Guilty Pleas Entered in Hocking County Cases
Logan arraignments before Judge Phil A. Henderson resulted in six guilty pleas on 14 indictments and one guilty plea on an information. Eldon Fox and Ernest Gray faced petty larceny findings with fines. Several defendants pleaded not guilty or had sentences and bonds set, with trials scheduled as the petty jury to be called April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDonald
Meyer
Evert Burgess
Ralph Burgess
Clyde Anthony
George Emrick
Russell Thomas
Paul Wayne Morgan
Easter Egg Hunt and Social Gatherings Lead Logan Week
Mrs Earl Elberfeld arranged an Easter egg hunt for her daughter Martha Harrold at their Logan home with fruit juice and cookies served to guests including Mrs Jimmy Brown and daughter Jennie, Mrs George Clayton Shaw and children, and many others. Mrs Clarence Blosser hosted the Wednesday Sewing Club at Midland Place with refreshments and a forthcoming meeting at Mrs Meyer’s home. Elsewhere Olive Eggleston and Gertrude Bay joined a Washington trip. the Delta Theta Tau Sorority met for a business session with bridge and tripoli contests and lunch at Blossers. Various clubs held readings and luncheons, with plans announced for future meetings and travel, including Panama-bound Mrs Keyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Earl Elberfeld
Martha Harrold
Jimmy Brown
Jennie
George Clayton Shaw
Nancy
Mary Ann
Allan A. Cole
Warner
Norma
Jane
Dayton Schulthies
Ann
Judy
Hubert D. Lappen
Danny
Claude Chrisman
Sally
Dean Collison
Ken Lee
Harley Meyer
Heinie
Fred Murray
Jimmy
Lester Risch
Carol
Raymond Turner
Larry
Clarence Blosser
Billy
Midland Place
Carlos Gaffin
Thomas Bender
Charles Eberst
Victor Simiele
Cecil Harding Jones
Francis Myers
Mildred Johnson
Meyer
Delta Theta Tau
Henry Adcock
Bridge
Tripoli
John Roberts
Marguerite
Betty Rohrer
Ruth Riggs
Betty Smoot
Helen Rush
Mary Griffith
Elizabeth Heinlein
Blossers
Lost Pig Observed As Aquatic Artist
Logan Arliss Hiles reports a pig missing since Wednesday. George Miller, a resident along the Hocking River, watched the animal swim merrily downstream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Arliss Hiles
George Miller
Hocking
John McLaughlin dies en route to Akron
John McLaughlin age 72 died about 12:30 Thursday in an ambulance near Sugar Grove while en route to the home of his daughter Mrs. D E McNeely in Akron. He had returned to Logan after visiting his daughter and left word arrangements were to take him to Akron. He leaves a son William Logan and a daughter Rhea Columbus along with brothers Dee McLaughlin Logan Max McLaughlin Akron and Mrs. Jesse Thomas Taylorsville. The body was returned to Logan and funeral plans were not set by Thursday night.
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Logan
Akron
D. E. McNeely
John McLaughlin
Sugar Grove
McLaughlin
William
Rhea
Columbus
Dee McLaughlin
Circleville Commandery Hosts Annual Inspection Delegation
Circleville Commandery Knights Templar held their annual inspection on Wednesday evening with a visiting delegation from Circleville. Denzil Weltner Curtis Cole H D Arnold Washington Bowers and O O Stephenson attended along with Mrs Bowers and Mrs Stephenson accompanying their husbands.
Logan Woltz Appointed Assistant to Alma Shop Welder
Kenneth Woltz of this city has begun work in Alma Michigan as assistant to the shop welder after completing a welding course locally.
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Logan
Kenneth Woltz
Alma, Mich
Fred Shively County Bridge Employee Ill at Work
Logan-Fred Shively, a county highway bridge employee, became ill while at work on Wednesday and was transported to his home for care.
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Logan
Fred_ Shively
Local Social Figures Named in Society Notes
Prominent residents listed include E. K. Sands, E. Sheffield, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Huffman, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thomas, Fred Jurgeris mier, R. O. Grimes, Ralph Moore, Mrs. Virginia Belt, Mrs. Barton Hall, Mrs. Joe Rowley, and Mrs. Irma Powers.
Arbor Day Observed at Greendale School
Greendale observes Arbor Day with morning tree planting and afternoon pupil program led by Seber Lehman. Seedlings from the McGuffey Elm used. Program features spring songs recitations and a sixth grade exercise “Who Are We?” An Ohio State museum display shows colonial and regional mementos. Conservation week concludes Monday afternoon with speaker James R. Smoot.
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Greendale
Seber Lehman
McGuffey
Ohio State Museum
James R. Smoot
Seniors Meet at Hemlock in Village Gathering
Household event notes detail Hemlock gathering hosted by Marie Fowler and Grace Russell where seniors enjoyed contests and lunch. Attendees include Ernest Lanning William Davis Carol Flowers Anna Mac Artor Bob McCoy Paul McDaniel Margaret Cantor Erma Gasper Alice Storts Lois Hodgson Helen Buza plus Supt. Cottrell and others.
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A. C. Eisele
John Tobias
Virginia Lucas
Main Street Church of Christ
Alice Tharp
T. T. Cottrell
Hoyt Parker
Chillicothe
Renetta Hodgson
Imogene
Charles
Nina Davis
Glenna Williams
Zanesville
Chris Wolfe
Nelsonville
Richard Lanning
Roy Lent
Lancaster
Bernard Hodgson
Maxine Fouts
Near Corning
Mae Williams
Jean Tharp
Chicago
Joyce
Dr. Robinson to Direct Easter Cantata at Logan High
Dr. C. C. Robinson head of Ohio University music department will lead the Easter cantata at 8 p m Sunday in Logan High School auditorium under the Logan Choral Society. The choir of 50 voices has been rehearsing with Mrs Allen Adams as accompanist.
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Logan
C. C. Robinson
Ohio University
Logan High School
Logan Choral Society
Allen Adams
Army Tests Logan Ira Lee Justice to Leave for Ft Hayes
Nelsonville area man Logan Ira Lee Justice will depart for Fort Hayes on April 17 as a replacement from the county. A second examination will be held at the courthouse at 6 PM on Thursday April 17 with 50 registrants to be called.
Measles Illness Report In Greendale Village
Greendale residents William Court ney and Floyd Waddell are reported ill with measles in the village.
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Greendale
William Courtney
Floyd Waddell
Police Radio Tower Construction Begins in Logan
Work began Thursday on an 80 foot steel tower for the police radio system. The tower will be placed atop the city garage at the rear of the police building. Director R R Loomis expects the radio equipment soon and installation hoped to be ready by the first of May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
R. R. Loomis
Lewis Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Hettie Lewis
Funeral services were held in Wellston on Thursday afternoon for Mrs. Hettie Lewis age 72. She was a sister of Frank Wolfe and several area residents and mother of 12 children, ten living. Attendees included relatives from Detroit Cleveland Akron Jackson Columbus and Springfield along with numerous Wellston residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Lewis
Wellston
Danny Lewis
Jackson
Manley M. Lewis
Cleveland
Smith Swackhammer
Columbus
Clarann Gettles
Detroit
Joe Hutchins
Frank Wolfe
Willis Lehman
Logan
Arthur Jenkins
Eleanor Beatty
Charles P
Carl McCartney
Clarence Cooke
Springfield
Straitsville Brick Plant Is Reopened to Operations
NEW STRAITSVILLE The New Straitsville brick plant returns to work after a period of inactivity. It has received an order that will take at least six weeks to complete, with hopes for additional orders to sustain operation.
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New Straitsville
Easter Vacation Begins at Logan Schools
Easter vacation started at Logan schools Thursday evening and will run until next Tuesday. Superintendent G. E. Carr said this will be the full spring break with the rest of the year devoted to commencement preparations.
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Logan
G. E. Carr
Car Recovered Quickly After Logan Stolen Vehicle Report
Police quickly located Carl Jurgensmier's car after he reported the theft from in front of the courthouse. Officers found the vehicle on West Main Street within minutes of the 11 15 AM report.
Improvement Reported For Local Merchant Charles Breene
Charles Breene of Hill Street remains under care after a heart attack more than two weeks ago. His condition shows improvement as doctors monitor his recovery at home.
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Logan
Charles Breene
Hill St
Easter Morning Services Across Logan Churches
Logan churches plan sunrise services at 6 o'clock with choirs and special music. United Brethren Church hosts J R Howe from Otterbein College. cantata at 8 pm at Logan High School with Dr C C Robinson. Other churches feature baptisms, receptions, world service offerings, and Easter cantatas led by local pastors and choirs.
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Logan
J. R. Howe
Otterbein, College
United Brethren Church
Logan Choral Society
Logan High School
C. C. Robinson
Ohio University
E. B. White
Methodist Church
Martha Ann Kinser
E. N. Turner
S. W. Wiant
Christ
Allen Adams
C. S. Clark
Frank Lyke
First Presbyterian Church
Fred Burchfield
Cecil Harding Jones
Harriet Gibson Weymueller
Church of the Nazarene
C. B. Clendenen
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Amos L. Heyde
Sunrise prayer meeting and Easter message noted
Jobs Brief reports a 5 am Sunday prayer meeting at the Methodist Church and a 7 30 pm Easter message by Miss Laura Mae Gears. Also notes funerals for Robert Eugene Wooten age six and Mrs Mary Chick age 85, with burials at Greenlawn.
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Jobs
Methodist Church
Laura Mae Gears
Robert Eugene Wooten
John Wooten
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Greenlawn
Hundred-Pound Loaf Exhibit at Louisiana Purchase Exposition
A remarkable display at the 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis featured a loaf of bread weighing one hundred pounds. The exhibit drew spectators and highlighted novelty foods during the fair.
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St. Louis
Cement Is Used as Garden Fertilizer
Logan residents Woulter Rochester and his son Fred planned to plant onions this week. Fred fetched material from the basement and spread it as fertilizer. The bag turned out to be marked cement, indicating misidentified contents and potential risk.
Truck Driver Struck by Car at Enterprise
Minor injuries were suffered Thursday by Elden Edward Mang, a Columbus truck driver, when he walked into an approaching car near his truck at Enterprise. He was taken to Cherrington Hospital with a bruised forehead and a broken left shoulder. The car was driven by Mrs. Ben Bigham of Laurel Township who was escorting Mrs. James H. Bowen to Logan for a return trip to Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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Logan
Elden Edward Mang
Columbus
Enterprise
Ben Bigham
Laurel Township
Cherrington Hospital
Mang
Floyd Duffy
McKinley Club Meeting Highlights May 14 Date Set
Logan McKinley Republican Club heard Robert C. Work and E N Turner speak at a large Wednesday night gathering. L P Mooney led the program with Boyd Wright presiding. Harley Meyer named entertainment chair with Floyd Stiff and others to select two from Logan. Charles Kreider chairs membership. four members to be chosen. Miss Wilhelmina Deissle joins program committee. Financial report shows good condition. Next meeting May 14.
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Logan
McKinley Republican Club
Robert C. Work
E. N. Turner
L. P. Mooney
Boyd Wright
Harley Meyer
Floyd Stiff
Murray City
Dwight Huggins
Laurelville
Charles Kreider
Fred Murray
Wilhelmina Deissle
Easter Sunrise Service at First Presbyterian Church
Easter Sunrise services will be held at 6 o clock at the First Presbyterian Church with music by the Junior Choir. Fred Burchfield will deliver the address.
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Logan—Feaster
First Presbyterian Church
Fred Burchfield
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Mrs. Blosser
Washington
Olive Eggleston
Gertrude Bay
Entertains Club
Kittie Dill
Among Ourselves
White House
W. R. Brandt
Ida Steinman
George Wenn
George B. Gilbert
Wilbur Lanning
L. O. Bort
Roy Crawford
Panama
Russell Keyes
Glouster
Keyes
New York City
Milo J. Warner
The
American Legion
Rk, L. James
H. H
Hillman Hearst
OPM
Sidney Hillman
House
Military Affairs Committee
Circleville
Michigan
Fred Shively
Hemlock
Dr. Robinson
America
RG Robertshaw
Tee Kew
Grant
Lewis
Straitsville
St. John Church
Heyde
St. Paul Episcopal Church
West Logan Pilgrim Holiness Church
Church of the New Covenant
Dicken Addition
Myron W. Clark
Enterprise United Brethren Church
Bethany United Brethren Church
Clark
Mary Chick
St. Philip’ Neri
Father Gallorni
Grace Garner
God's Bible School
Cincinnati
Clarence Garner
Henry Sowers
Dave Campbell
Lee Denny
Rio Rita Mohney
Frank McClure
Charles March
Walter Shaw
Bill Mackie
Millfield
James Powell
Belva
Pearl Powell
New Pittsburg
Harry Spencer
Barberton
Louise Turn
Charles Horn
Paul Edward
Everett Stover
Carbon Hill
Awger Sowers
Virgil Lemberger
Fort Bragg
N. C
McKinley Club
Plan Sunrise Service
Imperial
Zenners
Home Furnishing Dept
I. R. Goldberg
O. F. Temple
Worstell
Prometrist
Ig. N. Court St. Jenner’s Dept. Store
Blondie
Messenger
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