Hocking County Treasurer Urges Prompt Real Estate Tax Payment
Hocking County taxpayers must pay real estate taxes by August 15, warns Treasurer Robert N. White. Collections in Salt Creek Benton and Perry Townships near Laurelville totalled $200 more than the last half year, including delinquent taxes. White urges those who have not paid to settle before the deadline rush begins.
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Logan — Hocking County
Robert N. White
Mr. White
Salt Creek
Benton
Perry
Laurelville
White
Reverend Harble Blood Transfusion Update
Rev W H Harble in Columbus hospital after weeks of treatment received a blood transfusion. Sheriff Joe Farbearn and Deputy Nellis Smith traveled to Columbus for blood tests. Deputy Smith’s blood matched for future transfusions. Harble pastors multiple Methodist Episcopal churches in Hocking and Perry Counties.
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Logan
W. H. Harble
Columbus
Joe Farbearn
Nellis Smith
Smith
Harble
Hocking
Perry
Red Bird Baseball School Sees Two More Recruits Visit
Albert Leonard star pitcher from the tournament team and Harold Brown of the State Auto team joined Dick Brandt and Jimmy Richardson at the Red Bird school in Columbus Monday for training and evaluation.
Scouts Visit Camp Logan Members Return Next Tuesday
Mr and Mrs Alfred Campbell and Mrs Joe Farbeann visited Camp Lazarus Tuesday to see local Boy Scouts in camp for a week. Jack Farbeann and Tommy Campbell are members of the group and the Scouts will stay until next Tuesday.
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Logan
Alfred Campbell
Joe Farbeann
Camp
Lazarus
Jack Farbeann
Tommy Campbell
Mundy Retires as Yardmaster After 35 Years Service
Logan Samuel Mundy retired from the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad after 35 years in rail service. His final post was yardmaster at Old Town, with a career spanning shop yards in 1902 to brakeman and conductor on the River Division. Frank Courter now oversees Old Town yards. Mundy lives on a Green Township farm on Route 31.
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LOGAN
Samuel Mundy
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Old Town
Hocking Valley Railroad
River Division
Frank Courter
Mundy
Mr. Mundy
Green Township
Route 31
Hocking Board Plans Election
Logan Hocking County Election Board officials meet Friday to prepare supplies for the Logan primary election next Tuesday. Supplies will be distributed to presiding judges the following morning with instructions on tallying returns. Absentee voting interest grows as a fair primary vote is predicted. The board will be at the courthouse clerk’s office until 12 o clock Saturday night for late absentee voters. No changes in precinct voting places announced.
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Logan
Hocking County
Election Board
Newark Man Held in Contempt of Court
Gerald Washburn of Newark was held in contempt by Judge Phil Henderson. He was ordered to pay $50 plus costs within 30 days, with the case continued.
Plan Skating Party Sponsored by Logan Softball League
The Logan Softball League sponsors a roller skating party at the Grotto Grounds rink Friday evening. Proceeds benefit league activities and youth programs at the venue in Logan.
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Logan
The
Logan’ Softball League
Grotto Grounds
Anderson Rites Are Held In Church Near Chauncey
Last rites were held for Jacob Anderson 55 who died at Sheltering Arms Hospital Ath ens. The service at Zion Church was led by Rev. Guss Graham with Chauncey officiating. Burial followed in McArthur Cemetery. Pallbearers were Earl Guseman Clarence Stage Fred Gabriel Clifford Gabriel F E Cook Roy Hawk. Flowerbearers were Bessie Moore Mildred Guseman Flora Grant Gladys Gabriel Elsie Cook Faye McDonald. He is survived by a son Everett his parents Mr and Mrs Edward Anderson Lower Plains one brother Quince Anderson Lower Plains and three sisters Mrs Nettie Shields Lower Plains Mrs Dessie Billikam Columbus and Mrs Ethel Davies Mentor Ohio.
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Chauncey
Jacob Anderson
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Zion Church
Guss Graham
McArthur
Earl Guseman
Clarence Stage
Fred Gabriel
Clifford Gabriel
F. E. Cook
Roy Hawk
Bessie Moore
Mildred Guseman
Flora Grant
Gladys Gabriel
Elsie Cook
Faye McDonald
Anderson
Everett
Edward Anderson
Lower Plains
Quince Anderson
Nettie Shields
Dessie Billikam
Columbus
Ethel Davies
Mentor
Ohio
Mrs Smiths Chauncey reunion and birthday celebration
A Chauncey family reunion at Mrs Lulu Smiths home Saturday July 31 also marked Mrs Smiths birthday. A chicken dinner for children, grandchildren and friends followed by ice cream and cake in the afternoon. Attendees included Earl and Arthur Stanleys Springfield Hall Smithfield Ollie and Ethel Morgan Brilliant Pear L Lorden Columbus Fred Smith Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Lulu Smith
Pearl L. Lorden
Columbus
Fred Smith
Ethel Morgan
Baccalaureate Guests Attend Ohio University Service
Chauncey A B Prior superintendent and Mrs Prior hosted as weekend guests Mr and Mrs Ross Prior of Zanesville to attend the Ohio University baccalaureate. Patricia Prior, niece of the Priors, graduates this week from the College of Music and will teach vocal and instrumental music in Manchester Ohio this year after two years as instrumental instructor there.
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Chauncey
A. B. Prior
Chauncey-Dover
Prior
Inlaw
Ross VY. Prior
Zanesville
Ohio University
Patricia Prior
College of Music
Manchester
Four Mines Active in Chauncey District
Four mines in the Chauncey district resumed work on Wednesday. The mines are No. 255 Lick Run Chauncey New York 25 and Poston No. 6. Chauncey mine, idle four months, reopened with one entry exception.
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Chauncey
Lick Run
Chauncey N. Y
Poston
Wong
Simpson Family Trip Tours Kentucky and West Virginia
Mr and Mrs Leonard Simpson and son Joseph with Mr and Mrs Oscar Simpson traveled to Kentucky last Sunday visiting Ashland with aunts Mrs Henry Simpson and Mr and Mrs Joseph Simpson They renewed old acquaintances in Kilgore and Rush Ky and on return stopped briefly in Huntington West Virginia for a short visit.
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Chauncey
Leonard Simpson
Joseph
Oscar Simpson
Kentucky
Ashland
Henry Simpson
Joseph Simpson
Kilgore
Rush
Huntington
W. Va
Trimble Girl Weds in Chauncey Married Miss Lucy McCune to Bernard Harvey
In Chauncey Saturday evening Rev. Gilbert Courtney performed a single ring ceremony for Lucy M. McCune daughter of Mrs. Hester McCune Trimble and Bernard Harvey son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Harvey. Attendants were Mrs. Hester McCune and William Shirley. The couple plan to reside in Trimble. Church of Christ officiated. A wedding dinner followed with guests including the Harveys Mrs. McCune and family Mrs. Grandy and William Shirley.
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Chauncey
Lucy M. McCune
Hester McCune
Trimble
Bernard Harvey
Lloyd Harvey
Gilbert Courtney
Church of Christ
William Shirley
Chauncey 4 H Club Plans August Camp at Camp Jackson
Chauncey 4 H Club met last Thursday at the high school with leaders Miss Frankie Howard and Miss Gloria Hintz. Announcement: camp from August 23 to 28 will be held at Camp Jackson. Members present include Dorothy Wilson Elizabeth Rupe Jo Ann Williamson Frances Fiske Geraldine Parry Jeanette Blackford Mary Helen Sweeney Thelma Conrad Cleo Cunningham and Marilyn Parry.
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Chauncey
Chauncey 4-H
Frankie Howard
Gloria Hintz
Camp Jackson
Dorothy Wilson
Elizabeth Rupe
Jo Ann Williamson
Frances Fiske
Geraldine Parry
Jeanette Blackford
Mary Helen Sweeney
Thelma Conrad
Cleo Cunningham
Marilyn Parry
Buckley Chauncey fete honors 82nd birthday
Mr and Mrs Thomas Buckley entertain Chauncey weekend guests Mrs Buckleys parents Mr and Mrs George Williams New England. A Sunday dinner honored Mr Williams 82nd birthday anniversary. Williams had been ill and has recovered.
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Chauncey
Thomas Buckley
Buckley
George Williams
New England
Williams
Picnic of Millfield Church Ladies Aid Planned at Nice's Camp
The Ladies Aid Society of the Church of Christ Millfield will hold its annual picnic for members and families on Thursday, August 5 at Nice's Tourist Camp. Members should meet at the church at 5:30 p.m. for transportation to the grounds.
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Millfield
Ladies Aid Society of the
Church of Christ
Nice
WPA Repairs School for Fall Opening
Extensive WPA project work at Starr Washington and Ilesboro school buildings precede the fall term. Union Furnace gains a new mastic gym floor and redecorated gym. a 400 foot retaining wall rises. Exterior repainting and interior redecorating occur at Ilesboro with new concrete walks laid at both sites.
Union Furnace teaching vacancy filled by Ralph Parks
Starr Washington Board of Education selected Ralph Parks of Nelsonville from twelve applicants to teach English and geography at Union Furnace. He will replace Ralph Arnold who resigned to join Athens schools. Harold Aspenville of Dillonville received a contract as instrumental instructor for the coming term.
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Logan
Starr-Washington Board of Education
Union Furnace
Ralph Parks
Nelsonville
Ralph Arnold
Arnold
Athens
Harold Aspenwaill
Dillonville
Starr Area Schools Open Sept 7
Starr District Schools at Union Furnace will open September 7. The date is expected to be the recommended start for the county system by the board of education.
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Logan — Starr
Union Furnace
Board of Education
Carbon Hill Schools Award Three Teaching Contracts
Contracts have been tendered to two new teachers in the Carbon Hill Schools for the coming term. Frances Marie Crawford will teach English in the high school and Leah Starbuck will lead the Home Economics Department. O. A. Lehman is retained for another year as art instructor.
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LOGAN
Carbon Hill
Frances Marie Crawford
Leah Starbuck
O. A. Lehman
Market Team Triumphs Over Godman No 2 In Softball
Logan S and S Market Team beat Godman No 2 6 to 4 in seven innings as Marion Strawn pitched for the winners. Bauserman took the loss for the Shoemakers amid ragged support. The decisive two runs came in the sixth. Larimer hit a triple for the losers.
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Logan
S. Market
Godman No
Marion Strawn
Bauserman
Shoemakers
Marketeers
Larimer
Athens
Dick Milne
Gas Company Project Nears Completion in Ohio Townships
Improvements by the Ohio Fuel Gas Co. in Benton and Salt Creek Townships near completion. Work began April 15 with new pipelines to old wells and lifting of old lines to support storage in wells with depleted supply. A pumping station on Route 56 gained three additional engines moved from Siverly district.
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Logan
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Benton
Salt Creek
Route 56
Siverly
Nelsonville Defeats Maytag Substitutes 10 to 1
Nelsonville used an eight run second inning to beat the Maytag substitutes 10 to 1 after Maytag failed to appear. Paul Galvin held the visitors to few hits as Nelsonville built their big lead. Nelsonville also scheduled to host the State Insurance team Thursday at 6 at the fairground diamond.
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Logan
Maytag
Nelsonville
Paul Galvin
State Insurance
Fairground
Methodists
Presbyterians
Aged Couple Visits Logan to Lakewood Visit
Mr and Mrs Martin Hartman of Logan, ages 85 and 83, travel to Lakewood to visit relatives. They went there Sunday as Mr and Mrs Milton Hottle returned home after visiting their area.
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Logan
Martin Hartman
Lakewood
Milton Hottle
Mr. Hartman
Mrs. Hartman
Hartmanns To Meet LOGAN Reunion at Rockview Park
The ninth Hartmann family reunion will be held at Rockview Park near Rockbridge next Sunday. A basket dinner is planned and an afternoon program will be offered.
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Logan
Hartmann
Rockview Park
Rockbridge
Blanche Lutz heads to St Clair Michigan for week
Mrs. Blanche Lutz of this city left Tuesday morning for St. Clair Michigan where she will spend a week's vacation. She was accompanied by her daughters Mrs. Jack Smith of Huntington and Miss Florence Lutz of Yellow Springs who will remain with her for the vacation.
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Michigan
Logan
Blanche Lutz
St. Clair
Mich
Jack Smith
Huntington
Florence Lutz
Yellow Springs
Logan Social Notes Highlight Local Reunions And Vacations
Logan residents report a Walter reunion in Londonderry Ohio with numerous Walter family members visiting from Nelsonville New Straitsville and New Plymouth plus a birthday party for Donnie Gribble on Warner Avenue. The Thomp son Goods and Wright group returned from a ten day Michigan trip near Traverse City with lake front fishing and deer sightings at Twin Lakes Northern Michigan.
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Logan
Walter
Londonderry
Ohio
Curtis Walter
Nelsonville
B. A. Reinshell
New Straitsville
Reno White
Ruth
Donald
Howard
Jessie White
Herbert Walter
Clayton
Robert
Charolette
Phyllis Walter
New Plymouth
Floyd Walter
Betty Ambrose
Orland
Michigan
Edward Thompson
Margaret Goods
Charles Wright
Twin Lakes
Midh
Lewis Kleinschmidt
Logan social guests fill week with visits across cities
Mrs Arch Bangert of Columbus stayed with Mr and Mrs Judson Shriner in Logan from Monday to Wednesday. Dayton guests Mrs Harry Hedges stayed with Mrs Ann Shriner and the Shriner couple on Monday and Tuesday. Various families visited: Seabrights hosted Worthingtons from Columbus. Liff and family traveled to Columbus. Barthlows planned a Niagara Falls Canada trip. Blossers from Eldorado Ark visited Logan and Bremen. Edward Seabright of Detroit joined Seabrights for a weekend. Additional visits included Mrs Paul Heff and Phillip of Elizabeth and Mrs L L Postle of Columbus with Un versagt in Warner Ave.
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Logan
Arch Bangert
Columbus
Judson Shriner
Harry Hedges
Dayton
Ann Shriner
Albert Seabright
H. D. Worthington
Norma Lee
Harriette
Seabrights
Walbridge
John Liff
Ward Chase
Blossers
Eldorado
Ark
Bremen
Mr. Seabright
Edward Seabright
Detroit
Paul Heff
Phillip
Elizabeth
W. Va
L. L. Postle
H. J. Unversagt
Warner Ave
Alfred Carpenter
Alfred
Sammy Dave
Victoria Swett
S. S. Carpenter
Athens
Logan dentist passes state exam plans August office
Dr Charles Mervin Notestone of Logan was informed he passed the state dental examination and will receive a license to practice. He has leased a room in a Chilli cothe Building being equipped for his office and plans to open around August 15. He is the son of Mr and Mrs C D Notestone of this city.
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Logan
Charles Mervin Notestone
Chillicothe
Notestone
C. D. Notestone
Sellers move Logan property to Russell Brown
Mr and Mrs Lewis F Stone of New Carlisle sold their house and four lots in West Logan to Russell Brown of Logan during a business trip. The Stones had left the city years ago.
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Logan Logan
Lewis F. Stone
New Carlisle
West Logan
Russell Brown
Logan
Stone
Knights Templars Picnic In Chillicothe Park
Knights Templars of Logan invite members and families to a City Park picnic in Chillicothe on Thursday afternoon. District 4 Commanderies will participate, with C. E. Allen of this city serving as district president.
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Knights Templars
Logan
City Park
Chillicothe
C. E. Allen
Class visits Ash Cave for art study outing
A local art class led by Mrs. Josephine Sayre spent a day sketching in oils and charcoals at Ash Cave. Noon luncheon was served at Scenic Inn. Attendees included Mrs. Sayre and ten other women plus Miss Florence Bort.
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Cave
Ash Cave
Josephine Sayre
Scenic Inn
Sayre
Phil Tschappat
Bernard Boyles
Edward Slattery
Rudolph Brandt
S. W. Murphy
Joe Rowley
Barton Hall
Oliver Blake
Floyd Cooper
Florence Bort
Farewell Party for Cyrus Rockhold Jr At Methodist Church
Members of the Phil Robinson Class of the Meth odist Church held a farewell gathering at the church Monday evening for Cyrus Rockhold Jr who departs for Albuquerque New Mexico for the winter. Winners in two contests were Bob Emerich with Kenneth Kay and Arnold Maxwell with Cy Rockhold. Eleven members attended and refreshments were served to the listed class members and to their teacher Phil Robinson.
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George Tolliver
Arnold Maxwell
Jack Munden
Lewis Koehler
Scott Lent
Kenneth Kay
Elden Hoffman
Bob Emerick
Cy Rockhold
Phil Robinson
Mrs. Cunningham Honored by Relatives in Farewell Supper
An outdoor farewell supper for Mrs. Raymond Cunningham and her Knoxville, Tennessee children was hosted by Miss Esta Cunningham at Main Street. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cunningham with Jaunita, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kinney and daughters Ruth Lois Phyllis, Mr. and Mrs. Zern Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Wallace, and the host family.
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Ruth
Lois
Phyllis
Zern Cunningham
Grant Wallace
Raymond Cunningham
Esta Cunningham
Orpha Class Plans Thursday Picnic at Antles Grove
The Orpha Class will gather at the Methodist Church Thursday at 4 30 in the afternoon and depart for a picnic at Antles Grove. Members should bring a covered dish and sandwiches.
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Glouster
Orpha
Methodist Church
Antles Grove
Mason Rites Thursday at Bishopville Church
Funeral services for Joseph B. Mason who died at his Route 3 home Tuesday will be held Thursday at 2 pm at the Bishopville Church. Rev. Miles Hoon will officiate. Burial will follow in Maplewood Cemetery.
Bridge Project Discussed By Glouster Civic Club
A Glouster Kiwanis meeting at Hotel Gordon discussed improving the No. 6 bridge after residents complaints. Plans to enlist other clubs and residents for cooperation were announced. Roger Kittle awarded attendance prize to Dr. W. D. Witham.
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Glouster
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Hotel Gordon
No. 6 Bridge
Roger Kittle
W. D. Witham
Chappelear Reunion Held at Davis Home
Chappelear descendants gathered at Earl Davis home in Glouster on Sunday for the annual reunion. A noon cafeteria style meal was served on the lawn followed by group singing and a talk by Rev. P. H. Chappelear of Kansas City. A family group photo was taken with many relatives from Ohio and beyond in attendance.
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Kansas City
Kansas
L. H. Chappelear
Lewis
Roy Garret
Carl Marvin
Ravenna
Frank Miller
Frank Jr
Vergene
G. W. Goddard
George Huffman
Chesterhill
Merch Chappelear
Evelyn
Philo
Meeting Postponed and Kierns Reunion Announced
The Past Noble Grand Club meeting is postponed to Thursday August 12 and will meet with Mrs. R. C. Galloway. The Kierns family reunion will be held August 8 at Hooper Ridge Church with guests asked to bring picnic baskets and table service.
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Glouster
Noble Grand Club
R. C. Galloway
Kiernses
Kierns
Hooper Ridge Church
Witham Family Enjoys Southern Trip Visiting Trails and John Fox Jr Sites
Dr and Mrs W D Witham Dayne and Sarah Jayne and Mrs Burke Witham Chauncey returned from a tour through Kentucky Tennessee and the Virginias. They traveled Cumberland Gap Daniel Boone Trail Trail of the Lonesome Pine and Wilderness Road visiting Big Stone Gap and the home of John Fox Jr. in Virginia. A day in Cincinnati included a WLW radio broadcast which pleased them.
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Glouster
W. D. Witham
Dayne
Sarah Jayne
Burke Witham
Chauncey
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginias
Cumberland Gap
Daniel Boone Trail
Trail of the Lonesome Pine
Wilderness Road
Big Stone Gap
John Fox, Jr
Cincinnati
WLW
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Peres
Mee Ry
Reverend Harble
Red Bird School
Hocking Board Plans
Newark
Mrs. Smith
WPA
Starr Area
Strawn
Hartmanns
Donnie Gribble
George Gribble
Gribble
James Young
Sterling Smith
William Miller
Rudolph Lortz
Jimmy
Joan Krannitz
Shirley Larimer
Jane Ann Shriner
Martha
Traverse City
Motorola
Home Radio
Summers & Son
Cline Bldg
Glouster Civic Club
Chappelear
Davis
Sam Vickroy
Harold
Nancy
Donald Murphy
Donna Rose
Lerry
F. N. Murphy
Mountville
Frank Chappelear
Stanford Davis
Mary Davis
Ringgold
Nancy Vickroy
John
Patty
Mildred Adams
John Henry
Bob
Edythe
Austin Chappelear
Warren
Fred
Roy Davis
James
Wayne
Ella Mae
Carl Yeunger
Earl Davis
Otho
Alice Margaret
Roy
William Wright
Corning
Red Cross
Ome
Zenner
American Express
Athens National Bank
Fnder Federal Reserve System
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