Logan Council To Revise Right Hand Turn in Traffic Regulations
Logan police clarified right turn rules on red lights at Main Hunter Warner Culver and Zanesville intersections. Drivers may turn on red at Main Hunter but may not cross Hunter into Warner. similar limits exist at Culver Hunter and Zanesville Hunter. A revision is planned at the next council meeting per the traffic code amendment.
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Athens Messenger
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Renee Ea Ee
Logan Council
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Main
Hunter
Warner Ave
Culver
Zanesville Ave
Hunter St
Culver St
Parking Violations Prompt City Warning on Main Spring
Logan reports Chief Lew Reynolds issuing a warning after two motorists blocked the sidewalk on S Spring St Saturday. When Main and Spring lots fill, drivers park partly on sidewalks against regs. Motorists should observe traffic zones, avoid alleys, and not crowd intersections. Double parking on South Mulberry St drew complaints and will be discontinued. Parking on the wrong side of the street may lead to traffic court.
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LOGAN
S. Spring St
Lew Reynolds
Main
Spring St
Main St
South Mulberry St
Logan Falls Board awards West Logan teacher contract
The Logan Falls Town ship Board of Education met Saturday and granted Dolly Stump Simpson a teacher contract for West Logan School. She had taught there since opening two weeks earlier under a temporary agreement, and previously resided in Nelsonville.
Postpone Meeting LOGAN Plymouth Grange at New Plymouth
Logan Plymouth Grange at New Plymouth has postponed its meeting from September 22 to September 29. On the new date, Edward Dearth, Vinton County deputy, will make his annual inspection. Officers urge a large attendance.
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Logan
Plymouth Grange
New Plymouth
Edward Dearth
Vinton County
Coonville Miners Return to Steadier Work
Logan reports the Coonville mine operated five days last week for the first time in over seven months and was marked up for work again today. The mine, once with a large payroll, had been limited to one or two days weekly through most of the summer.
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Logan
Coonville
Logan Brief Social Notes
Christian Culture Class meets at Mrs. O A Kelch home on N Market St at 8 pm with Mrs Jennie Price in charge. Logan Garden Club meets at 7 30 pm at Mrs Emma Shaw home Midland Place roll call My Favorite Flower and Why. Various Logan residents visit relatives in Columbus Gibi sonville Sabina and other nearby towns with family reunions and trips noted. several residents plan winter stays in Boston and Los Angeles. local meetings include Franklin Kerr Guild September gathering and Child Study Group event. Joe Collins attends Athens Republican rally. others travel to Columbus for events or host dinners. many visits and transfers among Logan residents described.
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O. A. Kelch
N. Market St
Jennie Price
Garden Club
Logan Garden Club
Emma Shaw
Midland Place
Merton Weltner
Columbus
Sydney Miller
Gibisonville
Albert Litterest
Edward Wellman
David Samuel
Joseph
Logan
Samuels
Boston
John Keller
Nelsonville
S. W. Wrightsell
George Sloan
Celia
Bessie
Union Furnace
Kentucky
Elmer Wolford
Burl
Wolford
Sloan
John Nixon
Ft. Wayne
George Emerick
Rudolph Lortz
Mable Poling
Gloria
Russell Kocheran
Chester Kocheran
Sabina
A. O. Kelch
Franklin Kerr
C. A. Richey
Jack Hyman
Lola Gill
Los Angeles
M. H. Cherrington
W. W. Keynes
Clara Campbell
C. G
McKinley
Bea Ross
Lou Engle
Retha
Huntington Park
N. J
Marion Township
Bruce Brandt
Emma Westenhaver
Uncover Coal on Bert Horn Farm Near Hesboro
A miniature coal strip mining operation is under way on the Bert Horn farm near Hesboro. John Gaber of Cleveland purchased a coal tract and moved a gasoline shovel to the site as coal is uncovered. The vein runs three to four feet thick and sits beneath 15 to 30 feet of earth with trucks removing coal as mined. Hand is infected. Logan-Martin Woods, Logan, suffers an infected right hand after a mosquito bite and is under a physician’s care.
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Logan
Bert Horn
Hesboro
John Gaber
Cleveland
Martin Woods
Logan Street Markers to Be Placed on Missed Routes
New markers will be installed on outlying Logan Streets including Spring St northward from Mount St. The street name change from Cherry Ave to Spring St in recent years was not reflected on the city map. The city plans to place updated name plates soon to correct the mapping.
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Logan
Spring St
Mount St
Cherry Ave
Touring Toad Is Far From Home in Logan
On South Mulberry Street Ralph Webb found an oversized lizard like horned toad a Texas native. It belonged to Frank Lanning son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Lanning and was released to naturalist C W Zeigler. Also in Logan Mrs William Beavers left Cherrington Hospital for Lancaster to visit a son after two months recovering from bus injury. Mrs S W Wright Sell works about her E Hunter Street home in a wheelchair recovering from a fractured ankle from two months ago.
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Logan
South Mulberry St
Ralph Webb
Texas
Frank Lanning
Raymond Lanning
C. W. Zeigler
William Beavers
Cherrington Hospital
Lancaster
S. W. Wrightsell
E. Hunter St
Pocketbook Stolen then Returned to Local Man
Logan Jack Corbin told police his purse containing $1.60 was stolen Friday evening. Some time later the missing pocketbook and money were returned to Corbin.
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Logan
Jack Corbin
Corbin
Logan Hopley Speaks at First Presbyterian on Life’s Absences
Logan Hopley Bucy rus, a newspaper man, was the Sunday morning speaker at First Presbyterian Church. He discussed Things We Miss in Everyday Life.
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Logan
James Hopley
Bucyrus
First Presbyterian Church
Hopley
Break-in Reported at Elizabeth Green Home in Culver Street
Elizabeth Green, 38 S. Culver St, reported a residence entry at about 10 45 p m Saturday. No items reported missing. Police investigated the incident but no further details were provided.
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Logan
Elizabeth Green
S. Culver St
Minersville Social Notes
Minersville notes guests and family visits from Millersburg Cincinnati Detroit and Cadiz. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Margaret Hood widow of Charles Hood with survivors including sons Thomas James and daughter Mrs Anna Grueser. Local Sunday School picnic and hospital transfusion recovery news follow.
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Minersville
Elmer Grueser
Millersburg
Theodore Grueser
William Yeager
Pittsburgh
Carrie Yeager
Pomeroy
August Zahl
William H. Thomas
John Roush
Carmel
Fanny Creekbaum
Cincinnati
Syracuse
Earl Hartenbach
Portland
Elizabeth Aubrey
Brother Morgan
Tom Rees
Cadiz
Robert Thompson
Detroit
Clifford Hood
Chillicothe
Grant Hood
Margaret Hood
Charles Hood
Health Board To Meet Tuesday In Logan
Dr. H M Boocks city health commissioner to outline a city health program at the regular board meeting Tuesday evening. He indicated at the last session that new public health ideas would be offered.
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Logan
H. M. Boocks
Logan Lunsford Appointed To Vindicator Sports Staff
Logan Paul Lunsford of this city was notified Thursday of his appointment to the sports staff of The Youngstown Vindicator Telegram with instructions to report for duty Monday morning. He left for Youngstown Sunday. He had been with a local paper, then at Godman shoe plant. A Logan High School graduate, he studied at Ohio University. Mrs. J L Stoody is recovering after an extended illness and can be about her home.
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Paul Lunsford
Youngstown Vindicator Telegram
Youngstown
Lunsford
Godman
Logan High School
Ohio University
Paris Building Trades Strike Set for Monday
Paris building trades syndicates pledged a regional strike for Monday despite government efforts to mediate the wage dispute.
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Paris
Builds Fireplaces With Hocking Stone in Ohio Farm Case
Charles Mathias of Rockbridge, Ohio, has been crafting stone fireplaces from locally quarried sandstone since 1920. He operated in Rockbridge after 14 years in retail and earlier work as a bridge builder with Frank Poling. The vari colored stone is quarried on his Good Hope Township farm near Federal Route 33 by Rockview park.
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Logan
Charles Mathias
Rockbridge
Good Hope Township
Frank Poling
Rockview Park
Chieftain Backfield shaken by Shaw injury
Logan reports Bill Shaw sustained a Friday night back injury keeping him out for several weeks. Coach Tommy Bender is expected to move Earl Bell to halfback after solid play against Bremen, where his performance was satisfactory.
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Logan
Bill Shaw
Chieftain
Tommy Bender
Earl Bell
Bremen
Forester Logan Peck Returns To Work After Injury
Logan resident Camp Hocking forester Logan Peck resumes duties after months off wounded by car crash near Laurelville. He plans a facial operation next month to address scars from the injuries.
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Logan
Howard Peck
Camp Hocking
Laurelville
Peck
Reverend Stoody and family visit Logan prior to new assignment
The Rev. and Mrs. H. W. Stoody of Deshler visited Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Stoody in Logan late last week. At the Ohio Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church he was assigned to Corning. He previously pastored in Deshler for four years and moved to his new pulpit the following morning after arriving Saturday.
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H. W. Stoody
Deshler
J. L. Stoody
Ohio
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Stoody
Corning
Alice in Wonderland Ballet Featured in Current Athena
The Athena Theater presents My Lucky Star with Sonja Henie skating through Lewis Carrolls Alice in Wonderland with Tweedledee and Tweedledum. The carnival ice spectacle pairs Henie with a large cast including Joan Davis Cesar Romero Buddy Ebsen and Arthur Treacher in a Zanuck produced Richard Greene starring film. Roy Del Ruth directs the picture tied to a Movie Quiz $250000 contest.
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Sonja Henie
Harry Losee
Lewis Carroll
Carroll
Sonja
Tweedledee and
Tweediedum
Jack
Bob Heasley
Knave
Griffin
Mad Hatter
Athena Theater
Joan Davis
Cesar Romero
Buddy Ebsen
Arthur Treacher
George Barbier
Louise Hovick
Billy Gilbert
Patricia Wilder
Paul Hurst
Roy del Ruth
Darryl F. Zanuck
Harry Joe Brown
Mack Gordon
Harry Revel
Dogs Kill Seven Sheep in Washington Township Attack
Dogs attacked Eli Keller’s sheep herd in Washington Township last week, killing seven and injuring three. Keller said he aims to keep about 200 sheep but depredations by dogs made it impossible to protect the flock.
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Logan
Eli Keller
Washington Township
Keller
To Build New Barn on Marion Township Farm
Mr and Mrs Ray Seipel of Columbus owners of the Marion Township farm where a barn was destroyed by lightning last week were in Logan Saturday and said they planned to construct a new barn on the site.
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Logan
Ray Seipel
Columbus
Marion Township
Visits Meigs Fair After Many Years
Logan Jack Spence Sr and his son John attended the Rock Springs Fair Friday. The elder man, formerly an engineer on the C and O Railroad River Division, said it was his first visit in 33 years and he reconnected with a few old timers from his past.
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Logan
Jack Spence
John
Rock Springs
C. and O. Railroad
Murray Boxer Is Headliner In Local Boxing Card
Eddie Banik of Murray City, middleweight champion of Southern Ohio, meets Ray Collins of Columbus in the main bout at Tritdelville Pavilion Tuesday at 8 30. Collins arrives from Chicago with 12 straight knockouts. Banik has 43 wins in 50 fights and recent appearances ended in 2 12 rounds. Supporting bouts feature Jim North Sand Run and K O Moats Columbus, a 6 round semi final at 190 pounds, plus Marvin Lambert Greendale and Billy Martin Columbus in a 4 round bantam affair. Ladies admitted free with escort.
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Eddie Banik
Murray City
Ohio
Ray Collins
Columbus
Tritdelville Pavilion
Collins
Chicago
Banik
Jim North
Sand Run
K. O. Moats
Marvin Lambert
Greendale
Billy Martin
Stewart Brief Social And Personal Mention
Stewart social notes list visits and travels among residents. Mary Percy, Goldie Shuttleworth, Victoria Storer, Ruth McBee, and others visit, host, or work with families in Guysville Athens Seville Stewart Pennsville and Akron. TITUSVILLE, Pa Indian traces uncovered in northwestern Pennsylvania by an archaeological survey officials report new findings.
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Alex Parsons
Meta Harrison
Piedmont
W. Va
M. J. Charlton
Charlie Jarvis
Ruth McBee
Bernice Davis
Athens
Seville
Harland Martin
Pennsville
Stewart
Herbert Crippen
Uniontown, Pa
Gaylord Cook
Titusville
Pennsylvania
Captain Named Class Proxy vy and Seniors LOGAN-Logan High
Logan High School held elections Friday naming Joe Karshner captain of the Chieftain football squad as Seniors president. Other Senior officers are Virginia Fitzgerald vice president Bill Walsh secretary and Ruth Thomas treasurer. Rosemary Canty Karshner Dorothy Newman and Joe Thomas elected to Student Council. Junior officers are Bob Mel Bride president Jeannette Schorr vice president Robert Fickel secretary Dan Roberts treasurer McBride Dick Robinson Betty Liff and Paul Fox to Student Council. Sophomore president Lois Heyde with Bill Bryan Martha Ruff Kinser secretary and Ruth Ellen Schaal treasurer. Student Council representatives are Miss Heyde Robert Shaw Barton Hall and Paul Henderson.
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Logan
Logan High School
Joe Karshner
Chieftain
Virginia Fitzgerald
Bill Walsh
Ruth Thomas
Rosemary Canty
Karshner
Dorothy Newman
Joe Thomas
Bob MelBride
Jeannette Schorr
Robert Fickel
Dan Roberts
McBride
Dick Robinson
Betty Liff
Paul Fox
Lois Heyde
Bill Bryan
Martha Ruff Kinser
Ruth Ellen Schaal
Miss Heyde
Robert Shaw
Barton Hall
Paul Henderson
Reverend Williams to Speak at Townsend Club Address
Logan notices Reverend Patrick Henry Williams of Cambridge will deliver a Townsend Club address at 2 30 next Saturday afternoon. The meeting will be held on the street near the courthouse if weather permits. Mr Williams spoke here a week ago.
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Logan
Patrick Henry Williams
Cambridge
Townsend Club
Court House
Williams
Harrisonville Social And Personal Mention
Mrs Myrta Chase returns to Harrisonville for an indefinite stay after time in New Holland. Schools were dismissed for Meigs County Fair attendance. An error in last Sunday's Missmessenger listed 25 high school enrollment. correct figure is 125. Miss Ruby Diehl of Athens visited Friday. Robert Parker won first prize in the Meigs County Fair pony show Thursday night.
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Harrisonville
Myrta Chase
New Holland
Ruby Diehl
Athens
Robert Parker
Sidney Parker
Meigs Fair
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