Pool Project Delayed by WPA Filtration System Fix
Logan Hocking County WPA rolls total 721 workers on 21 projects. The swimming pool site faces a delay due to filtration system repairs, but work on Wood and Church Street improvements will begin once bonds and local funds are ready, with weather likely delaying completion this fall.
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Logan
Hocking County
WPA
Russell S. Drumm
Church Sts
Edward C. Collins
New Street
Logan August deaths and births report modest totals
Logan recorded four deaths in the city in August and rural Logan 16. Births totaled eight in the city and 19 in rural areas. Names of newborns include sons to Shannon, Rimmel, Merrick, Floyd and daughters to Souders, Glick, Jones, Leonard. Delayed registrations added two boys and two girls.
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Logan
Ernest S. Shannon
Herbert R. Rimmel
Leo G. Merrick
Homer Floyd
Record mortgage large volume in Hocking County
The Columbus Railway Power and Light Co. mortgaged to Chase National Bank of New York in a 239 page document. Recorder Herman F Bratton and Deputy Margaret Sparnow processed it, a two week typing effort with a $100 filing fee. Only one larger mortgage has been recorded in recent years, in 1936 with a $150 fee.
Rotarians Plan Visit to Sugar Grove Pumping Station
Logan Rotarians will visit the Sugar Grove pumping station next Monday evening as part of the regular meeting program. Dinner will be served at 5:30 and then the group will depart for the station. William Reed of the Ohio Fuel Gas Co. arranged the trip.
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Logan
Sugar Grove
William Reed
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Fur Permits Required for Ohio Dealers
Fur dealers who purchase green or dried furs from fur bearing animals in Ohio must obtain a dealers permit. Non residents or agents for non resident firms pay a $50 annual fee to the conservation commissioner. Deputy Game Protector Ed ward Eberst highlights this game law provision.
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Logan
State of
Ohio
Edward Eberst
High School Considers Baseball Return Next Spring
Officials weigh reintroducing baseball in 1938 as the school nears football season. A nucleus for a strong team exists though the sport has been idle for several years.
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Logan
Logan Carl Price Trial Proceeding Before Judge Henderson
Logan Carl Price of this city is set for trial Friday morning before Judge Phil Henderson on a statutory charge. Counsel waived a jury trial and asked the judge to hear the evidence.
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Logan
Carl Price
Phil Henderson
Price
Henderson
Ohio University Freshmen Visit Home Between Enrolment
Bob Ralston Victor Nixon and Ralph Webb enrolled at Ohio University this week and paid brief visits to their parents here Wednesday. It is the first year at the university for one of them.
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Ohio
U. Logan
Bob Ralston
Victor Nixon
Ralph Webb
Ohio University
Logan Brief Social Notes
The Child Study Club met to organize winter work with Mrs. Arlie Brimner elected president and social evenings planned. Delta Theta Tau arranged a Thanksgiving dance with 22 members present. The Junior Tourist Book Club held a Cantwell Cliffs picnic gathering. Mrs. Max Disbennet was honored at a Delta Theta sorority social evening. The Dollison family reunion is planned for Pleasantville with basket dinners. Social bridge clubs met at multiple homes with high scores recorded.
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John Buntz
Arlie Brimner
James Rees
Buntz
Roy Stallsmith
Robert Mohler
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Marguerite Rohrer
Faith Wright
Martha Getz
Florence Powers
Marjorie Brandt
Virginia Smith
Max Disbennet
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Tourist Book Club
Cantwell Cliffs
Betty Martin
Hubert Lappen
Co. F. Rauch
Katheryn Bell
Katheryn Wright
Catherine Stoughton
Martin
Lappen
Helen Brown
Elberfeld
Delta Theta
Disbennet
Blosser’s
Isabelle Emerick
Laura Kleinschmidt
Ruth Angle
Frances Juergensmier
Lucille Alltop
Iola Courter
Mary Louise Bryan
Florence Engle
Frances Donahue
Sara Turner
Dorothy Ralston
Dollison
James Irick
Pleasantville
Wheeler Dew
R. L. White
E. Z. Bridge Club
Homer Gabriel
Dew
Edward Jones
T. S. Huston
G. T. Bridge Club
N. High St
W. G. Bowen
D. C. Sullivan
Middleport
Jennie Preston
C. A. Richey
Blanche Lutz
Bowen
Belle Hyson
Emma Floyd
Elizabeth Rempel
Sullivan
Huston
Legion Auxiliary selects nominating committee for officers
Mrs. Harry Mock, president, appointed a nominating committee at the American Legion Auxiliary meeting Monday evening. It will report in two weeks when officers are to be elected. Committee members include Mrs. Phil Tschappat, Mrs. Charles Struble, Mrs. Kirby Snyder, Miss Florence Bort, and Mrs. Irma Powers who leaves Saturday for the national Legion and Auxiliary convention in New York after winning the mystery box.
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Harry Mock
American Legion Auxiliary
Phil Tschappat
Charles Struble
Kirby Snyder
Florence Bort
Irma Powers
National Convention of the Legion and Auxiliary
New York
Rempel Bank Check Distribution Complete
LOGAN A final report by Stanley Mc Call as receiver for First Rempel National Bank notes distribution is done. 495 unclaimed checks totaling about 2600 dollars remain. vouchers may be obtained from the Washington comptroller and records will be burned once Washington approves.
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Logan
Stanley McCall
Rempel National Bank
Washington
Hee
Comptroller of Currency
Washington, D. C
McCall
Portsmouth
Ward Rural District enrollment totals 514 students
Logan announces Ward Rural District total enrollment at 514 with Carbon Hill housing 238 students including 145 in upper grades. Other district schools list Monday 89 New Pittsburgh 44 New Town 41 Or biston 41 Sand Run 40 Jobs 21. West Logan in Falls District has 92 students with George Schultz as new principal.
Police urge parents to keep children off streets
Logan police request parental cooperation after two boys narrowly escaped being hit by a car while playing football in the street. Chief Lew Reynolds said children ignore approaching autos during play and stressed drivers must remain careful to prevent accidents.
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Logan
Lew Reynolds
Brehm Named to City Council Ticket After Mauk Withdrawal
Dr Walter Brehm was designated by the city Republican Executive Committee to fill the vacancy on the city at large ticket caused by Vern Mauks withdrawal. He joins Fred A Murray and Oscar Steward who were nominated at the August primary.
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Logan
Walter FE. Brehm
Republican Executive Committee
Vern Mauk
Brehm
Fred A. Murray
Oscar Steward
Local Probate Duties Handled During Judge Ewing’s Canton Welfare Conference
Judge Ewing away at a welfare conference in Canton this week. probate court duties are covered by Judge Phil A. Henderson of the common pleas court. Ewing is accompanied by several Hocking County public officials to the conference.
Risley Visits Logan with Raleigh Inspector
Joe Risley of Raleigh North Carolina visits Logan to see his father Harry Risley and other relatives. He is a postal inspector a role he has held for ten years. Before his promotion he worked as a Logan post office clerk for many years.
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Logan
Joe Risley
Raleigh
N. C
Harry Risley
Logan Post Office
Logan Grid Fans Follow Chieftains to Columbus Opener
Logan fans plan to travel with a Chieftains delegation as the team opens the football schedule at Columbus South Friday night. Coach Tommy Bender refines the starting lineup during daily practices with changes likely as the season unfolds. Forwards Smith Snyder Jones McBride Leonard and others are in contention as the unit shapes up.
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Jack Smith
Bob Snyder
Herb Jones
Bob McBride
Hansley
Steele
Jaggs
Richardson
Nelson
Thomas
Albert Leonard
Smith
McBride
Hocking County Board completes judge clerk appointments
The Hocking County Election Board has finalized the certi ficates of appointment for precinct judges and clerks and will mail them soon. The board plans a 1 p m Friday meeting to purchase election supplies ahead of the November 2 election.
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LOGAN
Hocking County Election Board
Enrollment Hits New City High Total at 1594
Enrollment in city schools reaches 1594 the highest on record with Senior High at 447 and Junior High at 446. East grade 213 Central 270 and West 218 mark continued growth and anticipate passing 1600.
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Logan
Hospital Notes Improve and Surgery Reported
Mrs. Robert Sigler of this city shows slight improvement at Cherrington Hospital where she is receiving treatment. Isabel Brown of Cadiz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Brown, underwent a major surgical operation at the hospital on Wednesday. County Auditor W. S. Yaw remains serious though resting more comfortably on Wednesday.
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Logan
Robert Sigler
Cherrington Hospital
Isabel Brown
Cadiz
W. L. Brown
W. S. Yaw
Record Corn Yield Reported for Logan Buckinghams Field
Charles Buckingham of Union Furnace reports a strong corn crop from his five acre plot. He husked three shacks yielding about 13 bushels of corn per measurement. The accompanying fodder is noted as exceptionally heavy.
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Logan
Charles Buckingham
Union Furnace
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