Logan School Trial Opens Tuesday in Hocking Logan
A crowded Logan crowd greeted the opening of J. W. Coleman versus George W. Christman in the Logan appellate court. Judges Wade Cushing George E. Mills and James I. Allread heard the case amid motions and witness testimony. The matter was remanded for further hearing with conspiracy as a questioned issue placed on Christman’s counsel.
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Logan
Eugene Wright
Coleman
George L. Wright
Court of Appeals
Christman
Delegates Represent Alpha Mu Phi Sigma Chi At Cedar Point Convention
Ross Adcock leads Alpha Mu chapter at the national Phi Sigma Chi convention in Cedar Point this week. Pearl Wolfe serves as alternate. Local delegates visiting include Bernard Barrick Charles Riggs William Woodruff Carl Larimer John Roberts Edgar Brown Lynton Hansel Lawrence Marden Ernest Price and Bud Stroupe.
Enterprise United Brethren Church Dedication
A large delegation from Enterprise United Brethren church attended the dedication of the new 25000 dollar United Brethren church in New Lexington. The Enterprise orchestra joined the musical program as Bishop A R Clippinger led the dedicatory services. Rev H B Welch, former Enterprise pastor, now leads the new congregation.
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Logan
Enterprise United Brethren Church
New Lexington
United Brethren Church
Enterprise Orchestra
A. R. Clippinger
H. B. Welch
Enterprise
Quarterly Meeting at Bay's Grove near New Plymouth
Announcement by Rev. W. A. Cooper says the quarterly meeting occurs all day August 15 at Bay's Grove near New Plymouth. Rev. J. W. Blair now superintendent of the Chillicothe district will deliver sermons in the morning and afternoon. A program and picnic dinner are planned.
Logan Primary Sees Light Voter Turnout Across Precincts
In Logan on August 10, indications point to the lightest primary vote in years. One contested ticket drew little interest as many precincts recorded under twenty-five votes, with some to write in candidates due to unfilled ticket options. Election officials reported an easy day while several female judges and clerks sewed during downtime.
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Logan
Election Board
Hawaii Quiz Answers Reflect Islands Facts
The document lists trivia about Hawaii including The Cross Roads of the Pacific nickname and nine inhabited islands. It notes Molokai’s leper colony history and identifies sugar cane and pineapple as major industries.
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Hawaiian Islands
Pacific
Hawaii
Moloka
United States
Senate
Honolulu
Oahu
Island of
Mauna Kea
Mauna Loa
Hospital Notes from Logan District Updates and Admissions
Mrs Herbert Evans of New Straitsville underwent a transfusion at Cherrington hospital Tuesday morning. Esther Smith of Carbon Hill operated for appendicitis the same morning. Mrs A W Cooper of New Plymouth operated for complications that afternoon. Edward Patterns, who fell fifty feet from a cliff Sunday, is markedly improved and prospects for recovery are favorable. James Elms of Charlotte North Carolina visiting Logan. Birth announced for a daughter to Dr and Mrs R J McGuinniss, former Logan residents. Mrs Byron Moorehead returns to Columbus after a Logan visit with her father Anthony Toerner. husband Byron Moorehead returned home Sunday.
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Logan
Herbert Evans
New Straitsville
Cherrington Hospital
Esther Smith
Carbon Hill
A. W. Cooper
New Plymouth
Edward Patterns
James Elms
Charlotte
N. C
H. B. Bowden
Margaret Bowden
Columbus
R. J McGuinniss
McGuinniss
Byron Moorehead
Anthony Toerner
Lodi Board Adopts New School Rules and Staff Posts
At a Jerseyville meeting the Lodi township board hired Mary Ruth Davis to teach commercial subjects at the junior high and OQ. C. Apt. Marion to lead band and orchestra work in the high school. A new janitor rule set was adopted, detailing daily duties and repairs. The board approved cement walks and a cement driveway, naming Fred Bethi to supervise the construction.
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Lodi Township
Athens County
Lodi
McVay
Board of Education
Fred Bethi
Union Officials to Address Miners at Sugar Creek Meeting
Union officials will speak at a Sugar Creek meeting tomorrow at 1 PM. Conrad Wein secretary treasurer of the subdistrict announced the event. John Owens international organizer and Oral Daugherty sub-district president will address the miners, with Mr. Wein hoping Local 1324 members attend.
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Sugar Creek
Conrad Wein
John Owens
Oral Daugherty
Wein
Park Nominated for City Mayor in Local Primary
In Glouster on August 10, S A Park won the Republican nomination for a third mayoral term, defeating Lawrence W Ley 305 to 246. Henry Williams was renominated by Democrats for marshal, beating Charles Darling 148 to 28. John R R Davis and others were named for various city offices with light voter interest overall.
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Love
Blower
Council
Harry Gardner
A. Park
Cc. G.faires
John RR. Davis
George Ochs
Gus Gaskalla
Isaac Jones, Sr
George W. Kinney
Malcolm Penman
C. L. Williams
Board of Public Affairs
Fred Heck
Harold Kinney
Worthy Parker
Virgil Yaw
William Winefordner
W. A. Pride
Fred Jonas
C. G
Society Meets Glouster Hosts Admits Members
Standard Bearers society met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Vaughn on Walnut Hill with Pauline Vaughn Maxine Vaughn and Doris Love as hostesses. The meeting opened with president Mae McCullough in charge. Gail Darling and Margaret Beal were admitted. eighteen members and four guests attended. next meeting at Macatawa Pedicord’s home.
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Glouster
James Vaughn
Walnut Hill
Pauline
Maxine Vaughn
Doris Love
Mae McCullough
Gail Darling
Margaret Beal
R. B. Smith
Macatawa Pedicord
Mission School Bearers At Lancaster Campgrounds
Standard Bearers attending the school of missions at the Lancaster camp grounds this week are Beula Bennett Pauline Vaughn Maca tawa Pedicord and Dorothy Jones. Miss Hazel Antle and Hazel Raber teachers from Jacksonville and Trimble have returned from Columbus where they spent their summer vacation.
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Lancaster Camp Grounds
Beula Bennett
Pauline Vaughn
Macatawa Pedicord
Dorothy Jones
Hazel Antle
Hazel Raber
Jacksonville
Trimble
Columbus
Ladies Aid Outing and Picnic at Millfield Church
The Ladies Aid society of Millfield Church of Christ met for an annual lawn outing at Mrs. C. H. Boudinot’s home. A cafeteria style picnic lunch followed with afternoon business session and a program including scripture reading, prayers, minutes, roll call and dues, a papering fund collection, recitations, songs, yells, and piano accordion selections.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Millfield Church
Vernice Cannon
Vernice
Nelle Belle Cannon
Homer Vian
Community Society Gift to Reverends Vian for Service
A gold and white design crafted by the society was presented to Rev. and Mrs. Vian as thanks for the minister's faithful work in church and community. The group funded repapering and cleaning of the church with help from local residents to complete the project.
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Vian
Athens County Probate Exempts Estate From Inheritance Tax
Leland Devore, administrator of Jennie F. Devore estate, asked Athens County Probate Court for tax exemption. Court found estate value at 6325 dollars with 3011.80 dollars for administration and dower. Sole descendant is widower. court declares exemption from Ohio inheritance tax.
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Leland Devore
Jennie F. Devore
Athens County
State of
Ohio
John Robbins Dies in West Virginia at 28
John Robbins 28 former Athens resident died in Weston West Virginia hospital Tuesday afternoon from acute appendicitis. He moved back to Weston after marrying Bertha Buck of Lodi township and worked as a truck driver. A baby was born to the couple six months ago. His parents Mr and Mrs Howard Robbins reside west of Athens. The body was to be brought to Athens with funeral arrangements pending arrival.
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John Robbins
Weston
W. Va
Athens
Mr. Robbins
Howard Robbins
Bertha Buck
Alton Buck
Lodi Township
Surprise fifty fourth birthday party in Haydenville
Mrs. Frank Allen hosted a birthday party at her Haydenville home for her fifty fourth birthday. About 25 members of her M. E. church Bible class attended with gifts, games, music, and lunch provided by Miss Alice Allen, Mrs. Ellen Rowley, and Miss Mildred Walters.
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Frank Allen
Haydenville
M. E. Church
Nelson Skiver
Dow Smart
C. A. Walters
Roy Gastin
John Saunders
Haydenvile
Alice Smith
J. E. Rowley
Mirs
Rebecca Freeman
Edward Rosser Wins Third Athens Boy Scout Leadership Honor
Edward Rosser of Athens Troop 2 topped the Muskingum river camp as tribal leader of the Osage tribe earning a junior leadership honor. His unit scored 2286 points, ahead of Edward Irvin's Mohawk tribe with 1642 points from merit tests. Five Athens scouts will receive Red Cross life saving certificates including Rosser, Kelly, Moorehead, Brown, and Rauch.
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Muskingum River
Lake Chute
Athens
Edward Rosser
Jack Preston
Harold Geisecke
Young Rosser
Edward Irvin
Marietta
Athens Troop 2
Red Cross
Richard Kelly
Leigh Moorehead
Jimmy Brown
Frank Rauch
Copeland
Stewart
Stockport
Clarks Chapel Ladies Aid Plans Social on Church Lawn
The Clarks Chapel Ladies Aid will host a social on the church lawn Thursday evening featuring music and a talk by the pastor the Rev. R. T. Day.
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Clarks Chapel Ladies Aid
Church Lawn
R. T. Day
Special Asthma Relief Asmara Prescription
A student physician after 18 years of study discovers Asmara a prescription for asthma and hay fever now in demand nationwide. Write for the physician’s questionnaire blank to prescribe accurately for your case. Anderson-McCoy Laboratories Highland Ohio Adv.
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Anderson-McCoy Laboratories
Highland
Ohio
Minister Brings Back Bride From Africa Missionary
The Rev. William Gene Genheimer, former Pomeroy pastor, returned from Africa after six years as a missionary. He married his bride in Africa, whose home is in St. Louis Missouri. They plan to visit Mrs Genheimer’s parents and resume ties in Meigs and Athens counties.
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Pomeroy
William Geneheimer
Africa
St. Louis
Geheimer
Genheimer
Meigs Athens
the Messenger
Women Seek Employment Through University Office
The Dean of Women announces many university women will seek work next year to help with school expenses. Community members interested in hiring should contact the office by telephone 5942. Many women find employment with room or board as compensation.
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