Relocation of Route 31 Protested by Residents
Landowners along Route 31 object to a proposed relocation claiming the new highway would cut through or near their homes and decrease land values. Key objectors include George L. Wright Pearl Linton Mrs. Floyd SIs and William Stone as well as two sons in law Fred Graham. Some owners say the plan follows canal land and would threaten deeds and titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogn
George L. Wright
William Apson
Pearl Linton
Floydsis
William Stone
Loomis
Linton
Thompson
Wright
Fred Graham
feMiéra
Spender
Reim
Mortgage judgment sought in Common Pleas suit
Citizens Saving Association sues Cora Braddock and Lawrence Braddock in Common Pleas Court seeking judgment and cause to foreclose on a mortgage. Judge Whitcraft granted $2,659.51 to C A Jones as receiver against Re Shaw and others by confession and cognovit note. Edwin D. Ricketts allowed five days to file a cross petition in Kroehle et al. v Owens Manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Citizens Saving Association
Cora Braddock
Lawrence
Braddock
Harley M. Whitcraft
C. A. Jones
Shaw
Edwin D. Ricketts
Albert EB. Kroehle
Owens Manufacturing Company
Unclear OCR Briefs Officers Fail to Identify Suspect
Fragmentary text shows officers concentrating efforts on identification but failing to obtain fingerprints as suspects resisted. Deputy admits inability to recognize man from supplied picture.
Oreville Defeated by Milne in Logan Baseball Contest
In Logan on Thursday Milne edged Oreville 10 to 8 after seven innings as Bray started wild allowing five early runs before Bright stabilized pitching. Allen joined Milne late, singling to right to aid scoring. Friday Episcopals beat Presbyterians 7 to 1 with Brannigan, Sheets, White on loser side and Krumlauf winning. Mike Krumlauf led winners in Harry Krumlauf’s absence.
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Logan
Oreville
Milne
Bray
Bright
Allen
Methodist
Episcopals
Presbyterians
Brannigan
Sheets
White
Krumlauf
Mike Krumlauf
Harry Krumlauf
New Lexington
Wreck Recall of 39 Years Ago on Hocking Valley Line
Logan August 15. Millard Brown recalls a 39 year old Hocking Valley Railroad wreck on the River Division near the Old Town Yards. A bridge collapse sent a freight train into the river killing a tramp and costing one life. Engineers Uriah Brown and Fred Moorehead were named among the crew.
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Logan
Hocking Valley Railroad
River Division
Millard
Brown
Uriah Brown
Fred Moorehead
Columbus
Pat Sweeney
Hocking
Old Town
Independent mayoral bid hinted in Logan
F A Koppe, former Logan mayor, applied for a filing blank at the election board signaling a possible independent candidacy in November. Koppe, a Democrat, formerly headed the city government for one term.
Official Tabulation Of Votes Completed In Logan
Logan records show county official tally confirms no changes from unofficial results. Kenneth Fitzgerald remains ahead with 1 54 votes to Chase L Wonn 1 53 in the Republican primary. other candidates retain identical totals. Clerk Charles C Achauer notes many township and school board candidates, with many blanks issued and two factions anticipated in races.
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Logan
County Ellection Board
Announ Chasell
Wonn
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Charles C. Achauer
George W. Christmann
Mrs Sher rard Sent Home After Hip Injury Recovery
Aug 15 Logan. Mrs T A Sherrard carried to her New Straitsville home by local ambulance after eight weeks at Casebington Hospital following a fall from a chair causing a fractured left hip. She is in satisfactory recovery.
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Logan
T. A. Sherrard
New Straitsville
Casebington Hospital
Parole Board Nominee L.8 Dougan Ties to Logan Leader
L.8 Dougan of Columbus, named by Governor George White to the state parole board, is brother of Mrs. George E. Carr of Logan. Mrs. Carr is married to Logan's superintendent of schools. Dougan is identified as one of the Republican members named to the board.
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Logan
Clyde Barthlow and son to perform during Columbus political campaign
Clyde Barthlow and his son Ned, well known local musical entertainers, have secured a contract to appear in a series of three programs in Columbus during the upcoming city political campaign. They will provide music in conjunction with political speaking campaigns.
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Logan
Clyde Barthlow
Ned
Columbus
Rochester party heads to Cleveland convention
Miss Helen D. Rochester travels with Mrs. Irma Powers Miss Emma Holt Miss Florence Bort and Mrs. Bernard McLain to attend the state auxiliary to the American Legion convention in Cleveland through Tuesday. Mrs Powers and Mrs McLain are among the three local delegates elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Helen D. Rochester
Irma Powers
Emma Holt
Florence Bort
Bernard McLain
Cleveland
American Legion
Powers
McLain
Post Gatty crash halts world flight tour at Old Orchard
Wiley Post and Harold Gatty in their Winnie Mae crashed on a beach takeoff at Old Orchard Me. The plane sustained slight damage and both flyers were shaken but unhurt.
Former Pastor JT Keenen Reports Son in Failing Health
J Talbert Keenen, former Logan Methodist pastor now in Columbus, says his son Walter once star athlete at Logan High School is not in good health. Walter enlisted during World War I, suffered two wounds, and his health has since deteriorated.
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JT. Keenen
Logan
J. Talbert Keenen
Logan Methodist Episcopal Church
Columbus
Walter
Reverend Bright Visits Brother in Logan on Trip
Rev. P. A. Bright while traveling from Columbus to Pomeroy stopped in Logan to visit his brother Carlton Bright. The former county resident remains an avid booster of the Hocking County Scenic District, visiting it at every opportunity.
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Bright
Logan
Pomeroy
Columbus
P. A. Bright
Carlton Bright
Mr. Bright
Hocking County Scenic District
Mrs Keck Returns Home After Hospital Operation
Logan August 15 Mrs. Robert Keck returned to her home from Cherrington Hospital where she underwent an operation two weeks ago. She is reported as much improved.
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Logan
Robert Keck
Cherrington Hospital
One-Room School To Be Abandoned In Laurel Township
Laurel Township becomes first rural district in the county to abandon one room schools. Henry C Brown moves to Gibisonville High School faculty with Joe L Archer as principal and Miss Louise Wharton as the other teacher. Pine Laurel one room school closes. pupils to Gibisonville. Evelyn Schein transfers to Gibisonville.
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Laurel Township
Logan
Henry C. Brown
Good Hope Township
Gibisonville High School
Joe L. Archer
Louise Wharton
Pine-Laurel
Gibisonville
Evelyn Schein
Myron D. Hansel Joins Democrat Sentinel Editorial Staff
Logan Aug. 15 Myron D Hansel of this city has been employed by The Democrat Sentinel as city editor. The paper is part of Ohio News Incorporated. The permanence of his position isn’t public. Hansel previously worked here before the paper was sold by his brother Roscoe H Hansel who now publishes a newspaper in Urbana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Hansel
Logan
Myron
Bond Issue Must Be Voted Again For School Building
Logan Aug 15 It is necessary to re submit the $4 000 bond issue for a physical education building at South Bloomingville The issue failed to meet ballot wording requirements last November prompting a trip to Columbus to consult with the attorney general The Benton Township Board of Education has adopted a new resolution to place the question on the upcoming ballot Supt J W Coleman says the State Department of Education will provide 3 500 toward the project with local funds Plans and specifications were prepared by local architect William Loomis.
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Logan
South Bloomingville
Gilbert Bettman
Columbus
Benton Township
State Department of Education
William Loomis
Rochester to Visit Dyers Bay for Second Time
Logan Ohio August 15 James Rochester attendance officer of the city schools is on a second visit to Dyers Bay Canada. He went there earlier this year for two weeks and returned last week with a group of local friends. Another party plans to visit the cottage soon and he will stay until their vacation ends.
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Logan
Ohio
James Rochester
Dyer’s Bay
Canada
Logan Girls Head for Indian Lake Vacation
Misses Mildred Laubie Thelma Keyes LeViolet Redick and Rhea Pettit left Sunday for Indian Lake for a week of vacation. Other Logan girls may join them before the end of the week, it was stated.
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Lake Logan
Mildred Laubie
Thelma Keyes
LeViolet Redick
Rhea Pettit
Indian Lake
Logan
Quotation Question Prompts Yardstick Measuring Challenge
Logan residents watched two young men measure Main Street to settle a dispute from the D Y Milne news stand. They calculated that extending from Mulberry to Spring with quarters edge to edge would require 3152.50 in quarters to cover the two blocks.
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Logan
Main Street
D. Y. Milne
Mulberry Street
Spring Street
Robert Weaver
Bob Fitzgerald
Two Sets of Twins in One Family in Hocking County
In Logan area on August 15 George L Wright county attendance officer found two sets of twins in the William Smith family of Nelsonville Route 2 Starr Township. The children are Seth and Helen aged eleven and Willis and Anna aged seven. This is the only family in Hocking County with two sets of twins in school.
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Logan
William Smith
Nelsonville
Starr Township
George L. Wright
Seth
Helen
Willis
Anna
Hocking County
Youth killed at McArthur High in loading accident
Robert Warehime an 18 year old McArthur High School junior died after a steel rail slipped from a crane grab hook while loading a box car. He left parents one sister Hazel Warehime two brothers William and Delbert and many relatives. Funeral at the Methodist Church Sunday at 2 with burial in Elk Cemetery. Kathleen Trainer to play piano and two playlets scheduled.
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Carthur
Robert Warehime
John Warehime
McArthur
Hazel Warehime
Bell Telephone Office
William
Delbert
Methodist Church
W. W. Weiser
Elk Cemetery
Evening Church Program at Church of Christ
The Church of Christ lists a Sunday schedule with Bible School at 9 30 a m and Communion at 10 30 a m The evening service at 8 o clock features the C E Society presenting a program similar to the prior service
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Church of Christ
C. E. Society
Special Fruit Train to Visit Jackson on Aug 28
A special fruit train over the B. & O. Railroad will be in Jackson on August 28. The event promotes fruit shipments and regional commerce.
Ohio and State Agencies Expand Flu Program With Experts
Health officials backed by specialists from Ohio State University the Ohio Department of Agriculture West Virginia and the U S Department of Agriculture are growing flu program efforts.
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Ohio State University
State Department of Agriculture of
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Huge Bass Captured by McArthur Party on Lake Huron
A McArthur fishing party after two weeks on Manitoulin Island in Lake Huron, Ontario, returned with a seven and a quarter pound bass named Old Jack. The fish broke a pole when hooked by Tom Shipley, and Dr. Rutherford finally landed it after a pursuit by boat. The group included Garnet Sharp, Herbert Hamilton, W. W. Tinker, John Will, T. J. Shipley, and Dr. Ford.
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Mcarthur
Manitoulin Island
Lake Huron
Ontario
Canada
Garnet Sharp
Herbert Hamilton
W. W. Tinker
John Will
W. P. Rutherford
T. J. Shipley
Huntington
W. Va
Dr. Ford
Washington, D. H
Tom Shipley
Dr. Rutherford
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