Logan Sheriff Apprehends Two Fugitives From Industrial School
Logan deputies arrested two 18 year old fugitives Elmer Jack Ahibin of Girard and Robert Spring of Dayton after a car theft and pursuit by car then a River Division freight train. They were captured on a Starr boxcar with help from local residents. Sheriff Duffy may charge auto stealing. otherwise they go back to the Boys Industrial School. Also noted is Theodore Roosevelt Wells Tom of Union Furnace holding number 1492 among Hocking County registrants.
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Boys Industrial School
Starr
Forest Keck
Elmer Jack Ahibin
Girard
Robert Spring
Dayton
Lancaster Institution
Lyle Schultz
Lew Reynolds
Front St
John Dougherty
Old Town
Floyd Duffy
Enterprise
Keck
River Division
Cy Schultz
Duffy
Theo
Tom
Hocking County
Theodore Roosevelt
Wells Tom
Union Furnace
Laurelville and Murray City to vote in fall
Murray City and Laurelville will elect village officials this fall. Mayors Roy Martin and C W Reichenderfer lead their towns as clerks and full council slates are on the ballot. Marshals will be appointed by the mayors under the new law.
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Logan
Murray City
Laurelville
Roy Martin
C. W. Reichenderfer
Will Soon Announce County Fair Premiums
LOGAN Premium lists for the Hocking County fair will be ready for distribution soon. The fair board plans to promote farm products with new material across departments for the annual exhibit next month. The fair will be held without racing this season to cut expenses and test the impact on interest.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Fair
Legion Delegates James and Judy Attend State Convention
Logan Post commander R L James and vice commander Frank Judy will travel to Youngstown Saturday for the annual state American Legion convention. James serves on a convention committee with a meeting Saturday. Sessions run August 17 to 19 as they represent the local post and previously spoke for it at the district convention.
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Logan
R. L. James
Logan Post American Legion
Frank Judy
Youngstown
James
Walter Price Funeral Held In Huntington West Virginia
Funeral services were held in Huntington for Walter Price who died at his summer home near the city. Born September 22 1877 in Logan he left high school in 1897 to study pharmacy. He served as Huntington postmaster under Hoover and was active in Masonry business and civic affairs. He leaves wife May Matthews Price son Walter C Price Jr Charleston attorney and daughter Miss Mary Ellen Price.
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Herbert Hoover
Huntington
May Matthews Price
Walter C. Price, Jr
Charleston
Mary‘ellyn Price
A. C. Tipton
City
William C. Price
Wilhelmina Deissle
Logan
Arch Krieg
Howard Jones
Kerwood Martin Named President of Logan Kiwanis
Kerwood Martin, previously vice president of the Logan Kiwanis Club, was elected president at Tuesday’s meeting. Past President W. D. Braddock presented the gavel as the post vacated by Charles G. McKinley’s move to Fremont was noted. Directors nominated Rev. Stanley W. Wiant and Harry D. Arnold for vice president, with an election set for next Tuesday evening.
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Logan
Kerwood Martin
Logan Kiwanis Club
W. D. Braddock
Charles G. McKinley
Fremont
Stanley W.wiant
Harry D. Arnold
Thompson Seeks Old Violins for Ohio Fair Display
Logan Wednesday saw LOGAN W. H. Thompson, field secretary of the Ohio Council of Churches, visit the extension service office. He formerly spoke for the farmers' institute in the county and now hunts old violins for display at the Ohio State Fair this year.
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Logan
W. H. Thompson
Ohio Council of Churches
Extension Service
Farmers’ Institute
Frank Larimer Finds Fishing Not So Good
Deputy Sheriff Frank Larimer vacationing at Mitchell Lake near Cadillac Michigan with his family reports poor fishing early in the trip due to rain. He and relatives plan a two week stay.
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Frank Larimer
Logan
Mitchell Lake
Cadillac
Mich
Fair Entries Expected From Hocking County Youth
4 H and FFA members from Hocking County will exhibit at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus later this month. A large number of livestock entries from the county are anticipated, drawn from among junior farmers.
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Logan
Farmers of America
4-H Club
Hocking County
Columbus
Logan William Frederick Injured in Arm Fracture
Logan William Frederick, 14, son of Mrs Gladys Clutton, sustained a fracture of the left arm above the wrist Wednesday evening. He was playing with a friend when he fell on his arm. after setting, he returned home.
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Logan
William Frederick
Gladys Clutton
Carr Considered for Zanesville Superintendent Post
Logan reports Supt. G. E. Carr of Logan is among candidates to succeed Kenneth C. Ray as Zanesville schools chief. Carr arrived in Logan in 1930, later received and accepted a five year extension, with prior work noted in McConnelsville and observed by several larger districts.
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Logan
Zanesville
Kenneth C. Ray
G. E. Carr
Carr
C. F. Ridgley
Logan Board
McConnelsville
27 Cards Mailed By Selective Service
Logan reports the selective service office mailed 27 cards to registrants urging them to report for physical examinations on Wednesday August 20. Many are newly twenty one and registered July 1, and after examinations most Class 1A men up to number 1,000 will be processed.
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Logan
Selective Service Office
Robt Burden Suffers Stroke While Courthouse Visit
Logan report says Robert Burden 78 retired barber suffered a stroke on the courthouse floor. He was found helpless, aided by Patrolman Pearl Derr, and taken to his S Market Street home for examination before being transported to Cherrington Hospital. He remains paralyzed on the right and cannot speak, though he recognizes relatives. Born in England, Burden came to the United States as a young man and lived in the city for many years. He retired from barber work more than a decade ago.
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Logan
Robert Burden
Pearl Derr
S. Market St
Cherrington Hospital
England
Burden
United States
Funeral Held for Marcella Guthrie
Services for Marcella Guthrie of Cincinnati were conducted at Woodard Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Copeland presiding. Violin numbers by H. M. Barnes and wife accompanied Ruth Lanker in songs Ivory Palaces and Whispering Hope. Pallbearers included Horatio Barnes Raymond Hengst James Guthrie James Brown Frank Linton and Charles Stone. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
Taxes May Be Paid Until September 1
Logan Hocking County tax books stay open until September 1 announced Treasurer R B White. Efforts will be made to stimulate payments as returns are fair. On Saturdays August 23 and 30 the office will be open all day for taxpayers.
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Logan—Hocking County
R. B. White
White
Fitzgerald Improvised Unit Counts 20 to 25 Men
A second smaller war strength unit in the United States Army is led by a sergeant. The section contains 20 to 25 men and operates as a compact infantry group.
Murray City D. of P. Plans Friday Meeting
Murray City D. of P. will hold its regular meeting Friday evening August 15. All members are asked to attend and bring two sandwiches of your favorite dish.
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Murray City
Murray City D. of P
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