Sportsmen Seek State Aid for Willow Lake Stocking
Willow Lake area near Rempel Wasson Memorial Park shows promise as rainfall fills the basin formed during CWA and FERA projects. Officials plan to seek state conservation department help to stock the lake with fish once a year round supply is demonstrated, enhancing Logan and Hocking Valley recreation.
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Logan
Willow Lake
Rempel Wasson Memorial Park
CWA
Hocking County
FERA
State Conservation Department
Memorial Park
Hocking Valley
Committee of Legion-naires
Logan Post
Automobile Sales High In First Week of April
Logan area dealers saw strong activity in early April with new car and truck sales totaling 18 units over five days. Transfers of used cars also rose with 90 bills of sale recorded, according to Charles C. Achauer, clerk of courts.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Charles C. Achauer
Waterloo Wonders to Play at Logan High Tonight
Waterloo Wonders visit Logan High Auditorium for a PD Y Milne sponsored night. They face the Smokehouse Stars in a 4 30 o clock program following a preliminary game between Carbon Hill and Logan girls teams.
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Waterloo
Logan
Waterloo Wonders
Logan High Auditorium
Y. Milne
Smokehouse Stars
Carbon Hill
Logan Man Struck by Hit-Skip Car on Hunter Street
Fred Bowness of Logan was injured when a hit-skip driver struck him as he crossed Hunter Street at Main. He sustained cuts and bruises and was shocked but no bones were broken. Fred Deishire aided him and he received medical attention at home.
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Logan
Fred Bowness
Bownes
Hunter
Main
Fred Deishire
George Nye
F. FE. Bollin
Haydenville
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Costa
Divorces Filed Over Cruelty Allegations in Two Pleadings
In common pleas court Gaynor Griffith accuses Leonard Griffith of neglect and cruelty arguing funds for child care are inadequate and noting furniture throwing and a cup of tea thrown in her face. Goldie Lanning sues Elijah Lanning for cruelty claiming an attempted stabbing, seeking custody of two children and alimony.
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Logan
Common Pleas Court
Gaynor Griffith
Leonard Griffith
Goldie Lanning
Elijah Lanning
Griffiths
Columbus
Alan
Lanning
Robert Smith
Lannings
Logan High hosts first teachers' exam of year
Nine applicants appeared at Logan High School Saturday to take the teachers' examination. Papers will be graded and results announced in a few days. The board then organized with Paul A. Potts named president, Orlandeth Lehman vice president, and J. W. Coleman secretary.
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Logan
Logan High School
Paul A. Potts
Laurelville
Orlandeth Lehman
Green Township
J. W. Coleman
Three Commissioners Appointed in Logan Partition Case
Judge Harley M. Whitcraft named Irving Blosser Sr J O Hampton and Clinton Webb as commissioners in the Logan partition suit filed by Dan D Goss against Geraldine Wells and others. The Scenic Inn near Ash Cave is among the property involved, following W W Wells death in an oil field accident months earlier.
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Logan
Dan D. Goss
Geraldine Wells
Harley M. Whitcraft
Irving Blosser
J. O. Hampton
Clinton Webb
Ash Cave
W. W. Wells
Lisle suffers hip fracture from fall at Cooley home
Mrs. J. W. Lisle, staying with J. M. Cooley on Warner Avenue, fractured her hip Thursday in a fall while performing household duties. She was moved to her home in McArthur on Saturday.
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Logan
J. W. Lisle
J. M. Cooley
Warner Avenue
McArthur
Logan D D Snyder Leaves Hospital After Blood Poison Treatment
Logan D D Snyder of McArthur was discharged from Cherrington Hospital Saturday after four days of treatment for blood poisoning in one hand. Mrs Theodore Smith of Carbon Hill underwent major surgery at the same hospital Saturday.
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Logan
D. D. Snyder
McArthur
Cherrington Hospital
Theodore Smith
Carbon Hill
Miller Appointed to Soldiers Relief Commission
Judge Harvey M. Whitcraft announced the appointment of Arthur R. Miller a Spanish American War veteran to a three year term on the Soldiers Relief Commission Miller previously filled the unexpired term of C Bright Other members John W McBroom and Ewald Sehmitter World War veterans also serve the panel In Logan friends reported C M Marker Columbus supervisor of tele graphs for the C and O Railroad was hospitalized for a serious hemorrhage after a Sunday episode
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Logan
Harvey M. Whitcraft
Arthur R. Miller
Soldiers Relief Commission
Mr. Miller
C. Bright
John W. McBroom
Ewald Sehmitter
C. M. Marker
Columbus
C. and O. Railroad
Expect Big Fruit Crop If Frost Is Avoided
Logan district orchardists foresee a heavy fruit crop this summer if a late frost is prevented. Peaches may rebound after several light years as trees near full bloom this week in Logan and surrounding areas. Local growers include farmers with sizable apple and peach holdings in Hocking Vinton Perry Counties.
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Logan
Hocking
Vinton
Perry
J T Basketball Players To Be Honored at Banquet
Jacksonville Trimble High School coaches and players will attend a gymnasium banquet Friday night as varsity letters are awarded. The Junior-Senior Banquet is set for April 24 with the PTA Finance Committee planning the program.
N. T. Club Meets at Heffken Home
The N. T. Club gathered at Mrs. Emma Heffken’s home Friday with 18 members present. After the business session a contest followed by a handkerchief shower for Mrs. Edna Bingman. Luncheon was served. The next meeting is set for April 12 at Mrs. Kate Hinton’s home.
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Glouster
N. T. Club
Emma Heffken
Edna Bingman
Kate Hinton
Glouster Temple 540 Pythian Sisters Hold Inspection
Chapter II was inspected Thursday night by Deputy Jennie Hite of Pomeroy as inspecting officer. Forty five members attended with visitors from White Rose Temple. The temple earned a grade of 98 and lunch followed the exemplification of the work.
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Glouster
Glouster Temple
Pythian Sisters
Jennie Hite
Pomeroy
White Rose Temple
Glouster Birthday Party Guest Omission Noted
Paul McAllister was unintentionally omitted from last week’s published guest list at Jimmie Butts birthday party. Coach Kermit Blesser of Glouster High School spent the weekend at his home in Enterprise.
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Glouster
Paul McAllister
Jimmie Butts
Kermit Blesser
Glouster High School
Enterprise
Hawaii visitors arrive in Glouster from Honolulu
Mrs. Emmett Stevens and her daughter Shirley Ann arrived from Honolulu March 23 with a stop in San Francisco. They visit Mrs. Stevens' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yocum, while Mrs. Fin Graves of Charleston, a sister, spends the week at the Yocum home. HL withers recovering. Mrs. L G Delong and child returned from Buckhannon after her father H L Withers fell ill with pneumonia. he remains bedridden but improving.
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Glouster
Emmett Stevens
Glenna Yocum
Shirley Ann
Honolulu
Hawaii
HL. Withers
L. G. DeLong
Child
Buckhannon
W. Va
M. E. Church Repapering Nears Completion This Week
It is expected that the repapering of the M. E. Church will be completed this week. Those wishing to contribute financially toward the cost are urged to do so at once.
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Glouster
M. E
Ladies Aid Society Plans Church Papering At Millfield
Sixteen members and two visitors attended the April meeting of the Ladis Aid Society of the Millfield Church of Christ. Mrs H O McDaniel led with Mrs P D Hill assisting. Celia Boudinot conducted. Plans were made to paper the church and each member will buy a roll of paper. Hostess offered refreshment. Visitors Mazelle and Hazel LaHugh. Members present included Celia Boudinot Ollie Brooks Edna Heffkin Bertha Sanders Nellie Russell Faye Keirns Goldie Corwin Ida Hill Viola Howard Mabel Sisson Lizzie Robinett Madeline Boudinot Jessie Fulton Maude Stauffer Edith McDaniel.
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Millfield
Ladis’ Aid Society
Celia Boudinot
Ollie Brookins
Edna Heffkin
Bertha Sanders
Nellie Russell
Faye Keirns
Goldie Corwin
Ida Hill
Viola Howard
Mabel Sisson
Lizzie Robinett
Madaline Boudinot
Jessie Fulton
Maude Stauffer
Edith McDaniel
Trimble Church of Christ Adds 25 in Revival
The Trimble Church of Christ concluded a revival with 25 new members joining, the third straight revival led by evangelist Fred I Gardner of the Middleport Church of Christ. Total membership reaches 105. Special music featured the young peoples choir led by Mrs Christman and a duet by Mrs Helen Courtney and Isabel with Miss Lucy McCune on piano. A church service announced for 7 pm Wednesday includes an invitation and baptismal services.
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Fred I .Gardner
Middleport Church of Christ
Usic
Young People's Choir
Christman
Helen Courtney
Isabel
Lucy McCune
Ferd Totman Loses Leg After Columbus Hospital Surgery
Chauncey Ferd Totman a former Dover Township resident underwent a right leg amputation three inches above the knee at Mount Carmel Hospital Columbus after a leg injury led to infection. He lived in Millfield for ten years, then Baltimore Ohio, before settling with his family in Lancaster.
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Chauncey—Ferd Totman
Dover Township
Mount Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Totman
Millfield
Baltimore
Lancaster
Six Mines Active in CHAUNCEY District Report
Chauncey Mine No. 25 of Manhattan Coal Company was operating Monday. Six mines in the district reported work: No. 25 Chauncey, No. 69, No. 255, No. 8, Luhrig, and Salem Hollow.
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Chauncey
Manhattan Coal Company
Luhrig
Salem Hollow
Friendship Bible Class Meeting In Chauncey
CHAUNCEY April meeting of the Friendship Bible Class of the Church of Christ will be held Wednesday night at the home of Christine Brown. Mary Stalder will present the program. CHAUNCEY Ladies Bible Class at Zion Baptist Church to hold a business meeting Monday night at 7 30 at the class teacher Mrs George Gabriel home.
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Chauncey
Friendship Bible
Church of Christ
Christine Brown
Mary Stalder
Ladies Bible
Zion Baptist Church
George Gabriel
Needle Club Party At Sanders Home
Mrs. Viola Sanders entertained members of her needle club at their regular meeting. Two visitors attended, Mrs. Mabel Sanders and Mrs. Garnet Blower. Members present included Kathryn McDaniel, Ida Hill, Eda Heffkin, Jessie Fulton, Bertha Sanders, Mabel Sisson, Lizzie Robinett, and Viola Sanders. Refreshments were served.
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Needle Club
Sanders
Chauncey
Viola Sanders
Neede Club
Mabel Saners
Garnet Blower
Greens Run Church of Christ Sets Easter Plans
Chauncey church reports its largest attendance in months with four at Sunday Bible School. It prepares an Easter sunrise prayer service and announces a two week revival in May led by Rev. C L Strickler of Nelsonville Church of Christ as evangelist.
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Chauncey
Greens Run
Church of Christ
Bible School
Forly
Cc. L. Strickler
Nelsonville Church of Christ
Chauncey Family Weekend Gatherings Highlight Local Events
Chauncey residents attended family celebrations with Mr Grinstead and Mrs Grinstead hosting. Guests included Mrs Lowing, Bobby of Alexa, Mrs Francis Cot Marshfield Road, Mr Fiske Nelsonville, Frank Wei and Jean and Evelyn, and Lizzie Ray’s family. The Rev Gus Gra filled his Zion Church duties as usual.
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Chauncey
Grinstead
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Lower Plains
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Annie Waymer
McDougal
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Sugar Creek
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E. W. Ringman
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Peter Shafer
Audrey Hunter
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