Court of Appeals Upholds Hocking County Bond Case
Logan April 7 Opinions from the Courts of Appeals uphold the Consolidated Indemnity and Insurance Company bond for 10 000 covering active and inactive funds in a county bank failure while reversing in the Cavinee liquor case and remanding for a new trial. Judges Mauck Middleton Blosser concur.
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Logan
Courts of Appeals
Common Pleas Court
Consolidated Indemnity and Insurance Company
Hocking County Commissioners
Lester Cavince
State of Ohio
Harley M. Whitcraft
Insurance Company
First Rempel National Bank
Roscoe J. Mauck
William Middleton
Peter J. Blosser
Middleton
C. Wood Bowen
Classified Circulation Notice in Messenger
Local service call invites readers to contact D Milne at phone 272 for classified ads and circulation related matters. Clinton Webb staff correspondent notes assistance available for Your News Your Society and locals via 6024.
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Clinton Webb
Your
6024
Messenger
Milne
Camp Owner Furnishes Tacks And Board For Candidates
Logan April 7. Andrew J Nine maker part owner of Beach Camp on Rush Creek used a new campaign aid by building a three by six foot billboard with a white border and black background. He placed a bottle of tacks beside the sign to let candidates post cards with hammering, helping keep trees free from campaign literature.
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Logan
Andrew J. Ninemaker
Rush Creek
Hocking County
Legionnaires To Attend District Conference In Lancaster
Logan Legionnaires plan to attend the district conference of the American Legion Sunday in Lancaster. Fairfield Post directs the program with Paul Tague noting five of seven counties hit their quota: Gallia Meigs Athens Vinton Hocking over the top. Fairfield and Perry near the target.
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Lancaster
Logan
Logan Legionnaires
The
American Legion
Fairfield Post
Paul Tague
New Lexington
Gallia
Meigs
Athens
Vinton
Hocking
Fairfield
Perry
Building Station at Main and Walnut Streets
Logan April 7 A steam shovel is at work excavating for a new filling station at the corner of Main and Walnut where an old frame residence was razed. The Bowen estate property was bought by Dr. C F Shonk at a receiver's sale and plans for the station proceed.
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Logan
Main and
Walnut Street
Bowen
C. F. Shonk
Logan Chamber of Commerce Election Postponed to April 19
Logan holds the annual election of officers postponed to April 19 after board of directors urged delay to allow more time for welfare planning.
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Chamber of Commerce
Logan
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Logan Musicians Play in National High School Band Leaders Meet
Three Logan High School Band members and the American Legion Band joined a 700 member ensemble in Cleveland under Goldman at the National High School Band Leaders convention. Loren Long was featured as a clarinet soloist, with Edward Kessler and Edward Monks also honored.
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Logan
Logan High School
American Legion
Cleveland
Goldman
Loren Long
Edward Kessler
Edward Monks
Long
Oldest Hocking County Resident Suffers Stroke
Mary A. Campbell 95 of Logan is hospitalized with a stroke of paralysis reported Tuesday. She is among the county's oldest residents and will reach 96 in June. She lives with her son Walter Campbell on West Hunter Street after returning from Van Wert County.
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Logan
Mary A. Campbell
Hocking County
van Wert County
Bowen makes annual inspection in New Lexington
Logan resident C. Wood Bowen, in his third year as district deputy, visited New Lexington Tuesday evening to inspect the Council Masonic body. He was accompanied by Phil McCarthy.
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Logan
C. Wood Bowen
New Lexington
Phil McCarthy
Couple Celebrates Golden Anniversary in Green Township
Logan April 7 Mr and Mrs Charles England of Green Township marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a family dinner at home Attendants included Mrs Walter Dutton Mrs Josephine Hansel and daughters Blanche and Edna England Their son Charles Park England of Newark and Mrs Dutton recalled the long marriage stretching back to April 5 1882 when the couple wed at the Presbyterian Manse in Logan Also noted is a cab ride from their farm on the wedding day and that Mrs England has been in ill health.
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Green Township
Logan
Charles England
England
Amanda England
J. W. Williams
Cab
Co. C. Hart
Walter Dutton
East Lansing
Mich
Josephine Hansel
Blanche England
Edna England
Charles Park England
Newark
Rev Frederick to Serve Nazarene Church One More Year
The Rev. R. B. Frederick will lead the Logan Nazarene congregation for another year after a unanimous return vote. He has overseen a new North Orchard Street church and a growing membership of 110 with about 200 in Sunday School and youth groups. The Nazarene organization now numbers 100,000 members.
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Young People's Society
Nazarene Organization
Frederick
Gridders Don Toys For Spring Practice
Logan April 7 Football practice opened at Logan High under Coach John Longley. He will teach fundamentals and assess new material after last season's end in Columbus. The loss of Sam Cole at center will be keenly felt as he leaves for Lancaster after school closes.
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Logan
Logan High
John Longley
Columbus
Sam Cole
Cole
Lancaster
Reduction of Taxes Must Start at Home
In Zanesville on April 7 L B Palmer president of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation urged tax relief start locally. He called for careful study of local budgets including school districts and townships noting 80 cents of every dollar go to local sub divisions and only one cent to the state.
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Zanesville
L. B. Palmer
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau District
Guernsey
Morgan
Muskingum
Perry
Palmer
Hopes School Wages Will Not Be Slashed
Dr. T C Holy of Ohio State University said a cross section of eight big U S cities saw no teacher salary cuts. Athens Public Schools Superintendent W W Ankenbrand expressed hope salaries would not be reduced, noting to date only university funded portions for critic work saw a seven percent cut.
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T. C. Holy
Ohio State University
Cleveland
Athens Public
W. W. Ankenbrand
Ankenbrand
Athens
Ohio University
Extortion Letter Threatens Alderman's Family
A $5,000 extortion letter threatening the abduction of Alderman David A. Sutton's 5 year old son prompted police to guard his Chicago home. The note demanding payment was received today and led to heightened security at his residence.
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Chicago
David A. Sutton
Two Murray Youths Wed In City Ceremony
Pearl Bennett 19 and Lillian A. Smith 16, both students from Murray City, were married in a ceremony officiated by Magistrate C. T. Stephenson. The couples are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bennett and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith.
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Pearl Bennett
Murray
Henry Bennett
Lillian A. Smith
Murray City
Joe Smith
C. T. Stephenson
Arena High School Annual Nears Printshop Work
Athens High School the Arena annual published by the Senior Class is advancing with most copy in and photos taken. Printing has started for a May 15 cut, with costs halved. Editors include William Clark and John Pickens. faculty advisers are Miss Irene Hand and W P Porter.
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Athens High School
William Clark
John Pickens
Usiness
James McClanahan
Aubrey Morris
Thomas Craig
Kathleen Kerr
Mary Jo Twiss
Anne Custer
Carol Ruston
Dennis McDaniel
Richard Corwin
Mary Eleanor Morton
Lorene Rodehaver
Jane Gill
Mary Louise Nichol
James Overmyer
Irene Hand
W. P. Porter
Farm Accounts Collected In Athens County Experiment
Paul Fankhouser of Ohio State University collected farm account records from Athens County farmers today. The data will go to Columbus for analysis and results should reach farmers within a month. Fankhouser noted few local farmers keep accounts and urged farmers to contact county extension agent T H Johnson to start record keeping.
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Athens County
Paul Fankhouser
Ohio State University
Columbus
Fankhouser
T. H. Johnson
Athena County
Ohio
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