Logan council debates fair gas rate hike by Phillips Logan-A Ohio Fuel Gas
F W Phillips of the Ohio Fuel Gas Co told Logan City Council a fair rate would lie between 65.7 and 73.13 cents per thousand cubic feet to earn a reasonable return. He argued the current 54.1 cent rate is low, presented a state average of 84 cents, and urged a study and later conference to reach a fair figure.
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Logan
F. W. Phillips
Ohio Fuel Gas. Co
Phillips
Ohio
Utility Commission
Council
Army Display to Be Shown at Hocking County Fair
James H. Barker of Ft. Hayes confirms an Army display at the Hocking County fair in Logan. A detachment will demonstrate modern weapons and accept recruits. B A Auginshaugh of the state education department will oversee Ohio travelogue pictures during the fair, arranged by Supt. G E Carr.
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B. A. Auginshaugh
State Department of Education
Logan
Ohio
Supt
G. E. Carr
Methodist Pastors Returned To Area
LOGAN The Rev. Stanley W. Wiant is returned to the Logan Methodist Church for another year by the Ohio Annual Conference which closed at Lakeside. He came to Logan from Marion. Other Hocking County assignments include Rev. W. E. Bancroft Haydenville Rev. Homer Ickes Gibisonville Raymond Rankright New Plymouth H. W. Marshall Smith Chapel.
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Logan
Stanley W. Wiant
Logan Methodist Church
Ohio
Lakeside
Wiant
Marion
Hocking County
W. E. Bancroft
Haydenville
Homer Ickes
Gibisonville
Raymond Rankright
New Plymouth
H. W. Marshall
Smith Chape
Injured Flagler Child Suffers Arm Fractures At Fall
Six year old Jimmy McNamee son of Mr. and Mrs. James McNamee of N Market Street was injured Monday afternoon at Chieftainfield while playing on new bleachers. He jumped and fell fracturing the left arm between elbow and wrist and cracking the right forearm.
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Logan
Jimmy
James McNamee
N. Market St
Chieftainfield
Angler Milne Nets Eight Smallmouth At Lake Hope
Dave Milne fished Lake Hope over Sunday and Monday catching eight smallmouth bass. The largest bass measured 15 inches. He praises the new southeastern Ohio fishing spot and plans more trips.
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Logan
Dave Milne
Lake Hope
Ohio
Night blooming cereus blooms in Chauncey display
Mrs Emma Rupe at Sand Ridge showcases a six feet four inch night blooming cereus plant at home. The specimen features four large flowers with several buds in reserve for later bloom.
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Chauncey
Emma Rupe
Sand Ridge
Stars Say For Thursday September 12
The reading emphasizes romance and affectional matters for the day. Social domestic and artistic engagements take precedence over business with possible opposition from superiors. Mental faculties are alert for creative tasks and a birthday year brings social and sentimental emphasis. a child born then may show strong originality.
September social clubs resume meetings in Logan
September brings fall activity as Logan clubs restart after summer. Pastime Bridge Club hosted by Mrs. J E Frasure saw two tables and high scores by Mrs. James Barker and Mrs. H J Unverzagt, with seven members and a guest attending. Other groups like Home Makers Club, Friday Bridge Club, Cosmopolitan Club, Book of the Month Club, and Tuesday Book Club plan gatherings with various hosts across town.
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Harriet Sater
Thomas Bender
G. R. Robinson
Mound St
Co-educational United Brethren Class Meeting Recap
Rev E B White and hosts Mrs Hal Phelps and Miss Helen Clarke welcomed members at 565 W Front St for a prayer themed gathering. Leader Mrs Lawrence Griffith presented readings and poems while music included Moonlight Sonata and several group songs. A wiener roast is planned for next Monday evening.
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E. B. White
Hal Phelps
Helen Clarke
United Brethren Church
Clarke
Front St
Lawrence Griffith
George Freeman
Miss Clarke
Bob Price
Beethoven
Clifford Litherland
Emerson Les
Griffith
Clifford Turner
Sigma Phi Gamma elects officers at Monday meeting
Election of officers occurred during the Sigma Phi Gamma sorority Monday night session. Teresa Kaiser presided and named tellers Anna Marie Schorr and Lola Belle Hockman. New officers include Maxine Notestone president Teresa Kaiser vice president Ruth Goodlove treasurer Martha Magle recording secretary Ruth Thomas social secretary Garnet Sheets corresponding secretary Margaret Mary Kaiser historian Mrs John Shaw editor Anna Marie Schorr welfare secretary and organizer Teresa Kaiser. Plans set for installation on Monday Sept 23 with Mildred Rainer as installing officer and Hockman marshal. Social committee includes Schorr Ruth Thomas Retha Lohr and Mildred Rainer.
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Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Teresa Kaiser
Anna Marie Schorr
Lola Belle Hockman
Maxine Notestone
Ruth Goodlve
Martha Magle
Ruth Thomas
Garnet Sheets
Margaret Mary Kaiser
John Shaw
Mildred Rainer
Miss Hockman
Miss Schorr
Retha Lohr
Miss Rainer
Marriage License Issued in Columbus for Thelma Stump and William Brown
A marriage license was issued in Columbus on Monday to Thelma Stump daughter of Vernon and Mrs Stump of Logan and William Brown son of M S Brown of Logan. The wedding will take place in Logan.
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Columbus
Thelma Stump
Vernon Stump
Wood St
Logan
William Brown
M. S. Brown
First Presbyterian Men’s Club to Hold Annual Reorganization
The Men’s Club of the First Presbyterian Church will meet at the church on Thursday Sept 18 with a 6 PM supper and officer elections to follow.
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Men's Club of
The
First Presbyterian Church
Mary Louise Skinner Wins Flag-Bearer Post
Logan tryouts for flag bearer with the Chieftain Band were held Tuesday evening by James Horwell. Mary Louise Skinner a sophomore was winner chosen from nearly a score of candidates and will be paired with Margaret Ann Thomas who was with the band last year.
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Logan
James Horwell
Mary Louise Skinner
Margaret Ann Thomas
Injuries to eye from well work in New Straitsville field
Logan sustained injuries to the right eye Tuesday while working on a well in the New Straitsville field. He was taken to Cherrington Hospital for treatment. Suffert, employed by A L Snira, was present at the scene in the village locality.
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Logan
New
Straitsville
L. L. Suffert
Cherrington Hospital
Suffert
A. L. Snira
Repainting Underway at St. John’s Catholic Church Exterior
Exterior woodwork of St. John’s Catholic Church is being repainted this week. The project focuses on restoring the church façade and preserving its historic appearance.
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Logan
St. John's Catholic Church
Veterans To Be in Logan Lineup Friday
Logan Chieftain football coach Tommy Bender previews Friday’s lid lifter against Jacksonville Trimble. Veterans anchor the line while the backfield features Captain Bill Bryan Morris Hummel and Bill Johnston. Punting and passing emphasized as starters vie for roles with Mark Lohr Jack Wright Dan Bowman Cecil Scott Fred Davis and George Tipton among contenders.
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Logan — Chieftain
Tommy Bender
Jacksonville- Trimble
Bill Bryan
Morris Hummel
Bill Johnston
Jake Ervin
Jack Hughes
Logan
Mark Lohr
Jack Wright
Dan Bowman
Cecil Scott
Fred Davis
George Tipton
Hamden Social And Personal Notes Outlook
Hamden churchgoers at Union Furnace United Brethren Church joined a homecoming led by Rev. Bennington. Local families and visitors attended bean dinners and visits across Hamden on weekends and weekdays. John Senegal returned from CCC Camp. several relatives visited kin in nearby towns, and Harper reunion gathered 53 members at Bethel Grove with officers kept.
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Hamden
United Brethren Church
Union Furnace
Bennington
Clarence Higgins
Herman Brooks
Jess Swackhamer
Orville Brown
Charles Gregory
Rose Frazee
Kisor
E. M. Wilbur
C. C. Newman
Ama Perry
Mellie Zervis
Bess Shoemaker
Margaret Bosworth
Alma Monahan
John Higgens
Vance Tedrow
Iva Vance
Bryan Cassill
Herman McClaskey
Charles McClaskey
Thomas Morris
Wilksville
John Senegal
CCC
Ketchum
Idaho
Linda Honestine
James Potts
Oreton
Daisy Bagley
Paul
H. N. Bagley
Columbus
Clarence van Meter
Cuyahoga Falls
John Harkless
Hattie Sowers
Charles Barnhill
Earl Theis
W. E. Campbell
Charles
Etta Hughes
Lou
Ed Campbell
O. S. Ray
Bethel Grove
Lee Harper
Ruth Wyckoff
William Woods
Ruth Finnefrock
Lancaster
Clyde Stanley
New Marshfield
H. W. Tedrow
Logan High opens season with band and gridiron drill
Logan High School prepares for the opening game with an 80 piece band directed by James Horwell practicing on the north side of Chieftain field. Posts and canvas enclosure are set, wires keep fans off, and goal posts are being painted for the early games. The sod is in the best condition since the field was laid.
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Logan
Chieftain Field
Logan High School
James Horwell
Jack Spen
Birthday Parties Rock Millfield Community Celebrations
Millfield observations show Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Moody hosting a seventh birthday party for Jen nie Mae with games and lunch. Relatives and neighbors, including the Tippie and Moody families, gathered across Millfield for birthdays and social visits.
Logan Schools Enrollment Increases Across District
Logan schools report total enrollment at 1 466 with senior high at 460 junior high 463 East grade 203 best 189 and Central grade 251 up from last week. Superintendent G E Carr notes seven new junior high students and four more at East grade as counts rise and further increases expected soon.
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Logan
G. E. Carr
Central
Straitsville Social Notes Highlighting Local Visits and Events
Straitsville social column notes visits by Sam Telford and family Akron to Harry Leake's home. George Nye and son in Muncie Indiana. Chappelear son from Fort Hayes weekend with parents. Reed of Columbus in area. various gatherings at K of P Hall and St Augustine euchre event. school band at Perry County teachers institute. pastor Rev. Robert Byler returns to M E Church. many trips to Columbus Chillicothe Bremen and Logan. John Alexander ill ten weeks remains at home.
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New Straitsville
Sam Telford
Akron
Harry Leake
George Nye
Muncie
Ind
Cable Tabernacle
Robert Chappelear
Fort Hayes
Columbus
William Chappelear
Floyd Mathews
Bob Dishon
Ohio University
Athens
Willard Mills
Tom Crawford
Larry Weller
Warren
Tom Petit
New Lexington
Shuttleworth
Perry County Teachers Institute
Somerset
Florence Huston
E. M. Rush
Jane Ervin
Jimmie
Huston
Bremen
Frank Bartoe
William Miller
Chub Barber
Nelsonville
Charles Shaffer Jr
Gloria Jean
Mildred
John Shaffer
Murray City
Gordon James
Robert Byler
M. E. Church
Pythian Sisters
P. Hall
J. L. Sapp
Grand Rapids
Mich
Robert Goodlive
Route One
William Brown
Mary Margaret
Lois
Marion Livingston
Clarence Gallagher
Chillicothe
Ernest Pargeon
Noel Dyer
Ruthe Bell
Logan
John Alexander
Daughters and locals in city undergo surgeries and dismissals
Mary Nash Phelps daughter of Mr and Mrs Nash Phelps near this city underwent an appendectomy at Cher rington Hospital Monday afternoon. Mrs W H Bartoe of Nelsonville was discharged from Logan Hospital Monday.
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Logan Hospital
Logan
Mary
Family Returns From Ten Day Hillman Michigan Fishing Trip
Mr and Mrs Okley Hysell and Mr and Mrs John Rutgers returned Monday from a ten day fishing trip to Hillman Michigan.
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Logan
Okley Hysell
John Rutgers
Hillman, Mich
Budget Commission In Session Reviewing County Budgets
Members of the budget commission met Tuesday to review the budgets with representatives from the county's political subdivisions. Local officials discussed funding needs and allocations during the session.
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Logan
Ballot Size To Mirror Newspaper Layout In County Election
Logan reports the ballot will resemble a newspaper page with six columns. State candidates will run under Republican Democrat Socialist Social Labor and Communist tickets if qualified, plus independent candidate Dr E A Person Murray City for coroner occupying a separate column.
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Logan
Hocky County
E. A. Person
Murray City
Good Hope School District to Vote on 1.2 Mill Bond
A $10,000 Logan A 1.2 mill bond proposal will be submitted to Good Hope electors on November 5 for toilets lavatories and a sewage disposal plant in a non fireproof building. The issue would run 15 years with annual bond retirements starting at $700. This follows Laurelville Perry and Falls levies for current expenses.
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Laurelville- Perry and Falls
Boxing card at Tritchelville features Ray Bailey bout
Fight fans will see an eight round bout between Freddie Ray and Bud Bailey in Tritchel ville on Saturday night in the main event. Hubert Lambert of Greendale and Fletcher Campbell of Columbus will meet in a six round bout. A floor show by the Minsky girls and referee Don Bumgardner of Nelsonville complete the program.
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LOGAN
Tritchelville
Freddie Ray
Bud Bailey
Columbus
Hubert Lambert
Greendale
Fletcher Campbell
Minsky Girls
Don Bumgardner
Nelsonville
Student Returns After Appendicitis Operation
Logan Brandon, who recently underwent an appendicitis operation at a Columbus hospital, returned to high school this week. Pete Linton of Green Township has also been out since opening day but is improving and expected to return soon.
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Logan
Bob Brandon
Columbus
Pete Linton
Green Township
Licensed To Marry LOGAN
Three more marriage licenses were issued this week by Judge E L Ewing. Recipients include Kenneth E Sigler a 28 year old junior carpenter of Columbus and Florence O'Dell Miller 19 at home Rockbridge. Also Donald Ray Duncan 21 farmer Buchtel and Dorothea Opal Exline 18 at home Glouster. Walter Elwood Stiverson 22 mechanic Rockbridge Rt 1 and Zenna Margaretta Lackey 24 clerk Gore.
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Lewis Exline
Walter Elwood Stiverson
Rockbridge
Rt. 1
Speeding Charge Leads to City Court Plea
Logan William Konkle aged 25 of Columbus was jailed by State Highway Patrol on Tuesday for speeding. He appeared before Mayor Dallas Kinser for arraignment and pled guilty, receiving a $10 fine plus costs.
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Logan
William Konkle
Columbus
State Highway Patrol
Dallas Kinser
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