Logan Chieftains Open 1900 Football Schedule at Home
Logan Chieftains begin a 10 game season at Chieftain Field facing McArthur. Eight games are home. the others are away. The round robin Southeast Association debut features games against Glouster Nelsonville Athens Pomeroy Callipolis Wellston Middleport Jackson Lancaster.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Logan
Chieftains
McArthur
Logan Chieftains
Callipolis
Wellston
Middleport
Jackson
Lancaster
Mrs. Starr 87 Dies at Logan After Illness
Nancy J. Starr 87 widow of Noah W. Starr died at her S Mulberry Street home at 10 20 p m Sunday after extended illness. She came to Logan from Gore years ago. Survived by son Harry K Starr sister Mrs Howard Mumford and two grandchildren. Funeral 2 p m Wednesday Woodard Funeral Home Rev E B White United Brethren Church. Burial Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Nancy J. Starr
Noah W. Starr
S. Mulberry St
Gore
Harry K. Starr
Howard Mumford
Woodard Funeral Home
E. B. White
The
United Brethren Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Sales Tax Official Shifts to Zanesville
Charles A. Donnelly of the sales tax commission moves to the Zanesville office. The Hocking County office joins the Zanesville district, transferring from Athens. Donnelly will staff the clerk of courts office every Wednesday for tax inquiries and amusement tax information.
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Logan
Charles A. Donnelly
Sales Tax Commission
Zanesville
Hocking County
Athens
Donnelly
Clerk of Courts
Township Candidacy Fees Reach High Mark
Logan election officials report township candidate fees climbed to 175 dollars 59 cents this year per Carl F Brandt election board clerk. All office seekers with fixed salaries paid the fee including trustee candidates for the first time. Newly elected trustees will gain about 350 dollars yearly in Hocking County while Holdover trustees stay unchanged.
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Logan
Carl F. Brandt
Election Board
Hocking County
Logan Dailey Fined and Suspended After DUI Arrest
Logan Dailey was fined $100 and costs and certified for suspension of driving rights after a Saturday arraignment before Mayor Dallas Kinser. He faced charges of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol following his arrest by Chief Lew Reynolds and Patrolman A F Evans on Main Street.
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Logan
Clarence Dailey
Dallas Kinser
Lew Reynolds
A. F. Evans
Main St
Passports Made Stricter During War Period
Clerk of Courts Don W. Feather said instructions received Monday tighten passport issuance for citizens traveling abroad during the war. He noted only a few applications were filed at the local office.
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LOGAN
Clerk of Courts
Don W. Feather
WPA Check Stolen From Mail Reappears With Rock-Tied Letter
Dick Evans and E. Hunter Sr. reported to the sheriff and postal officials that a WPA check stolen from a porch mailbox has been recovered. The returned check was left on the porch with a rock tied to the envelope.
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Logan
Dick Evans
E. Hunter Sr
Sheriff's Office
Logan A safety talk at Camp Hocking given by Melrose Harbaugh
Melrose Harbaugh presented a safety talk to Camp Hocking enrollees on Monday evening. He was accompanied by James D. Wells, formerly the camp forester.
Logan City Council to Meet for Regular Session
City council gathers this evening to address routine matters with possible changes to traffic regulations considered. Official action may include updates to local rules and enforcement.
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Logan—City
Substitutions on Police Force Logan Harrison Litherland
Litherland serves on the police force in place of Patrolman A F Evans who left Monday for a week long vacation in the east.
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Logan
Harrison Litherland
A. F. Evans
East
Condition Improves for M. G. Harbaugh at Home
The condition of M. G. Harbaugh improved on Monday after a period of confinement at his home.
Pauline Acker Recovers After Appendicitis Operation
Miss Pauline Acker of Logan underwent appendicitis surgery at Cherrington Hospital on Thursday and is reported to be recovering satisfactorily.
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Logan
Pauline Acker
Cherrington Hospital
Pocahontas lodge hosts district School of Instruction
The Leoneta Chapter of Pocahontas will host district attendees at the School of Instruction on Oct 6. A large turnout is anticipated. Many local residents attend euchre games with prizes won by Mrs. Leo Radkoski and Brady Pierce among others.
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Corning
Leoneta
Pocahontas
Farm Girls Glee Club Formed at Logan-A Junior High
Logan A junior high forms a Farm Girls Glee Club directed by Miss Minnie Louise Bowen. Thirty girls exist from last spring with about 15 more to be added. Members are selected from rural districts sending students to town for schooling.
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Logan
Minnie Louise Bowen
Mrs Dillon Myers Returns Home After Surgery
Mrs Dillon Myers was brought back to her Starr township home Sunday afternoon from Columbus hospital where she had a major operation 17 days earlier. Her condition is reported as improved.
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Logan
Dillon Myers
Starr Township
Columbus
Logan Jr High Enrollment Reaches 460 For Second Highest Level
Enrollment at Logan Junior High School totals 460, the second highest in school history. The peak 483 was set in 1935, a year when a larger student body was recorded.
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Logan
Woman Injured By Broken Glass At Home
Mrs. Clete Scholl of Hil St sustained a deep laceration at the base of her left thumb when a glass tray from a refrigerator broke in her hands Sunday. Medical attention was required.
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Logan
Clete Scholl
Hil St
WPA and State Highway Move to Start Brick Work on Main
The base course on West Main Street is complete and ready for brick laying, but construction did not begin Monday. The project is a joint effort by the State Highway Department and the Works Progress Administration.
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Logan
W. Main St
New Bigelow Petitions Sent to State
Gallia County election officials report that several supplementary petitions for Bigelow have been forwarded to the Secretary of State, but none returned for checking. More than a third of early Gallia names were deleted by the local board for irregularities.
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Gallipolis
Griffith
Helen Russell
Election Board
Gallia County
Funeral Directors To Meet at Waterloo
Funeral Directors Association members from Gallia Lawrence and Scioto counties gather Wednesday at Waterloo home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Phillips. An afternoon meeting includes dinner by Waterloo Ladies Aid and several addresses. The group meets annually in Waterloo for its central location.
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Gallipolis
Funeral Directors’ Association of
Gallia
Lawrence
Scioto
W. W. Phillips
Waterloo
Waterloo Ladies’ Aid
Checks County Indebtedness To State
Logan prepares to settle with the state over ward care costs as Carl Dillenbaugh updates charges to July 1 1938. He assessed 1925 1936 overcharges and the state offers 3.50 per week per ward versus 5.50 previously, with Logan expecting about 24 in savings.
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Logan
Hocking County
Carl Dillenbaugh
Dillenbaugh
Foxhunt Horse Show Seeks Fairgrounds Upgrade
Logan horse show committee met at the chamber of commerce to request county commissioners upgrade the fairgrounds for a two day Foxhunt event drawing about 100 horses from the Midwest. Committee members include Charles Pratt Harry Brown Wesley Ogg Earl Elberfeld and C W Johnston. Elberfeld was away.
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Logan
Chamber of Commerce
Middlewest
Charles Pratt
Harry Brown
Wesley Ogg
Earl Elberfeld
C. W. Johnston
Elberfeld
Inspection of Pittsburg Schools in Logan
Logan saw an inspection of the New Pittsburg school Monday afternoon led by Dick Smith assistant state director of education with R R Roche. Supt Samuel H Dillon joined Ward Township visit as patrons seek to restore the school for winter. Earlier the school alongside Jobs Orbiston and Newtown was abandoned with pupils sent to Murray City.
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Logan
New Pittsburg
Dick Smith
R. R. Roche
National Supply Co leases land to store used oil well pipe
Logan report says National Supply Co leased land from the C. and O. Railroad near Gallagher Ave for pipe storage. The firm is accumulating large quantities of used pipe salvaged from abandoned local oil wells, having already acquired 33 wells for casing salvage and ongoing pumping work.
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LOGAN
National Supply Co
C. and O. Railroad
Gallagher Ave
Travels Speedily From New York to Logan by Plane and Car
Rapid travel demonstrated last week to C. W. Johnston of this city who visited New York. He attended a baseball game there and returned home before midnight after a plane trip from New York to Columbus and a motor ride to Logan.
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Logan
C. W. Johnston
New York City
New York
Columbus
County Condemns Fairgrounds Buildings in Special Session
Logan county commissioners adopted a resolution condemning the buildings on the fairgrounds. The measure posts warnings to limit county liability for any accidents. With the fair abandoned for years, little repair has been done.
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Logan
Stolen Car Recovered After Being Abandoned
Logan reports the automobile of Rol land Bright stolen Sunday evening from Rockbridge. Sheriff Joe Farbearn recovered the vehicle in New Straits ville and returned it to Logan. Authorities believe escapees from the Boys Industrial School were involved.
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Logan
Rolland Bright
Rockbridge
New Straitsville
Joe Farbearn
Boys Industrial School
Logan Rose Assigned to Route 374 Improvement
Benton Township machinist Logan Rose reported for work Tuesday morning as a machine operator. He has been assigned to the Route 374 improvement project.
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Logan
Frank Rose
Benton Township
County To Get 340 000 For Remainder Of Year
Logan county officials learned from state officials that about 40 000 would be received during the rest of the year. The amount is included in commissioners appropriations and county functions will continue without interruption. Revenues come from automobile licenses and the gasoline tax.
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Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club Meets at White House
Logan Kiwanis Club holds its regular 6 PM meeting at the White House with Fred B. Burchfield and W. W. Lanning presiding. An attendance plan may be discussed as August attendance stood at 80.95 percent. The president will form a nomination committee for 1940 officers. Next month’s program includes Petersburg Florida scenes, a Braddock Feather speech, an M. B. Iles James Horwell stunt, and an officer election with Kerwood Martin and Stanton Pond leading committees.
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Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club
White House
Fred B. Burchfield
W. W. Lanning
Motion
St. Petersburg
Fla
W. D. Braddock
Don W. Feather
M. B. Iles
James Horwell
Kerwood Martin
Stanton Pond
Rev W N Shank Dies at Perrysburg
Perrysburg is the site of the death of Rev W N Shank a Methodist clergyman who had attended his church conference before illness. He served the local Methodist Church for several years and was assigned to Perrysburg two years ago. His wife and four children are left.
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Logan
Perrysburg
W. N. Shank
Mr. Shank
Jailed for Driving Minus License
Clarence H. Miller of Coolville was jailed after pleading guilty to driving without an operator's permit. State Highway Patrolman H D Henery arrested him near Logan and Mayor Dallas Kinser arraigned him. He received a $25 fine plus costs and was committed to jail for nonpayment.
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Logan
Clarence H. Miller
Coolville
Rt. 3
Here
H. D. Henery
Dallas Kinser
Rites Held for Infant Logan at Union Furnace
Funeral services were held for Sheridan Logan two day old child of Mr and Mrs George Ervin at Union Furnace at 2 pm Monday. The infant died Saturday night. Survivors include parents a twin sister two half brothers and a half sister. Rev Dc H Bennington preached the sermon burial in Miller Chapel
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Logan
Union Furnace
Sheridan
George Ervin
Dc. H. Bennington
Miller Chapel
Logan Area Social Notes Light on Short Visits
Logan residents report visits and travel with several families hosting relatives from nearby towns. Ralph Klinker spent the weekend in Cleveland visiting his father. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wagner and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fields visited Logan hosts. Mrs. Anthony Toerner returned from New Jersey and New York after weeks away. Junior Nixon and Ralph Webb traveled to Columbus. John Maraz of Murray City was a Logan business visitor, and Chas Wonn from Russell Kentucky spent the weekend with his parents in Logan.
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Ralph Klinker
Cleveland
Jacob Wagner
Buchtel
Elmer Fields
West Logan
James McNamee
Anthony Toerner
New Jersey
New York
R. J. McManigal
James A. Boyd
Junior Nixon
Ralph Webb
Morristown Church Holds Thursday and Friday Prayers
Chauncey Young Peoples Prayer Band of Morristown Holiness Church meets Thursday at the McKinneys with Myrtle Simpson leading. The Morristown Church holds a weekly cottage prayer meeting Friday at 7 30 p m in the Clarys home.
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Chauncey — Young Peoples
Morristown
Silver Anniversary Party At Greens Run
Chauncey hosts a Ladies Aid meeting at Millfield M E Church with devotions led by Mrs. Margaret Simpkins. Jennie Cole presides and a later Greens Run Silver Wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Dow H. Cannon is celebrated with family and friends, cake ice cream and gifts.
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Greens
Chauncey
Dow H. Cannon
Clara Sawyer
Greens Run
Vernice Cannon
Vern Orme
S. F. Stephenson
Jacksonville
Chrystal Whaley
Glouster
Fred Leake
Carl Cartwright
Orpha Ayers
Verne Orme and Son
D. H. Cannon
Pocahontas Members Plan Attendance at District School
At the Mazon Council No. 93 meeting in Millfield Lodge Hall on Thursday at 7 30 PM arrangements are made for members to attend the District School of Instruction in Corning on Friday October 6. Mazon Council will participate and preparation will occur at the Thursday session with all members urged to attend.
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Chauncey
Mazon Council No
Pocahontas
Millfield Lodge
Corning
Mazon Council
Chauncey Personals Note Weekend Visits in County
Geraldine Mullins of Columbus visited Sunday at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs James Mullins. Mr and Mrs Charles Kerns of Athens stayed with the Tippett family. Charles Cordray and family and Thelma Fierbaugh of Columbus visited the Fierbaugh home in Truetown. Nellie Belle Cannon of Columbus spent the weekend with her parents Dow and Mrs Cannon in Greens Run.
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Geraldine Mullins
Columbus
James Mullins
Charles’ Kerns
Athens
Sam Tippett
Charles Cordray
Thelma Fierbaugh
W. H. Fierbaugh
Truetown
Nellie Belle Cannon
Dow Cannon
Greens Run
Rev Charlie Hook To Preach At Morristown Church
The Rev Charlie Hook will deliver a sermon next Sunday September 17 at 7 30 p m in Morristown Church.
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Rev. Hook
Chauncey
Charlie Hook
Morristown
Visiting Parents Promote Revival Sentiment in Chauncey
Dorothy and Elaine McKinney of the Holiness Church have completed a two week meeting at McArthur and are visiting Chauncey to stay with Mr and Mrs Andrew McKinney for a week. They plan to travel to West Virginia next Saturday to begin another revival.
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Chauncey
Dorothy
Elaine McKinney
Holiness Church
McArthur
Andrew McKinney
West Virginia
Chauncey and Mrs Bodish Host Dinner in Chauncey
Mr and Mrs Rus Chauncey entertained guests at their W Main Street home Sunday in honor of Mr and Mrs Victor Bodish Mrs Harold Davis of Columbus Mr and Mrs James Speelman and Albert Speelman Chauncey Mr and Mrs Earl Mann and their children James Barbara Paul June and John of Athens.
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Chauncey
Russell Cunningham
W. Main St
Victor Bodish
Harold Davis
Columbus
James Speelman
Albert Speelman
Earl Mann
James
Barbara
Paul
June
John
Athens
Ladies Aid Meeting Planned at Millfield Church of Christ
The Ladies Aid Society of Millfield Church of Christ schedules an all day event on Thursday at the church. Activities include quilting time a noon potluck and an afternoon business session led by Miss Allie Brookins.
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Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society of
Millfield Church of Christ
Allie Brookins
Bible Class Meeting at Church of Christ Parish House
Everyman's Bible Class will meet Tuesday night September 14 at the Church of Christ Parish House. The program includes a devotional period a business session and a social hour with refreshments all men of the church are invited.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Endorsement in Gallipolis-Tenth District Dems Meeting
Jackson and Ironton party members Harold Rowe and Miss Mary Gallagher won endorsements to repeat as state central committeeman and woman. Judges John Halliday of Gallipolis and Henry McCowan of Ironton were endorsed as delegates to next year’s national Democrat convention.
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Gallipolis
Jackson
Harold Rowe
Mary Gallagher
Ironton
Simlar
John Halliday
Henry McCowan
Scout Davis Attends National Conference at Bretton Woods
Kenneth Davis district Boy Scout representative spends several weeks at Bretton Woods New Hampshire tending a national conference of the Boy Scouts.
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Gallipolis
Kenneth Davis
Bretton Woods
New Hampshire
Day divorce action seeks custody and alimony
Mrs. Beatrice Louise Day files for divorce from Lawrence Day claiming failure to provide and requests custody of their child along with alimony.
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Gallipolis
Beatrice Louise Day
Lawrence Day
Martha Bible Class Hosts September Meeting
Chauncey Miss Olive Brook ins and Mrs. Elizabeth Robinett will be joint hostesses Friday night for the Martha Bible Class at Millfield Church of Christ. Mrs. L. L. Howard will conduct the meeting and all members are urged to attend.
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Chauncey
Olive Brookins
Elizabeth Robinett
Martha
Millfield
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Joe Kane
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Euchre Club
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Wood
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Arthur Little
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Wm. Reich
Hut Dew
Spurgeon Metzler
Circleville
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F. A. Cady
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Bethesda Hospital
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William Wright
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Elizabeth Murray
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Priest
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Clarence Stought
Sons of Columbus
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Somerset
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Edmund Flowers
Ashtabula
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Checks County
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Ladies Aid
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Ladies Aid of the
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