William Miller Named to Logan City Council Vacancy
Logan South Logan resident William Miller has been appointed by Mayor Dallas Kinser to fill the Logan City Council vacancy caused by Oscar Steward's resignation. The appointment takes effect Sept. 25, with Miller to participate in the next regular session. Miller was Republican candidate for council at large and seeks the November election. The Republican executive committee will fill Steward's withdrawal this week.
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Logan
William Miller
South Logan
Dallas Kinser
Oscar Steward
Miller
Steward
Changes in Line Up for Logan Football Practice
Logan football practice at Chieftain Field focused on charging blocking and a pass offense with passes by Mowery Bryan Hummel and Captain Bob McBride. Following Don Riddlebarger’s injury a new varsity end must be chosen with Bill Johnston moving to the forward wall to compete with Clyde Beougher for the wing position. Glouster comes Friday evening for the second game of the year.
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Logan
Chieftain Field
Mowery
Bryan
Hummel
Bob McBride
Don Riddlebarger
Varsity
Bill Johnston
Clyde Beougher
Bender
Glouster
Hopkins Sows for Return Leads to Arbiters Ruling
In a Tuesday civil suit at Magistrate Frank St. Clair's court Herman Hopkins sued W. H. Hansel after resell back and repurchase of a sow and a litter of ten pigs. Arbitrators Melvin Heft D. O. Sparnow and N. M. Brown ruled for the defendant.
Mrs Kelch Joins Squirrel Hunt Opening Day
Mrs. Kelch wife of Dr A O Kelch plans to accompany her husband as he leads a group of hunters into the forest. Her hunting license is secured and all preparations are set for the opening day hunt.
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Logan
Men Return to C and O Railroad Work in City
Edward Lecroner and Charles Westenhaver, both car repair men from this city, have been recalled to the C and O Railroad after months off duty. They reported back to work Monday on the north end of the system.
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Logan
Edward Lecroner
Charles Westenhaver
Auto Crash injures none on Route 75 near Oroville
Damage to the cars of Sam Terre of this city and W F Hanna of Shawnee occurred Tuesday on Route 75 near Oroville. Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith led the investigation. No injuries were reported.
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Logan
Sam Terre
W. F. Hanna
Shawnee
Oroville
Nellis Smith
Scouts Plan Court of Honor for Hocking District
Plans are set for a Boy Scout Court of Honor in the Hocking district on Wednesday September 27. Additional details will be announced later.
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Logan
Hocking
Logan A meeting to close club camp finances in Lancaster
Extension agents from five counties met in Lancaster to close the finances of the Ross Hocking club camps this summer and plan similar camps for 1940. James R Smoot of Logan attended the session.
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Logan
Lancaster
Ross Hocking
James R
Smoot
Logan Williard Starr Improves After Surgery
Logan Williard Starr of Oroville who underwent an appendicitis operation at Cherrington hospital a week ago is reported as slowly improving.
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Logan
Williard Starr
Oroville
Cherrington Hospital
Will Sets Aside S100 For Death Bed Care
In Philadelphia a will from Mrs. Florence Shull awards $100 to the person who cared for her during terminal illness. The document, drafted years before, directs the executrix to pay the sum to the caregiver in the judge's view of special attention and loving care.
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Philadelphia
Florence Shull
Grant Dick and Wife Observe Golden Anniversary
Logan society notes recount Logan residents Mr. and Mrs. Grant Dickens celebrating 50 years of marriage with 22 relatives at their Gore home. A second party honored Mrs. Newton Kitchen’s granddaughter Juanita Root on her 18th birthday with games, gifts, and refreshments. The lengthy social calendar includes gatherings of the Child Study Group and Among Ourselves Club with plans for district federation events in Ironton.
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Grant Dickens
Frank Beck
Gore
Omar
Gertrude Dickens
Robert Wilson
Lee Evans
Clifford Courter
William Knapp
Ohio University
A. T. Spears
W. Hunter St
A. G. Sellers
George Lehman
Roy Crawford
Ohio Federated Club
Ironton
Paul Collison
Son
Howard Spring
Roll Call
R. R. Lanning
Kittie Dill
Spears
R.R. Lanning
Harry Stevenson
M. H. Cherrington
Bert Bell
Sellers
Church social names new officers after potluck meeting
The Von Born Society of St Matthew’s Lutheran Church met at Mrs William Miller s home for a 6 pm potluck. New officers elected include President Mrs Albert Seabright Vice President Mrs W F Smith Secretary Mrs Harley Ellinger and Treasurer Mrs Harold Sisson.
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St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
William Miller
S. Logan
Garnet Sheets
Albert Seabright
W. F. Smith
Harley Ellinger
Harold Sisson
A. L. Heyde
I. M. Myers
Ellinger
Sisson
Irma Powers
Tom Goslin
Seabright
Mildred Struble
Alice Frasch
Emma Hall
Mary Margaret Brooker
Miss Sheets
James Winters
Mary Eyerman
Pioneer Youth Meeting At Kinley Krvin Home
Pioneer Youth gathered Tuesday evening at Kinley Krvin's residence for a business session and contests. The next meeting is slated at Bob Holloway's home in Green Township with Carl Griffith Paul Woltz and Clarence Arbell on the program committee.
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Pioneer
Kinley Krvin
Bob Holloway
Green Township
Carl Griffith
Paul Woltz
Clarence Arbell
Return of Mrs Merritt Wenn After Hospital Stay
Mrs Merritt Wenn was discharged from Grant Hospital after three weeks of recuperation following a major operation. Venus Circle plans a six o clock dinner at the Masonic Temple on Thursday. Miss Juanita Root returns from Marietta where she visited Miss Roxa Root. Mrs Newton Kitchen and Wendell Phillips accompanied her home. A birthday dinner for Miss Root was arranged by Mrs Kitchen on Sunday. Cov-
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Merritt Wenn
Grant Hospital
Venus Circle
Masonic Temple
Juanita Root
Marietta
Roxa Root
Newton Kitchen
Wendell Phillips
Miss Root
Kitchen
Old Mohawk Medicine Offered in 98 Cent Pack Deal
Advertises two large bottles of Old Mohawk Medicine for 98 cents, or one bottle for 49 cents, claiming quick relief from pains and digestive issues by cleansing poisons from the body. Promotes limited price at The Gallaher Drug Store, 16 Court St. Athens.
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Gallaher
Court St
Athens
Adv
Laurelville Dedication Sets Parsonage Address by Bishop Clippinger
The dedication of the United Brethren parsonage at Laurelville will feature Bishop A. R. Clippinger of Westerville delivering the dedicatory address and speaking at morning and evening services. Rev. W. O. Stockman organized the program with music and an amplifying system for all.
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New United Brethren Parsonage
Laurelville
A. R. Clippinger
Westerville
Clippinger
W. O. Stockman
Scott Berry
Lancaster
P. E. Wright
Bethel
Morgan
South Perry
Zion
Cable Fences Off Field At Chieftain Game
Logan officials stretch a heavy steel cable along the north sideline to keep spectators off the field. Special officers will be on duty after crowds gathered on the gridiron at last Friday’s game. New Straitsville reports Pythian Sisters of Forest Rose Temple urged to attend Friday evening social event. Visitors welcome.
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LOGAN
Chieftain
New Straitsville
Pythian Sisters of Forest Rose Temple
Noble Family Gathering At Fairfield County Home
Members of the Noble family will hold a gathering Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Burch Noble in Fairfield County near Lancaster. Several members from here will attend.
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Noble
Logan Publisher Makes Hole in One at Hocking Club
Fred E. Hull local publisher aces the eighth hole 139 yards at Hocking Valley Country Club Wednesday evening. He was in a foursome with Dr. A. K. Smith S. H. Sebold of Logan and Dr. C. T. Grattidge of Laurelville.
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Logan
Hocking Valley Country Club
Fred E. Hull
A. K. Smith
S. H. Sebold
C. T. Grattidge
Laurelville
School Gets Fire Drill Instructions Observed at Junior High
Junior High School received fire drill instructions as a drill will be staged soon. The school enrolls 460 pupils this year and previous drills showed a three story building emptied in 90 seconds, a record principal H. E. Kirk aims to keep above average.
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Logan
H. E. Kirk
Logan Rowen Johnson Fined For Red Light Violation
Marion Township resident Rowen Johnson was cited after following a police car and running a red light Tuesday evening. Chief Lew Reynolds fined him $3 to Mayor Dallas Kinser.
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Logan
Rowen Johnson
Marion Township
Lew Reynolds
Dallas Kinser
Flag Display Planned for Home Football Games
Efforts are underway to prepare purple and white school flags before the football season. If ready, they will be displayed on Main St. the day of each home game.
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LOGAN
Main St
Park visits near end of season reach six hundred
Kachelmacher Park logged 624 visitors last week as reported by supervisor Ray Keck. The busiest day was Friday with 171 parkgoers, reflecting continued local use despite late season.
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Logan
Kachelmacher Park
Ray Keck
Improvement Reported In Mrs Stallsmith After Major Surgery
Logan reports better condition of Mrs Roy Stallsmith following a major surgical operation in Columbus late last week.
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Logan
Roy Stallsmith
Columbus
DAV To Hear Discussion by State Officer
Disabled American Veterans of the World War will hold a meeting at American Legion Hall at 8 15 this evening announced Sam Buchanan commander State Commander Clinton Cramer and State Adjutant A L Daniels will attend to explain laws and their effects on service men and families Other matters on the subject will be discussed Veterans with questions should bring papers and Cramer will answer after the business session All disabled veterans are urged to attend
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Logan
American Legion Hall
Sam Buchanan
Clinton Cramer
A. L. Daniels
Cramer
Lancaster Pin Team Dominates Logan in 3-Game Series
Lancaster Bowling League star J Columber toppled 594 pins across three games as Lancaster Pin Team defeated Logan Clay Product in the opening series of the week. A separate report notes Logan Jiu Jitsu demonstration by Earl Conrad at a joint assembly for junior and senior high students, kickstarting a year of joint programs.
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LOGAN
Hocking Glass
Lancaster
Logan Clay
J. Columber
Earl Conrad
Riding Horse To Be Feature Award At Logan Horse Show
A three year old riding horse named Rainbow Logan will be the feature award during the two day Logan horse show on November 3 and 4. The pony show for youths under 16 is limited to Hocking County residents. Ribbons and awards are provided. A dog show is planned at Logan High School auditorium opening night of the state meet with Mohawk Tire company offering the leading trophy.
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Logan
Rainbow Logan
Logan High School
Mohawk Tire Company
Logan High Band Music Heard Five Miles
A Marion Township resident reported hearing the Logan High School Band play a march from five miles away during the Logan McArthur game Friday evening. The report notes the distant performance and attributes it to the Logan High School band.
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Logan
Logan High School
Marion Township
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A. G. Manter
Jack Manter
John Buntz
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Rudolph Remple, Jr
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Warner Lehman
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Arlie Brimner
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Harry Mack
Herman Ellis
Mary Ann Ellis
Jane Ann Shriner
Shirley Larimer
Judy
Shirley Buntz
Entertains Club
Tourist Book Club
Virgil Martin
Midland Place
Forest Weinrich
Allan Cole
John Steinbeck
W. D. Bassett
Contract Club
Frank Harden
George Moury
Rudolph Hankison
W. B. Lacock
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DAV
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Zigler
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St. Clair
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S. Court St
Yello-Bole
Kaywoodie Milano
Frank Medico
Bond & Lillard
National Distillers Products Corp
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