Logan Day by Day by Ed Staff NAMES (NO ADDRESSES)
The article compares town names across the United States noting Logan variants in 15 states and Logan County Ohio. It lists Logan populations, other similarly named towns such as Enterprise Gore Rockbridge and Mound groupings, and notes unique combinations like Laurelville Perry and Gibsonville. It highlights atlas findings on duplicate names and local peculiarities.
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Murray City
Union Furnace
Oroville
South Bloomingville
Ilesboro
Mound Crossing
South
Perry
Laurelville
Hocking County
Rand McNally
United
Logan
Oklahoma
Utah
Alabama
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
New Mexico
North Dakota
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Logandale
Logan Mills
Loganton
Logansports
Loganville
Logan County
Ohio
Marion County
New York
Enterprise
Florida
Oregon
Rockbridge
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Gore
Georgia
Texas
Goreville
Greendales
Greendell
Haydenville
Massachusetts
New England
Diamond
Iles
Tresboro
Gibsonville
N. C
City Council Ends Payments on Iron Removal Plant Notes
Last night the council approved paying off the final two notes in the filtration fund for the waterworks iron removal plant built last summer at nearly 20000 dollars. Treasurer Ralph Moorhead was authorized to complete the payoff totaling 2478 dollars, with no bonds issued. Most of the plant cost came from waterworks surplus and reductions in discounts for prompt payments by consumers.
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Ralph Moorhead
Back for Last Puff Fire Chief Fights Quick Car Fire
Fire chief Roy Stallsmith made a rapid response when Charles Byers 685 North Walnut Street car caught fire from the exhaust about 7 pm He reportedly placed a cigarette by the phone shelf dashed to the truck returned to find the blaze out and took one last puff Chief credited Dean Hawkinson who saw the fire and aided with a portable extinguisher from his truck
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Roy Stallsmith
Charles Byers
North
Walnut Street
Stallsmith
Dean Hawkinson
Byers
Professors Find Unnecessary Pay Increases In Ohio
Atty. Gen. Duffy moves toward inquiry into Ohio State Highway Department after a 500 page report by professor board accusing increases in payrolls during campaigns. The board cites bid manipulation and high material costs, while praising some contract practices and testing. Governors Davey and Jaster unavailable for comment as officials review findings.
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Columbus, O
Herbert S. Duffy
State Highway Department
Martin L. Davey
Board of
Professor-Investigat
Davey
Highway Department
Cleveland
John J. Jaster, Jr
Maintenance Bureau
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
State Department
Clyde T. Morris
John G. Prior
Ohio State
Malcolm S. Douglas
George E. Barnes
Case School of Applied Science
Benjamin H. Petty
Ray B. Crepps
Purdue
Italians Warn Rebel Franco Moderation Advice
Rome June 29 AP A Fascist spokesman said Italy advised General Francisco Franco to show moderation to stop British and other foreign ships from delivering supplies to government Spain.
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Italy
Francisco Franco
Spain
Britain to press Franco on air raids as foreign troops leave Spain
In Rome sources say Earl of Perth urged Mussolini to use influence with Franco to halt air raids angering British parliament. A potential settlement emerges as Britain France Italy and Germany agree to share costs of withdrawing foreign volunteers, with Soviet Russia paying its share in kind.
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Great Britain
Spain
Rome
Earl of Perth
Mussolini
Francisco Franco
Lord Perth
Galeazzo Ciano
Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Soviet
Russia
Neighborhood Playground Grading Underway
Work began today on grading a new neighborhood playground between North Orchard and Culver streets as a cooperative project by area parents. A city grader was donated to the effort, with site donated by Charles Loomis. Swings, sand boxes, and other facilities will be built and sponsors seek second-hand two inch pipe for swing supports.
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North Orchard
Culver Streets
Charles Loomis
North Walnut Street
New Readers Added to The Logan Daily News
The Logan Daily News lists new readers today including Charles Burns Logan Route 5 Baker Rheinscheid Logan Route 5 Charles Unger Logan Route 5 Les lie Thomas Logan Route 1 Merton Lehman South Bloomingville Route 1 J S Harble Logan Route 5 Forest Keck Logan Route 5 Sam Krinn Logan Route 5 Harold Hei gle Logan Route 5 Wm O Kuhn Logan Route 5 Lorn Huffman South Bloomingville Route 1 A A Helber Logan Route 5 Harley Emmons Logan Route 5
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Logan Daily News
Charles Burns
Logan
Baker Rheinscheid
Charles Unger
Leslie Thomas
Merton Lehman
South Bloomingville
J. S. Harble
Forest Keck
Sam Krinn
Harold Heigle
Wm. O. Kuhn
Lorn Huffman
A. A. Helber
Harley Emmons
Injured by runaway hay wagon, Albert W. Frank dies
Albert W. Frank aged 54 died from injuries after a team of horses hitched to a hay wagon ran away in Cardington Ohio. The accident occurred today with authorities listing the cause as the runaway wagon incident.
Ohio Governor Davey Aid Indictments Hit Campaigns
Franklin county grand jury in Columbus returned 13 indictments against seven campaign aides of Gov. Martin L. Davey charging they received contributions from state civil service workers. All faced technical arrest with a likely autumn term trial. Conviction carries up to six months in jail or a $500 fine or both and possible office forfeiture. Other four aides named include J L Kennedy Charles O Wilson Frank M Wowery and M Ray Allison.
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Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Franklin County Grand Jury
Columbus
Ries
J. L. Kennedy
Charles O. Wilson
Frank M. Wowery
M. Ray Allison
Hocking County WPA Ends Year With New Projects
With the last pay period of the fiscal year ending, Hocking County WPA officials plan to continue under new appropriations after July 1. All projects transfer, funds reappropriated, and contracts for trucks and equipment to be let. A $700,000 county blanket road project is under way, the largest for secondary roads. Federal approval for a city blanket project is anticipated soon. This week 1,319 WPA workers are employed in the county, 75 percent on roads. The latest project uses 10 women at Logan High School to clean county schools, with all four city buildings to be cleaned before extending to Laurelville, Union Furnace, Gibisonville, Carbon Hill and Murray City.
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Hocking County
WPA
Logan High School
Laurelville
Union Furnace
Gibisonville
Carbon Hill
Murray City
Logan grocer builds new log store at Route 33 falls mill line
E. L. Magill, Logan grocer, began constructing a new store at the intersection of U. S. Route 33 and the Falls Mill road, just west of Logan. He will continue to operate his existing shop at 878 West Hunter Street.
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E. L. Magill
Logan Grocer
Falls Mill Road
Logan
Hunter Street
Lenglen Undergoes Blood Transfusion in Serious Condition
Paris dispatch reports Suzanna Lenglen, former world leading woman tennis player, underwent a blood transfusion to combat pernicious anemia that her physician says has left her in serious condition.
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Paris
Suzanna Lenglen
Bank Bandits Gun Stopped Two Holdup Men in Ohio
Ohio highway patrolman Carl Whipple fired through a broken windshield with a confiscated rifle to stop two Cincinnati men during a Chillicothe restaurant holdup. Lance was shot in the spine and likely to die while Frank was wounded in the shoulder. both men were captured near Milford after fleeing at high speed. Police said the duo had moved to Cincinnati from Washington Court House three weeks earlier.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Carl Whipple
Wilmington
Milford
Indiana Bank
New Vienna
Chicago
Thomas Lance
Carl Frank
Lance
Frank
A. O. Smith
Chillicothe
Whipple
Washington Court House
Death notices for William S. Lanning and family links
Funeral services are planned for William S. Lanning 62 a retired carpenter and former Hocking Valley Railroad technician who died at his East Main street home late Tuesday night. He moved from Athens County years ago and had been ill of late survived by wife Florence he leaves a son Alfred of Logan a daughter Dorothy Schaal of Zanesville and four sisters Mrs Charles Wilson Toledo Mrs Flemon Sauders Logan Mrs George Dean and Mrs Maggie Wilson of Nel.
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William S. Lanning
Hocking Valley Railroad
East Main Street
Lanning
Athens County
Florence
Alfred
Logan
Dorothy Schaal
Zanesville
Charles Wilson
Toledo
Flemon Sauders
George Dean
Maggie Wilson
Nel
Vanderbilts Capitalist Frederick William Vanderbilt Dies
Frederick William Vanderbilt 83, capitalist, railroad director and yachting enthusiast, died at his Hyde Park country home after a weeklong illness. He followed his father and brothers in railroads but did not reach the top ranks or attract as much public attention.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Frederick William Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Wounded Youth Weds In Bedside Ceremony
John William Freeman an 18 year old wounded at his home near Nickel Plate School married Mary Ann Brooks 17 daughter of Howard and Mrs Brooks in a bedside ceremony. The couple wed after a near fatal shooting May 26 when Freeman was struck by a pistol shot fired by Attorney Allen R. McBroom at his door. Reverend Miranda Casto conducted the service shortly before 7 pm. Only immediate family present and visitors asked to refrain while Freeman recovers.
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Nickel Plate School
John William Freeman
Mary Ann Brooks
Howard Brooks
Allen R. McBroom
McBroom
Freeman
McBroomater
Miranda Casto
Seek Improvement of U. S. Route 33
Blue and Gray Trail Association led by Logan secretary Barton A. Holl seeks upgrades for Federal Route 33 from Benton Harbor Michigan through Logan to Richmond Virginia. A July 18 conference with Governor Homer A. Holt will discuss Ohio widening from near Athens to Pomeroy to 20 feet with concrete paving under federal standards.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Logan
Richmond
Blue and Gray Trail Association
Barton A. Holl
Holl
Homer A. Holt
West Virginia
Ohio
Athens
Pomeroy
Solons Weigh Public Auditorium and Sewage Plans
City Council directed estimates be drawn for a softening plant, a sewage disposal facility, and a municipal auditorium as possible PWA projects. The move follows Chamber of Commerce input via Barton A. Hall, with a goal of private contracts and 45 percent federal grants.
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Barton A. Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Roy Loomis
PWA
Hall
Dallas Kinser
Holl
Columbus
Municipal Pool Opens On Time This Morning
A crowd gathered at Wogan's new swimming pool on North Market Street as doors opened at 10 o'clock. Children led by first swimmer Jimmy McGonagle and first girl Joanne Jurgensmier enjoyed the warm water while spectators filled the south bleachers. The site bears plaques noting Logan City Board of Education sponsorship and Works Progress Administration construction in 1937 38.
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Wogan
North Market Street
Bath House
Tom Bender
Jimmy McGonagle
John McGon
Logan Swimming Pool
Logan City Board of Education
Harry H. Wright
Sherman T. Lyke
Rolland Bright
John E. Krieg
L. E. Straw
G. E. Carr
R. O. Wagstaff
Ashley, Bradley and Day
William Wolfe
Robert W. Keynes
Works Progress Administration
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Franco
The
Associated Press
Daniel
Earhart Tax Commission
Thomas E. Dye
J. Freer Bittinger
Suzanne Lenglen
Will Lanning
Hocking Valley R. R
F. W. Vanderbilt
Solons
Goose Creek
State Health Department
Lancaster
Circleville
William Loomis
Logan Contractors
C. Aidge
Loomis
Council
Kinser
Harley Meyer
Ohio Power Co
Wonn
Brehm
Street Committee
Freisner Avenue
Tipton
Walburn
Preisner Avenue
Church Street
Citizens Savings Association
Moore
Munter
Depot Streets
Atter
Front Streets
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