Federal Approve 92 888 Logan Project Details
Federal authorities released the Logan Blanket project for street and alley improvements and Goose Creek work. The project totals about 92 888 dollars with the city providing 7 500 dollars from previously approved funds. Easements are being obtained as the city engineer completes required steps before release and start of work.
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Logan
R. R. Loomis
Zanesville
Goose Creek
Loomis
Chieftain Band Heads to Wellston for Friday Game
Logan Chieftain Band will travel to Wellston for the football game on Friday night their last out of town trip of the season. Principal Fred Burchfield said a student bus will also go and depart the high school at 6 00. Reservations were completed Wednesday for the bus and a large fan delegation is expected to accompany the team.
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LOGAN
Logan Chieftain
Wellston
Fred Burchfield
Greek Minister to U S Reads War Cables in Washington
Cimon P. Diamantopoulos Greek Minister to the United States is shown in Washington reviewing a sheaf of Athens cablegrams, signaling active war news flow to American readers.
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Athens
Greece
Cimon P. Diamantopoulos
U. S
Washington
Bender Seeks Win as Varsity Prepares for Wellston
Logan reports show Coach Tom Bender aiming to improve the Varsity with possible lineup changes after a scrimmage against the Reserves at Chieftain Field. The coach seeks a stronger performance than in the Gallipolis game and notes Kelch Conrad and Blosser pushing for starting roles. Election Day closures noted for unemployment offices with revised claimant reporting dates.
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Logan
Chieftain Field
Tom Bender
Wellston
I Hammer and Tongs
Kelch
Conrad
Paul Blosser
Gallipolis
Logans Honor Social Notes from Clubs and Members
Logan society pages report a Halloween party at the Business and Professional Women club rooms in the McCray building with prizes for adults and children. The Junior Tourist Book Club met at Miss Marjorie Brandt’s home for a review of Portrait of Jennie, led by Mrs. Frederick Blum. Delphians met at Mrs. James Barker’s home for Shrines discussion and refreshments. Other notes include visits from Grace Nutter, Noel White, Charles Ruff, Grace St Clair, and plans for a Christmas charity drive led by Mrs. Clifford Turner, Mrs. Marion Allen, and Miss Bea Westbrooke.
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Book Club
Marjorie Brandt
N. High St
Claude Chrisman
Jennie
Frederick Blum
Clifford Turner
Marion Allen
Bea Westbrooke
Owen Yaw
Clara Graham
Edward Godfrey
Logan Delphian Society
James Barker
North St
Jay Nimon
United States
Clarence Schempp
Walter Haas
Eleanor Durr
Stewart Edward White
Carlos Gaffin
Fred Murray
N. Mulberry St
Sam Primmer
Frances Murray
Dallas Kinser
Grace Nutter
Lancaster
Noel White
Newark
Logan
R. N. White
White
C. B. Donahue
Charles Ruff
Sugar Grove
Marion Township
Grace St. Clair
Columbus
Frank St. Clair
N. Market St
Cecil Harding Jones
James R. Cremean
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Cremean
Evans Child Undergoes Tonsil Removal at Cherington
Harry Robert Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Evans of The Diamond, underwent an operation for the removal of tonsils at Cherington Hospital this week.
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Harry Robert Evans
Otto Evans
Cherrington Hospital
Mrs Frasure Hosts Wednesday Contract Club at North St
Mrs J E Frasure hosted the Wednesday Contract Club at her North Street home with dessert at 1 o clock and two tables of bridge. New member Mrs John R Pierce joined, with guests Mrs Edgar C Paul and Mrs Thomas Bender.
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J. E. Frasure
North St
John R. Pierce
Edgar C. Paul
Thomas Bender
Frank Brown
Mt Union Class Meets. local notices and visits
Mt Union class meets at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles King of Bradbury with Mrs Clare Nicholson as leader. Eighteen members attend. Next meeting set at M A Nicholson home on Friday Nov 8 with Charles King leader. Officers elected Ruth Nicholson president Chloe Peck vice president Verlan Peck secretary treasurer Evelyn Nicholson Margery Chase Eva Stewart refreshment committee. Several couples and individuals are listed as guests visiting or visiting from Columbus Dexer Pt Pleasant Harrisonville and C olumbus area through the week.
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MT. Union
Golden Circle
Charles King
Bradbury
Clare Nicholson
M. A. Nicholson
Ruth Nicholson
Chloe Peck
Verlan Peck
Evelyn Nicholson
Margery Chase
Eva Stewart
Harley Carr
Delbert Turner
Dyesville
Glenn Turner
Lewis Saxton
Dexter
James Clark
Harrisonville
Telescope eyeglasses urged only for near blindness
The recommendation states telescope eye glasses should be used only in cases of almost total blindness and only under the care of an eye specialist.
Logan Street Relaying Near Completion
Logan Street relaying progress nears completion as the last WPA project under the current blanket plan. Work should finish before week’s end, with Goose Creek next month under the new blanket project creating more skilled labor opportunities.
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Logan
West Street
Goose Creek
Absent and Disabled Vote Totals Rise in Logan
Logan totals show 350 ballots issued to date by the clerk with 235 absentee and 115 disabled votes. Absentees may exceed the 242 mark set four years ago. No ballots issued after 6:30 pm. clerk at the election board office until then. Mail ballots must arrive by noon Friday to be counted. Mrs. E D Harden of Nickel Plate area is seriously ill with neuritis and related complications.
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Logan
Election Board
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