Farmers attend district Farm Bureau meeting in Logan
About fifty farmers from Fairfield Ross Pickaway and Hocking Counties gathered in Logan for the district Farm Bureau meeting. L B Palmer Ohio Farm Bureau Federation president spoke on a six percent loan program via an intermediate credit bank and discussed tax legislation for the General Assembly session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Fairfield
Ross
Pickaway
Hocking
Farm Bureau
L. B. Palmer
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
General Assembly
Harold Chambers
Hocking County
Clyde Thomas
Ross County
Stanley Lewis
Pickaway County
Floyd Delashmutt
H. M. Schull
Truancy blamed on lack of books and clothing in Hocking County
Logan Ohio Sept 10. Officials report truant conditions in rural districts due to shortage of books and clothing. Absences were low in the first week of school but are expected to rise as illness-related absences clear and students return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Blair Named Assistant Football Coach at Ohio Wesleyan
Blair James Blair named assistant football coach at Ohio Wesleyan University. He is son of Rev J W Blair of Chillicothe, formerly a local M E pastor. Blair played center for three years and varsity last season and will coach line candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James Blair
Ohio Wesleyan University
Blair
J. W. Blair
Chillicothe
M. E
Entertains Whosit Bridge Club at North Street home
Mrs. Phil Tschappat with assistants hosted the Whosit Bridge Club on North Street Monday evening. After a 6 o'clock dinner, bridge was played with Mrs. Rogers Rend holding the high score and guest Mrs. Clark Robinson of Columbus attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Tschappat
Marie Sprankel
E. B. Trueblood
C. N. Abell
Whosit
North Street
Rogers Rend
Clark Robinson
Columbus
Wonnes Host Farewell Dinner for Wetherills
Merrit Wonn and spouse hosted a farewell dinner for Mr. and Mrs. W P Wetherill and son Harold as they prepare to move to Toledo for Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad duties. The Wetherills are not expected to depart until early next week while Mr. Wetherill settles new assignments. Two guests joined in the evening at Mrs Bell Millers on Warner Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. M. Club
Warner Avenue
Bridge
D. C. Club Hosts Bridge Evening At Mrs Cole Home
Members of the D. C. Club were entertained at Mrs. Curtiss Cole’s home Monday evening. No session of bridge was played and substitute players included Mrs. C. I. iauch, Mrs. John Lee and Mrs. M. J. Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
Curtiss Cole
C. I. Iauch
John Lee
M. J. Cole
Club Plays Bridge at East Hunter Street Gathering
Club members gathered at Mrs. John White’s East Hunter Street home Monday for a bridge session. Substitutes included Mrs. Byron Wolfe Sr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John White
East Hunter Street
Byron Wolfe
Charles Lutz
Lizzie Rempel
Rempel and Heft Wed in Logan Marriage
Rudolph H. Rempel 24 a laundry manager and Agnes L. Heft 19 a clerk were married in Logan by the Rev Elmer Bliss. Both set of parents named in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph H. Rempel
Logan
K Rudolph Rempel
Agnes L. Heft
W. «. Heft
Elmer Bliss
Fall Festival exhibits face space crunch in Logan
Logan officials report a crowded tent plan for the Fall Festival as 280 4-H members may enter about 250 exhibits across clothing food handicraft agricultural engineering and livestock divisions. An automobile show adds space demands with 30 car models expected. Merchants and Manufacturers Division work progresses under John E. Krieg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Chamber of Commerce
John E. Krieg
Hocking County
Harold Chambers
Merchants and Manufacturers Division
Krieg
Court James Green et al vs Nutter will case in Green Township
After a full day Monday the Common Pleas Court continued Tuesday with testimony in the will dispute of Gideon Lowe. Neighbors of Lowe testified as witnesses, with five attorneys involved. Additional notes report water wells being drilled by B Byron and L M Walden, evangelistic meetings closing due to Mrs Burns being called home, and persistent dry soil with only light rain in this area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. S. Byron
C. E. White
L. M. Walden
Logan High football squad cleared for opening contest
Physical exams by Dr. Morton W. Bland concluded for all Logan High School players last week. Most cadets are clean-cut and in good shape to start two weeks ahead of the season opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High
Morton W. Bland
Rural Hocking County schools employ 165 teachers
Logan Sept 10 1658 teachers in the rural districts of Hocking County are employed this year according to superintendent J W Coleman. This is about ten fewer than last year as the closing of smaller rural schools reduced teaching needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
J. W. Coleman
Interesting Africa talk at Coolville Congregational Church
Rev. RK E Shaffer delivered an instructive stereopticon talk Monday evening in Coolville sponsored by the Men’s Bible Class. He discussed five years in Africa with tribes believed to be one of the lost tribes of Israel and noted Mombasa as a port on the East coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Congregational Church
RK. E. Shaffer
Shaffer
Troy Township
Africa
Israel
Mombaza
E. M. Deucher
Gladys Ater
Little Hocking
W. E. Travis
J. J. Stout
Dayton
Rock Street
John C. Tanthorey
Adia Darby
Tanthorey
Felix Tanthorey
S. T. Mec-Bride
Esquire
Earl Parkins
Huntington
W. Va
G. R. Gunder
Gunder
Parkins
D. M. Morrison
Mildred Wise
Athens
J. A. Humphrey
K. M. Barth
Gertrude Barth
Appoint Pastors in Methodist Charge at Logan Ohio
The Rev. James R. Fields is reassigned to the Logan pulpit for four years. Several changes follow at the Ohio Conference annual meeting, including Rev. W. H. Harble moving to New Straitsville and J. T. Yocum returning to Logan circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
H. Householder
Murray City
Ie. B. Dean
Haydenville
Albany
G. C. Nutter
Kirkersville
L. C. Wills
Asbury
Fred Brown
Hamden
H. W. Wilbur
Waverly
W. A. Cooper
Ross County
H. W. Stoody
Columbus
Armstrong
Cincinnati
Mr. Stoody
John L. Stoody
Sunday School Teachers Entertained At Smith Cottage
Logan Sept 10 Officers and teachers of the Presbyterian Sunday School, 25 in number, were entertained by Harry L. Smith, superintendent, at his cottage near the city. After supper the group planned the school program for fall and winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teeachers Logan
Presbyterian Sunday School
Harry L. Smith
Bishopville Social Notes Highlight Visits and Farewell Party
Bishopville residents recounted visits from Arthur Allman of Columbus and his party, a funeral for Mrs. John Lefever near Liberty Hill, and a farewell party for Miss Eleanor Day at the Townhouse. Local families including McDonald and Wolfe hosted relatives, while J M McDonald and daughters toured McConnelsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Allman
Columbus
J. M. McDonald
Jessie
Marguerite
McConnelsville
Kenneth Wolfe
Lewis Chappelear
Ravena
James Carter
Bishopville
Eleanor Day
Cancellation of Hacking County Fair follows funding collapse
Logan Sept 10 Cancellation of the Hacking County Fair for this year was announced Tuesday after a county agricultural society meeting. Despite several board meetings to salvage the event, the state declined to provide aid funds, ending plans for the exhibition. Fair board contracts for free acts and concessions worry members as details are to be resolved in coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hacking
County Agricultural Society
Enrollments Reported for Murray City and Nearby High Schools
Sept 10 report shows Murray City High School with 15 pupils, largest county enrollment outside Logan. Haydenville has 60 pupils, Marion Township 40, Milesboro 38, Gibisonville 30. Two new teachers are hired: Lewis Seidenfeld as commercial teacher at Carbon Hill and Mrs Mary Waterman as commercial teacher at Union Furnace High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Murray City
J. W. Coleman
Haydenville
H. H. Sands
Marion Township
Milesboro
Gibisonville
Lewis Seidenfeld
Carbon Hill
Mary Waterman
Columbus
Union Furnace High
Local Social Gathering Attended by Dozens of Residents
Refreshments were served at a rainy day social event. Attendees included Thelma and Bernadine Jones Eva Roberts Glouster Dorothy Donna Mary Wells Catherine Woodruff Fiona Rose Withem Mildred Florence Smith Jessie McDonald Alice Dennison Eugene Elmer Jones Floyd Smith Thurman Smith Dennison Don Withem Dwight Smith Richard Donald Woodruff Dwight Steffy Glenn Judson and guest Eleanor Day. Mrs. J M McDonald and daughter Jessie visited Bolis Mill Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma
Bernadine Jones
Eva Roberts
Glouster
Dorothy
Donna
Mary Wells
Catherine Woodruff
Fiona
Rose Withem
Mildred
Florence Smith
Jessie McDonald
Alice Dennison
Eugene
Elmer Jones
Floyd Smith
Enlow
Ira
Frank Grubbs
Thurman Smith
C. Dennison
Don Withem
Dwight Smith
Richard
Donald Woodruff
Dwight Steffy
Glenn Judson
Eleanor Day
J. M. McDonald
Jessie
Boliis Mill
Picnic at Natural Bridge marks birthday celebration
A large gathering from Little Hocking and Decatur attended a picnic at the Natural Bridge on Sunday for Mr. Guy Martin's birthday. Visitors included Al Sprague and Al Swan, Mrs. F. W. Glazie and daughter Helen, Miss Vina Howell, and others from Decatur and New Martinsville. George Glazier, in Texas, suffers a mashed foot but is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Sprague
al Swan
Belpre
F. W. Glazie
Helen
Little Johnson
James Scott
Ena Valentine
Little Hocking
Guy Martin
Martha Mazie
Grace
Claude
Decatur
Natural Bridge
Mr. Martin
F. W. Glazier
George
Texas
Alfred Hill
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Messenger
DO. Y. Milne
Wesleyan
Mame Hoobler
Universalist Association
Rockland
Reverend Fields
Jane Radcliffe
Society Brand
Axminster
Ee Zenner
Columbia
Bebe Daniels and
Ben Lyon
Gertie
Dorothy Revier
Matt Moore
Majestic
Dorothy Mackain
Basil Rathbone
Green Stockings
A. E. W. Mason
Arrow
DR. Zenner
Mallory
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