Hocking County Inter Allied Tax League Formed Officers Named
LOGAN Aug 3 A Hocking County group forming the Inter Allied Tax League elected Walter North president and Frank Blasius secretary. North represents the Granges while Blasius represents retail merchants. Rol and Bright were named to represent county banking interests on the committee replacing D M Soliday who resigned.
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Logan
Hocking County
Inter-Allied Tax League
Walter North
Frank Blasius
North
Péasius
Rolland Bright
D. M. Soliday
Fishermen Reel 43 Bass on Muskingum River Trip
Roy Ruble and Pete Burgoon of Logan returning to their homes report unusually good fishing on Stockport Muskingum River with 43 bass and five catfish. Largest bass weighed about two pounds. Ruble's season features include a 44 pound bass caught at Greendale pond, the largest in Hocking County this year.
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Logan
Stockport
Muskingum
Roy Ruble
Pete Burgoon
Ruble
Greendale
Hocking County
Tarleton
Road Repaired on Carbon Hill to Buchtel Route
Logan report says a new tar top was laid on the 4.8 mile Carbon Hill to Buchtel road in Ward Township. County Engineer Orla Wolfe announced the work finished Tuesday after several days of application.
Lanning Named to Lancaster Camp Grounds Board
Raymond R. Lanning of this city was named a member of the board of trustees of the Lancaster Camp Grounds in the annual election. He was also chosen as vice-president when the board met. Lanning and his family have spent much time at the Camp Grounds, where he owns a large cottage. This week’s chautauqua program boasts fine talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Raymond R. Lanning
Lancaster Camp Grounds
Lanning
July Car and Truck Sales in Hocking County Rise
New automobile and truck sales in Hocking County for July totaled 14 with three trucks and eleven pleasure cars. One dealer reported eight sales, while used car transfers remained slow during the period.
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Logan
Hocking County
Harrington Sunday School Class Holds Annual Picnic
Members of the Harrington Sunday School Class held their annual picnic Monday evening at Rachel Macher Park with a 6 o'clock supper. A short business meeting followed led by president Miss Bessie Briscoe. Devotionals and Bible study accompanied a roll call of scriptural quotations. Guests included Miss Josephine Starcher who later became a member and Miss Margaret McCormick a Columbus guest staying with Miss Bort.
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Harrington
Rachelmacher Park
Bessie Briscoe
Florence Bort
Josephine Starcher
Margaret McCormick
Columbus
Bort
Birthday Dinner Honors Township’s Oldest Citizen
Logan August 3. Mrs O R Hula of Rockbridge observed her 87th birthday at her daughter Mrs James Pearsall’s home. The dinner, arranged by Mrs Pearsall, was attended by near relatives. she is believed to be Good Hope Township’s oldest resident.
Logan man pleads guilty to four charges in arrest
Simon Steward faced Mayor Elias Bright on a Monday arraignment for drinking quarreling fighting and disorderly conduct. He pled guilty and totals of 100 were set for fines and costs. Unable to pay he was committed to the county jail. Arresting officer was C. D. Notestone with Mon Cook.
Blooming Cereus Attracts Visitors
Logan residents visit the home of Mrs. William Poe at 558 Motherwell Avenue to view a rare Cereus Grandifier plant. The night blooming flower reaches seven inches in diameter, with fine texture and strong fragrance. One large bud and two smaller buds are expected to open soon.
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Logan
Aug
William Poe
Motherwell Avenue
F. S. Case
Scarlet fever cases rise in Ward Township health alert
Two new cases reported in Logan on Monday raise this week’s scarlet fever total to three. Mary Jane Justice, 4, and Margie Lohmer, 4, Longstreth, are ill. Quarantines and precautionary measures are in place.
100th Anniversary Observed at Alexander Presbyterian Church
Mr and Mrs J M Cooley of Warner Avenue joined a large gathering at Hebbardsville Athens County to mark the 100th founding anniversary of the Alexander Presbyterian Church. The event featured a 40 pound anniversary cake cut during the dinner. The Cooleys later visited Newark on Monday.
Rotarians Discuss Sales Tax from State and Local View
Logan Rotarians debated sales tax policy at the Easterling Clubhouse during a Monday meeting. Charles Breene Josef Irashares and Barton A. Hall led the discussion presenting general and state perspectives.
Social Roundup of Parkersburg Area Guests and Visits
Numerous Parkersburg and nearby residents are recorded visiting relatives and hosts across the region. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Von Adams, Raymond Johnson, Irene Steed, Fay and Gladys Pickens, the Hendersons, the McKelveys, J. E. Anderson, and many others. An all-day Sunday School picnic is planned for Stirversville on August 6 with music and speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rozmann
Huntington
Ralph McDade
Marcella
Parkersburg
Carney
Gomer Lewis
Racine
von Adams
Carl Jennings
Fred Crow
Albert Greuser
Ralston Russell, Jr
Tip Dye
Pomeroy
Hazel Small
Pittsburgh
FE. S. Carney
A. W. McKay
Jean
Middleport
Laura McKay
Robert
Tomeema
Rex Warren
Ruth Smith
Chesterhill
Stash
Junior
Helen Croft
Elmer
Stirversville
Milo Rhoades
Orville, Spiller
Harley Rhoades
New Brighton
Maxine Swan
Giles Hammat
Howard Morehouse
Topkins Grove
W. M. Talbott
Coolville Camp Meeting Opens Sunday Weeklong Services
Coolville Aug 3 Camp meeting opened Sunday with good attendance under Rev R L Derrick local pastor and Rev J P Day of Belpre giving sermons. Evening service led by Rev Colegrove of Parkersburg with special music by local orchestra. Weeklong evening services planned.
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Coolville
R. L. Derrick
J. P. Day
Belpre
Colegrove
Parkersburg
Local Family Visits and Notable Weekend Events
The Garden residents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rhodahaver and children of Guysville visited Mr. and Mrs. Richard Williams. Mrs. Eugene Davis tended Jerseyville Switchboard while Sam Foreman visitedRoseville near death. William Weatherby and son Hubert cared for Mohler family. Frank Goldsberry announces birth of a daughter at C. L. Goldsberry home. Athens guests Sarah Goldsberry’s son-in-law and wife attended. George and James Smith reported turtle catches weighing 10 and 8 pounds respectively.
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Harry Rhodahaver
Guysville
Richard Wiliams
Eugene Davis
Jerseyville
Sam Foreman
Roseville
William Weatherby
Hubert
J. PB. Mohler
Frank Goldsberry
July
C. L. Goldsberry
Joe King
Athens
Sarah Goldsberry
George Smith
James
West Family Reunion Set for August at West's Grove
The West family reunion will occur Sunday August 7 at West's Grove Prattaville announced by secretary Mrs Mamie West Wallar. Relatives and friends from Southeastern Ohio are expected to attend with a picnic planned.
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West
West's Grove
Prattaville
Mamie West Wallar
Ohio
Uite
Rood
Local residents visit relatives and a play planned in Fischer's Hall
A flurry of visits spans from Bexley to Columbus and Lancaster as families meet relatives and friends across towns. The Zaleski Home Furnishing Club plans The Farmerette at Fischer's Hall on Saturday August 6 with several girls in the program.
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H. B. Sands
Bexley
Irene Bumbarger
Columbus
H. F. Sands
Cincinnati
Ben Sands
Chillicothe
T. R. Potts
Nelsonville
Sands
Hugh Wadsworth
Roberts
Lancaster
Elizabeth Vansky
Lettie Radcliff
Albany
Sam = Kaughman
Athens
Joe Staley
Howard
Paul
Asheville
Frank Reed
Billy
Mary Melain
Edward
Horse
Donald A. McKibben
James McKibben
Olen Gorby
Kent City
Mich
Ella Murray
Harry Hallett
Evelyn
Henry
Harry Tripp
Local families host guests amid church gathering and nuptial news
Harrisonville residents welcomed relatives from Rutland Albany and Millersport while a large crowd attended a Hebbardsville camp meeting and basket dinner. The Rev Spencer married Nellie Stansbury of Rutland and other visitors included Dayton Columbus and Athens guests with plans for a new school principal in Athens and workers from Buffalo and Marietta.
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Frank Hit
John Peyton
Hebbardsville
Elia Douglas
Clarence
H. J. Williams
Spencer
Nellie Stansbury
Rutland
Howard Hoops
Death notice for Maud Finch at 63 in Toppenish Washington
Mrs Maud Hoff man Finch 63 died July 20 at Toppenish Washington. She was born and raised in Orange Township lived here 19 years came for her fathers funeral. She leaves seven children husband three sisters and one brother. She was a Church of Christ member buried in Jerome Idaho. First husband William Young and two children preceded her in death.
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Maud (Hoffman) Finch
Toppenish
Washington
Leonard Hoffman
Jerome
Idaho
Jessie (Young) Habberman
Church of Christ
Orange Township
William Young
Helen Cole
Athena
CC. C. White
T. J. Mathers
Marietta
P. D. Sheets
Coolville
F. D. Sheets
H. C. Coss
J. A. Coss
Charlies Springer
Columbus
Mary K. Booth
Doris McLane
T. C. Lamb
Bluefield
W. Va
C.E. Lamb
Emma Snively
Huntington
Elsa Barrett
Taylor Ridge Silver Wedding Anniversary Also Doris Davis Birthday
Taylor Ridge residents celebrated Evan and Mrs. Davis with a noon chicken dinner for kin from Lancaster Trimble Glouster Athens and Jacksonville including Chester Davis Elmer Davis Raymond Davis and Vern Kempton. Miss Doris Davis and several relatives visited and returned from various Ohio towns amid the family gathering.
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Evan Davis
Doris
Chester Davis
Elmer Davis
Lancaster
Mary Sayre
Sam
Wretta
Lloyd
Bertha
Trimble
Theodore Heskin
John
Clarence Winn
Lily
Hazel
Guy
Ralph
Floyd
Glouster
Dave Swartz
Ira Conaway
Cleo Mae
Luster
Harold
William Swartz
Freida
Jacksonville
Raymond Davis
McConnelsville
William Davis
John Davis
John Kempton
Taylor Ridge
Vern Kempton
Delmer
Athens
Mies Audra Chalfant
Clifford Olbers
Dayton
Doris Davis
B. Conaway
Hilma Chalfant
Trimble Heights
Della Chalfant
Carl Welling
Vernice
Dwight Smith
Nel
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Carbon Hill- Buchtel
Lanning Is
Logan Man
Lancaster Camp Grounds Board
Pocrteln Vehicles
MAZDA
Ward Township
Portland
Mloydemrick
Will Carney
Corene Shafter
Plymouth
Kate Croak
Charles Taitt
Cecil West
Baby
Tom Deem
Raymond Johnson
Irene Steed
Seberting
William Talbott
Professor Faylor
Adam Slaughter
Fay
Gladys Pickens
Reedsville
Mattie Henderson
W. G. McKelvey
J. E. Anderson
C. J. Price
Harry Pickens
Thomas Flaharty
Albert Larson
Mary Jane Libby
Hannibal
Missouri
Larson
Dc. L. Stout
W. O. Stout
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
M, EB. Church
City Park
North Street
King’s Heralds
Phebe Carleton
Harry Carleton
Harry Barnett
W. T. Gardner
Dean Eyres
Lillie Flinn
Carleton
Margaret Kirkman
Margaret Wharff
Portsmouth
Inez Marie Brafford
Frances Tanborey
Beth Walden
Alyce Chevalier
Raymond Walden
W. PB. Hartnell
Beverly
J. H. Cline
Josephine Scott
John Newcomb
J. E. Hartnell
Alice Hussey
Clinton
W. C. Barnett
Mary Reeder
Eri. S. Fisher
Lacey Fisher
Watertown
Hoobler
Barth
Frances Smith
Ohio University
P. O. Smith
Annie Walden
Oliver Weethee
A. S. Stewart
Kanauga
A. C. Davis
A. Z. Penrose
Toledo
Westerville
Dean Ewers
Depot Road
Mia
Margaret Wharft
Muskingum River
United Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary
Parkersburg Camp
Conrad
F. G. Bunion
Williamstown
Pt. Pleasant
Mason City
William C Sympson
Com. Kennedy
P. D
Anna MeePhar
R. D. No
Sam Scott
Richard
Fred Elliott
Frank Gilllam
Roy
Gilham
Nei
Mary Catherine
Glenn Scott
Austin Hawk
Charles
Gladys Collins
Collins
Syracuse
M. FE
Edgar Dean
Noble Collinge
Clifford Marsh
Frank Young
the Plains
Mabie Nagle
Boring Chapel
Wales Mills
Arch Arbaugh
Jeanette Davis
John Arbaugh
Harold Peacock
Maynard
Elizabeth Dixon
Carroll Elliott
G. W. Callins
George Scott
Ed Bailes
Cecil Cox
Mechanicsburg
W. Collings
Alexander-Presbyterian Church
Hebbardaville
Harrisonville
Wagner
Marrietta
Anne Jennell
Springer
Irene Dye
Etta Turner
Clyde Metcalf
Cora Forrest
Cara Chase
New Holland
Wilber French
Murt Chase
Tuppers Plains
Carl Lamb
Cranberry
C. E. Lamb
Okey German
Mary Shelton
Long Bottom
Robert Stewart
Mary Young
Louise Christy
Success
C. W. Bahr
Lizzie Campbell
Edith Ament
Mabel Beahrs
D. of A
Council
Carrie Gainer
Abe Burdette
Elsie Bahr
Alfred
A. A. Bahr
Cleta Bahr
J. A. Biggs
Jud Torrence
Sue
Clarence Vannery
C. Fairbanks
Brock
West Liberty
J. A. May
Dale
Hollidays Cove
E. E. Parker
Ward Springer
Gerald Lamb
Rio Grand
Opal Powell
Church of Christ At
C. F. Keller
Jennie Cole
Belle Keller
Guy Springer
Virginia Kincade
Bettie Hoffman
Costometric Service
S. Court St
Athens, Ohio
Exra
Kerr’s
Sonville
Mildred Struble of
Fred Olbers
Helen Kilcoski
Gimsey
John Kilcoski
Fred Leake
Adah
Greens
Dora He
Lancaster Apert
Dora Heflin
Theodore Hefkin
Chester Davisack
Margaret Addington
B. Chalfant
Berald Bryan
Glen Bulstrom
Cambridge
Pat Bulstrom
Harry H. Hertz
New York