Red Cross Aide Plans Logan Camp In Ohio
Logan to host Red Cross Camp next Tuesday with Ruth Knolling of the National Red Cross arriving today to finalize plans. Dr C F Rauch says sessions at the White House will stress roll call analysis with officials from seventeen counties and national attendees Everett Dix and Ruth Green among the leaders.
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Logan
Ruth Knolling
Red Cross
C. F. Rauch
White House
Ohio
Everett Dix
Ruth Green
Road dedications set as LOGAN committee meets evening
Committees designated last week for road dedication ceremonies will meet at the Chamber of Commerce offices at 8 pm to outline a program. With Rockbridge and Enterprise improvements on Federal Route 33 nearing completion, the dedicatory exercises will occur soon. Laurel School District, sixth in Hocking County, filed a resolution with the county election board calling for a three mill five year levy for school purposes. The Athens City School District issues bonds totaling 199000.00 for building additions and improvements, with bonds issued under Ohio law and details of maturities and interest bearings listed. Bids for the bonds are to be received by 12 noon September 10, 1934, with terms including par and accrued interest and a 1% certified check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Chamber of Commerce
Rockbridge
Enterprise
Logan—Laurel
Hocking County
County Election Board
Board of Education
Athens City
State of Ohio
Benool
State of
Ohio
S&s
Athene City
General Assembly of
Peck, Bhaffer & Williams
Pluck Hocking Girl Praised At State Fair Milking Contest
Ruth Keck of Laurel Township lasted with 12 contestants at the Ohio State Fair milk maid event Wednesday evening. Despite a cow that kicked and knocked her down, she earned spectators applause for grit and earned a subsequent invitation to a National Dairy Show milking contest. She finished fourth after receiving a replacement cow.
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Logan
Ruth Keck
Forest Keck
Laurel Township
National Dairy Show
Miss Keck
Hocking County
Pioneer Youth to Initiate New Members at Miller Chapel
Logan Brief Social Notes report the Pioneer Youth group will initiate new members at Miller Chapel Grange Hall on Tuesday evening, Sept. 6. Mrs. Karl Poling hosted the Wednesday Sewing Club at Church St. residence with guests Mrs. Richard Vore, Fremont, Mrs. John E. Krieg, Mrs. Ross Adcock, and Mrs. Lawrence Hack. Mrs. C. E. Larimer, Miss Florence Larimer, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Larimer left today on a motor trip through Kentucky, West Virginia and Virginia planned for the week’s end.
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Pioneer
Miller Chapel
Karl Poling
Church St
Richard Vore
Fremont
John E. Krieg
Ross Adcock
Lawrence Hack
C. E. Larimer
Florence Larimer
Frank Larimer
Kentucky
West Virginia
Virginia
Ohio visitors tour Ohio State Fair and Washington trip
Mr and Mrs George Gribble with two children attended the Ohio State Fair in Columbus on Thursday. Mr and Mrs J E Frasure with son Dick and Mr and Mrs Elder Martin from this city left Thursday for Washington DC and other eastern cities, planning a stop in Akron to visit relatives. Miss Harriet Sater returned home from Columbus after a week with Mr and Mrs F F Rempel and sister Helen Sater recovering from surgery.
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George Gribble
Columbus
J. E. Frasure
Martin
Washington, D. C
Akron
Harriet Sater
F. F. Rempel
Helen Sater
Attendants at Ohio State Fair in Columbus Today
Jack Spence Sr and Bert Bell of this city are in Columbus to attend the Ohio State Fair. A Judge and Mrs F P Martin family picnic at Rockhouse Wednesday included Fred E Arnold and family from Salt Lake City, Mrs Otto Guthe and daughter Jane, Columbus, and many Martins and relatives from Enterprise Milwaukee and Bridgette Club members joining a picture outing.
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Jack Spence
Bert Bell
Columbus
Rockhouse
F. P. Martin
City
Fred E. Arnold
Frederick
Salt Lake City
Otto Guthe
Jane
Mabel Arnold
Milwaukee
Kerwood Martin
Enterprise
Martin
W. W. Martin
Sumner Martin
Elsie
Betty
Marion
William Martin
Mary Louise Bowen
C. Wood Bowen
William Mack
Sew It Club Meets at Mrs Elder Martin Home
Sew-It Club gathered Wednesday evening at Mrs Elder Martin home for sewing then adjacent lunch at Blossers. Guests included Mrs Reich ley and members Mrs G D Gribble Mrs Sterling Smith Mrs Rudolph Lortz Mrs Rex Johnson Mrs Lavon Goodlve and Mrs J L Young. The Sater Seibold and Yantes families plan their annual reunion on Sunday Sept 18 at Wild Cat Hollow Park with president W H Saters inviting relatives and friends to attend a basket dinner.
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Sew-It
Elder Martin
Blossers
Reichley
G. D. Gribble
Sterling Smith
Rudolph Lortz
Rex Johnson
Lavon Goodlve
J. L. Young
Sater
Seibold
Yantes
Wild Cat Hollow Park
W. H. Saters
Sister Susies Club hosts games at Weiland residence
Bridge and Chinese Checkers were enjoyed by members of the Sister Susies Club Wednesday evening at the Weiland residence. Mrs. F. W. Weiland and Miss Margaret Schrader hosted with a potluck supper opening the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sister Susies Club
Weiland
F. W. Weiland
Margaret Schrader
Record oats yield: average 40, world record 187 bushels
The average farmer yields 40 bushels of oats per acre while the world record stands at 187 bushels per acre, illustrating wide potential productivity.
Pearl Strawn Grows 13 Foot Plus Corn Stalks
In Logan, Pearl Strawn of Washington Township brings two Boone White Dent corn stalks to the fair showing heights of 13 feet 10 inches and 13 feet. The event highlights local farming ambition to rival Iowa in tall corn varieties.
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Logan
Hocking County
Iowa
Pearl Strawn
Washington Township
Turtles Abound in Logan During Turtle Hunt Visit
Arch Locke Fred Locke and Lewis Jones with their wives visited Logan to hunt turtles on the Hocking River. They caught 17 turtles weighing 110 pounds, with a 16 pound largest, and a 13 pound second largest. Previous Sunday catches totaled 130 pounds, and a week earlier 120 pounds. Sheriff Joe Farbearn weighed the next largest at 13 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Arch Locke
Fred Locke
Lewis Jones
Buchtel
Hocking
Joe Farbearn
Start Work on Gabriel Home on Mound St
Logan reports work begun on a new five room residence with a basement garage on Mound Street built by Homer Gabriel. Casey Jones holds the contract to construct the house.
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Gabriel
Mound St
Marion School Opens September 12 per board order
Logan Marion Centralized School will begin at 9 a m on Monday September 12 as ordered by the board of education. Registration will occur the opening day with dismissal at noon. It is among the few county schools not to start the week.
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Logan — Marion
Board of Education
Divorce Granted in Common Pleas Court for Woods
Cora B. Woods was awarded a divorce from Martin Woods in common pleas court on Thursday. Cruelty was alleged. Two minor children were awarded to the mother with the defendant ordered to pay four dollars weekly for their support, per the parties' agreement.
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Logan
Cora B. Woods
Martin Woods
Common Pleas
Night School Resumes In Glouster Under Seabright
Albert W. Seabright of this city resumed night school instruction in Glouster on Thursday evening. The program had been closed since June 10. Seabright teaches at Corning Zanesville Nelsonville and Murray City in addition to Glouster.
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Logan
Albert W. Seabright
Glouster
Corning
Zanesville
Nelsonville
Murray City
Demonstration Planned At City Pool By Red Cross Lifesaving Class
Logan reports sixteen students completed junior and senior lifesaving courses under instructor Thomas Bender at the new municipal pool. Maurice Cole and Sue Rochester earned senior lifesaving guards credits, while juniors include Ambrose, Denny, Eberst, Hildebrandt, Houk, Matheny, Moorehead, Rob inson, Savings, Snyder, Schrader, and Shaw. Bender and others attended National Aquatic School at Culver Military Academy in Indiana. A demonstration by Bender is set for Tuesday September 6 at the pool as part of the Red Cross Roll Call camp for Southeastern Ohio.
Sunday services in Logan churches schedule
Sacrament of the Lord s Supper will be observed at First Methodist Episcopal Church at 10 30 with Rev C W Graham in charge. Final service before the annual conference in Columbus next Wednesday. Evening services resume September 18 at the same church after summer pause. Rev C B Clendenen preaches at Church of the Nazarene at 10 30. Young People s Society meets at 6 30 to hear Columbus assembly notes by Mrs Clyde Goss and Mrs Walter Shaw. Rev Albert B Buchanan preaches at First Presbyterian Church at 10 30.
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C. B. Clendenen
Church of the Nazarene
Young People’s Society
Columbus
Clyde Goss
Walter Shaw
Isms
Albert B. Buchanan
First Presbyterian Church
Hocking Hunters Continue Crow Bounty Program
Logan Rural Hocking County residents have trapped and killed over 2 800 crows this year and earned more than 700 dollars in bounties. Commissioners originally set aside 500 dollars, another 500 was approved when the first ran out, with nearly 300 dollars of the latest allotment still available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Godman 11 Triumphs as Chamber Forfeits in Logan League
In a Logan Softball League playoff continuation, Chamber of Commerce failed to appear, forfeiting the game to Godman No 11. The forfeit clinches the series and league championship for Godman. Talks arise of a city championship series between Godman and Logan Merchants independent team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Chamber of Commerce
Godman No. 11
Godman’'s
Logan Merchants
Logan Tour By 19 Asbury Ridge Sunday School Children
A delegation of 19 Asbury Ridge Methodist Sunday School children visited Logan on Thursday afternoon. They toured the city including the courthouse central school and swimming pool, brought by teachers Mr. and Mrs. Walter Campbell Mrs. Albert Todd and Mrs. Mayme Heft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Asbury
Final Payment Made to Law Library Fund
Final payment of 500 dollars for the law library fund was made on Wednesday by Clerk of Courts Don Feath er from fines collected. The first 500 dollars in fines each year go to this fund, a sum typically paid earlier in the year.
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Logan
Law Library
Clerk of Courts
Don Feather
Rock Springs Social Notes
In Rock Springs many residents and visitors share events and greetings. Names include Misses Marjorie Nickeson and Helen Nickeson of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. William Grueser and children, and families from Pomeroy, Bremen, Enterprise, and Rutland. Attendance at reunions, fairs, and a local poultry picnic is noted, with school to begin Monday September 5.
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Rock Springs
Marjorie
Helen Nickeson
Columbus
Margaret Nickeson
William Grueser
Helen
Leo
Michael
Harry Pfaltzgraph
Ruth Seaman
Terrells
Nettie Collins
Emma
Linnie Terrell
Polling
Lois Leona
Ada Mae
Frances Thomas
Gertrude Grueser
Ruth Morgan
Lawrence Roush
Larry
Janice
Fairfield Lake
Gallia County
Norman Russell
Wilbur
Enterprise
Bremen
Terrell
James Bailey
Ira Wolf
Dwight Spencer
Wilbur Bailey
Joe Weyersmiller
Norman
Kate Weyersmiller
Hugh Beards
Little Son
Long Hollow
Jerrold
Richard Hartung
Homer Radford
Fred Leifheit
Athens
Sophie Whitlock
Pomeroy
Herman Grueser
Fred Goeglein
Frederick
Earl Collins
Bissell
Magnetic Springs
Robert Burdette
Robert
Sara
Louise
Blanch Burdette
L. V. Reuter
Harley Brown
Phillis
Harry Lew
Dorothy Levacy
Anna James
Scott Folmer
Bill
Dudley Burnside
Frances
Paul James
Carl Grueser
Donald
Billie Collins
Flora Radford
Amanda Goeglein
Lewis Grueser
Eugene
Nancy Storey
Mark Grueser
Catherine
Agnes
Charles Grueser
A. E. Crew
Atkins Poultry Farm
Rutland
Logan United Brethren Church Installs New Pastor
The first meeting of the church board with Pastor Logan was held Wednesday evening by Rev. E. B. White. The new cler gy will appear in the pulpit Sunday morning. He comes from Burgess Ave Church in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan United Brethren Church
E. B. White
Burgess Ave
Columbus
Walker Home Robbed in Logan Police Report
Police report that the Ralph Walker residence on North Spring Street was entered and ransacked on Sunday. Only small change was reported missing, officials said.
Hocking Board Probes Dry Petition Signatures
Logan residents report a county election board inquiry into signatures on a local option petition to prohibit beer sales. Charles Gaffney of Benton swore he did not sign the petition, which allegedly carries 125 signatures, as Ray Harper of a local beer-selling establishment raises concerns over a possible false signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Charles T. Gaffney
Benton
County Election Board
Ray Harper
Decision Delayed in Heine Custody Case
Judge Phil Henderson postponed ruling on custody of a minor daughter in the Heine case. The delay followed illness and new citations provided to study the prior day by counsel. The decision was not announced as expected Thursday morning.
Hocking County Dog Licenses Near 2400 For 1938
Logan reports 2418 dog licenses sold in Hocking County during 1938, a figure closely matching 1937. Only one or two years have seen as many as 2500 licenses sold, indicating steady demand and stable licensing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
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US Red Cross
Logan Camp
Montreal
Junior Board of Trade
Laurel
Bridgette Club
Manon Power
Madge
Faith Wright
Catharine
Esther Stoughton
Margaret Sparnon
Mrs. Martin
N. R. Goldberg
Shapiro
Worstell
Zenner's
Dept
FBI
Kroger
Venience Hurs
Hull
U. S. S. Lang
Kearney
N. J
Godman
Chamber Ten
Make Logan
Oxford
Athens, Ohio
Hocking Board
Schenley Products Co, Inc
N.Y
Zenners
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