County Achievement Program Set For Logan April 2
Logan hosts the 1937 Hocking County Achievement Program at the High School Auditorium on April 2 with W. H. Hansel as emcee. Farm women 4-H Clubs Granges and local groups will participate, featuring 4-H certificate and pin presentations by Frank St. Clair. Musical numbers by Melvin Harbarger and Richard McCutchan accompany readings by J. P. Schmidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High
W. H. Hansel
Farm Women
Young People’s Club
Future Farmers Club
Granges
Logan Garden Club
J. P. Schmidt
J. P. Schmidt, Supervisor of Farmers’ Institutes
Frank St. Clair
Webb Summit
Board of
County Commissioners
Melvin Harbarger
Richard McCutchan
Logan Schools
James R. Smoot
Harold Chambers
Auto Dealers Set March Record in Logan County
Logan Hocking County dealers sold 71 new autos in March to break the prior record of 66 set in March 1936. The final three days pushed the total, while about 325 used cars also traded in the month.
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Logan—Hocking County
Discover New Lead in Hit-Skip Auto Case
Logan reports that Sheriff Joe Farbearn's staff have found a new lead in the injury of Karl Gruner an Enterprise farmer struck by a hit and run driver on October 23 1936. The renewed investigation began Wednesday afternoon.
Local Patients Return Home and Hospital Admissions Lists
At Logan Hospital William Horn of Haydenville returned home Wednesday after an operation for a hernia at Cherrington Hospital. Mrs. Robert Kern of Union Furnace underwent a major surgical operation Tuesday for complications. Clark Sweazy of Columbus had a tonsil removal on Wednesday. Mrs. C. S. Chidister of Logan was dismissed after two days of treatment. Mrs. George Burke of W Main Street was admitted Wednesday for treatment.
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Logan
William Horn
Haydenville
Cherrington Hospital
Robert Kern
Union Furnace
Clark Sweazy
Columbus
C. S. Chidister
George Burke
W. Main St
Loyal workers in 4 H Club leadership honored
Three Hocking County women have long served in 4 H Club leadership. Mrs Harry Swaim of Haydenville leads with 11 years, while Grace Harsh of Falls Township and Vira Davis of Benton Township start their tenth year of club work.
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Logan
Hocking County
Harry Swaim
Haydenville
Grace Harsh
Falls Township
Vira Davis
Benton Township
Indian peace pipe shown at Logan. brought by Isaac Inboden
An Indian peace pipe in the form of a tomahawk with a hollow stem was brought to Logan Wednesday by Isaac Inboden, Marion Township farmer. Also, Mrs. James Auflick of Nelsonville was brought to Cherrington Hospital Wednesday evening after a recent Columbus operation for further care.
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Logan
Isaac Inboden
Marion Township
James Auflick
Nelsonville
Columbus
Cherrington Hospital
Logan Police Arrest Record March Total 39
Logan City police set a record by arresting 39 people in March including six intoxicated drivers. Among those arrested was James S. Harrison of Wichita, sought by city and federal officials.
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Logan
James S. Harrison
Wichita
Chambers Family Announces Move to Coshocton Office
Arrangements by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chambers and family to relocate to Coshocton next Thursday. Mr. Chambers will assume charge of the extension office for that county.
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Logan
Harold Chambers
Coshocton
Chambers
Logan Case Transcribed for Grand Jury Review in Athens
Transcript in the E. Reynolds case in Athens moved to the common pleas court on Wednesday. The case will be ready for grand jury investigation next Monday. Defendant is free on a $700 bond.
Cooks Learn New Dinner Tricks at Community School
The Messenger and Athens Merchants announce a free Cooking and Home Making School open to all district women and men. Sessions run Tuesday to Friday at 9 am in Schine’s Athena Theater with Miss Margaret King leading demonstrations and more than 60 new recipes shown.
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Messenger Cooking School
Messenger and
Athens Merchants
Schine
Athena
Miss King
Hocking County Sets Up Funds for Bridge Work
Hocking County Commissioners at a special meeting discussed fire insurance for county property and approved a quarterly appropriation totaling 34 261 85 led by 19 761 85 for road department maintenance and WPA bridge material costs. Three bridges under the WPA plan were funded for Pleasant Valley Road and Nickel Plate Road bringing county total to nine with two more planned.
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Logan
Hocking County
Engineer's Department
W. S. Yang
Pleasant Valley Road
Nickel Plate Road
Logan Booster Rally Attended by Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Rolland Bright spoke at the Booster Club meeting in New Straitsville for District 61 numbered 20. The program featured music and readings. The next meeting will be in June in Logan.
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Logan
Logan Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Booster Club
New Straitsville
Rolland Bright
Revival Draws Largest Crowd at Trimble Church of Christ
Interest grows in Trimble revival as crowds increase. Last night minister C L Johnson from Glouster spoke on Direct Testimony with a 39 member delegation from Nelsonville present. Others from Taylor Ridge Greens Run attended. Mrs Lou Allen sang with Sigred Love on piano. Tonight Johnson speaks They Continued at 7 30 p m. Easter visit by Chauncey residents to Pleasant Plains Ohio with Anna Collins remembered as Anna Hayes.
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Chauncey
Trimble Church of Christ
David P. Morris
Glouster Church of Christ
Glouster Church
C. L. Johnson
Leland Goodman
Nelsonville Church of Christ
Goodman
Chauncey Bryan Hospitalized in Cleveland
Joseph Bryan of Chauncey has entered a Cleveland hospital for treatment. During his absence his wife and daughter reside with Mrs. Henry Bryan in Lancaster.
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Chauncey
Joseph Bryan
Cleveland
Mrs. Bryan
Mrs
Henry Bryan
Lancaster
Dogs and chickens banished as Chauncey enacts leash law
Chauncey voters and officials enforce an ordinance banning dogs and chickens running at large, taking effect April 1 as announced by Mayor W. D. Hines. The notice appears amid community items including Townsend Club visits and local church events.
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Chauncey
W. D. Hines
Chauncey Boy Scout Troop to Meet Thursday
Chauncey Regular meeting of the Boy Scout Troop will be held Thursday night at the City Building. All registrations must be paid at this meeting. In the scoutmaster’s absence Max Wilson of the Scouts Executive Committee will lead the local troop with Neil Tippett away.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Boy Scout
Neil Tippett
Max Wilson
Scouts Executive Committee
Britain tops list of citizens living abroad in 1930
The International Labor Office reports 4,115,049 Britons resided overseas in 1930, ahead of Germany with 2,250,000 and France with 1,717,976.
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London
Great Britain
International Labor Office
Germany
France
Chauncey Juniors Present The Antics of Andrew Farce
Chauncey Dover High School Junior class stages The Antics of Andrew a three act farce Friday night in the high school auditorium directed by Pearl Henry. Cast includes Dix Pickering Iroa Rivers Preston Tucker Carl Stalder Victor Leffler Helen Ferrer Ruth Shafer Marian Earich Ralph West Virginia Nagle Harold McBride Frances Hiles and William Zimmers with showtime at 8 o'clock.
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Chauncey
Australia
Andrew
Chauncey- Dover High School
Pearl Henry
Dix Pickering
Iroa Rivers
Preston Tucker
Carl Stalder
Victor Leffler
Helen Ferrer
Ruth Shafer
Marian Earich
Ralph West
Virginia Nagle
Harold McBride
Frances Hiles
William Zimmers
Revival to Begin at Happy Hollow Church
Reverend John Peel of Morristown Holiness Church will start an inter denominational revival at Happy Hollow Church next Monday night April 5. The church, inactive for months, has been renovated and a piano installed. A preparatory meeting will be held Sunday at 2 PM.
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Chauncey
John Peel
Morristown
Condition Improves for Mrs Moore After Illness at Home
Mrs Harry Moore in Lower Plains has shown significant improvement after a serious illness. Darrell Moore and family have returned to Dayton following a visit with the Moore household. Additional visitors include Mr and Mrs Wendell Moore and Mr and Mrs Elmer Stanley of Athens and Gilbert Moler of Nelsonville.
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Chauncey
Harry Moore
Lower Plains
Darrell Moore
Darrell, Jr
Anita
Dayton
Wendell Moore
Elmer Stanley
Athens
Gilbert Moler
Nelsonville
Moore
Mrs Loretta Shields Ogg Returns Home From Hospital
Loretta Shields Ogg was moved by ambulance Monday from Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens back to Chauncey to her mother Anna Shields home. She had been there two weeks before worsening and was readmitted for treatment. Her sister Viola Davis a trained nurse tends to her care. Her condition is said to be much improved.
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Chauncey
Loretta Shields Ogg
Anna_ Shields
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Viola Davis
Immunization Program Progress in Hocking County Schools
Dr. W. B. Lacock reports second immunizations for first and second graders in rural Hocking County schools will finish by week end. All schools will be visited except Murray City where the first treatment was delayed. second treatment set for April 9.
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Logan
Hocking County
W. B. Lacock
Murray City
Haydenville Couple Announce Gracie Anne Lehman Marriage
Mr and Mrs Blosser Lehman of Haydenville announce the marriage of their daughter Gracie Anne to Mr George Taylor on March 28. The ceremony took place at Logan conducted by Magistrate S B Whitehart.
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Haydenville
Blosser Lehman
Gracie Anne
George Taylor
Logan
S. B. Whitehart
Bond Forfeiture in Reckless Driving Case
John W. Rothwell of Columbus posted 12 dollars bond after Saturday arrest to appear before Mayor Kenneth Fitzgerald on a reckless driving charge. He did not show up and the bond was forfeited.
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Logan John W. Rothwell
Columbus
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Birth Announcement for Chauncey Adkins
Are Parents of Son CHAUNCEY Mr. and Mrs. George Adkins Esther McKinney announce the birth of a six pound son at their home on Wednesday March 31 Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs O B Adkins and Mr. and Mrs Andrew McKinney Chauncey
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Chauncey
George Adkins
Esther McKinney
O. B. Adkins
Andrew McKinney
Chauncey Personal And Social Mention
Ethel Augustine Chauncey Sugar Creek spent the weekend visiting her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Arthur Burchfield. Floyd Barker Athens spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs George Gabriel Jr. Kenneth Nye returned to Kirksville Missouri with wife and Floyd Nye as far as Columbus. Blaine Bullock near Chauncey left for Kentucky to visit relatives. Andrew McKinney and family Easter with parents near Pt Pleasant West Virginia. Easter services at Holiness Training School Heights West Virginia. Mrs Charles Love will visit Chauncey with Mrs Martha McKinney. Mrs Clifford Banfield Chauncey ill but improving.
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Andrew McKinney
Elaine
Paul
Zelda
Martha McKinney
Chas. Love
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Holiness Training School
Heights
Chauncey
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Logan Hospital
G-Lamour
Dorothy Lamour
Panama
Margaret King
de Both Home Makers
Hocking County Board
Mrs. Collins
Guy E. Osborne
Nell Rupe
Elizabeth
Freddie
Rupe
Anna Collins
Pleasant Plains
Ohio
Collins
Anna Hayes
Frank A. Cline
Townsend
McArthur
Wellston
Jackson
Pomeroy
Tuppers Plains
Tenth Congressional District
Holiness Church
Frank Walton
Clifford Banfield
James Phillips
Frank Phillips
Gladys
Kathleen
Barstow III
Chauncey Juniors
Dover
Happy Hollow
Perker
Sens Gan Se
Colonial Plan
To Grows At Finance Company
N. Court
Enna Jetticks
American Girl Shoes
S. Court St
Dalmatea Swanky ‘Saunter
Snaffy
Marimba
Brookwell
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