Logan City Council Begins Revised Traffic Ordinance Reading
Logan council held the first reading of a revised traffic ordinance crafted to align with the new state code. The 62 sections cover 12 pages and include no change to right on red turns. The measure will receive further study before final passage.
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Logan
Logan City
Fred A. Murray
N. Walnut St
Selicitor Murray
County Budget Commission
Keith L. Schultz
Street Committee
E. Main
E. Second Sts
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
WPA
William Miller
Mother Wins Custody in Culbertson Divorce Suit
Mae Culbertson was granted a divorce from Walter E. Culbertson by Judge Phil Henderson on neglect grounds. Married August 22 1936 the couple have three children whose custody went to Mae. Walter is enjoined from interfering with the plaintiff or children and must pay $8 weekly support.
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Logan — Mae Culbertson
Walter E. Culbertson
Phil Henderson
New Headgear for Chieftains Arrive
A dozen new headgear items arrived for the Chieftain squad with an order placed for twelve white jerseys with purple numerals. The jerseys are expected before the game at Middleport Friday evening. Logan Elm celebration plans call for a Sunday October 5 program opening at 2 p.m. with Logan residents anticipated to attend.
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LOGAN
Chieftain
Middleport
Logan Social Notes and Legion Auxiliary Officers
Logans social and civic notes both report meetings and installations. The Sigma Phi Gamma sorority held an eight o'clock Monday session at their rooms with Maxine Notestone presiding and new officers installed. The American Legion Auxiliary announced officers for the year and noted dues paid by sixteen members. Elden Carr leaves for Ohio State, and anniversaries mark long-standing local families.
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Logan—Sigma Phi Gamma
Maxine Notestone
Lola Belle Hockman
Hayes Pritchard
Martha Magle
John Shaw
Mary Louise Bryan
Teresa Kaiser
Virginia Fitzgerald
Garnet Sheets
Ruth Thomas
Tommy Walsh
Notestone
Fanchion Blackston
Kenneth Adair
Dorothy Engle
Grace Griffith
Anna Marie Schorr
Millie Walsh
Esther Marks
Martha Walsh
Retha Lohr
Lola Belle Heckman
Mildred Burton
Ruth Goodlive
John Green
Chester Spencer
Nyle Huffines
Kathryn Larimer
Betty Pritchard
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Barton Hall
Youngstown
Bryant van Atta
Clarence Thompson
Joe Rowley
J. B. Waldron
Ora Yaw
Idabelle VanAtta
Southeast Ohio officials meet in Wellston attendees listed
Five local men joined the Southeast Ohio officials association meeting in Wellston on Monday evening. Participants from the area included D. O. Davis Claude Chris man Jack Jones Harry Krumiaus and Vero Pesano. Additional notes mention Bella Hyson visiting Athens to see cousin Alice Higgins, Clarence Blosser and spouse in Columbus for a restaurant owners meeting, Edwin James of Glen Roy visiting nearby with Judson Shriner's family, and James serving as a federal juror in Columbus.
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Southeast Ohio Officials Association
Wellston
Dudley Harris
Waverly
D. O. Davis
Claude Chrisman
Jack Jones
Harry Krumiaus
Vero Pesano
Logan
Bella Hyson
Athens
Alice Higgins
Clarence Blosser
Columbus
Edwin James
Glen Roy
Judson Shriner
James
Luncheon and bridge clubs hosted by Mrs Stevenson in New London area
Mrs H C Stevenson of New London entertained at a Monday luncheon for her houseguest Mrs Desla Bishop and other guests. The D C Club held a three table bridge session at Mrs Curtis Cole's home, with high score by Mrs Will Lehman. Notices cover club meetings and upcoming hostesses, plus a public notice of appointment for Foster R Cornwell as administrator of James Gascoyne estate with a four month claims period.
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H. C. Stevenson
New London
Conn
Harry Stevenson
White House
Desla_ Bishop
John Allen
Fred Burchfield
Roswell Perkins
Charles Achauer
John Lee
Clarence Blosser
Victor Simiele
John R. Pierce
Harley Meyer
Alfred Carpenter
Fred Hull
Stevenson
Robert
D. C
Curtis Cole
North St
Arch Bangert
Charles Smith
Cleo Haley
Will Lehman
J. R. Hankison
Stanley Baker
Judson Shriner
Clinton Webb
Lawrence Hack
James Barker
H. J. Unverzagt
J. FE. Frasure
Shriner
Webb
Barker
Foster R. Cornwell
Athens
Ohio
James Gascoyne
Carbondale
Athens County
Francis D, White
Said
Former Gallia Resident Dies by Own Hand in Columbus
82 year old Edward Everett Booton of Gallia County died from a self inflicted gunshot at his Columbus home Monday afternoon. Born in Patriot Gallia County he had kept Gallia ties including voting there and visiting regularly. Funeral services were held in Columbus with cremation and burial of ashes at Rio Grande. He is survived by wife and two sons John of Columbus and Robert of New York and a brother Charles Booton of Blanton Florida.
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Gallipolis
Columbus
Edward Everett Booton
Patriot
Gallia County
J. S. Clark
Booton
Rio Grande
John
Robert
New York
Charles Booton
Blanton, Fla
J. A. Carothers
Garnet Goddard
Ray R. Goddard
F. M. Gill
Nelsonville
Harold Gill
Marietta
J. V. Leyda
Dana
Kenneth Gill
Myrtie Lou Blauser
Virginia
Betty Grubb
Centennial
I. R. Blauser
New York City
Liberia
Africa
Pan American Airways Co
George Irvine
Fred Baumgarner
Gladys Hanning
Sebring
Ford French
James Landers
Martin Rowan F
Akron
Roy Nice
Portsmouth
M. E. Root
Rollin Vincent
Cossins-Fisher
Gallia Grand Jury To Meet Tuesday
Gallia’s September grand jury opened sessions in Gallipolis with Foreman J. W. Lee leading. Members include Neva Denney Alta Reeves Thomas Richards H F Coulter Irene McClaskey Elza Denney W E Day M J Clary C C Peters Odessa Rinehart Mrs Earl Saunders Leslie Smith Stella Arthur and Will Cox.
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Gallipolis
Grand Jury
J. W. Lee Foreman
Neva Denney
Alta Reeves
Thomas Richards
H. F. Coulter
Irene McClaskey
Elza Denney
W. E. Day
M. J. Clary
C. C. Peters
Odessa Rinehart
Mrs. Earl Saunders
Leslie Smith
Stella Arthur
Will Cox
Two Divorces Granted By Judge Henderson
Logan div orces were granted Tuesday by Judge Phil Henderson in two cases Margaret Bacanis against Joe Bacanis ended in a neglect decree and her name was restored to Margaret Lane Kathleen Powell was granted a divorce from Clarence Powell on grounds of neglect and returned to Kathleen Greathouse
Men's Rally Month Planned at First Presbyterian Church
Logan October designated as rally month for the Men's Bible Class at the First Presbyterian Church. Efforts aim for 50 to 75 men each of four Sundays. Teaching will be by Eber Mowery during the month.
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Logan
First Presbyterian Church
Eber Mowery
Hospital Notes Logan Woman Undergoes Appendectomy
Mrs. William Snyder of near Logan underwent an operation for appendicitis at Cherrington Hospital Tuesday morning. The appendix was found to have ruptured. Mrs. Loren Phillips, Jacksonville, returned to her home Tuesday. James Bigham, Rockbridge Route 1, went home Tuesday.
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Logan
William Snyder
Near Logan
Cherrington Hospital
Loren Phillips
Jacksonville
James Bigham
Rockbridge
Logan Skinner Returns To Farm Job After County Fair Mule Accident
Clarence Skinner of Falls township returns to farm work following an incident at the county fair in which he was thrown from a mule and sustained a side injury.
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Logan
Clarence Skinner
Falls Township
Columbus South Sought For Reserve Game
Arrangements are being made to bring Columbus South High Reserve football team here for a game on Saturday October 4 at Chieftain field at 10 30 in the morning. The plan calls for at least five reserve games this season with Landis moved from the second team to the reserves to gain more playing time, while Elick shifts to the second squad.
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LOGAN
Columbus South High
Chieftain Field
Landis
Elick
Funeral Rites For G Patton On Thursday
Funeral services for Grant Patton age 68 of Haydenville will be held at the Haydenville Methodist Church at 2 PM Thursday with Rev. W E Bancroft officiating. Burial will follow in Greenlawn Cemetery. Patton, a longtime Haydenville laborer, is survived by his wife Bessie and children Leonard Joe Grace Ruth Mary Hazel, plus siblings and relatives in Logan and Laurel Run.
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Logan
Grant Patton
Haydenville
Haydenville Methodist Church
W. E. Bancroft
Greenlawn
Patton
Bessie Patton
Leonard
Washington, D. C
Joe
Grace Patton
Ruth Kreider
Mary Petty
Hazel Schaaf
Columbus
Charles
Laurel Run
Pearl
Clara Anders
Order Divorce Entries Filed Following Decree
Judge Phil Henderson announced a new order requiring filing of divorce entries within three days of decree. Entries affect cases where decrees were granted. delays could lead to dismissal and the divorce not being final until entry is filed. Some delays were linked to inadvertent bigamy, prompting this rule.
Logan Man Guilty On Intoxication Charge
Logan Tom Anderson appeared before Mayor Dallas Kinser on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence. He pleaded guilty and received a $100 fine plus costs and a suspension of driving privileges. Unable to pay, he was committed to the county jail.
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Logan
Tom Anderson
Dallas Kinser
All Day Cemetery Cleanup Meeting Set at Decatur Church
An all day meeting is planned for Oct 4 at the Decatur U B Church with a basket dinner at noon to clean up the cemetery and reset monuments. Charles Spencer will oversee the event.
Boy and Girl Scouts Fund Campaign Totals Report
Funds raised for Boy Scout and Girl Scout campaigns totaled 1161.05 with a goal of 1200. The report by Harry J. Stevenson, Clarence Blosser and B. W. Wright lists precinct by precinct receipts for Logan and surrounding areas, with final balance carried over and campaign to close October 1.
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LOGAN
Boy and Girl Scout Finance Committee
Harry J. Stevenson
Clarence Blosser
B. W. Wright
Court House
Infant Nancy Ann Harden Dies At Residence
One day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Harden died Tuesday at their residence. Funeral arrangements are to be announced by the family in this city.
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Logan
Nancy Ann
Eugene Harden
Apple harvest underway at Clarence Skinner farm in Falls Township
Apple picking operations begin at the Clarence Skinner farm in Falls Township with ten workers. The crew aims for about 4,000 bushels, with Mr. Skinner forecasting at least 1,000 bushels of delicious apples from varieties including Roman Beauty, Grimes Golden, and Stayman Winesap.
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Logan
Clarence Skinner
Falls Township
Hocking County Corn Check Under Way
Logan reports extension agents began a survey of hybrid seed corn plots in Hocking County. About a dozen farms host test plots, and each will be visited and inspected to verify varieties and performance.
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Hocking County
Logan
Extension Service
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