved to Columbus hospital for an X ray. Doctors found a pelvic fracture with numerous cuts and bruises and a cold from exposure.
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Logan
Clarence Heine
McArthur
Columbus
New Court Order Bars Church Groups From Use of Building
In Logan the Bible Christian Church trustees win a restraining order against The First Christian Church and two trustees, barring use of the Iron Street building for worship until final hearing. Judge Phil Henderson granted the order after a hearing, following an earlier injunction against the plaintiffs.
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New Court Order
Logan
Iron Street Christian Church
Common Pleas
Bible Christian Church of
First Christian Church of
Charles Schlaegel
Flemon Souders
Phil Henderson
B. F. Hughes
Herbert Richards
Schlaegel
Mr. Souders
Criminal Court Docket Opens in Hocking County Monday
Logan report notes Robert Corbett of New Straitsville to face trial Monday on an indictment for rape. Defense counsel includes Fred A. Murray and Vincent Tague with Prosecutor Hubert D. Lappen handling the case. Hobart Tisdale’s hearing is slated for next Wednesday on whiskey selling charges. Anthony Wilson of Nelsonville pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle under the influence, was fined 100 dollars with 30 days jail and six month license suspension, and has until November 1 to wind down business affairs.
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Logan
Robert Corbett
New Straitsville
Fred A. Murray
Vincent Tague
New Lexington
Corbett
Hubert D. Lappen
Hobart Tisdale
Anthony Wilson
Nelsonville
Bremen
Phil A. Henderson
Wilson
Logan Social Notes and Cooperative Council Meeting Recap
Delta Theta Tau Sorority held a Monday business and social session with Miss Marguerite Rohrer presiding Final plans for the Thanksgiving dance were set and decoration meetings scheduled for next week Miss Rose mary Lecrone will chair the decorating committee Casa Rey orchestra secured for the dance A patronesses event is planned November 8 honoring Mrs Stevenson Mrs Baker and Mrs White A gift was sent to charter member Mildred Collins recovering in Columbus hospital Contests won by June Grooms and Betty Hall Lunches were provided by Marguerite Acker Sara Turner and Mildred Struble COOPERATIVE COUNCIL MEET Maxine Notestone presided at Sigma Phi Gamma rooms Monday night Final plans for Armistice night park plan dance with Wien's orchestra Follow up party for Sigma Phi Gamma and Beta fraternity formed A committee includes Teresa Kaiser Fanchion Blackstone John Green Pat Eberst Russell Keyes Kenneth Adair Attendees included Iola Courter Mrs Green Blackstone Keiser Notestone Bill Sauer Don Ohlinger Pat Eberst Russell Keyes and Kenneth Adair REV M E Beck and Mrs Beck of North Canton visited Mrs Elizabeth Forwick and Desmond Braddock A newborn at Mr and Mrs Charles Eaton’s N High St James Kelch recovering from appendicitis at home Senior high student James Kelch Mrs Abbie Collins and others traveled to Columbus for Mildred Collins at Grant Hospital Logan Garden Club met at the Hockman home with a program on winter gardens The meeting featured talks on lawn care winter rose prep, leaves uses, bulb planting, winter feeding and bird shelter Refreshments were served by Mrs Hockman The club records indicate future home meetings may replace probate court rooms as the group seeks more gatherings
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Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Marguerite Rohrer
Rosemary Lecrone
Casa-Rey
Harry Stevenson
Stanley Baker
Howard White
Cooperative Council
Maxine Notestone
Sigma Phi Gamma
Wien
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Beta Fraternity
Teresa Kaiser
Fanchion
Blackstone
John Green
Pat Eberst
Russell Keyes
Kenneth Adair
Iola Courter
Green
Miss Blackstone
Miss Keiser
Miss Notestone
Bill Sauer
Don Ohlinger
Desmond Braddock
Beck
Edward Hockman
N. Mulberry St
Logan Garden Club
A. L. Heyde
America
the Beautiful
James Smoot
Allen Adams
Dale Engle
Harry Shaw
Ralph Poston
Luther Heyde
Charles Ziegler
Hockman
Winifred Engle
Ott Shaw
Probate Court Rooms
Logan Man Votes for Years Finds He Is Not U S Citizen
Logan Herzog, who came to the United States in 1873, believed he was a citizen through his late father’s naturalization. He voted and enjoyed rights of a citizen for years but has learned he is not a citizen. He now plans to apply for naturalization after discovering he is Swiss by descent.
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Logan
U. S
United States
Jacob Herzog
Herzog
Mr. Herzog
Switzerland
District Health Checkup for Ilesboro Illness Absences
Dr. W. B. Lacock conducts an absence check in the Ilesboro district as pupils miss school due to illness. A scarlet fever case reported last week has increased reported student absences in the area.
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Logan
Ilesboro
W. B. Lacock
Condition Improves Logan
Slight improvement is reported in the condition of Ar. No further details are provided in the fragment.
Parade Features Ox Team In Armistice Day Plan
Logan Logan County Amer ican Legion parade committee meets at Gerard W. Lanning’s office to arrange participants for Armistice Day. An ox team pulling a pioneer wagon is planned as a feature. Charles Knox offers to supply the oxen. Betas and Sigma Phi Gamma join floats. Maccabees Daughters of America and Saturday Club will participate.
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LOGAN
American Legion
Gerald W. Lanning
Charles Knox
Betas
Sigma Phi Gamma
Maccabees
Daughters of America
FDR Approves Hocking County WPA Road Project
Logan reports Senator Bulkley says President approves 323269 WPA road funds for Hocking County. Project goes to comptroller general for final clearance before Ohio WPA program eligibility under state administration. Hocking County sponsors the plan.
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Logan
Robert J. Bulkley
Hocking County
Comptroller General
Officers Search For Man In Green Township
Charles Angle became lost while away from his Green Township home Monday evening prompting his family's call to the sheriff's office. Deputy Nellis Smith and Seber Angle joined the search and found Mr. Angle near his residence. Logan. Dr. George Roberts of Newark plans to open an office in Logan, a son of local residents George Roberts Sr. and his wife.
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Logan
Green Township
Charles Angle
Sheriff's Office
Nellis Smith
Seber Angle
Son
Smith
Mr. Angle
Logan Logan
George Roberts
Newark
Mac cabees Plan Saturday Masquerade Dance
Members of the Mac cabees organize a masquerade dance at their hall for Saturday evening attendance expected from local patrons and friends.
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the Maccabees
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I. M. Springer
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North Canton
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Harry E. Wilken
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