Council Limits Sidewalk Displays At Logan
Logan council acts to curb sidewalk wares with a warning to merchants and potential ordinance. Christmann dance hall faced stricter regulation with two week review and possible closure if order fails. Special police fund approved 175 dollars for emergency patrols and inquiries into alley near the shoe factory and local radio interference referred to solicitor.
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Council
Logan
Special Police Fund
G. W. Lanning
Knights Entertain LOGAN by Templar Dinner at Masonic Hall
Knights Templar of Logan Commandery hosted a dinner and dance on Tuesday at Masonic Hall. Eighty five attendees enjoyed James Sheriock Rhythm Lada music and a magic show by R. W. Hull of Crooksville. Entertainment committee members were J. W. Woodard Don Bort and Henry L. Smith.
Varsity Wears Down Alumni Football Team
Logan reports a long scrimmage between the varsity and alumni at Athletic Field with Coach Longley directing. The varsity wore down out-of-condition alumni for a decisive win while graduates had edged them the night before. Local players recover from injuries as lineup tweaks for Friday’s game with McArthur emerge.
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LOGAN
Athletic Field
Longley
Varsity
McArthur
Ralston
Parked Cars Tagged in Alleyway by Police
Four cars were tagged Saturday evening by police for alley parking. The drivers were arraigned Monday before Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald and fined $1 each. Police note alley blocking traffic could hinder fire department operations in emergencies.
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Logan
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Fire Department
Dr Cole Shoots New Low at Valley Course
Dr A A Cole broke the two week old Hocking Valley Club course 18 hole record with a card of 82. Earlier he and Robert Keynes had shared the lead at 82. Melvin Sulser, 18, from Mt Air, shot 39 for nine holes as one of the best rounds since opening day amid 75 players on the weekend course.
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Logan
Hocking Valley Club
A. A. Cole
Dr. Cole
Robert Keynes
Melvin Sulser
Mt. Air
Columbus
Logan PTA Opens Year With Levy Talk and Elections
Logan Parent-Teacher Association opened its year with G E Carr, the superintendent, discussing the proposed three mill school levy. Mrs Clinton Webb reported on the summer roundup. Mrs Paul Monks, president, was elected delegate to the state convention in Columbus October 10 to 12, with alternates Mrs John Lee and Miss Wilma Martin.
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Logan
Logan Parent- Teacher Association
G. E. Carr
Clinton Webb
Paul Monks
Columbus
John Lee
Wilma Martin
Anthony Toerner
Minnie Louise Bowen
Monks
Ruth Armstrong
Minnie Moore
J. F. Rutgers
Alfred Campbell
Amos L. Heyde
M. B. Iles
Monica Uecker
Robert Rochester
H. FE. Kirk
Claude Hammon
Rudolph Brandt
Iris Lowery
Rock Hurling Suspect Jailed After Logan Fire Plant Incident
Walter Rutherford was jailed by Policeman George Juergensmeier after he threw rocks at firefighters at the Logan Clay Product Company plant on Tuesday evening. He was charged with disorderly conduct.
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Logan
Logan Clay Product Company
Walter Rutherford
George Juergensmeier
Logan-Thomas Colbert Treated After Eye Injury at Cherrington
Logan-Thomas Colbert of Buchtel was admitted to Cherrington Hospital on Monday for treatment of an eye injury.
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Logan
Thomas Colbert
Buchtel
Cherrington Hospital
STOP GETTING UP Nights Backache Ad for Haarlem Oil Capsules
An old advertisement promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a safe diuretic and kidney bladder remedy. It claims the product stops nightly awakenings, relieves backache and irritation, and promises sleep through the night. It instructs to buy Gold Medal from Haarlem in Holland for guaranteed results.
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Haarlem
Haarem
Holland
Car Fire Prompts Fire Dept Alarm Call Guidance
Logan reports Tom Kuhn’s car caught fire on West Second Street Tuesday evening. Firemen extinguished the blaze with chemicals. Officials urge callers to notify fire headquarters or inform the operator of the fire type to dispatch trucks promptly and warn against attempting to beat the department to the scene.
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Logan
Tom Kuhn
West Second Street
Logan Everett Jacoby Recovers After Illness At Home
Logan Everett Jacoby, long ill for over three weeks, shows improvement and made his first outing to the business district with his father, Henry Jacoby, Wednesday morning.
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Logan
Everett Jacoby
Henry Jacoby
Presbyterian Sunday School Class to Meet Monday
Logan Harrington class members will hold a meeting Monday night at Mrs. Harry L. Smith's residence on North Market Street. Princess Marina of Greece reportedly engaged to Prince George of England.
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Logan — Harrington
Presbyterian Sunday School
Harry L. Smith
North Market Street
Princess Marina
Greece
Prince George
England
Band Mothers Finish Fifty Logan High Capes For Logandale
Logan High Band will debut in public with 50 completed capes sewn by the Band Mothers Club. The purple and white capes feature a monogram by Cleon Tucker reading L H 5. Money saved by the group funded matching caps. Committee in charge: Mrs Emerson Poston, Mrs Paul Monks, and Mrs Amos L Heyde.
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Logan
Logan High
Band Mothers Organization
Cleon Tucker
L. H
Emerson Poston
Paul Monks
Amos L. Heyde
Rotary intercity meeting held at Lancaster Country Club
Logan Rotary Club members joined peers from Nelsonville and Lancaster for a Monday night gathering at the Lancaster Country Club. Mrs. W. E. Brehm gave readings and Ralph Parks led songs. About 35 Logan residents attended.
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Logan
Rotary Club
Nelsonville
Lancaster
Lancaster Country Club
W. E. Brehm
Ralph Parks
Logan High HI-Y Club elects seven seniors
Election of seven seniors to the HI-Y Club at Logan High School was announced on Wednesday. Named members include Dick Brown Bob Terrell Dick Brandt Pearl Derr Jimmy Campbell Eddie Hamilton and Bill Hansel.
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