Workers Urged to Stay On Job Until Election
A Logan meeting of 65 members of the Republican Executive and Central Committees convened at the Ambrose Hotel. Harry J. Stevenson, newly elected president of the McKinley Republican Club, urged relentless campaigning and precinct leadership as county candidates and L. P. Mooney and Edwin D. Ricketts spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
L. P. Mooney
Edwin D. Ricketts
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Mr. Mooney
E. L. Ewing
Gerald W. Lanning
John Lovett
R. E. Allen
John R. Roberts
Mark H. Ricketts
Ralph W. Moorhead
Walter G. Campbell
Walter North
Tourist Club Meets for 42 Program in Circleville October
Logan Brief Social Notes reports the Tourist Club start of its 42 program on Thursday led by president Mrs. Lester Risch. Delegates to the District Federated Club meeting in Circleville were named. alternates and a new secretary were elected. A book review and buffet supper completed the evening with a guest list of local women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Risch
Risch
R. R. Lanning
Circleville
Allen Adams
George C. Hengst
Adams
Mary Louise Bowen
C. O. Allen
Ohio
W. B. Lacock
Walter Prather
Paul Shaw
Enterprise
G. E. Carr
Lacock
John E. Krieg
Francis Roberts
Clinton Webb
Wilbur Lanning
Hugh Meldrim
Alice Genevieve Poston
Home Makers Club Meeting at the Lemon Home
Mrs Frank Thompson and Mrs Ted Lemon hosted the Home Makers Club at the Lemon home on Wednesday at two o clock. Sixteen members attended. Mrs W E Lyke presented a paper titled The Purchase of Winter Coats. Mrs John A Toy led the business session. Winners in social hour contests were Mrs Hugh Meldrim and Mrs Newell Grooms. Supper followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Thompson
Ted Lemon
Home Makers Club
Lemon Home
W. E. Lyke
John A. Toy
Hugh Meldrim
Newell Grooms
Logan Golfers Ready For Club Championship Honors
Logan players prepare for the Hocking Valley Club course event Sunday with a five flight structure. Each flight winner earns a medal based on finals scores with handicaps set from the three best rounds. Participants include Dr A A Cole and Bob Keynes in the first flight and many local residents across the five divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Crawford
J. C. Martin
Francis Myers
By Wolfe
A. K. Smith
Joe Canty
Newell Grooms
Wilbur Lanning
Phil Henderson
Paul Shaw
Harry Bartlett
Louis Lowes
Pat Eberst
Charles Keller
Carl Jurgensmier
Harry Hammon
Bob Hughes
Dick Johnson
Bus Lytle
Doctor Price
Ken Collins
Warner Higgins
Edmund Efaw
Start Cleaning West Cistern at Water Works Plant
Work began on cleaning the west cistern at the water works plant to install a new concrete bottom and brick and concrete sidewalks. Service Director R. R. Loomis directs the project aimed at clearing the water of sediment.
Garden Club Will Meet Monday Night
The Logan Garden Club will hold a meeting at 7:30 o'clock Monday evening at the probate court room. Roll call will be on Garden Hints. There will be a question box. The following subjects also will be discussed: Better Ways For Better Flowers by Mary Lemon Trees by Ranger L. T. Worley of Rockhouse and Bulbs For Fall Planting by Harold Chambers.
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Logan
Logan Garden Club
Probate Court Room
Mary Lemon
L. T. Worley
Rockhouse
Harold Chambers
Date Changes for Logan Boxing Show Promoter Promises Card
Promoter Herman Shie ine with a Logan permit announced a new date for the boxing card at the American Legion Hall in Logan. The feature is a ten round bout between Jimmy Ringhiser of Logan and Jackie Shannon of Columbus with eight round semi final Jack Sheline versus Battling Swartz. Other bouts list Hick Keller Logan versus Jake Felheim Columbus four rounds and Kid Groves Logan versus Bud Collins McArthur.
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Logan
Herman Shieine
American Legion Hall
Jimmy Ringhiser
Jackie Shannon
Columbus
Jack Sheline
Battling Swartz
Hick Keller
Jake Felheim
Kid Groves Logan
Bud Collins
McArthur
Miss Myra Brown Speaks at Wo men’s Union Meeting
Miss Myra Brown, former Logan teacher and now guest speaker, addressed the Women’s Union at First Presbyterian Church with Second Ward hostesses. She described the Oslo international Sunday School meeting of 3,000 delegates, 800 from North America, and her European travels. Mr. and Mrs. Hare hosted her in Paris. mite boxes brought in 35 dollars and 78 cents, while Mrs. C E Bowen and Mrs. John T Underwood performed a piano duet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Brown
Women's Union
First Presbyterian Church
Second Ward
Harry J. Stevenson
Mary McCray
Miss Brown
Logan
Logan High School
Columbus
John W. McBroom
R. W. Brandt
Laura McCormick
Oslo
Norway
North America
Sweden
Denmark
Germany
Italy
Switzerland
Paris
Russell Hare
C. BE. Bowen
John T. Underwood
Local visitors spend a few days in Columbus
Mrs. Anna Kirker of Little Rocking and Mrs. Lucy Nill of this city spent from Monday until Thursday in Columbus. Mrs. Kirker is visiting here for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Franzen of Chicago are visiting relatives here.
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Anna Kirker
Little Hocking
Lucy Nill
Columbus
Kirker
Edward Franzen
Chicago
Florence Bort Named State Emblem Chairman
Miss Florence Bort of the Logan Business and Professional Women's Club was appointed state emblem chairman for the clubs of the state. She has served the local club as president for two consecutive years and will represent the group at the fall convention of business women's clubs at the Net House in Columbus over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Florence Bort
Logan Business and Professional Women's Club
Bort
Net House
Columbus
Lodge Meeting Set With Soup Supper
All members of the Poca hontas Lodge are asked to attend the meeting Monday evening at 7 30 o clock. A soup supper will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Pocahontas Lodge
Local Fair Schedules Include Races Concerts and Balloon Drop
At the county fair events list a 9 45 necktie tying contest a 10 00 balloon drop ride on plane a 10 00 bicycle race a 10 00 ball game Ohio Colllieries versus Logan a 10 00 band concert a 10 15 coon chase a 10 30 motorcycle race and a 10 30 Jackson County School activity.
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Ohio Collieries
Logan
P. Band of Athens
Jackson County
Murray City
Hood Show
Superior Quartette
Jackson County Band
P. Band
Ballots Printed for Hocking County Election
Hocking County Election Board awarded the ballot printing contract to the Logan Republican for 274.79 dollars. Ballots will list Democrat Republican Union Independent and Communist parties with James E. Ford as the sole Independent candidate for Congress. A total of 11 265 tickets will be used across 36 precincts, with a prior county high vote of 9 700 expected to be surpassed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Rain Delays Concrete Pour at Chieftain Field Stands
Heavy rain Thursday morning halts concrete pouring at Chieftain Field stands with work resumed this morning and expected to finish by late afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Chieftain Field
Wade Pleads Guilty in Oriston Store Burglary Case
Ralph Wade of Ward Township pleaded guilty before Magistrate S B Whitehart to breaking into the J Mayer store in Oriston. He was placed under bonds of 800 dollars to await grand jury action.
Chief Tains Open Season With Signal Drill Test
Coach Thomas Bender led Logan in a Thursday practice ahead of the season opener. Most squad members are in good shape as the Chiefs prepare to gauge their caliber in tonight’s test.
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LOGAN
Thomas Bender
Chieftains
Brick Plant Workers Ready Hocking Valley Site
Logan reports the Hocking Valley brick plant crews are preparing for winter by repairing and conditioning the facility to offset last year's winter damage and rigors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking Valley
Dogs undergo barking operation at Sydney hospital protest
In Sydney New South Wales owners agreed to have their dogs operated on after noise complaints from a hospital. Meanwhile in Moscow a Soviet mass parachute jump of 2,200 soldiers was staged in military maneuvers behind enemy lines.
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Sydney
Moscow
U.P
Soviet Union
Plains School Leaders Elected for 1936 37
Plains High School officers are named for 1936 37 with Ora Dar nell as president and Jean Hamer as girls business manager. Home room officers include 12th Eudora Stauffer as president and Jean Hamer as news reporter.
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Plains—Plains High School
Ora Darnell
Jean Hamer
Robert McGranor
Eudora Stauffer
Betty Davies
Helen Bretz
Memorial marker to honor Buried City ruins in Ochiltree County
Perryton Texas residents plan a memorial marker at Ochiltree County's Buried City site. The ancient cliff dwelling ruins, long a Plains Indian legend, will be highlighted as a historic landmark.
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Perryton
Tex
U.P
Ochiltree County
Coronation Televised Broadcast Discussed in Britain
London reports that British radio circles are eagerly discussing the possibility of televising and broadcasting the Coronation ceremony.
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London
U.P
Chauncey Couple Wed in St Marys Home Ceremony
Announcement reports the marriage of Miss Gresanthy Keasey daughter of Peter Keasey and Mr Clif ford Grandstaff son of Mr and Mrs Fred Grandstaff both of Chauncey. The service was led by Reverend Johnson at his St Marys West Virginia home on Sunday Sept 20. A small reception followed with family guests from Chauncey West Mound Street The Plains and Florence Ann Grandstaff. The bride a Chauncey Dover High School graduate class of 36. They plan to reside in Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Gresanthy Keasey
Peter Keasey
Nelsonville
Clifford Grandstaff
Fred Grandstaff
Johnson
St. Marys
W. Va
Charles Hashman
Louise Keifer
Wilbur Grandstaff
West Mound St
Wendell Grandstaff
Alfreda
Ovie
the Plains
Florence Ann
Betty Louise Grandstaff
Chauncey-Dover High School
Women’s meeting delegates from Hocking County attend
Mrs Della J Hansel of this city represented Hocking County at the Columbus gathering. Delegates from across Ohio attended the meeting to discuss women’s issues and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Della J. Hansel
Columbus
Hocking County
Ohio
PTA Set to Convene Monday Evening at Chauncey High
Chauncey Parent Teacher Association opens the new school year with a 7 30 meeting in the high school auditorium. Mrs Dorothy Blackford, elected president last year, will chair and announce committee appointments. Mrs Christine Brown will oversee the program.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Parent- Teacher Association
Dorothy Blackford
Christine Brown
Shaw divorce filed for neglect and cruelty in Ohio
Arminda Shaw sues Herbert Shaw for divorce on grounds of neglect and cruelty. The couple wed in South Bloomingville on March 12, 1899 and have three adult children. Arminda seeks alimony.
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Logan
Arminda Shaw
Herbert Shaw
South Bloomingville
Chauncey Socials Visit as Family News and Health Update
Chauncey Miss Frances Harvey of Dayton visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Noah Harvey on Ellis Avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter White of Millfield spent a Sunday in Columbus with Mrs. Mildred Savage. Chauncey has been homebound two weeks due to blood poisoning in her right foot. Ten mines were listed in the district active list Friday with operators including No. 5 No. 28 No. 69 No. 255 Poston No. 6 Chauncey NY 25 Carbondale Coonville Lick Run and Kimberly.
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Chauncey
Frances Harvey
Dayton
Noah
Harvey
Ellis Ave
Walter White
Millfield
Columbus
Mildred Savage
Poston No
Chauncey N. Y
Carbondale
Coonville
Lick Run
Kimberly
Mrs Nettie Baker Recovering After Major Surgery
Mrs Nettie Baker wife of Charles Baker of Chauncey is reported to be recovering well after a major operation at Mercy Hospital Columbus. Her sister Goldie of Columbus plans to accompany her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Nettie Baker
Charles Baker
Mercy Hospital
Columbus
Greens Run Home Coming Sunday in Chauncey
Greens Run Church of Christ prepares for its annual home-coming Sunday September 27 with Bible School at 9:30 featuring school music. At 10:30 the Lord's Supper and services follow led by Rev. Gilbert Courney. a 1:30 to 3:00 afternoon program includes choir of Fifty Years Ago and local acts with time for greetings.
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Chauncey
Greens Run Church of Christ
Bible
Gilbert Courtney
Doris Cordray
Ada McConkey
la Hugh Sisters
Beatrice Hixon
Baltimore
Taylor Ridge
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Logan Republican
Garden Club
Akbrested
Lorenzo W Chilcote
Carbon Hill
Joe Farbearn
Nellis Smith
Chaise
B. Whikelart
Lodge
Dito
Lion
Athens County Fairgrounds
Southeastern Ohio
National Brands
Senate
G. Eugene Ivey
Atlanta
Railway Audit and Inspection Co
Robert LaFollette
Ivey
Tschappats
Dean Case
Little Valley
N. Y
Phil Tschappat
Tschappat
Mrs. Case
Barbara Hull
Fred E. Hull
Harley M. Whitcraft
Wade
Plains
Bart Keeton
Dan Armbruster
Melvin Moore
Walter Wharton
Roger Gould
Ann McBride
Ted Stillwell
Robert McClain
Aileen Shamel
Joe Lucas
Louise Neal
Arthur Guseman
Billy Evans
Wilford Hanning
Wyona Stauffer
Mary Harrison
Wilma Lyons
Freddie McClain
Beulah Calvin
Beta Nelson
Jean Bingman
Mark
Castle Farms
Carlton Club
Orchestra of
Zanesville
Chauncey Man
Miss Keasey
Mrs. Hashman
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Pirates
Susie
Taft Museum and Art Museum
Union Terminal
PTA
Chauncey Social
Greens
Rauch's New Loaf
Rauch
Union Shop
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