Hocking County Huskers Host County Husking Bee
Logan Ohio September 16 Hocking County to hold an old fashioned husking bee to pick a state contest entrant. Harold Chambers extension agent says the event will be staged in a central farm field with all contestants showing skill. The winner advances to the statewide contest in Licking County late October. This marks the first husking bee in the county in many years.
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Logan
Hocking County
Harold Chambers
Licking County
Valley Public Service moves bus station to Ohlinger Building
The Valley Public Service Company will relocate its bus station from the Elberfeld Block on West Main Street to the Ohlinger Building within a day or two. The Ohlinger interior is being repainted and renovated. W. R. Lloyd owner of Red Star Restaurant will move his business into the same building.
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Ohlinger
Logan
Valley Public Service Company
Elberfeld
West Man Street
W. R. Liyod
Red Star
Armstrong in Columbus for operation progresses slowly
Logan report states little change in J. F. Armstrong of Laurelville after an early week transfer to Columbus for an operation. Nearby residents await updates on the Laurelville merchant’s condition as physicians monitor his recovery.
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Logan
J. F. Armstrong
Laurelville
Columbus
Logan man undergoes kidney removal amid months of ill health
The individual, identified as Mr. Armstrong and known in Logan, underwent the removal of one kidney after months of illness. He is a brother of Harley N. Armstrong, county commissioner.
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Mr. Armstrong
Logan
Harley N. Armstrong
Native African Bushman Lobagola to Speak at Scout Court
Lobagola a West African bush man will address Logan Boy Scouts at 7 30 p m Friday September 23 during a Court of Honor at the First Presbyterian Church. G E Carr is chairman. He will recount his life from savage beginnings to education and share jungle tales.
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Logan Boy Scouts
Lobagola
Manss to Lead Miller Jones Shoe Store in Logan
A. H. Manss of Chillicothe comes to Logan to take charge of the Miller Jones Shoe Store set to open on East Main Street. He has run a similar shop in Chillicothe for five years and plans relocating his family to Logan early in October.
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Logan
A. H. Manss
Chillicothe
Miller-Jones
East Main Street
Manss
Chillcothe
Republican Executive Committee Meetings Scheduled
Logan residents report a call for a Republican Executive Committee meeting at party headquarters at 3 PM Saturday. Chairman F. M. McKay and Secretary G. W. Lanning issued the call urging all members to attend.
Funeral Friday for Mt. Pleasant Woman
Ida May Rheinscheld wife of Valentine Rheinscheld of Mt. Pleasant died Tuesday at her daughter Mrs Chauncey Riggs home after a long illness. She also leaves her husband three sons John Baker and Kenneth all of Mt Pleasant. Funeral services were held Friday at 2 PM at Mt Pleasant Methodist Episcopal Church. Burial followed there.
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Mt. Pleasant
Logan
Ida May Rheinscheld
Valentine Rheinscheld
Chauncey Riggs
John, Baker
Kenneth Rheinscheid
Mt. Pleasant Methodist Episcopal Church
P. A. Harlan
Corn Harvest in Experimental Plot at Black Farm
D. R. Dodd soils specialist harvested corn from the experimental plot on the M. L. Black farm in Salt Creek Township. The crop received different fertilizer formulas and was harvested with the farm owner assisting. Results will be announced after laboratory tests. Harold Chambers arranged the experiment.
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Logan
M. L. Black
Salt Creek Township
D. R. Dodd
Harold Chambers
Widow Edith Roosevelt Replies To Logan Poet
Mrs Edith K Roosevelt widow of Theodore Roosevelt responds from Oyster Bay New York to Mrs Samuel Jones of Logan Ohio who sent a poem honoring the late president. The letter acknowledges receipt and includes warm regards from Mrs Roosevelt.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Logan
Samuel Jones
Edith K. Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Aged Man Noah Cook Dies at Home
Noah Cook 83 retired custodian of the courthouse died at his home 350 North Culver Street at 6 pm Wednesday after several weeks illness. He is survived by his wife Martha Cook, a daughter Mrs. Jessie Lewis of Columbus and a stepson Raymond Conrad of Logan. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Noah Cook
Logan
North Culver Street
Martha Cook
Jessie Lewis
Columbus
Raymond Conrad
Whitcrafts Visit Logan Relatives and Local Graduates
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Whitcraft of Columbus are in Logan visiting relatives including Mrs. Rudolph Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Whitcraft. Clifford Turner son of E. N. Turner leaves Logan for Miami University as a junior living in Ogden Hall. Durward Brannigan son of the Brannigans en rolls at Oberlin College as a Freshman and Miss Wilhelmina Deissle departs for Keyser West Virginia to teach English and dramatics at Potomac College after summer in Logan.
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Columbus
Logan
Rudolph Brown
Isaac Whitcraft
Clifford Turner
E. N. Turner
Miami University
Ogden Hall
Claude W. Pettit
Washington, D. C
Durward Brannigan
James Brannigan
Oberlin College
Logan High School
Wilhelmina Deissle
Keyser
W. Va
Potomac College
Deissle
County Board of Visitors Reorganizes Leadership
Logan report: Clinton Webb is re elected president and Mrs Edward Hockman becomes secretary succeeding Mrs Stevenson who declined re appointment to the board. Frank Walters of this city is named new board member.
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Logan
County Board of Visitors
Clinton Webb
Edward Hockman
Hockman
Stevenson
Frank Walters
George Christian Dies in Maxville Area
George Christian, a farmer from near Maxville, died early Thursday morning. He was a son of the late Samuel Christian. He is survived by his wife, his mother, and one sister. Funeral arrangements were not learned.
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George Christian
Logan
Maxville
Samuel Christian
Local Hospital Notes From Logan Area
James McMan away from New Straitsville underwent appendicitis surgery at Cherrington Hospital and is listed in satisfactory condition. William O'Neil near Nelsonville shows slow improvement after two weeks of serious injuries from highway work in Athena County. Bernice Ralston, daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Ralston, left hospital after recovery from a nose and throat hemorrhage.
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Logan
James McManaway
New Straitsville
Cherrington Hospital
William O'Neil
Nelsonville
Athena County
Bernice Ralston
J. R. Ralston
Open squirrel season draws large Logan county turnout
Hunters flocked to Hocking County forests for opening day. Logan reporters note many secured licenses in recent days and most locals reached the four squirrel limit. one man had two. Observers say the woodlands hold plentiful game as food is abundant.
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Logan
Hocking County
Logan Scouts Invited to Gateway Jubilee in Columbus
Boy Scouts of Logan are invited to participate in the Gateway Jubilee in Columbus later this month. They will serve at Red Bird Stadium on September 26 and again the next evening during the Jubilee Parade. Alfred Campbell, master of Troop 160, seeks to gauge interest in the trip.
Couple Wed in Separate Ceremonies In Ohio Town
Paul T Savage 22 a Lancaster glass worker married Veil Keister 22 of Gibisonville daughter of Albert Keister. Rev Mr Johnson Columbus officiated. Carl Sowers 28 mechanic Carroll son of Lewis Sowers wed Juanita Mae Long 22 Logan daughter of John Hempleman. Rev B C Peters officiated.
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Paul T. Savage
Lancaster
Veil Keister
Gibisonville
Albert Keister
Johnson
Columbus
Carl Sowers
Carroll
Lewis Sowers
Juanita Mae Long
Logan
John Hempleman
B. C. Peters
Red Cross Workers To Attend Regional Conference
Athens County Red Cross members will attend the Red Cross Regional Conference in Zanesville on September 20. Speakers include Douglas Griesemer and Maurice Reddy from national headquarters. The event covers flour and cotton distribution, leadership mobilization, and federal funds administration. Roger Connor will preside. luncheon and afternoon meetings follow. Call Miss Pearl French to attend. cosponsors include Coshocton Delaware Guernsey Hocking Holmes Knox Licking Meigs Morgan Noble Perry and Washington counties.
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Athens County
Red Cross
Zanesville
Douglas Griesemer
Roll Call
Miss Pearl French
Maurice Reddy
Roger Connor
Athens
Miss Pearl
Association probes expenditures relation to taxation in study
Columbus report notes the National Tax Association approved a study of public expenditures in relation to taxation to be reported at the next convention. The conference also adopted resolutions for uniform apportionment to prevent double taxation and for inter-state information exchange on motor vehicle fuel wholesaling.
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Columbus
National Tax Association
Aged Woman Elizabeth Harkins Dies in Broadwell
Mrs Elizabeth Harkins 82 died at 9 p m at her Broadwell home. She leaves two sons William Harkins Washington D C and James Harkins Broadwell and a daughter Mrs Noah Barley of Federal. Services Sunday at 2 p m United Brethren Church with Broadwell Cemetery burial.
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Broadwell
Elizabeth Harkins
William Harkins
Washington D. H
James Harkins
Noah Barley
Federal
United Brethren Church
County Home Rule Group Plans Signature Drive Campaign
The executive committee of the County Home Rule Association will resume next week a campaign to gather signatures for a petition to place a constitutional amendment on the ballot.
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Columbus
The
County Home Rule Association
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