Changes in Logan Polling Places Affects Three Precincts
Logan April 25 Changes in polling locations were announced after a meeting of the Election Board. Precinct D of the First Ward moves to Mrs Flora H Chidister 1131 Church Street Precinct C Second Ward moves across Railroad Avenue to Mr and Mrs Blythe Precinct B Fourth Ward moves from Logan Chick Hatchery to Mrs Harry Fitzgerald 179 West Second Street All other precincts stay the same Judges and clerks will be notified of appointments early this week.
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Logan
Flection
First Ward
Kenneth Frazier
Flora H. Chidister
Church Street
Second Ward
Railroad Avenue
Gomps
Blythe
Fourth Ward
Logan Chick Hatchery
Harry Fitzgerald
West Second Street
Lewis to Oppose Underwood in General Election
David J. Lewis of New Lexington plans a general election campaign against Mell G. Underwood after a Logan meeting. Lewis, unopposed in the primary, will begin campaigning in the coming weeks for the fifth term seeking incumbent Underwood.
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Lewis
Underwood
Logan
David J. Lewis
New Lexington
Mell G. Underwood
Judgment by confession favors Atha Drilling in Logan case
Judge Harley M. Whitcraft entered judgment by confession Friday for The Atha Drilling Company against Coonville Coal Company. Amount fixed at 1017 dollars 50 cents. Mrs James Shaw of West Second Street was taken to Cherrington Hospital Sunday and underwent tumor surgery after a period of illness.
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Logan
Harley M. Whitcraft
Atha Drilling Company
Coonville Coal Company
County Tax Figures Trim $2 Million Over Decade
Statistics from the Inter-Organization Tax League of Ohio show Hocking County reducing its tax take by about two million dollars over ten years. The data highlight shifts in local budgeting and fiscal policy in the county.
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Logan
Inter
Tax League of Ohio
Hocking County
County Population Declines and Tax Shifts 1920 to 1930
Population fell 12.388 percent from 1920 to 1930 while tax duplicates dropped from 30,781,710 in 1920 to 28,787,490 in 1936. State taxes rise to 11,521.11 in 1930 from 76,798.15 in 1920. Per capita tax grew from 25.09 to 82.25, a 28.2 percent increase.
Seniors Hold First Place On Honor Roll At Logan High
Logan April 25 Seniors led the honor roll for six weeks at Logan High with 206.4 percent of the senior class on the list. Sophomores were second at 16.8 percent and juniors third at 15.7 percent. The article lists named seniors juniors and sophomores on the honor roll activity across the school year.
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Logan
Logan High
Ruth Angle
Lucille Alltop
Betty Bartholomew
Edna Beshara
Durward Brannigan
Wilhelmina Brooker
Evelyn Carns
Phyllis Cox
Rose Cox
Ruby Nell Collison
Jean Kleinschmidt
Mabel Krinn
Evelyn Miller
Elma Gayle Mooney
Garbet Nixon
Rosemary Lavey
Kathryn Starcher
Hester Lee White
Joan Wright
Don Yates
Lewis Arnold
Jack Baker
Elizabeth Brooker
Elsie Clark
Jane Canty
Morton Epstein
John Kleinschmidt
Minnie Heine
William McLaughlin
Virginia Moore
Ruth Orr
Eloise Ralston
Margaret Rechenwald
Jane Thurness
Selah Warren
Elizabeth Westbrook
Lois Wildermuth
Helen Belt
Mary Blum
Mildred Blake
Leona Byers
Mary Coakley
John Dougherty
Forest Eddy
Lucille Eddy
Walter Guess
Miriam Geddes
Ralph Hite
Paul Lunsford
Helen Nixon
Don Poston
Marguerite Rohrer
Mary Alice Schaal
Claude Sheets
Donald Smith
Robert
Trial in $10,000 alienation suit set for Wednesday
Assignment has been made in the Lizzie A. Kitchen vs Maude Dague case for Wednesday with a jury ordered to report. The suit seeks $10,000 for alienation of affections and both sides are ready. Other trials this week include Elmer L. White for forgery on Tuesday and John Thompson on an incest indictment starting Thursday.
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Elmer L. White
John Thompson
White
Thompson
Woman Injured in Auto Crash Near Old Man's Cave
Mrs. Catherine Dougherty of Lancaster suffered many back cuts from shattered glass and a heavy forehead blow when the car she rode in went over an embankment near Old Man's Cave. She was hospitalized at Cherrington Hospital and expected to be released in a few days.
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Logan
Catherine Dougherty
Lancaster
Old Man's Cave
Cherrington Hospital
Washington the Mason honored by Mingo Lodge in bicentennial
In Logan on April 25 a Washington bicentennial observance by Mingo Lodge No. 171 F and A M featured Mayor R A Hastings of Lancaster and Rolland Bright of the local lodge as principal speakers. The ceremony included the lodge's formal opening during memorial services and noted C Wood Bowen and Bright speaking in nearby towns.
Ford Hartsough Found Guilty In Child Support Case
Logan April 25 A jury found Ford Hartsough of western Hocking County guilty of failure to provide for a child after deliberating Friday afternoon. Defense counsel Eugene Wright said a motion for a new trial will be filed. Jurors listed: Charles Stone Walter Reasoner Russell Brown Delbert Norris George Bond Ray Huston John Ohlinger Charles Rarick W A Brokaw Clifford Wharton George Wyskiver Marion Kitchen.
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Charles Rarick
W. A. Brokaw
Clifford Wharton
George Wyskiver
Marion Kitchen
Court of Review Planned by Boy Scouts in Logan
On Friday evening Troop No. 153 discussed a Court of Review to be staged Thursday night. Scoutmaster W. D. Braddock spoke of tests to be passed and merit badges as rewards. Assistant Scoutmaster Carl Poling outlined the window display and led games during recreation hour.
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Logan
Boy Scouts
W. D. Braddock
Carl Poling
Services Held for Mrs Anna Juergensmeier in Logan
Aged widow Anna Juergensmeier 74 died at West Hunter Street after an extended illness. Her husband Charles Juergensmeier died seven years ago. She had no children. Funeral at S Matthews Lutheran Church at 7 pm Monday with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
Condition Improves After Akron Man Burned in Crash
Charles B. Moore of Akron shows slight improvement at Cherrington Hospital after a Saturday crash near Nelsonville. His car overturned trapping him for about an hour and battery sulfuric acid burned his body. He arrived in shock and remains seriously burned, but condition improved on Sunday.
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Logan
Charles B. Moore
Akron
Cherrington Hospital
Nelsonville
Moore
First Absentee Ballots Cast in Logan Election
The Election Board reports the first absentee ballots cast this season at the board office. The initial voters were H. H. Shriner J. T. Roge O. C. Culp and W. F. Bowen, with many more applications awaiting processing.
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Logan
Election Board
H. H. Shriner
J. T. Roge
O. C. Culp
W. F. Bowen
Bridge Club Hosts Friighat West Second Street Event
Mrs Vern Bowen presided as hostess at her West Second Street home for a Modern Bridge Club gathering Friday night with guests Mrs Emma Aplin and Mrs Myrtle White joining the members.
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Vern Bowen
Modern Bridge Club
West Second Street
Emma Aplin
Myrtle White
Redtown News Roundup Obituaries and Local Notices
Redtown residents host relatives and friends with gatherings at several homes. Walter Reedy recovers from mumps. Gospel Mission Church services drew a large crowd led by Rev. M. L. Kimmey. Electric company fields new poles and power line work continues. Sheriff Clarence McBride becomes Darke County’s new sheriff succeeding his late father Samuel McBride, with term to 1933.
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Jess Clemons
Clemons
Isaac Safreed
Jacksonville
George Staten
Fred Smith
Andrew Collins
Minnie
Joseph Safreed
Millfield
Andrew Thompson
Clifford Morrison
Walter Reedy
J. C. Reedy
The
Gospel Mission Church
M. L. Kimmey
Athens
Frank Leffler
John Cane
Andy Thompson
Greenville, CO
Clarence McBride
Darke County
Samuel McBride
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