Cutting Case Heard By Grand Jury At Camp Logan
William R. Cherry leads the April grand jury at Camp Logan as Judge Phil A. Henderson assigns 15 jurors. The panel adjourns without finishing the case of Floyd Alexander with Ironton enrolled witnesses in place. Robert Smith, a camp resident and proposed assault victim, bears a facial wound from the alleged attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Rheinscheid
Frank Walters
Luther Smith
Lada Notestone
Josephine Melcher
W. D. Braddock
Floyd Alexander
Camp Logan
Ironton
Alexander
Joe Farbearn
Logan couple welcome daughter at home birth
Mr. and Mrs. William Woodgeard Jr. announce the birth of a daughter born at their home on Sunday. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Woodgeard of Logan and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Loomis of near Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
William Woodgeard, Jr
W. H. Woodgeard
Guy Loomis
Near
Logan Elk Lodge Installs Charles Lytle Jr Exalted Ruler
Charles Lytle Jr was installed Monday as exalted ruler of the Logan Lodge of Elks succeeding William Durant. Lytle has long been active in the order and as executive recently completed several stations. Elkdom here reports a revival with many new members joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lytle, Jr
Logan Lodge of Elks
William Durant
Elkdom
Three Couples Are Licensed To Marry
LOGAN three marriage licenses were issued over the end of the week. Recipients included Thomas McQuaid 22 day worker Haydenville son of E C McQuaid and Lillian Deering 21 at home Buchtel daughter of John Deering. Wayne W Goodlive 22 truck driver Logan son of T H Goodlive and Harriet Virginia Erwin 18 NYA worker Logan daughter of Edward Erwin. George Lorenzo Geiger 23 oil worker Union Furnace son of B C Geiger and Thelma Margaret Salts 24 at home Union Furnace daughter of Charles Salts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Thomas McQuaid
Haydenville
E. C. McQuaid
Lillian Deering
Buchtel
John Deering
Wayne W. Goodlive
T. H. Goodlive
Harriet Virginia Erwin
NYA
Edward Erwin
George Lorenzo Geiger
Union Furnace
B. C. Geiger
Thelma Margaret Salts
Charles Salts
Injured Jackson football player leaves hospital after care
Gene Cherrington of Jackson, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Cherrington, returned home Sunday after treatment at Cherrington Hospital since February 28 for a leg fracture from a fall football game. An infection developed and an operation was performed. he can now walk with crutches. He played for Jackson High School football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Gene Cherrington
Jackson
Ralph Cherrington
Cherrington Hospital
Jackson High
Trespassers Warned At Willow Lake Shelterhouse
Deputy Game Protector Edward Eberst reports NYA repairs at Willow Lake have drawn trespassers who damaged the property. The shelterhouse lock was broken and additional damage occurred. Trespassers have been threatened with arrest.
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Logan
Willow Lake
NYA
Edward Eberst
Logan Girls Compete in Athens Music Festival
Forty members of the Girls Glee Club of Logan Senior High School will perform at the annual music festival in Athens on Friday April 16. The group has prior festival success and is accompanied by director Miss Minnie Louise Bowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Senior High School
Athens
Minnie Louise Bowen
Vera Blian Society Hosts Open Meeting And New Members
Logan social notes report Vera Blian Society gathering at Mrs. Ray Garverick home with prayer scripture reading led by Mrs. Matthew Murtha. New members Beatrice Erwin Ruby Lehman Helen Clarke welcomed after a reception hosted by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Murtha
Vera Blian Society
Ray Garverick
Harry Sweazy
Clarence Phillips
Jesus
Africa
Martha
James Rees
Ralph Walker
Jennie Price
Beatrice Erwin
Ruby Lehman
Helen Clarke
Olga Green
Garverick
Joe Holl
Charles Frazier
Robert Mohler
Ralph Heft
Carl Brown
Earl Landis
Clarence Ford
Marilyn
Ray Ellen Garverick
Roberta Mohler
Luncheon and Dinner Gatherings Host Various Local Guests
Miss Nettie Barker entertained at a Wednesday luncheon for Mary and Joan Chambers with Shirley Barker, Janice Barker, Vivian Rheinscheid present. A North Street dinner party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. James Barker drew Mr. and Mrs. Chambers and several others. A Grin and Bear It Bridge Club meeting on Church Street featured Miss Martha Magle as hostess with guests Phyllis Nixon and Dorothy Wardwell. prizes awarded to Martha Eberst and Marjorie Henderson, travel prize to Wardwell. Lloyd Harsh celebrated his 82nd birthday with friends including Toole, Elmer Harsh, Newman, Bowers, Hengst, Harden, Strawn. Mrs. Abel and Mary Lou left for Mineola, New York, to teach in Roslyn schools for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Barker
James Barker
Mary
Joan Chambers
Shirley
Janice Barker
Vivian Rheinscheid
Harold Chambers
North St
James Smoot
Chambers
Anna
Mayme
Emma Wellman
Lucy Barker
Bridge Club
Martha Magle
Church St
Phyllis Nixon
Dorothy Wardwell
Martha Eberst
Marjorie Henderson
Miss Wardwell
Grace Cole
Dolores Lee
Helen Walsh
Eberst
Henderson
Lloyd Harsh
Scott's Creek
Francis Toole
Elmer Harsh
Thomas Newman
Harvey Bowers
Charles Hengst
Ben Harden
Sam Strawn
C. L. Abel
Mary Lou
Mineola
N. Y
Roslyn
Bridge Club Prizes Highlight Local Socials
The Jabberwocks met at Mrs. Alfred Lanning’s home with two bridge tables and guest Ross Adcock. Prizes went to Mrs. Sam Primmer, Mrs. Lawrence Adcock, and Mrs. Ross Adcock. Eight members and eight guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Lanning
Ross Adcock
Sam Primmer
Lawrence Adcock
Primmer
Eulalia Ave
Chan Reynolds
Judson Shriner
M. H. Cherrington
Clinton Webb
Wellston Man Arrested for No Lights on Car
Clyde Sherman of Wellston was jailed Sunday on Sheriff Joe Farbearn's request for driving without proper lights. He pleaded guilty before Magistrate S. B. Whitehart and was fined 15 dollars plus costs.
Clerks of Courts in Ohio Reject Consolidation Plan
Logan Clerk Don Feather attended a Columbus meeting of Ohio clerks of courts where members voted against consolidating the clerk of courts with the recorder. They favored a change in the bill of sale to title law and discussed several other matters.
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Logan
Don Feather
Columbus
Ohio
Clerk of Courts and Recorders Office
Mrs Charles McFee undergoes major operation at Cherrington
Mrs Charles McFee of Noe'bridge underwent a surgical operation at Cherrington Hospital on Monday after being brought there from Logan Hospital on Friday. Mrs Peter Strawn of Shawnee returned home Saturday as did Mood Dane of West Logan. William Weaver of South Perry, treated since March 11, went to relatives in Logan Monday.
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Logan
Charles McFee
Noe’bridge
Cherrington Hospital
Peter Strawn
Shawnee
Mood Dane
West Logan
William Weaver
South Perry
New Ohio Teacher Certification Rules Detailed
Logan officials publish strict conditions for renewing temporary teaching certificates. A transcript proving at least six semester hours in the field is required, and requests must come from the county superintendent. No inexperienced teachers may receive a certificate, and September 1937 starters must qualify for provisional elementary or high school certificates. The county office will enforce these rules, denying renewals if current temporary teachers fail to graduate from a two or four year program.
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Logan
State to convert 385 acre tract into game preserve
The State Conservation Department has leased the 385 acre tract in Good Hope Township from W. E. Benna of Columbus. It will become a game preserve with abundant game and birds and no hunting restrictions. Benna plans a summer home using native timber for logs. ENDS VISIT IN LOGAN Mrs. Paul E Masters of Lexington Kentucky left after visiting relatives. she formerly supervised nurses at Cherrington Hospital.
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LOGAN
State Conservation Department
Good Hope Township
W. E. Benna
Columbus
Edward Eberst
Benna
Logan Logan
Paul E. Masters
Ethel M. Cooper
Lexington
Cherrington Hospital
Park Cleared and Repaired by Logan High Future Farmers
Logan Worthington Park gained a cleaner look Monday as the Future Farmers Club of Logan High School led by H. D. Saxton cleaned debris leveled the ground and seeded the area The students will make this park a summer project along with ongoing improvements
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Logan
Worthington Park
Future Farmers Club
Logan High School
H. D. Saxton
Betty Ford Suffers Fractured Knee Cap in Fall
Local relatives report Betty Ford eleven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Ford fractured knee cap in a fall at their home in Zanesville last week. Mr Ford is a former Logan resident and is the brother of Mrs Buellaby and Clarence Ford.
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Logan
Charles Heine
Pauline
Bob
Clarence Heine
Annabelle
Heine
John Evans
Ashland
Clarence Ford
Kathryn
Bobby
Betty
Robert Ford
Zanesville
Mr. Ford
Buellaby
Brashares To Direct Rotary
Logan Rotary Club election names Josef Brashares president and officers Sam Primmer vice president Harley Meyer secretary treasurer Wayne Whitcraft sergeant at arms S T Lyke and B O Nixon directors. Installation set for last June meeting. Emil Eichel elected delegate to international convention in Nice France. Brashares and Meyer to attend Columbus conference in April. George Francis earned seven year attendance pin for perfect attendance.
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Logan
Logan Rotary Club
Josef Brashares
Sam Primmer
Harley Meyer
Wayne Whitcraft
S. T. Lyke
B. O. Nixon
Emil Eichel
Nice
France
Brashares
Meyer
Columbus
Returns To Testify In Logan Grand Jury
LOGAN Howard Newsome, serving a Hocking County prison term for stabbing Ed ward Windle, was brought back to Logan Monday to testify before the grand jury. Guard John Dicken accompanied him. Newsome is a Nelsonville man. Mary Ann Huls of Columbus is recovering from glandular infection after mumps. her family formerly lived in Logan and was visited by Grace Shriner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Howard Newsome
Hocking County
Edward Windle
John Dicken
Newsome
Nelsonville
Mary Ann Huls
Gifford Huls
Columbus
Huls
Grace Shriner
Court session opens spring term under Logan sheriff
Logan sheriff adjourned the January term and opened the April term before the grand jury. Clarence Cox of Perry Township pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined 25 dollars plus costs after arrest Saturday night by Deputy Newton Spencer. John Six of Logan and Jesse Gabriel of Coonville pled not guilty to driving while intoxicated at a Monday evening arraignment before Mayor Kenneth Fitzgerald.
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Logan
Joe Farbearn
Clarence Cox
Perry Township
S. B. Whitehart
Newton Spencer
John Six
Jesse Gabriel
Coonville
Kenneth Fitzgerald
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