Grand jury to be recalled for Edward Tom murder case
Logan April 14 Prosecutor Phil Henderson announced the April term grand jury would be recalled April 25 to consider evidence in the Edward Tom murder case. About 15 witnesses would be summoned. Six attendees include Sand Run residents and others who accompanied Sheriff W. PR. Lloyd to arrest Leslie Schultz. Dr W H Pritchard supervised a mental test of Schultz at the request of Prosecutor Henderson. Three Logan physicians have examined Schultz. reports not public until trial.
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Logan
Phil Henderson
Jriday
Edward Tom
Henderson
Sand Run
W. PR. Lloyd
Leslie Shultz
W. H. Pritch
Purchases reshape leadership at Hamden Citizens Bank
Robert Lee White president and Paul A. Wolfe of Fairmont purchase controlling stock in the Citizens' Bank at Hamden from C A Roberts and son Clifford Roberts who retire from active management. Paul A. White named president, Robert White vice president, and E W W. Martin cashier. White will move from Logan to Hamden.
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Logan
Robert Lee White
Thempel National Bank
Paul A. Wolfe
Fairmont
Citizens’ Bank
Hamden
C A Roberts
Clifford Roberts
Paul A. White
Robert Wea White
E W W. Martin
Paul White
Rempel National Bank
Logan Groups Organize Two 4 H Clubs in Green and Niche Plate
Logan reports the formation of two new 4 H clubs during the week. A mixed pig and handicraft club forms in Green and Falla townships led by Raymond Shinner with eight members. officers elected at the extension service office include Joe Adcock president and James Adcock vice president. A food club forms in the Niche Plate district led by Mrs Ina Ihsel with ten members and a meeting planned at Mrs Hyselt’s home on April 24.
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Clifford Mason
Beman <Keister
Wlll
Ina Ihscl
Hyselt
Buckshot Threats After Chicken Thefts Alarm Marion Farmers
Logan April 14 Farmers in Marion township grow restless as chicken thieves strike. George Biddle reports 25 to 39 chickens gone, Charles Boch loses 40 to 50 in the past week. The winter thefts near Enterprise appear to have spread north into Marion township.
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Logan
Marion
George Biddle
Charles Boch
Enterprise
Maron
Secretary of Chamber of Commerce Is Appointed By New Directors
Logan April 14 Two men recalled to work at Hocking Valley shops raising the payroll to 210. A painting contract covers 2 000 cars and heavy repair on steel cars is underway. The job is one four of completed and not finished for six months. Repainting of several equipment cars is expected in the summer months.
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Logan
Hocking Valley
Pr Nt
Resident road engineer relocates office to McCarthy Building Logan
In Logan on April 14 the office of resident highway engineer moved from the courthouse to the McCarthy building on Main Street. The change aligns with Gina Wolfe as surveyor and Wright as resident engineer, with support from Wagstaff and Matheny and Gaffney assisting in the engineer’s office. A separate Logan Chamber of Commerce note lists new officers and committee appointments for the year.
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Ralph
Matheny
Wright
W. H. Gaffney i5
Lengineer Wright
Social notes recap dinners and chapter meetings
Social notes list dinners at West Man street and West Second Street homes with guests including Mrs Clark and Misses Brooke Bowen Lehman Morgan Bond and Lucy Bowen Arcencastl Ind. A tea honored Lucy Bowen with several Bowen sisters present. Vera Blinn chapter hosted by Mrs Harry Barna with leaders and guests among local clubwomen. Lutheran brotherhood visit to Logan featured Hoot Owl Glee club with talks and musical numbers. May Rainer plans Cleveland visit.
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J. Hiatt
Ther
West Man Street
Mrs. & Clark
Samuel Primmer
Helen Eote
Ruth Brooke
Winifred Lehman
Catharine Morgan
Mary Bond
Lucy Bowen
Arcencastl
Ind
E. Campbell
West Second Street
Meade Bowen
Eveline Bowen
Mary
Louise Bowen
Harry Afarna
Vera Blinn
Edward Lies
Fred Heigle Ag
Japan
Ferdinand Mempel, Jr
Teplc
Sien Ly Mes
Willard McNallen
Cloyd Coch
A. Lunsford
Misa Merlin Wallcraft
Harriett Suter
S'hil McCarty
Ollo Jles
McCart
Logan
Tuehe
Lutheran Brotherhood of Circleville
Hoot Owl Glee Club
Hunter Street Lutheran Church Brotherhood
H. H. Wright
Ernest Miller
Martin Hartman
Fred Tracke
J. P. Muller
Besches
Statmien
Flasher System Installed at South Mulberry Crossing
Logan reports three weeks were needed to install the flasher system at the South Mulberry street railroad crossing. The system is complete and operating Thursday. Crossing watchmen C T Stephenson and Albert Williams remain at the crossing with removals expected soon. Stephenson has served as watchman since August 1990 and once held recorder probate judge duties with a general leave of absence.
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South Mulberry Street
Logan
South Mulberry Street Railroad
C T. Stephenson
Albert Wiliams
Stephenson
Hocking County
Narrow Escape At Crossing In Enterprise Farm Area
Logan April 14 John Blum farmer of the Enterprise community escaped serious injury when his automobile was struck by a northbound Hocking Valley passenger train about 1 PM Thursday. He crossed the tracks at a private crossing, turned to face the train, and the car was knocked off the rails but he remained strapped in his seat and suffered only minor bruises. Two wheels were broken and a fender torn. Logan April 14 Methodist Sunday School Orchestra will present a concert under leader Dallas Kinser Sunday evening. Program includes organ prelude The Belly of Aberdonies, Little Corporal March, Jubilee Overture, Prismatic Polka, My Jesus I Love Thee, Rock of Ages, Fortuna Overture, Star Spangled Banner and Benediction by Rev Fields. Members listed include Ethel Cooke, Kenneth Adair, Everett Green, Melvin Harbarger, John Wetherill, Hall Moongeard, May Curl, Dalitas Skinser, Joe White, Glenn Aethingson, Dorothy Mycre as Bast Joe Harden.
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Blum
Pallas Kinser
Wooden Shoes
Jesus
Asscia~ Bie
Kenneth Adair
Ethel Cooke
Ererett Green
Paul Gabriel
John Wetherill
Charles Wonn
Jay Woolgeard
Dalfogin
Mr. Fields
Or‘chestra
Gverett Green
Melvin Harbarger
Hay Moongeard
Edgar Hbuyer
May Curl
Dalitas Skinser
Joe White
Coattes Sith
Charks Green
Hail Townshour
Joyce Fields
Glenn Athingson
Dorothy Mycre
Joe Harden
Ray Soliday
Melvin Y Warbarger
Dallay Ameer
Three Held After Theft Probe Ties Logan Kiwanians
Logan April 14 three arrestees were taken for questioning in a theft case involving fruit and vegetables stolen last year. The Logan Kiwanians planned a benefit show at Putman theater April 25 with Miss Sarah Holmes directing. A deputy sheriff said more suspects may be linked as investigators pursue information.
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Logan
Logan Kiwans Club
Putman Theater
Sarah Holmes
Pruit and
Hich School
Loreal Kiwanians
Cool-jity
Cleveland figures visit parents during brief trip
Mrs Robertson Nasband associated editor of the Cleveland Plan Dealer Mir and Mrs Kosciusho Kitchen land son of Cleveland are in Locan for a brief visit with their parents Mr and Mrs. Wrent Keynes and Mr. and Mrs. Vern Kitchen.
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Mrs Kosciusho Kitchenland
Cleveland
Locan
and Wrent Keynes
Vern Kitchen
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