Shipment Is Received From State Center
Logan school collections of books will be distributed this week at Carbon Hill Longstreth Monday and Greendale after a visit Monday by Miss Hortense Gibson librarian. Between 30 and 40 books are prepared for these collections drawn from the state library consignment. Of the 500 books received virtually all have been distributed and a new collection of 200 is expected soon. Books are in circulation in 11 townships in Hocking County except Marion Benton and Salt Creek. Salt Creek schools may soon receive Salt Creek books. Preparations are being made to place books at Gibisonville with shelving space arranged.
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Logan—School
Carbon Hill
Longstreth
Greendale
Hortense Gibson
Betwen
State Library
Hocking County
Marion
Benton
Salt Creek
Miss Gibson
Gibisonville
Printing Ballots Contract Awarded by Hocking County
The Logan Republican won the contract for printing ballots for the November 8 election at a bid of 298.16. The project covers 13,260 general ballots, 13,260 judicial ballots, and nearly equal numbers of questions and issues ballots across 36 precincts with some having two questions. Clinton Webb was appointed deputy clerk during the pre election and election period. Carl Brandt remains clerk.
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Logan
Logan Republican
Hocking County Election Board
Clinton Webb
Carl Brandt
Infection follows knee bruise of local workman
Infection started from a bruise on the left knee of Charles Griffith near this city. He injured the knee while doing carpenter work at Anchor Hocking Glass Co. in Lancaster. Griffith will move his family to Lancaster soon for the winter season.
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Logan
Charles Griffith
Anchor Hocking Glass Co
Lancaster
Griffith
Special Church Services In Logan This Week At Nazarene
Special meetings at 7 30 each evening this week at the Church of Nazarene in Logan feature Rev C T Moore of Cincinnati appearing tonight with Rev C B Clendenen delivering the opening sermon Monday. Violinist Lewis Richard joins Moore for special music. The public is welcome.
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Logan
Church of Nazarene
C. T. Moore
Cincinnati
C. B. Clendenen
Lewis Richard
Mr. Moore
Picked raspberries at Luther Timberlake garden on North St
A pint of red raspberries was picked from the Luther Timberlake garden on North Street Monday. The plants are loaded with ripening berries and if a late frost stays away for several days, many quarts will be secured.
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Logan
Luther Timberlake
North St
Logan Junior High gains three new students
Logan reports three new students enrolled Monday morning, raising total enrollment to 429, still below last term’s 440. The addition marks a modest uptick as the school year continues.
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Logan
Officials named for Friday's Logan Athens game at Chieftain Field
Logan officials for the football game Friday evening with Athens at Chieftain Field will be Ivan W. Davis and Charles Ko terba from Columbus and Claude Chrisman from Logan.
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LOGAN
Athens
Chieftain Field
Ivan W. Davis
Charles Koterba
Columbus
Claude Chrisman
Logan and Murray City branch libraries post opening week circulations
Opening week at the Murray City Branch library saw 463 books borrowed while the Logan branch circulated 465 volumes. The figures highlight small but notable difference in early patron activity between the two locations.
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Logan
Murray City
Logan Students To See Ohio State Game
About 175 Logan junior and senior high students are planned to attend the Ohio State football game against Indiana in Columbus Saturday. Monday’s ticket sales reached 140, with plans for a bus and private autos to transport the group.
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Logan
Ohio State
Columbus
Coach Bender Prepares for Athens Clash
Logan reports Coach Tommy Bender drills his team at Chieftainfield as they prep for Friday's Athens game missing one regular due to a Saturday auto crash. Bruce Jaggs Jr heals a hand injury, Lawrence Adcock acts at center, Dalton Terrell returns to compete for end, Bob Snyder nurses a sore hand but practices. Drills include charging blocking tackling passing and punting with tackling dummy work.
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Logan
Tommy Bender
Chieftainfield
Bruce Jaggs
Lawrence Adcock
Dalton Terrell
Bob Snyder
Rural athletes to continue physical exams this week
Rural high school athletes will undergo continued physical examinations this week conducted by Dr. W B Lacock with assistance from public health nurse Miss Bertha Madlener. Examinations have been given at Ilesboro Union Furnace and Rockbridge.
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Logan
W. B. Lacock
Bertha Madlener
Ilesboro
Union Furnace
Rockbridge
Hospital dismissals mark Logan area day
Mrs Emma Turner of Murray City was discharged from Jeff Cherrington Hospital for home Sunday. Earlier Charles Hughes of Murray City was released after nearly a month in hospital due to injuries from a mine accident.
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Logan
Emma Turner
Murray City
Jeff Cherrington
Charles Hughes
Concord Social News Highlights Local Visits and Church Work
Mr and Mrs G W White and children Jane and Vern visited Mr and Mrs Clarence White at Fierce Ridge. Gail Reese is the name given the son born to Mr and Mrs F G Werner recently. The Wemers and Mrs F W Wemer with Bud dy and Robert enjoyed a Friday chicken dinner at O B Boudinot’s home. Concord Church interior work includes painting varnishing repairs and new pews to be installed with old pews stored for reunions and picnics funded by the Ladies Guild. Virgil Border and family of Millfield visited the Borders family. F G Werner and son Gail were guests at a Sunday dinner with E C Kasler. Denver boy Paul Gebhard, 14, found the fossil of an ancient snail once weighing 20 pounds.
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Concord
G. W. White
Jane
Vern
Clarence White
Fierce Ridge
Gail Reese
F. G. Wemer
R. H. Wemer
F. W. Wemer
Buddy
Robert
O. B. Boudinot
Concord Church
Ladies Guild
J. Sayers
Virgil Border
Millfield
Warren Border
F. G. Werner
Gail
E. C. Kasler
Logan Clubs Tour Hocking District With Gallipolis Group
Logan Social Notes reports the Logan Business and Professional Club hosting a Gallipolis group for a tour of the Hocking Scenic District led by Rangers Lew Jones L. T. Worley and S. A. Reichley. Attendees include Margaret Carter Ethel Young Edith Wilson Rowena Stormont Nellie Gills Edith Swisher Charlotte Hadrick plus local residents and visitors from Lancaster Columbus Ironton and Los Angeles.
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LOGAN
Gallipolis
Hocking
Ash Cave
Lew Jones
Rockhouse
L. T. Worley
Old Man’s Cave
S. A. Reichley
Margaret Carter
Ethel Young
Edith Wilson
Rowena Stormont
Nellie Gills
Edith Swisher
Charlotte Hawdrick
Birthday Party Honors Mrs Shriner in Columbus and Toledo
Mrs Ann Shriner celebrated her birthday Sunday with guests including Mr and Mrs Gifford Hull and daughter Mary Ann from Columbus, Owen her son, Miss Helen Ward, Henry Holman, and Miss Blanche Shriner from Toledo, and Mr and Mrs Harry Chase and family.
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Ann Shriner
Gifford Hull
Mary Ann
Owen
Helen Ward
Henry Holman
Columbus
Harry Chase
Blanche Shriner
Toledo
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Amos Burgess of Oroville
Mrs Amos Burgess celebrated her 67th birthday with a family dinner in Oroville. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Burgess, Mr and Mrs Earl Lanning and daughter Betty Christian, plus numerous relatives from Oroville Zanesville and Camp Hocking areas.
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Amos Burgess
Oroville
Burgess
Earl Lanning
Betty Christian
Evan Jones
Edward
Paul
Gene
David
Norma
Barbara Ann
Frank Lanning
Emma Lanning
Logan
Grover Burgess
Greendale
Harley Bungard
Don
Shirley
Patty
Joan
Jean
Zanesville
Ben Jones
Camp Hocking
Patrolman Notestone Takes Three Day Squirrel Hunt Vacation
Patrolman Charles Notestone scheduled a three day vacation starting Monday to enjoy squirrel hunting. During his absence Harrison Litherland covers the night shift. Fellow hunter John Shaw, chief freight handler at the C and O depot, also took a brief Monday vacation for a squirrel hunt.
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Logan
Charles Notestone
Harrison Litherland
John Shaw
C. and O
Pleads Not Guilty to Delinquency Charge
Harley Haynes, 61, Laurelville, is charged with contributing to the delinquency of a 10 year old girl. He pleaded not guilty and is held on a $500 bond awaiting a hearing next week. Haynes was arrested Saturday night by Sheriff J. Farbean and arraigned Monday before Judge E. L. Ewing.
Man seeks social security to sell car at title office
A man visited the Logan title certificate office last week asking to purchase a social security number so he could sell his automobile. Perplexed clerks noted the unusual request and sought guidance on proper handling.
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Logan
Firemen Seek Fund for Toy Repair Work
Logan launches a fund drive to buy tools and equipment for the Logan Fire Department toy repair program. Mayor Dallas Kinser, Fire Chief Roy Stallsmith, and Assistant Chief Gerald McLaughlin support rehabilitating old toys. Subscriptions are being accepted to supply gear to repair and sort toys for distribution at Christmas.
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Logan — A
Logan Fire Department
Dallas Kinser
Roy Stallsmith
Gerald McLaughlin
Shriner Wins Baton Contest at Athens
Glendon Shriner won the baton swinging honors at an Athens Sunday contest. He has been drum major of the Logan High School Band for the last three years and is the son of Mr and Mrs Earl Shriner.
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Logan
Glendon Shriner
Athens
Logan High School
Earl Shriner
City Council to Vote on Bond Issue Tonight
Logan city council meets to consider submitting a bond issue for proposed improvements. If the necessary resolution is not adopted this evening, it will be too late to vote on the issue on November 8.
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Logan
Masons Confer Entered Apprentice and Fellowcraft Degrees
Logan Mingo Lodge of Masons conferred the Entered Apprentice and Fellowcraft Degrees at a Monday evening meeting. The lodge expects a busy fall and winter season ahead.
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Logan—Mingo Lodge of Masons
Junior High Student Council Dates Meeting for Officer Elections
Arrangements were made by the Junior High School Student Council on Monday for a meeting next Friday evening where officers will be elected. The plan sets a formal session with all council members expected to attend.
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Logan
Squirrel Hunter Sets Opening Day Record With Trio Shots
Logan Griffith of Warner Ave. scored the top opening day tally in squirrel season by taking four squirrels with three shots. Fred Stoughton on North St. bagged the limit early Monday. Frank Lanning of Ragger Addition also brought in four by seven. Hunters were numerous and reported good hunting.
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Logan
Lawrence Griffith
Warner Ave
Fred Stoughton
North St
Frank Lanning
Ragger
R M Fountain Dies Rites Held Thursday
R M Fountain longtime Perry County resident died at his Columbus home on Monday He would have turned 73 Thursday He taught the Men s Bible Class at the Logan Methodist Church and was active in Masonry He is survived by his wife and daughter Mrs Walter E Brehm Funeral services are set for 2 p m Thursday at Spears Funeral Home 2693 W Broad St burial in Memorial Cemetery Columbus
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Logan
R. M. Fountain
Walter E. Brehm
Columbus
Fountain
Perry County
Methodist Church
Brehm
Ruth Corry
Spears
W. Broad St
Memorial Cemetery
Democrats Meet Thursdays in Knights of Pythias Hall
LOGAN The newly formed Hocking County Democrat Club plans to hold its campaign meetings in Knights of Pythias Hall. The next gathering is scheduled for Thursday evening.
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Logan
Hocking County Democrat Club
Knights of Pythias Hall
Injure Logan Man In Auto Accident
Logan resident R. B. Hansel sustained shock and bruises after being struck by a car driven by H. I. Burlanger Dayton on E Front Street Sunday evening. Police Chief Lew Reynolds investigated and did not arrest the driver, who was en route to West Virginia. Hansel was taken home for treatment with Mrs. Hansel present.
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Logan
R. B. Hansel
H. I. Burlanger
Dayton
E. Front St
Lew Reynolds
West Virginia
Hansel
Holmes Meets Banik In Bout Wednesday
Veteran middleweight Chuck Holmes will meet Eddie Banik in a boxing show to be presented under Herman Sheline at Tritchelville on Wednesday evening. The first bout starts at 8:30. Holmes seeks to halt Banik knockout streak and add a win to his record. The card also features Dreamer Morris, Glouster, Kid Bacanis, Buchtel in a six round semi windup, Marion Lambert Greenvale Skeets Sikorski Glouster versus Freddie Ray Glouster and Bobby Butts Bremen in four round bouts.
Hunter Shot By Companion on Logan Farm
Lester Brothers of East Sparta was shot by a hunting companion while deer or squirrel season opened on the Charles Nunemaker farm east of the city. A mistimed shot by one man struck Brothers in the face and neck as nineteen or more pellets hit him. he recovered from shock and was improving at Cherrington Hospital. A separate line notes that a good corn husker can husk up to 100 bushels per day.
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Logan
Lester Brothers
East Sparta
Charles Nunemaker
Howard
Hobart Inboden
Clarence Boechler
Cherrington Hospital
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Bender
Paul Gebhard
Denver, Colo
Cyaevi
Jack Mounts
Nancy
John Liff
Otto Neptune
William Maffin
Neptune
Marietta
Charles Goosehurst
Ironton
Michel Frim
Virginia Lee
J. W. Coleman
Faith Wright
County Health Office
Emma Mosier
Los Angeles
Pauline Mosier
Charles Stone
Charles Meldrim
Clara Stone
Frank Harden
Alton Frasure
Ralph Webb
T. S. Club
Don Dawley
Hedley Lowes
Jesse Devol
Harry Guess
Edgar Stedwill
Robert Hardy
Howard Wiseman
John Dehnen
Joe Blosser
Wunder Shoe Store
Women's New
Oxfords
Freidman
Shelby
W. L. Douglas
South Court
Athens, Ohio
Shriner
City Council
Squirrel Hunter
Logan Man
Schenley Distributors, Inc
N.Y. C
Holmes
Banik
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