Best Students Named for District Meet
Results of the elimination contest at Logan High School announced by Supt. J W Coleman identify district contenders for Hocking County. Winners include Geometry Mildred Kline Laurelville Chemistry Robert Macklin Laurelville Ruth Adeline Lewis Union Furnace Latin I Esther Ebert Laurelville Vivian Johnson Carbon Hill Latin H
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Logan
Logan High School
Hocking County
Athens
Supt
J. W. Coleman
Mildred Kline
Laurelville
Robert Macklin
Ruth Adeline Lewis
Union Furnace
Esther Ebert
Vivian Johnson
Carbon Hill
Six Hocking Scouts to Attend Columbus Scout-O-Rama
Six Hocking District troops will travel to Columbus on May 1 for the 16th annual Scout-O-Rama at the state fairground coliseum. More than 4,000 Central Ohio Boy Scouts are expected to participate, with Troops 37 99 153 160 209 and 200 (Rickbridge) listed with their scoutmasters.
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Logan
Hocking
Columbus
State Fairground Coliseum
Central Ohio
Harry J. Stevenson
Laurelville
George Dix
Pearl Timberlake
W. D. Braddock
Alfred Campbell
C. R. Eberst
Rickbridge
Merl M. Primmer
School Staff and Classes Listings for Laurelville Area
Vivian Irvin Murray and Monabelle Wilson Laurelville along with English 9 and 10 are listed. Annabelle Wyskiver Union Furnace and Kathryn Irvin Murray City are noted for English 9 and 10. Additional teachers and subjects include Jeanne Boyd Carbon Hill English III, Jeanne Conrad Rockbridge English 12, and science, algebra, history, biology and French taught by local staff across Union Furnace Murray City Rockbridge Carbon Hill Ilesboro.
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Vivian Irvin
Murray
Monabelle Wilson
Laurelville
Annabelle Wyskiver
Union Furnace
Kathryn Irvin
Murray City
Doris Eileen Hartsough
Elaine Swyers
Jeanne Boyd
Carbon Hill
Kathryn Rose Simon
Jeanne Conrad
Rockbridge
Hazel Vanatta
Edwin Notestone
Jeannette Ellen Grubb
Lloyd Wayne Chesser
Franklin Willis Downhour
Lewis Koontz
Barbara Hankison
Sue Ella Conrad
Lonnie Stoughton
Ralph Newton
Ernest Webb Horn
Mabel Lucille Conkle
Ilesboro
Miss Wright Buys Gilbert Martin Studio
Logan Miss Freida Wright purchases the Gilbert Martin Studio with possession to be taken June 1. C. E. Gilbert, who moved to Logan from Muncie fourteen years ago, bought the studio a year ago after E. M. Martin died. Gilbert and his daughter Thelma will return to Muncie after June 1.
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Logan
Women Missionary Society Opens Day Two At Athens Presbytery
The 62nd annual meeting of the Athens Presbytery Women Missionary Society continues at First Presbyterian Church with 9 o'clock sessions. Mrs. J L Evans leads morning worship. Gladys Burris sings. speakers include Mrs. Edgar, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. McLain, and Mrs. Tedrow among others. Nomination report and officer elections follow. afternoon worship led by Mrs. Crowe with Mrs. Lutz Figley and Mrs. Hayes on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tedrow
D. N. Lutz
A. N. Crowe
Lutz
H. M. Figley
R. L. Hayes
Hayes
Synodical
Logan Legionaires To Attend Eighth District Conference
Logan Post of the American Legion will be represented at the Eighth District conference in Wellston Sunday. Department Commander Sam Cobb will give the principal address. A parade at 1 30 pm precedes the 2 30 pm program led by district commander R S Williams. Mayor J L Steel will welcome delegates.
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Russell Cunningham
Lancaster
Roy J. Gillen
Marian Bowman
Xenia
Logan Elks Celebrate 39th Anniversary
Large attendance marked the 39th anniversary meeting of Logan Lodge of Elks. Visitors came from nearby lodges. Dinner was served at 6 30 by the Pythian Sisters with Ellis family ladies as guests. An entertainment and dance program followed with the Rudy Rhythm Ramblers providing music.
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Logan
Logan Lodge of Elks
Pythian Sisters
Ellis
Rudy Rhythm Ramblers
Logan Rotary Club Meets At Ambrose Hotel
Logan Rotary Club held a meeting with 23 members present while many members attended the District conference in Columbus. James R. Smoot spoke on erosion and soil conservation, outlining causes and a program to stop the condition.
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Logan
Columbus
Logan Rotary Club
Ambrose Hotel
James R. Smoot
Soil conservation program explained at Logan courthouse meeting
First of a series of meetings was held at the courthouse at 7 30 o clock Monday evening with James R Smoot helping the county committee explain the bases for the soil conservation program. Other meetings will be held this week and next in various communities. visit in Columbus Logan Mr and Mrs Erwin Eckhart Miss Phyllis Eckhart Mr and Mrs Rudolph Lortz Mr and Mrs Russell Kocheran and Shirley James and Mrs James Keller were guests of Mr Chester Kocheran in Columbus Saturday.
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Logan
James R. Smoot
Columbus
Erwin Eckhart
Phyllis Eckhart
Rudolph Lortz
Russell Kocheran
Shirley James
James Keller
Chester Kocheran
Eighth Graders Set for County Test Across Schools
In Hocking County rural schools 338 eighth graders will be eligible to take the final examination at several school centers where tests will be conducted.
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Logan
Hocking County
Motorist Fined for DUI Case Before Logan Judge
Mil lard Campbell appeared before Judge Phil A. Henderson on a DUI charge. Prosecutor Hubert D. Lappen filed the information. Campbell was fined $100 plus costs.
Judge Henderson Skips Carbon Hill Bond Meeting
Judge Phil A. Henderson could not attend the Carbon Hill gathering Monday evening where sponsors pushed a $49,000 school bond before voters in a special election today.
Birth of Trimble daughter in Newark
Relatives announce the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Trimble of Newark Neal Shaw of this city is the baby’s grandfather.
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Logan
R. C. Trimble
Newark
Neal Shaw
Logan Mayor Tours Hocking River by Boat
Mayor Kenneth Fitzgerald and Mrs. Fitzgerald toured the Hocking River near Logan by boat Monday evening. The mayor reported the water was swift at many points along the trip.
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Logan
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Hocking
Fitzgerald
Logan Commandery Knights Templar Plan Inspection
Annual inspection of Logan Commandery Knights Templar to be held this evening with George Negley of Cincinnati as the inspecting officer.
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Logan
Logan Commandery
Knights Templar
George Negley
Cincinnati
George Burris Dies At Home in Logan
George Burris 80 retired farmer died at his Miner al Ave. home in Logan after long illness. Survived by his wife Nancy Burris and three brothers and four sisters: James Logan Joseph Cleveland Simon Columbus and Mrs Pleasant Jacobs Groveport Mrs Margaret Miller Chillicothe Mrs Hannah Wyckoff McArthur and Mrs Elizabeth Hurst Columbus. The Rev John A Toy to conduct services at Leonard Funeral Home at 2 p m Wednesday. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
George Burris
Mineral Ave
Nancy Burris
James
Joseph
Cleveland
Simon
Columbus
Pleasant Jacobs
Groveport
Margaret Miller
Chillicothe
Hannah Wyckoff
McArthur
Elizabeth Hurst
John A. Toy
Leonard Funeral Home
Oak Grove Cemetery
Councilmen May Meet For Project Approval
A special Logan city council meeting may be called for Wednesday evening. Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald indicated the council will review WPA projects prepared for local forwarding once funds are set to cover the sponsor's share of costs.
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Logan
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
4 H Club Elects New Officers In School Meeting
In Logan Mississippi Catharine Stoughton returns to work as secretary at the prosecutor office after illness. In Logan Ralph Cochran 14, son of Mr and Mrs Cochran Sr of Jackson underwent major surgery at Cherrington Hospital after being admitted Monday.
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Logan
Catharine Stoughton
Hubert D. Lappen
Ralph Cochran
Jackson
Cherrington Hospital
Bradbury Personal And Social Mention
Bradbury social notes list moves and guests across families in the area. Mr and Mrs John Spearns move into Mrs Andrew Smith property. Charles Scott and family visit his parents Mr and Mrs Winfield Scott. Ben Morris visits with Mr and Mrs George Morris. Benny Scott of Marietta CCC camp visits relatives. Jennie Autherson remains ill and her son Charles recovers from illness. Lindsey Lock and father visit John Fry. Mrs Olan Rife and son go to Roseville to join husband. Carl and Mrs Evans visit Louise Evans. Mrs Guy Martin and daughters visit relatives in Zanesville. Wilbur Haning and Charloine Ruthers visit Roseville. Bible School attendance 56. pastor G N Perkins preaches at 7 p.m. Mr and Mrs T W Autherson and daughter visit Zanesville.
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Bradbury
John Spearns
Andrew Smith
Charles Scott
Winfield Scott
Ben Morris
George Morris
Pomeroy
Benny Scott
Marietta
CCC
Jennie Autherson
Charles
Lindsey Lock
John Fry
Olan Rife
Roseville
Carl Evans
Evans
Rutland
Louise Evans
Guy Martin
Zanesville
W. E. Chaffin
Wilbur Haning
Charloine Ruthers
Jack Meaning
G. N. Perkins
T. W. Autherson
George Waters
Wed in Pomeroy Pomeroy marriage license granted in probate court
Horace Corwin age 22 of Buchtel and Madeline Johnson age 21 of Nelsonville received a marriage license in probate court on Saturday and were married by Rev. C. H. Morrison of Simpson M. E. Church.
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Pomeroy
Horace Corwin
Buchtel
Madeline Johnson
Nelsonville
Rev
C. H. Morrison
Simpson M, EF. Church
Athens County Man Is Found Guilty by Jury
LOGAN J C Yates of Athens County was convicted by a jury on an assault and battery indictment in the opening case of the new court term. Prosecuting witness Frank Vice of Ward Township testified as to the attack. Jurors named were Ray Little Nelson Hankison Homer Strous Mrs Paul Collison H O Tom Mrs William Marks Mrs Luther Wyskiver N A Chute Mary Bartoe Mrs Stanley W Baker Bert Swackhamer and Charles Rarick.
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Ray Little
Nelson Hankison
Homer Strous
Paul Collison
H. O. Tom
William Marks
Luther Wyskiver
N. A. Chute
Mary Bartoe
Stanley W. Baker
Bert Swackhamer
Charles Rarick
Two Couples Are Licensed To Marry In Logan
Marriage licenses were issued Monday by Judge E. L. Ewing to Robert Jones Clark Woods 29 a Lancaster laborer and Mary E. Chilcoat 25 at home Logan daughter of George Chilcoat and to Edward Brown 54 a Enterprise farmer and Emma Irene Asbell 47 a Enterprise housekeeper Magistrate C T Stephenson officiated at the ceremonies.
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Logan
E. L. Ewing
Robert Jones Clark Woods
Lancaster
Melvin Woods
Mary E. Chilcoat
George Chilcoat
C. T. Stephenson
Edward Brown
Enterprise
Emma Irene Asbell
Five more Logan CCC enrollees add to list
Five additional applicants from Hocking County were taken to New Lexington Monday to enroll in CCC work. Latest enrollees include Irvin Bennett New Straitsville Gore route 1 Francis Burgess Gore Elmer Malone Logan route 2 Cecil Lambert Gore and Lloyd Nixon New Straitsville route 2.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
New Lexington
Irvin Bennett
New Straitsville
Rt. 1
Francis Burgess
Gore
Elmer Malone
Logan Rt
Cecil Lambert
Lloyd Nixon
Logan James Keller Released After Injury at Sun Glow Plant
Logan James Keller of Galla gher Ave returned home Monday after treatment at Cher rington Hospital. He was injured when a door fell on him at the Sun Glow plant two weeks ago. VISITING IN LOGAN Mrs. S. M. VanHook of Newark is spending the week in this city with her daughter Frances VanHook.
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Logan
James Keller
Gallagher Ave
Cherrington Hospital
Sun Glow
Logan Logan
S. M. VanHook
Newark
Frances VanHook
Glouster Personal And Social Notes
Miss Charlene Wolf visited Logan on Saturday. Miss Ruth Marshall from Columbus visited Mrs. Genevieve Marshall on Sunday. Miss Helen Green stayed with her parents in Bellaire. Miss Helen Dennison Kathrine Dennison and Mrs. Sarah Willis were guests at Elyria, attended the Cleveland opera. James Wolf visited Columbus parents. Danford and Merle Danford spent Sunday with Ed French in New Lexington with other relatives. Yaw family from Detroit and Athens shared weekend visits in New Lex and Detroit.
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William Wolf
S. S. Danford
Merle Danford
New Lexington
Ed French
Lowell French
Pittsburgh
Flick Avery
Danfords
M. E. Danford
McConnelsville
W. R. Yaw
Detroit
Trap Shoot Opens Season at J. M. Watkins Farm
The Sunday Creek Valley Sportsman Club will hold the season’s first trap shoot at the J. M. Watkins farm east of Bishopville Wednesday at 5 PM and every Wednesday thereafter. Sportsmen are invited to attend.
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Glouster
Sunday Creek Valley Sportsman Club
J. M. Watkins
Bishopville
Glouster Sets Annual Clean Up Week Start May 2
Glouster announces annual clean up week beginning May 2 and extending to May 16. Residents are asked to place rubbish in containers in alleys for city trucks to collect.
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Glouster
Scoutmasters course draws crowd in Glouster
Training for scoutmasters at the High School building Monday night drew strong attendance. Upcoming events include a meeting in Nelsonville on April 26 and a Scout Troop 71 hike and steak fry at the M E Church with outdoor meeting led by John Blower and Eldon Hoffman.
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Glouster
Nelsonville
Scout Troop 71
M. E
John Blower
Eldon Hoffman
Rogers Memorial
Boy Scout Troop 72
Church of Christ
American Legion Auxiliary Meets Thursday at 7 30
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a Thursday evening meeting at 7 30. Members will transact important business and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
American Legion Auxiliary
Man Ill With Blood Poisoning After Workplace Injury
Fred Myers of Clay Bank Hill Green Township works at Taylor's Station and is ill with blood poisoning in the right hand. An injury last week led to infection and admission to Cherrington Hospital Monday evening.
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Logan
Fred Myers
Clay Bank Hill
Green Township
Taylor’s Station
Myers
Cherrington Hospital
Co-Workers Extend Lead in Church Contest at Halfway Mark
The Co-Workers increased their lead from five to ten points over the Young Married People's Class as the contest reaches its halfway point. Both groups seek record attendance in the next three weeks amid ongoing Church of Christ class rivalry.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Study Club Meets For Program Monday
The Progressive Study Club met at the home of Mrs. Harriette Weymueller Monday night. Mrs. Ruth Watkins led an extensive business session as president, with a paper by Mrs. William Bryson on Ballad Hunting in the Kentucky Mountains. Refreshments were served to club members including Mrs. John Henshaw and Mrs. Elmer Jones.
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B. R. Angle
M. M. Bryson
Ruth Watkins
C. B. Dillon
Athens
Grads Meet Tuesday for Alumni Banquet Plans
The Jacksonville Trimble Alumni Association will hold a 7 p m meeting at the school to plan the annual banquet and dance. Miss Evelyn Deal will preside as president and committees will be announced. alumni members are urged to attend.
Is Fined by Mayor Glouster in intoxication charge
William Gerr was fined five dollars and costs by Mayor Co F Wallace in Glouster's court Saturday night for intoxication. Marshal Fred Heck made the arrest.
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Glouster
William Gerr
Co. F. Wallace
Fred Heck
Baptismal Service at Glouster Church of Christ
A baptismal service is announced at the Glouster Church of Christ on Wednesday at 7 30 p m for candidates from Chauncey Trimble and Taylor Ridge churches. Rev Gilbert Cortney will conduct the services.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Chauncey
Trimble
Taylor Ridge
Gilbert Courtney
Thea Chapter O.E.S. Meeting in Athens Highlights Marietta Guests
Fifteen members of the Thea Chapter O.E.S. attended a Monday night meeting in Athens. Members from Marietta were guests and exemplified the initiatory work.
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Athens
Glouster
Thea
O.E.S
Marietta
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