Indictments in Ohio county list second degree murder charge
The grand jury reported multiple indictments including John Col Benton Township on second degree murder in the slaying of Les. Others named are Richard Reuhle, Perry Township, and George Ramsey among seven indicted suspects. Several cases involve burglary, larceny, and shooting offenses. Grand jury foreman G. H. McClelland led the two day session. Arraignments for those jailed expected within two weeks.
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John Col Benton
Les
Rclock
Harley M.whitcraft
G. H. McClelland
Perry Township
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Richard Reuhle
Cleveland
New Straits- Ste
John Huddy
Pde
Warners Avenue Made Through Street After Accident
Following a Sunday evening cut at Warner Avenue and Mound Street, city workers painted stop signs and safety zones on Mound Third and Church Streets to designate Warner Avenue as a through street. A slow down warning sign now sits at the top of the Warner Avenue hill.
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Warner Avenue
Mound Street
Service Department
Mound
Third
Church Streets
Two Arrested in Logan Under Delinquency Complaints
Bennett Fiske of Nelsonville and High Warren, Haydenville were arrested Monday by Sol Ellinger on complaints in Judge A M Brests court charging them with contributing to the delinquency of minors. Two children in the Fiske family are named in the complaints.
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Logan
Bennett Fiske
Nelsonville
High Warren
Haydenville
Sol Ellinger
A. M. Brest
Fiske
Bray Returns From Kentucky Railroad Work Health Improves
Daniel Bray of Gallagher Avenue returned from Kentucky where he spent two weeks laying railroad ties for the Canda O Railroad. He had been off duty about a month due to ill health but reports improvement and weight gain. Bray has long service in rail work.
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Rogan
Daniel Bray
Gallagher Avenue
Kentucky
Canda O
Bray
Railroad Ser
Two Families Keep Mt Zion School Open
In Starr Township Mt Zion School will likely remain open as long as residents T. N. Cook and Perry Campbell stay, with their 18 school age children among seven Cook children and six Campbell children, per attendance officer George L. Wright.
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Logan
Mt. Zion
Starr Township
T. N. Cook
Perry Campbell
George L. Wright
Cook
Campbell
Crooksville Legion Quartet to Appear in Logan
The Crooksville American Legion Quartet and members E. L. Eveland Charles Stevens Curtiss Watts and Basil Grimes affiliated with Post No. 222 will perform at a Logan Rotary Club program on Monday evening August 21. The group was recognized as the official convention quartet at the Ohio state convention in Cleveland last week with arrangement by H. B. Kirkpatrick of the Logan Post.
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Crooksville Legion
Logan
Crooksville American Legion
E. L. Eveland
Charles Stevens
Curtiss Watts
Basil Grimes
Cleveland
H. B. Kirkpatrick
The
Logan Post
Legionists Return From Cleveland Parade Draws Large Crowd
Stanely Sparnon and Robert Juergensmier returned from the state American Legion convention in Cleveland with word of a large turnout of former service men. The local contingent stayed overnight to view a parade they called one of the largest in Legion history.
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Logan
Dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs Lewis for Ida Lewis visit
Mr and Mrs Charles F Lewis entertained at their East Main Street home on Sunday for the pleasure of Mrs Ida Lewis from Los Angeles who is visiting relatives in Logan and Hocking County. Attending guests included Mr and Mrs August Heine Mrs Abbie Collins and daughter Mildred and Mr and Mrs Buell Eby.
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Charles F. Lewis
East Main Street
Ida Lewis
Los Angeles
Logan
Hocking County
August Heine
Abbie Collins
Mildred
Buell Eby
Methodists Triumph in Close Win Over Episcopalians
In Logan on Monday evening the Methodists defeated the Episcopalians 6 to 5 after trailing 5 to 0 through the first two innings. Adair hit a clutch triple during late rallies, and the Methodists sealed the victory as the Episcopalians made three wild throws in the final frame.
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Methodists
Logan
Episcopalians
Smith
Adair
James Loomis Returns Home After Health Treatment
James Loomis of Union Furnace a county health board member has returned home from a hospital near Marion where he received treatment. His condition is reported much improved. He is father to William and Guy Loomis of this city.
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James Loomis
Logan
Union Furnace
County Health Board
Marion
Mr. Loomis
William
Guy Loomis
Deputy Is Freed Amid Profanity Charge in Green Township
Logan Aug 19 Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn released on his recognizance after appearing before Magistrate Edward Guess to answer profanity charges filed by Oscar Simonas. Farbearn denied the charge and was bound over to the grand jury. The case follows a week of tension after Farbearn and Deputy Stanley Sparaon investigated a riot threat at Grotto Grounds involving Simonas and a local constable.
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Farbearn
Stanley Sparaon
Simonas
Local families visit and weekend calls in New Asbury
New Asbury residents plus relatives like the Niggemeyers and Jeffers kept busy with Sunday visits to George Niggemeyer and A. W. Brown. Many traveled to Parkersburg Athens and Dutch Ridge for games and greetings with Jim Whaley, Joe Shuler, and other neighbors.
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L. M. Niggemeyer
Raymond
Emmett
Mabel
Gertrude Jeffers
George Niggemeyer
Jim Whaley
Joe Shuler
Arnold Bernard
Clarence Hatfield
Eva May
Harrisburg
W. Va
Win Snodgrass
Scott
A. A. Weisenbach
Hdna
Woodrow Bobo
Goldie Konkoskia
Burneta
A. W. Brown
Waldo Douglas
Marion
JL. M. Niggmeyer
Athens
Harter Fortney
J. L. Fortney
Inlaw
M. Clanahan
Louise
Clara Bell
Audra Pearl
Stanley family holds eighth reunion at Weaver Chapel Church
The Stanley family held their eighth reunion with 110 in attendance at Weaver Chapel Church. Oldest present was 84 year old Mrs. Cillenda Sharp of Cardondale, youngest was Howard Donald Stanley at 9 months. Sunday school and church services preceded a basket lunch and plans to meet next year at the same time and place.
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P. H. Morse
J. E
McConnelsville
W. B. Morse
Akron
H. Morse
Zaleski
Albany High School
Albany Grange
A. E. Potter
Ed Rickey
A. EB. Donaldson
Mary Elizabeth Jones
Mary
Elizabeth Jones
Illa Mae Jones
Lola Mae. Baughman
Mary Lorene Fish
Mary Margaret Pearman
Ardis Wilson
Margaret Donaldson
W. R. Merritt
Columbus
W. A. Webb
Lon Gillogly
J. W. Jordan
Vina Roberts
Anna Cross
Will Higley
Herbert Bell
Cleveland
Solomon Townsend
Charleston
W. Va
Luther Allen
Athens
George Carr
Marietta
Andrew Tewksbury
A. C. Biddle
Mansfield
Margaret
Melissa
Perry Coe
Mal Davis
Experiment Station
T. W. Coe
Melissa Allen
Melissa Biddle
Parkersburg
Alexander Presbyterian Church
C. V. O'Neal
Betty Jane
Shenendosh Valley
Local Families Share Weekend Visits Across Communities
George Drayer of McArthur was listed as away for several days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Everette Turner and family spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. William Chapman and Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Chapman, all of nearby areas. Marvin Rice aided F. M. White with farm work. Charlies Thompson and James Carter visited F. M. White. Thompson and Carter had been in Logan the prior Monday. Howard White from Hope visited Frank White’s family Sunday. Ara Rider of Orland and John Six visited en route to the Peters reunion near Zaleski.
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George Drayer
McArthur
Everette Turner
William Chapman
Phillip Chapman
Marvin Rice
F. M. White
Charlies I. Thompson
James Carter
Charles Thompson
Charlies Thompson
Logan
Howard White
Hope
Frank White
Ara Rider
Orland
John Six
Zaleski
Torch church appoints weekly preaching by Rev Mrs Maud Eslocker
Rev Mrs Maud Eslocker of Torch announced during services at Coolville Station that she will preach every Sunday morning and evening at the Church of God. Miss Anita Campbell stayed with her cousin Miss Mary Johnson in Torch Friday night and Saturday.
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Maud Eslocker
Torch
Church of God
Anita Campbell
Mary Johnson
FamilyVisits Spanning Eden Mineral and Local Home Scene
Miss Ida Cubbison and her children joined her son Joe and family in Eden on Sunday. Abner Deeter and family visited relatives in Mineral over the weekend. At the Campbell residence, Perl Bolin Lena Powers J W Robbins Ida Campbell Hazel McWilliams Athens Ruby Shanks and their families plus Betty Delmer Marcia Susan Hornsby were guests.
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Ida Cubbison
Glenn
Joe
Eden
Abner Deeter
Mineral
Charles M. Campbell
Perl Bolin
Lena Powers
J. W. Robbins
Ida Campbell
Hazel McWilliams
Athens
Ruby Shanks
Betty
Howard
Delmer Marcia
Susan Hornsby
Social notes from Woodyard home visit in August
Aug 19 reports Sun guests at T. E. Woodyard’s residence include Gus Woodyard and an Chicago guest, Mr and Mrs L Means Pasadena, Mrs A T Stuart Albany, Mrs W E Cottrill, Mr and Mrs Carl Cottrill Radcliff, and Mr and Mrs J W Sheppard Carpenter.
Wyt-Overland Plan Continues Operations After Bank Closures
Toledo Ohio August 18 A Miller president of Wyt Overland Co said the plant will keep operating with no layoffs despite four Toledo banks closing Monday easing concerns about economic impact.
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