Indictments Returned by April Term Grand Jury
Logan eight indictments were returned after a late Monday report. Four cases were ignored and one continued, another transferred to juvenile court. Notestone's case postponed due to witness illness while Coakley was moved to juvenile court for being 17. Open indictments named Wolfe, Jones, Crago, Lytle Jr., Clause, Lohr. Two secret indictments were returned.
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LOGAN
John Notestone
George Notestone
Dewey Coakley
Dallas Kinser
Henderson Wolfe
Paul L. Jones
Harry Crago
Charles Lytle, Jr
Lloyd Clause
Harry Lohr
Sarah
St Clair Serves on Hocking Grand Jury
Logan Ohio Frank St Clair Falls Township Magistrate joined the Hocking grand jury Monday. His name appeared in the jury wheel before his magistrate appointment. No cases came from his court so he served as juror. Only exemption was W J Frasch due to illness. Melrose Harbaugh filled the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Frank St. Clair
Falls Township
W. J. Frasch
Jurors Recalled After Inspecting County Jail
Floyd Nimon leads the grand jury with members including Mrs. James Lanning and George Hunsacker. The panel reviewed 26 witnesses and found jail regulations followed, with jurors not dismissed but subject to recall if needed.
Health Expert Discusses City Health Survey Plans
Logan E. E. Huber of the Public Health Service spoke to the city board of health about creating an ideal health setup for cities of this size. He noted that after the survey is completed and state approved, a report will go to city council and there may be an effort to form a joint city county health unit.
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Logan
E. E. Huber
U. S. Public Health Service
City Board of Health
State Department
County Boards of Health
Dr. Walter A. Brehm Announces Assembly Run
Dr. Walter A. Brehm declared Monday he would seek the Republican nomination for the General Assembly. He had pondered the step for days before making the formal announcement, while Walter North also announced plans to seek the nomination later in the week.
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Walter A. Brehm
Logan
Walter E. Brehm
General Assembly
Walter North
Godman Shoe Plant Workers Return to Jobs
Virtually the entire force of the Godman Shoe Company has returned to work at the main plant and annex in Logan. Those who have not returned are expected to come back as their services are needed.
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Logan
Godman Shoe Company
Assignments for Army Reserve doctors and arrests in Logan
Logan Army Reserve members Dr. Carlos A. Gaffin and Dr. W B Lacock trained as summer signments. Gaffin to the Dental Corps at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana Lacock to the 15th Medical Regiment at Carlisle Barracks Carlisle Pennsylvania. Will Reynolds arrested for assault and accused of attacking Anna Reynolds.
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Logan
U. S. Army Reserve Corps
Carlos A. Gaffin
W. B. Lacock
Gaffin
Dental Corps
8Th Station Hospital
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Lacock
15Th Medical Regiment
Carlysle Barracks
Carlysle
Mrs A G Guess Returns Home After Cataract Operation
Mrs A G Guess Longstreth returned home Friday from Grant Hospital Columbus after cataract removal in one eye. Her vision is improving steadily.
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Logan
A. G. Guess
Longstreth
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Logan Kiwanis Members Attend Ohio Guidance Conference
Logan Kiwanis Club representatives E L Ewing L P Mooney and H Rolsten attended the first annual vocational guidance conference of the Ohio Kiwanis District in Columbus. Professor Russell J Greenly Purdue spoke on Meaning and Need of Vocational Guidance with other speakers Supt Z M Walters and Dr Warren K Layton offering remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
E. L. Ewing
L. P. Mooney
Howard Rolsten
Logan Kiwanis Club
Ohio Kiwanis District
Columbus
Russell J. Greenly
Purdue University
Supt
Z. M. Walters
International Committee On Vocational Guidance
Warren K. Layton
Detroit
Parents Learn Aims of Cub Pack Program in Logan
Logan parents of Cub Pack members attended a First Presbyterian Church meeting led by Wayne Whitcraft on Friday night. More than 65 people enjoyed the program with Tommy Brandt opening singing America as the four dens performed. Howard Kautz explained Bobcat and Wolf requirements and how parents could help at home, while a display of a 1100 piece match folder collection and a cubbing movie were shown. Refreshments were provided by a committee of six.
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Logan
First Presbyterian Church
Wayne Whitcraft
Tommy Brandt
Cubs
America
Howard Kautz
W. R. Brandt
C. F. Rauch
Seth Sloan
Charles Heine
Clarence Ford
James Krieg
Burgess Patchen
Mark Lohr
Curtis Henderson
Wayne Denny
Church Head Will Talk to Kiwanis Club
Logan district superintendent Isaac E. Miller of the Methodist Episcopal Church will address the Logan Kiwanis Club tonight. His topic is Life Begins Tomorrow. The talk is the second in a series organized by the Support of the Church and Spiritual Aims Committee to boost church attendance.
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Logan
Isaac E. Miller
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Logan Kiwanis Club
Church
Logan-Joe Blum Matheny Applies for CMTC Quota Nears Full
Logan Joe Blum Matheny of Logan has filed his CMTC application, bringing Hocking County total to seven applicants toward an eight person quota. Several other youths have obtained forms and are expected to submit in days.
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Logan
Joe Blum Matheny
CMTC
Hocking County
Arraign Wednesday in Logan on Indictments
Arraignment of persons facing indictments returned by the grand jury this week will be held Wednesday morning per Judge Phil Henderson. Trials after not guilty pleas will not start until April 18. Leroy Foltz of Columbus was taken into custody Monday morning by Police Chief Lew Reynolds after staying in a parked car on E Main St since Saturday night. Fire hose tests were conducted by Logan City firefighters as part of a safety program to maintain 2,000 feet of serviceable hose under direction of Service Director R. R. Loomis.
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Logan
Leroy Foltz
South
Grant Ave
Columbus
Lew Reynolds
E. Main St
Reynolds
Logan City
R. R. Loomis
Logan Auto Registrar Sells 2500 Plates
Approximately 2500 license plates for passenger cars have been sold at the registrar's office per Miss Marie Lines. About 150 truck licenses have also been issued with applications continuing to arrive daily.
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Logan
Marie Lines
Wolfe bid awarded for fire station remodel project
Logan Emanuel Wolfe submitted the lone bid of 1094 for remodeling the fire engine house as announced by Service Director R R Loomis. The plan converts the former garage into police headquarters once work finishes, part of a city council reorganization measure approved weeks earlier.
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Logan
Emanuel Wolfe
R.R. Loomis
Loomis
Logan Brief Social Notes
John Robert Stoody of Deshler stopped in the city for a short visit with grandparents Mr and Mrs J L Stoody on the way to Athens after spring vacation at Ohio University. Mary Alice Schaal of Columbus visited her parents over the weekend. Columbus visitors included Mrs Mattie Short Miss Manon Powers Miss Florence Powers and Miss Marjorie Brandt. Mrs Frank Harden Mrs Buell aby and Mrs Clinton Webb were in Columbus today. F P Martin and daughter Miss Elsie Martin were in Columbus Saturday. Catharine Stoughton Fred and Joe Stoughton spent Saturday afternoon in Columbus.
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Buellaby
Clinton Webb
Columbus
F. P. Martin
Elsie Martin
Catharine Stoughton
Fred
Joe Stoughton
Hospital Patients Reported at Cher rington
Mrs. Fanny Lee of Canal Winchester was admitted Sunday for acute indigestion. Mrs. Eugene Lehman of The Diamond was admitted Sunday and returned home Monday after improvement. Kittie Frantz of Nelsonville, treated for a fractured leg from an automobile crash, was discharged home Monday.
Weather, Mushrooms, Court Term Open in Friday Loga n
Weather relief comes after cold snap damages fruit prospects in Logan area. Fred Murray reports first spring mushrooms near Logan with about 150 gathered. January term of Common Pleas Court adjourned and April term opens, running to October. Darley Kitchen and wife welcome a son named Harry in Columbus hospital. Arkansas Senator Hattie Caraway gains Alpha Tau Zeta sorority membership at Arkansas State College.
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Logan
Fred Murray
Common Pleas Court
Caraway
Jonesboro, Ark
Hattie Caraway
Arkansas
Alpha Tau Zeta
Arkansas State College
Easter Dance Planned by Logan Masonic Club
Logan Masonic Social Club sponsors an Easter dance in the Masonic social rooms on Thursday night from 9 to 1. Dick Trimble and his orchestra will provide the music. Social committee members are in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Blanche Lutz travels to Huntington for a month to visit Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith at their new home. Florence Lutz of Antioch College will join for the Easter vacation.
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Logan—Masonic Social Club
Masonic Social Rooms
Dick Trimble
Huntington
Logan
Blanche Lutz
Jack Smith
Florence Lutz
Antioch College
GOP Dinner Set at Beta Hall with Bricker as Speaker
McKinley Club Dinner arrangements finalized for Wednesday at Beta Hall Arcade building. Hon. John W Bricker to speak. Over 200 attendees expected with Logan High School sextet providing music and Mayor Dallas Kinser directing the program. Delegations from Athens Nelsonville and McArthur expected. Dinner at 6 30 program at 7 30.
Relief rolls list 396 on March report
Logan county relief report for March shows 396 persons on the rolls April 1. This is an increase of 13 from March's 383. Many men have been assigned to WPA jobs in recent weeks, reducing the relief load.
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LOGAN
Frank Brown
WPA
No Money Lost In High School Theft Report
Logan High School officials found no money missing after a burglary probe on Monday. Police continue investigating the Logan High School Office burglary, one of several recent incidents at the school. Rotary Club program on To Better Understand Rotary led by Charles C Achauer.
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Logan
Logan High School
Logan—Club
Charles C. Achauer
Logan Rotary Club
Rotary
Mrs. McKinney Lists Church Services
Nora McKinney announces Morristown Holiness Church services this week. Tonight at 7 30 prayer meeting at the church. Wednesday Rev. B C Browning preaches at East Millfield Mission. Thursday he preaches at Happy Hollow Church. Friday cottage prayer at Myrtle Simpson home Chauncy. Saturday Browning and church members hold street meeting in Glouster.
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Chauncey
Nora McKinney
Morristown
Holiness Church
B. C. Browning
East Millfield
Happy Hollow
Myrtle Simpson
Browning
Glouster
Clarence Kelzenburg Jr Dies in Dayton
Clarence Kelzenburg Jr age 13 died Monday at the family home in Dayton after a heart illness. Funeral services will be held in Dayton Wednesday. Survivors include his parents a sister Imogene and a brother Robert. Relatives from Chauncey attend the funeral including Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Way Mr. and Mrs Theodore Kelzenburg and Mrs. Carrie Ross.
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Chauncey
Clarence, Jr
Clarence Kelzenburg
Bonnie Smith
Dayton
Alice Kelzenburg
Imogene
Robert
Jacob Way
Theodore Kelzenburg
Carrie Ross
Mrs. Sarah Van Nest Jones Dies at 73 in County Home
Mrs. Sarah Van Nest Jones aged 73 died this morning at the County Home where she lived since last fall. She is survived by two sisters Mrs. Alexander Sapp of Athens Road and Mrs. Anna Broker of Cincinnati and a brother A L Van Nest of Sioux City Iowa. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Chauncey
Sarah van Nest Jones
Jones
Alexander Sapp
Athens RD
Anna Broker
Cincinnati
A. L. van Nest
Sioux City
Iowa
Miss Mullins Recovers From Rheumatism Illness
Dorothy Mullins daughter of Mr and Mrs James Mullins has been seriously ill but is reported improved after rheumatism.
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Miss Mullins
Chauncey
Dorothy Mullins
James Mullins
Wemmer Family Dinner Honors Birthday
Mrs. William H. Wemmer of Millfield celebrated her birthday with a family dinner Sunday. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Grover Patton Woodrow Patton Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sanders and daughter Sandra Lou and Mr. and Mrs. W H Wemmer.
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Chauncey
William H. Wemmer
Millfield
Grover C. Patton
Woodrow Patton
Charles Sanders
Sandra Lou
W. H. Wemmer
Revival Continues At Sand Ridge School Building
Revival services run each night this week at 7 30 led by Rev G W Martin of the Free Methodist Church in Athens. Large audiences attend nightly with 53 at Sunday School Sunday afternoon. The largest class of 22 was taught by Mrs Vera Bridgewater Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Sand Ridge
G. W. Martin
Free Methodist Church
Athens
Vera Bridgewater
Dicken Family Attends Dinner in Logan Ohio
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dicken with son Robert and daughters Florence and Grace of Lower Plains joined relatives for a family dinner Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hal Saunders in Logan. Guests included Porter Dicken Franklin and Lillian Dicken Ben Dicken and son James Klingenberg Athens, Rose Williams Lakeview Ohio, and Stella Tipton Logan.
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Chauncey
W. E. Dicken
Robert
Florence and
Grace
Lower Plains
Hal Saunders
Logan
Porter Dicken
Franklin
Lillian Dicken
Ben Dicken
James Klingenburg
Athens
Rose Williams
Lakeview
Ohio
Stella Tipton
Chauncey Socials and Local Visits Report
Chauncey and surrounding area residents hosted and visited over the weekend with guests from Old Floodwood Pomeroy Baltimore Greens Run Ath ens Millfield and Lancaster. The report notes hospital observations funeral attendance visits and a local birdswerby detail.
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Wieghite
St. Clair
Hocking Grand Jury
Godman
Willard Reynolds
Nellis Smith
Anna Reynolds
Pursang
Nature
Cline's
Logan Club
Kiwanis Club
Logan Auto Registrar
Wolfe
Beta Hall
Hacking
Clarence Kelzenburg, Jr
Gay
Tts Setcoig
In the Messenger
Chauncey Socials
Leslie Bryson
Joy Ann
Old Floodwood
Paul Shay
Albert Mees
Pomeroy
Lucille Shay
Jacobs Ave
Wendell Moore
Roger
Richard
Harry Moore
Mabel Mingus
James’ Rankin
Lancaster
Lucille Rivers
West Palm Beach
Fla
Louise Dew
Youngstown
Mary Dew
Thomas Dew
Jarman
Zenners
Ieerk
Mobilgas
L.C. Mead Oil CO
Mobil Oil
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