Other Officers Are Selected Tuesday Night
Logan Post of the American Legion elected Walter Huffman as commander for the new year starting October 1, succeeding Bova V. Wright. Frank Judy, F. J. Reid, Walter Leonard, Sumner Martin, the Rev. C. M. Lever, W. J. Rafferty, and others named to executive and two year terms. Horton A. Holl named district commander. Frank Judy reported on the Dayton state convention and post and league activity. lunch followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Huffman
Logan Post
Legnion
Bova V. Wright
Frank Judy
F. J. Reid
Walter Leonard
Sumner Martin
C. M. Lever
W. J. Rafferty
Lgr
Claude Lyon
Wond Bowen
HOLT
Horton A. Holl
Legion
Dayton
Ralph D. Cole
Paul Tague
New Lexington
Fwald Schmitter
John W. McBroom
Lawrence Adcock
Frank Mason
Rail traffic bumps coal movement on C and O line
Traffic over the River Division from the Pomeroy district shows increased coal handlings in the last days. Ore shipments from the north during late summer have subsided.
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Logan
C. and O
Pomeroy
Westinghouse and Godmann Clash for Fourth Playoff Game
Westinghouse leads 2 1 in the series and will meet Godmann in the fourth playoff game at 8 00 this evening at the 8th and 8th Park. If Westinghouse wins, the series ends. a Godmann victory forces a decisive fifth game Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Westinghouse
Godmann
Godmans
First Presbyterian Church Attends Presbytery Meeting at Beverly
The Rev. R. C. Babylon Dr. Harry Eastman W I Krieg William Martin and George Moore represented the First Presbyterian Church of this city in a Presbytery meeting conducted at Beverly Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
R. C. Babylon
Harry Eastman
W. IL. Krieg
William Martin
George &. Moore
First Presbyterian Church
City
Beverly
Logan Boys Drop Street Light By Third and Elim
Logan boys playing near the intersection of Third and Elim Street caused a street light to fall. Sheriff Joe Farbearn directed traffic until linemen arrived to repair the break.
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LOGAN
Third and
Elim Street
Joe Farbearn
Logan Social Notes and Club Activities
Plans for the Euterpean Club opening meeting at Mrs. C A Clark home with 17 members attending dinner at 6 30. Officers listed include C E Clarke president Evelyn Bowen vice president Minnie Louise Bowen secretary C H Bell treasurer and Anthony Toerner corresponding secretary. Winorlose Club resumes bi monthly bridges at Mrs Bell Miller home with substitutes present. Mrs Bess Mutchmore reformats Sunday School class with monthly meetings hosted by Sue Rochester and assisted by Mary Monks and Marjorie Henderson. Officers elected include Sue Rochester president Nelle Schwenke vice president Marjorie Henderson secretary treasurer. Members present listed. Mrs Mutchmore hosted class at Mr and Mrs S S Murphy home with lunch served. AMONG LOGAN PEOPLE notes on Jerry Miller family visit from Indianapolis and residence changes. Gilbert Hood and Charles Byers leave for Columbus School for Blind. Mrs Clarence Heine and Miss Ann Troxel visit Columbus.
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Euterpean Club
C. &. Clark
Marietta
Ohio Federation of Music Clubs
C. 8. Clarke
Evelyn Bowen
Minnie Louise Bowen
C. H. Bell
Anthony Toerner
Bess Mutchmore
Sue Rochester
Mary Monks
Marjorie Henderson
Nelle Schwenke
Betty Hall
June Grooms
Genevieve Wilson
Louise Heine
Hester Lee White
Clair White
Mutchmore
W. Murphy
Logan
Jerry Miller
David
Indianapolis
E. L. Long
Belle Hyson
Warner Avenue
Bell Miller
Gilbert Hood
New Straitaville
James Burris
Charles Byers
Columbus School For Blind
The
Baptist Sunday School
D. D. Griffith
Griffith
Carrie Shiers
Mary Samuel
H. Tanner
T. J. Lewis
Ethel Thomas
Lewis Jones
Ron
J. G. Williams
Charles Hutchison
Floyd Carson
Urbana
Ill
Tom Rayner
Ethel Hill
McCartev
Wanda Clark
Butter County
L. T. Cottrell
W. O. Aleshire
Middleport
J. D. Williams
Howard Lioyd
Thur
Logan Aerie Fagies Celebrate First Anniversary
Logan Aerie of Fagies held its first anniversary with a dinner and dance at the Eagles Hall. State president Charlies Sacks spoke on Fraternal Order goals, C Wood Bowen acted as toastmaster, and Prayers/tributes, music by Rudy Remple and His Band, and yodeling by Tom Gordon marked the evening. Visitors came from Columbus Lancaster Athens Nelsonville and Murray City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Aerie of Fagies
Charlies Sacks
Akron
Sacks
Order of Fagies
C. Wood Bowen
Rudy Remple
Eagles
Knights of Pythias Hall
Pythian Sisters
C. M. Lever
Charlies Strum
G. W. Lanning
Virgil Wright
Tom Gordon
W. C. Snyder
Columbus
Lancaster
Athens
Nelsonville
Murray City
Okley Hysell
Bar Hood
John St. Clair
George Fee
Logan Highs First Injury Hits Scrimmage At Field
The opening football scrimmage Tuesday at Athletic Field saw Logan newcomer Jack Sheline suffer a collarbone injury. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Herman Sheline and had been developing with the reserves as a potential backfield player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Athletic Field
Jack Sheline
Herman Sheline
Sheline
Hoyt and Howell Families Listed with Ages at Home
John Raymond Hoyt 33, fisherman at Sun Glow Plant. Logan, son of Mr and Mrs J S Hoyt, and Hazel Elbertine Howell 36 at home. Logan, daughter of Mr and Mrs EF FE Bright.
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John Raymond Hoyt
Logan
J. S. Hoyt
Hazel Elbertine Howell
Mra
FE. Bright
Picnic on Rio Grande Campus Honors Local Visitors
A Wednesday evening picnic on the Rio Grande campus honored Mrs. D. D. Richards Washington, D. C., Mrs. Hannah Bower, Miss Emma Richards and other locals. Attendees included Mrs. Viola Shriner, Miss Mabel Thomas, Edith Hutspillar, and numerous residents from Gallipolia and Rio Grande. The social hour followed supper at the Edwarde home with a warm turnout.
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Rio Grande
Mre
L. F. Allen
EE Edwards
Miss Brandebury
The Capitol in Washington Took 70 Years to Complete
The Capitol in Washington required seven decades to finish construction detailing the long delay and the eventual completion of a landmark government building.
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Capitol
Washington
Visiting in Logan Highlights Franks and Woodard Moves
Mr and Mrs W L Franks of Mt Pleasant Michigan visited Logan Tuesday with friends. Dorothy Franks accompanied them to Delaware where she enters Ohio Wesleyan. Eleanore Woodard departs for Delaware to continue studies at Ohio Wesleyan. Alma Gail Mooney leaves for Oberlin College reentry.
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Logan
W. L. Franks
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Delaware
Dorothy
Ohio Wesleyan
Clayton Scheide
Nelsonville
Fanny Johnson
Eleanore Woodard
J. W. Woodard
Alma Gail Mooney
L. P. Mooney
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Park owner pledges removal of stands for Friday game
LOGAN L. E. Strawn, owner of the 8. and 8. Park and city board of education member, promised to move temporary stands from his park to the Athletic Field for Friday’s game. He also will have these seats in place the following week for the Lancaster game.
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Logan.l. E. Strawn
City Board of Education
Lancaster
Logan L. F. Hammond Named District Director by State Eagles
Logan L. F. Hammond of this city is appointed director of the local district by the State Lodge of Eagles. The honor also reflects well on the area and marks Logan as the last to be chartered by the nearby baby lodge.
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Logan
L. F. Hammond
State Lodge of Eagles
Logan-Stanley Sparnon to be sworn as deputy marshal
Logan-Stanley Sparnon, newly named deputy United States Marshal for the Southern Ohio District, will report to the Columbus office next week to take the oath and spend a few days learning duties so he can begin work October first.
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Logan
Stanley Sparnon
United States
Southern
Ohio
Columbus
Carnes School Closed Over Enrollment Decline
Falls Township superintendent J W Coleman says Carnes School closes due to declining enrollment. Pupils will be moved to West Logan where available room provides adequate facilities for them.
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Logan
Carnes
Falls Township
J. W. Coleman
West Logan
Logan-Lancaster District Clergy Meet Friday Plan
Logan Lancaster District clergy men gather at the local church at 1 pm Friday to confer on plans for the coming year. Rev John A Toy of the local church is superintendent. Expect arrangements to be made for a series of quarterly conferences.
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Logan
United Brethren
Logan-Lancaster
John A. Toy
Walters and ARNETT guests join Walters for city visit
Mr and Mrs Frank Walters welcomed Mr and Mrs Ralph Walters and Mr and Mrs Robert Arnett of Akron as weekend guests. The group attended a Murray City church home coming on Sunday to close their visit.
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Logan
Frank Walters
Ralph Walters
Robert Arnett
Akron
Murray City
First Game Is Important One Belief by Coach Schroeder
Coach Carl T Schroeder says the opener will reveal much about the Chieftains, as he trains the squad to implement his plays. The backfield features Captain Hansel at halfback and veteran Acker at fullback, with Nelson and Cole competing for the starting job. Dollmatsch and Geil contest the one end position, and the line appears set with Ralston, McBride, Mason, Adair, Jones and Halby.
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Logan
Carl T. Schroeder
Chieftain
Hansel
Acker
Nelson
Cole
Dollmatsch
Geil
Ralston
McBride
Mason
Adair
Jones
Halby
Election Board Faces Hard Task at Present
Logan County election board officials face heavy work preparing for the November election. They must send proper ballots to many precincts to cover overlapping school territory, with twenty districts in the county showing school overlaps. A county engineer map outlines all districts.
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Logan
County Election Board
Kiwanians Hear Talk On Constitution Change
Logan Kiwanians met after a summer recess with Eugene Wright addressing the audience on whether the constitution should be changed. Wright argued for adherence to the organic law as it stands and explained its adoption and ongoing service to the nation.
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Logan
Eugene Wright
Wright
Morrison announces marriage in Delaware and Logan
Logan Ohio announces the marriage of Bertha Louis to W E Burt on Tuesday September 17. The couple will reside at 188 West Main Street Logan.
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Logan
W. A. Morrison
Delaware
Ohio
Bertha Louis
W. E. Burt
West Main Street
Cattle Tuberculosis Testing Shows No Reactors in County
More than 4500 cattle have been tested in Hocking County with no reactors found, Dr. Barshores reports. Testing began today in Ward Township as part of the countywide effort led by the testing team.
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Logan
Hocking County
Barshores
Ward Township
Logan Cleric Receives Neck Growth Operation
Rev W W Hawkins of this city underwent an operation for removal of a neck growth at Cherrington Hospital. Fred Schilling of New Straiteville was admitted for treatment Tuesday. Walter Gathers of Logan entered the hospital Tuesday for treatment for an abscess.
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Logan
W. W. Hawkins
Cherrington Hospital
Fred Schilling
New Straiteville
Walter Gathers
Local football season opens with Bremen officials in charge
Bremen officials will handle Friday’s season opener with Rosa Finsterwald refereeing, Tom Morgan umpiring, and Jenkins of Heidelberg serving as head linesman, signaling a veteran crew to start the local grid campaign.
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Logan
Bremen
Rosa Finsterwald
Tom Morgan
Jenkins
Heidelberg
Geddes to Deliver Funeral Sermon for Mrs. Pettit
The Rev. H. L. Geddes of Mingo Junction will travel to Logan Thursday afternoon to deliver the funeral sermon for Mrs. Louisa Pettit who died Monday. He will be assisted by the Rev R. C. Babyion.
Social News From Columbus Area Visitors and Travel
Misses Margaret and Mary Stephenson visit Columbus for two weeks with Mr and Mrs Monte Beavers. Mr and Mrs Frank McBride return from Hot Springs Virginia. Mr and Mrs Winfield Wright and daughter tour Logan to see Mr and Mrs George Fee and visit the Wright home in Marion Township. Mrs Paul Masters travels to Columbus to bid farewell to her husband off on a Nebraska business trip. Mrs Blanche Dawson leaves Cherrington Hospital after surgery and visits Mrs Ruth Woodard.
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Margaret and
Mary Stephenson
Columbus
Mrs
Monte Beavers
Frank McBride
Hot Springs
Winfield Wright
Logan
George Fee
Mr. Wright
Marion Township
Paul Masters
Nebraska
Blanche Dawson
Cherrington Hospital
Ruth Woodard
Convention Delegates to Attend American Legion National Meet
LOGAN district Commander-elect Barton A Hall and district delegate Ewald Schmitter will travel Saturday to St Louis for the American Legion national convention. They expect to stay about a week and plan to attend several National League baseball games in St Louis during the trip.
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Logan
Barton A. Hall
Ewald Schmitter
St. Louis
The
American Legion
Police To Help During Games At Logan High School
Logan Athletic Board met Monday with Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald to discuss police support for upcoming games. The board agreed to deploy extra special officers and urged downtown residents to park away from Hilltop for the Lancaster contest. They seek Coach Francis Schmidt as dedicatory speaker for the September 27 game, and band uniforms arrive in time for the event. Eighty band members are directed by Richard McCutchan as drill formations are prepared for the season debut.
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Logan
Logan High School
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Lancaster
Hilltop
Francis Schmidt
Richard McCutchan
Aged Widow Dies in Logan at 9 Oclock Tuesday
Mrs Sally Ellison aged 84 widow of Frank M Ellison died at 471 East Main Street after a lingering illness. She had been staying with her daughter-in-law two weeks. Survived by a Urbana brother and three West Union sisters. Funeral at 9 30 Friday at Ellison residence conducted by Rev R C Babylon. Burial in Urbana where husband and a son are buried.
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Urbana
Fisherman drops large carp during catch at Scotts Creek Falls
Logan James B. Waldron and Tate Schrader fished Scotts Creek Falls Tuesday. Waldron hooked a large carp and, after the fish was whipped, Schrader aiding in the landing dropped it from the hook.
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Logan
James B. Waldron
Tate Schrader
Scotts Creek Falls
Waldron
Schrader
Natural born citizenship rule stated for U S births
A historical note asserts that every child born in the United States is a natural born citizen unless the parents are representatives of foreign governments. The remark frames birthright citizenship as a general rule with an exception for diplomatic status.
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United States
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Bellaire
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Walters
Schroeder
Election Board
Logan Athletic Board
Raymond Magill
North Stree
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