Personal Tax Returns Final Date In Hocking County
Logan Ohio April 1 announcement by County Auditor W S Yaw that personal tax returns in Hocking County will be accepted until April 20 without penalty. Extension follows Governor George White of the State Tax Commission request. Original deadline was March 31. many residents requested more time and many returns remain unfiled.
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Logan
W. S. Yaw
Hocking County
George White
State Tax Commission
Yaw
Route 31 Improvement To Be Let On April 15
Logan April 1 Hocking County residents note that the contract for grading and paving the Route 31 stretch from Haydenville south of Nelsonville will be let April 15. The project is brick paving with an estimated value near 250000 and may reopen two local brick plants in Hocking and Nelsonville.
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Logan
Hocking County
Haydenville
Nelsonville
Harley Calvin
John Dowler
Athens
Meigs
B. V. Wright
Barton A. Hall
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Wright
Dowler
Chamber of Commerce
Hocking Valley
Gli Amici Club Bridge Night at Zanesville Avenue
Mrs Willard Lyke hosted a Wednesday evening gathering for the Gli Amici Club at her home on Zanesville Avenue. Mrs C L Abell and Mrs Nita Miller received awards after a bridge session. refreshments followed the games.
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Willard Lyke
Zanesville Avenue
Gli Amici Club
Bridge
C. L. Abell
Nita Miller
Miller
Classified and Circulation Call Lines Prompt Local Ads
Local notices invite readers to place classified ads and circulation requests. The Messenger provides contact details for DY Milne and a telephone line to handle society and local notices.
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The
Messenger
DY. Milne
John Connor Rites Conducted Thursday
Funeral services for John Connor Jr were held at his parents home on East Second Street at 10 30 am Thursday. The Rev James R Fields of the Methodist Episcopal Church preached the sermon. Burial followed in Greenlawn Cemetery Nelsonville. He leaves brothers and sisters Mrs J H Elias Glasgow Harley Connor Charleston W Va Gomer Dewey and Miss Mary E Connor Logan and Mrs Frank Love Montgomery W Va.
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Logan
John Connor
East Second Street
Columbus
James R. Fields
Methodist Episcopal Church
Greenlawn
Nelsonville
Connor
J. H. Elias
Glouster
Harley Connor
Charleston
W. Va
Gomer
Dewey
Mary E. Connor
Frank Love
Montgomery
Two Poultry Schools Planned Next Week
Logan April 1 arrangements are complete for two poultry schools to be held next week. The first on Tuesday at Rockbridge High School and the second Thursday at Union Furnace High School will feature Harold Chambers extension agent speaking on healthy chick raising and the regional poultry situation in Southeastern Ohio. Film strip pictures will accompany both talks.
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Logan
Rockbridge High School
Union Furnace High
Harold Chambers
Ohio
Former bank receiver testifies in Citizens Savings case
C A Jones former receiver of First Rempel National Bank appeared in Logan in Common Pleas Court on Thursday to testify in the Citizens Savings Association suit against S C Bright and others. He had earlier been named receiver of a large financial institution in Marion.
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Logan
C. A. Jones
First Rempel National Bank
Common Pleas Court
Citizens Savings Association
S. Cc. Bright
Marion
Krieg Pharmacy Relocates From Main and Spring Corner
Krieg Pharmacy moves from the corner room at Main and Spring in the Opera House block after eighteen years. The former location, long occupied by a pharmacy, is now vacated and the business shifts to the West Main Street room recently left by Joe Thomas.
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Logan
Two Plead Guilty in Nelsonville Shoplifting Case
Pat and Austin Allen of Nelsonville pled guilty before Mayor Elias Bright to petit larceny charges. Each fined five dollars but could not pay, resulting in commitment to the county jail. the alleged theft involved shirts and a lumber jacket from Brashares store Monday.
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Logan
Elias Bright
Pat
Austin Allen
Nelsonville
Brashares
Blossers Sweep Hickman Bottling In Bowling Match
Blosser's Restaurant bowlers won three games against Hickman Bottling Works led by Eddie Tolbert with 659 pins. Final team scores were 3,092 for Blosser's and 2,994 for Hickman, with a 1,107 final effort by Blosser's sealing the win.
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Logan
Blosser's
Hickman Bottling Works
Eddie Tolbert
Blossers
J. Columber
H. Columber
Henderson
Ecancusen
Hickmans
Idano Club Hosts Six O'clock Spread at Krieg Home
Idano Club members enjoyed a six o'clock spread Tuesday at the home of Mrs. John EB Krieg on West Front Street. Mrs. Frank Reynolds of Mt. Sterling was a guest.
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Idano Club
John EB. Krieg
West Front Street
Frank Reynolds
Mt. Sterling
Franks Family Illness Delays Boy Scout Campaign Work
Mr. and Mrs. Walker L. Franks of Midland Place and two daughters suffer influenza. Franks heads the general committee for the upcoming Boy Scout financial campaign in Hocking County and hopes to resume duties soon. Chummy Bridge Club met at Mrs. Huffman’s on North Spring Street with awards to Mrs. Lortz and Mrs. Wal burn.
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Walker L. Franks
Midland Place
Franks
Hocking County
Chummy Bridge Club
Charles Huffman
North Spring Street
Rudolph Lortz
Joe Walburn
Mountville 4-H Club to be organized soon
Homer Grange will meet at Mountville Saturday at 1 PM. The Juvenile Grange also meets, with one candidate to receive the degree. County Farm Agent Eaton notes 27 Mountville youths decided to affiliate with 4-H work, S. S. Vickrey to lead, with another organizing meeting planned in about ten days.
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Homer High School
Council To Meet GLOUSTER April Meeting
The first regular council meeting of the month will be held at the city building tonight at 7 o'clock. The mayor's report is expected to be the only completed report as other departments will likely have no time to prepare theirs.
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Glouster
Logan High Students Study Dramatic Play
Public speaking class at Logan Senior High will spend a two week period studying a single play. The class committee in charge includes Jack Baker Roberta Schaal Floyd Beougher and Mabel Krinn.
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Logan
Logan Senior High
Jack Baker
Roberta Schaal
Floyd Beougher
Mabel Krinn
Local Hospital Reports Appendicitis Surgeries and Recoveries
Clifford Turner of near Logan underwent an appendicitis operation at the Cherrington Hospital and is in satisfactory condition. James Lomax of Powelton WV left the hospital after treatment. Blosser Lehman had an appendicitis operation Tuesday. Mrs Pearl Schlotterback of New Plymouth is receiving treatment at the hospital.
Aged Woman Dies At Athens Home
Mrs. Mary Spalding Fierce aged 77 died at her son’s home 27 Mound Street Athens after a long Trimble Rural Route 1 residence. Survived by sons Guy J James and Ross T. Funeral at Trimble Church of Christ Sunday at 1 with Rev G B Courtney officiating. Burial Nye Cemetery Chauncey.
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Athens
Loyal Daughters Class Moves Meeting Location
The Loyal Daughters class of the Church of Christ will meet at 7:30 PM at Mrs. J. H. Henshaw's Cross Street home instead of the church as originally announced.
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Glouster
Loyal Daughters
Church of Christ
J. H. Henshaw
Cross Street
Inspection of White Rose Temple Pythian Sisters Held
A Wednesday night inspection of White Rose Temple No 92 Pythian Sisters was led by Mrs Conkle of Logan. Mrs Conkle and Mrs Elizabeth Ellis spoke. A chicken dinner followed and visitors from Logan and Athens attended.
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Glouster
White Rose Temple
Conkle
Logan
Elizabeth Ellis
Athens
Albany Area Man Roy Shaffer Dies At 40
Roy Shaffer 40, died Thursday morning at his home near Albany from complications. He is survived by his wife Ida Sickles Shaffer a sister Ora Hysell and two brothers in Springfield. A funeral at 2 p.m. Sunday will be held at the M P Church in New Marshfield with burial there.
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Roy Shaffer
Albany
Ida Sickles Shaffer
Ora Hysell
Springfield
Shaffer
Athens County
New Marshfield
Cuba Is Subject Rothwell Club Meets at Glouster Thursday
The Rothwell Club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. J. H. Henshaw's Cross Street home with Mrs. W. W. Bryson presiding. Roll call prompted current events as Mrs. William James presented a Cuba paper noting Columbus era discoveries and highway caretakers with small homes and evergreens later transplanted to beautify highways.
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Rothwell Club
Glouster
J. H. Henshaw
Cross Street
W. W. Bryson
William James
Cuba
Bridge Club Honors and Prizes in Glouster Event
Mrs Mildred Nida hosted a four table bridge night on Barbour Street. Miss Mildred Howard won first prize with Fontelle Harper second and Burness Candoo the consolation. Members present included Miss Olive and others.
Funeral Held for John Connor Jr in Columbus
Dr. J H Elias traveled to Logan Thursday morning for the funeral of his brother-in-law John Connor Jr who died in a Columbus hospital. Connor formerly resided in Logan and had just secured a new position there. Mrs Elias departed Glouster after receiving notice.
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Glouster
J. H. Elias
Logan
John Connor Jr
Columbus
Opposition To Relief Plan Faces School Leaders
Superintendent W W Ankenbrand notes educators disfavor the plan requiring boards of education to provide food clothing and medical aid to indigent children. Frank E Reynolds argues school funds would bear the expense and local levies are already hard to obtain. he calls for opposing any such law.
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Boards of Education
W. W. Ankenbrand
Frank E. Reynolds
Ohio Education Association
Reynolds
Elect Officers At Y P S Meeting
In Glouster April 1 the semi annual election of officers for the Young People’s Society of the M E Church will be held during Sunday’s meeting from five to seven in the church social room.
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Glouster
Young People’s Society of the
M. E. Church
Indigent Children and School Funds Debate
Speaker Ankenbrand criticizes diverting depleted school funds to feed and clothe indigent children. He argues relief should be provided by general measures approved by the State Legislature, not by reallocating education or road funds.
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Ankenbrand
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Madge Evans
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