Hocking County Officers Make Several Arrests
Hocking county officers made multiple arrests Tuesday evening with arraignments Wednesday morning. Howard Matthews of Black Lick and Robert Klinger near Logan faced reckless driving charges after a crowd gathered at Rockbridge near a motor crash on Federal Route 33. Matthews pleaded guilty and paid 25 dollars and costs, Klinger pleaded not guilty and posted 200 dollars bond. Fred King, Walter King, and Martha King of Logan were arrested near Carbon Hill after an absence from home for two days. Mr. King faced a sanity hearing the next day. Clinton Ogden was held on menacing threats toward Wesley Hann and released on 500 dollars bond after pleading not guilty. Hann said he carried a shotgun to avoid an attack. Thomas McAllister of Carbon Hill was fined five dollars and costs for intoxication.
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Logan
Hocking
Howard Matthews
Black Lick
Robert Klinger
Nellis Smith
Rockbridge
T. N. Girard
Clarksburg
W. Va
Walter E. Read
Lorain
Matthews
S. B. Whitehart
Klinger
Fred King
Walter King
Martha King
Carbon Hill
Joe Farbearn
Gore
Mr. King
E. L. Ewing
Clinton Ogden
Wesley Hann
Whitehart
Hann
Ogden
Thomas McAllister
Murray City To Vote on School Bonds
Murray City Board of Education adopts a resolution for a three mill school levy to be voted on at the November election. The five year issue would replace a similar expiring measure. George Jones, clerk, filed the resolution with the county election board Wednesday.
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Logan—Murray City
Mt Pleasent Woman Dies in Ohio Community
Ida Mae McColough age 61 wife of Edward McColough of Mt Pleasant Ohio died at her home Tuesday after two years of heart disease. Survived by husband foster son Jacob Robinette three sisters and one brother. Funeral at Mt Pleasant M E Church Friday at 2 PM with Rev W A Cooper officiating. Burial in Mt Pleasant Cemetery.
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W. A. Cooper
Early Band Meet Planned by Logan Horwell
Logan James Horwell, successor to Richard McCutchan as instrumental instructor at Logan schools, schedules an early start for local band work. He calls meetings for 1 30 p m on September 1 2 and 3 in the senior high music room. All current and prospective band members and interested parents are invited.
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Logan
James Horwell
Richard McCutchan
Horwell
Court Rules on Child Custody Case in Hocking County
Judge Phil Henderson ruled Wednesday on Ruby Clark versus Lloyd Clark to modify custody of a minor son. After a Saturday hearing and Wednesday evidence, the court awarded custody to the Children’s Welfare Department of Hocking County for the present, replacing prior custody with the defendant’s parents.
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Logan
Phil Henderson
Ruby Clark
Lloyd Clark
Children’s Welfare Department
Hocking County
Sater Girl Then Improves After Appendicitis Operation
Miss Helen Sater daughter of Mr and Mrs A M Sater of this city underwent an appendicitis operation at Grant Hospital Columbus Friday and is improving. Her parents and sisters Harriet Evelyn visited on Saturday and Sunday while Mr and Mrs Matthew Murtha of Logan visited Tuesday. Miss Sater worked in Columbus as a telephone company employee.
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Logan
Helen Sater
A. M. Sater
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Harriet
Evelyn
Matthew Murtha
Miss Sater
Earl Krieg
Chicago
John E. Krieg
James Krieg
J. S. McGonagle
Kathleen McGonagle
Mary
Edward
Jimmy McGonagle
Fox-Schorr
Griggs Dam
P. M. Heinlein
Gene
Roanoke
William Heinlein
Madge
Faith Wright
Manon Powers
Margaret Spannow
Leslie Evans
Merlin Rose
Catharine
Esther Stoughton
Buckeye Lake
Damon Pontious
Laurelville
Robert Davis
H. S. Oldfield
Illinois
W. D. Oldfield
Virgil Perkins
Tiffin
Sater
Charlotte
Gene Rempel
Seabright Returns to Logan After City Work
Albert W. Seabright returns to Logan from Columbus to resume duties in the county engineer’s office and teach mine classes. A new sandwich shop opens Friday on East Front Street run by Mrs. Ruth Grate in a small building built by Fred Graham.
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Logan
Columbus
Albert W. Seabright
Ruth Grate
E. Front St
Fred Graham
June Hocking Welfare Spendings Reported
State department figures show Hocking County welfare costs in June totaling $93,959.44. WPA work spent $75,610 for 1306 workers. 56 families with 168 dependent children received $1,316. blind pensioners 20 received $335.50. old age pensions 679 received $15,150.83. general relief went to 132 cases totaling $1,547.
Urge Tests Logan First Grade Students Before School Opens
Logan city boards approve mandatory physicals for first grade entrants. Parents advised to obtain exams from family physicians before school starts. Students without prior exams will be scheduled by the health commissioner after opening.
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Logan
City Board of Education
City Health Board
G. E., Carr
H. M. Boocks
Deadline Set for Wheat Insurance in 1939 Harvest
Logan midnight August 31 marks the deadline to obtain the new all risk insurance on wheat to be harvested in 1939. Pearl L. McClelland, crop insurance supervisor for Hocking County, based at the Ambrose Hotel Building, will keep the office open until midnight on that date if needed.
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Logan
Pearl L. McClelland
Hocking County
Ambrose
Average Attendance At Church Of Nazarene
Average attendance at the Church of Nazarene Sunday School for the conference year closed at 222, says Rev. C. B. Clendenen who leaves Monday for Columbus to attend the annual assembly. He will be at the assembly until Saturday and will not be moved from the local pastorate as the congregation extended him a three year invitation. A full statistical report will be given on return. During the year the church raised and spent $3,258 across all departments.
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Logan
Church of Nazarene
C. B. Clendenen
Columbus
Clendenen
Hocking Treasurer Extends Hours For Tax Payments
Logan treasurer Robert N. White announced the courthouse office will stay open afternoons on Saturday August 27 and Saturday September 3 to speed June tax payments.
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Logan
Robert N. White
Logan-Gloria Undergoes Tonsil Removal at ICherrington
Gloria Logan daughter of Mrs. Mabel Poling underwent a tonsil removal operation at ICherrington Hospital on Wednesday.
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Logan
Gloria
Mabel Poling
iCherrington Hospital
County Roads Program To Begin In Hocking County
Acceptance of a $24 314 PWA grant to resurface 29 miles of Hocking County Highway will be formalized Friday as County Engineer Ernest L Schaal travels to Columbus. Preparations to start the project proceed pending bids and contract awards.
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LOGAN
PWA
Hocking
Ernest L. Schaal
Columbus
Outdoor Meeting by Men's Club at Forest Weinrich Cottage
Logan Men's Club of the First Presbyterian Church will host an outdoor meeting this afternoon and evening at the Forest E Weinrich cottage in Falls Township. Howard Rolsten directs supper with serving at 6. The Rev Albert B Buchanan will present an address. Games are planned as part of the program.
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Logan — Men's Club
First Presbyterian Church
Forest E. Weinrich
Falls Township
Howard Rolsten
Albert B. Buchanan
Columbus Man Will Conduct Poultry Meet
Dr. A. R. Winters of Columbus will be at 7 30 this evening to conduct a poultry meeting at the extension service office. He will discuss poultry problems and seek to interest local poultrymen in the World Poultry Congress to be held in Cleveland next year. He has visited every county in the state in the interest of the congress and will help name a committee to handle Hocking County arrangements.
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Logan
A. R. Winters
Columbus
Extension Service Office
Cleveland
Divorce Granted on Grounds of Neglect
Logan neglect grounds used in the divorce of Clara Groves vs Fred Groves. Judge Phil Henderson signed the entry on Wednesday. Custody of three minor children awarded to the father with the mother allowed visitation at reasonable times. Defendant failed to appear to contest the case.
Teachers To Meet At Union Furnace High School
Logan Starr Washington district will open September 5 with a 9 am session for study schedules and book issuance. A general teachers meeting is set for Union Furnace High School at 1 pm on Saturday September 3 with staff from Union Furnace and Ilesboro schools. New teachers will join the staff this fall. The district personnel include D O Davis superintendent Leslie Evans principal Union Furnace Scott T Bowers principal Ilesboro.
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Union Furnace High School
Logan—Starr-Washington
D. O. Davis
Union Fur
Nace High School
Union Furnace
Ilesboro
Leslie Evans
Scott T. Bowers
Betty Howe
Estelline Creal
Ralph Walker
Herman Ellis
Elizabeth Kessinger
Edith Washburn
End Sodding On East Side School Lawn
Sodding at the East Grade building lawn by the NYA finished on Wednesday. The group moves to the swimming pool site to grade and landscape the south embankment. With the new playground added last spring, the East building lawn will be ready for children when school opens on September 6.
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LOGAN
NYA
John Canty Chosen County Democratic Leader
Logan Democrat Central Committee met Wednesday to organize with John E Canty of Logan reelected chairman Fred Horn of Carbon Hill named vice chairman and John R McClain of Starr 2 elected secretary.
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LOGAN
Democrat Central Committee
John E. Canty
Fred Horn
Carbon Hill
John R. McClain
Starr 2
Heinlein Family Plans 11th Annual Reunion at Old Man's Cave
Logan brief notes social happenings include the Heinlein reunion set for Sunday August 28 at Old Man's Cave with Harry Heinlein Logan president and Elizabeth Heinlein New Plymouth secretary treasurer in charge. Birthday observances at Freisner avenue home follow, plus a Lutherans Society meeting at Mickey Myers country estate with 46 attendees and a wiener roast. Dr. C F Acker and Dr. M H Cherrington announce a Lakeside vacation week. Ida Steinman honored on retirement with gifts from fellow postal employees. Several Logan residents and visitors listed among extended social and family events and travel.
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Heinlein
Old Man's Cave
Harry Heinlein
Logan
Elizabeth Heinlein
New Plymouth
Klein Schmidt Family Reunion Set for September 11
Members of the Klein Schmidt family will hold their annual reunion at Rockview Park near Rockbridge on Sunday September 11. The date was changed from August 21 and the gathering is expected to attract more than 100 relatives. Ernest Kleinschmidt is president and Mrs. Grace Michel is vice president of the association.
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LOGAN
Kleinschmidt
Rockview Park
Rockbridge
Ernest Kleinschmidt
Grace Michel
10 Hog Litter Grows On Dell Hughes Farm
A litter of ten hogs on the Dell Hughes farm in Washington Township nears a ton at six months. The Chester White animals are 4% months old and average 150 pounds each. Don Phillips arrived in Logan for a 15 day furlough with his parents after enlisting in the navy and being assigned to Norfolk, Virginia.
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Dell Hughes
Logan
Washington Township
Chester
Don Phillips
Clarence Phillips
Navy
Norfolk
Wildcat Well Started On Chauncey Coal Land
LOGAN Hocking Valley Drilling Co and Kachlemacher estate start a der rick on New York Coal Co land in Chauncey district to sink a wildcat well for oil. American Oil Development Co plugs wells in Gore field. They buy clay from Logan Clay Product Co for operations. LOGAN Waldo Terrell, Gore life guard, is ill with mumps. Victor Nixon covers duties.
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Logan — Hocking Valley Drilling Co
Kachlemacher Estate
New York Coal Co
Chauncey District
American Oil Development Co
Gore
Logan Clay Product Co
Logan
Waldo Terrell
Victor Nixon
Yanks Split Doubleheader With Chicago in Late Night Games
In a two game set New York and Chicago produced a pair of close affairs. Striking performances from Dykes Gehr Dickey and Henrich power the Yankees with multiple runs game one while Gordon Dickey Walker and Henrich spark the second game as New York posts decisive late rallies. Attendance reaches 13 781 as both clubs showcase strong hitting and errors shape the outcomes.
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Chicago
ABBA
Gordon
Stratton
Chandier
Lee
Sundra
a-Hoag
Coos
New York
Seeee
Ranatts
Fonting
Kreevich
Chandler
DiMaggio
Selkirk
Rolfe
Dickey
Walker
Henrich
Kubel
Pearson
Gehrig
Gabler
Cincinnati Wins 3 1 Over Philadelphia in Baseball
Philadelphia scored first with a run in the third, Cincinnati answered and pulled ahead with three runs in the eighth as Grissom pitched a complete game. Key plays included McCormick and Lombardi driving in runs, and Weaver on the mound for Philadelphia. Attendance stood at 4,156 with 9,166 ladies present. Peter Jackson, famed swimmer turned boxer, introduced the Australian crawl to American swimmers. McMillin of Indiana coaches the College All Stars, riding a bicycle when car unavailable. Smukler to handle Eagles signals from fullback position.
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Young
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Weintraub
Whitney
Frey
Myers
Atwood
McCormick
Lombardi
Grissom
Craft
Riggs
Mulcahy
Weaver
San Francisco
Peter Jackson
Jim Corbett
Massachusetts to classify eggs by four standard sizes
Gov. Charles F. Hurley signs a bill recognizing only four egg sizes in Massachusetts. The new standard lists large medium pallet and peewee. The proclamation affects producers retailers and consumers statewide with expected impacts on pricing and labeling.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Charles F. Hurley
Grissom Sprains Ankle in Slide Reds Lose Grissom
Cincinnati slips further from pace-setting Pittsburgh as Grissom sprains an ankle sliding into second base in the second inning of a 3 to 1 win over Philadelphia. Lee Grissom injury follows Vander Meer’s bullpen absence, highlighting Reds two-week must-sustain, left-handed pitching gap. Jumbo Jim Weaver delivers relief gem, five Phils hits allowed after initial runs. Cincinnati moves within a half game of second place. doubleheader with Boston Bees set. Logan marriage license filed for Charles Green and Alice Stewart in Nelsonville.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Grissom
Reds
Lee Grissom
Philadelphia
Jim” Weaver
Weaver
Hugh Mulcahy
Phils
Logan
Charles Edward Green
Nelsonville
Charles Green
Alice Mae Stewart
Samuel Stewart
Indians Beat Sox Totals 385112715
The Cleveland Indians defeated the Boston Red Sox 5 to 3. Campbell led with 3 RBIs and hit two homers, Averill Keltner Foxx Desautels Peacock contributed runs, while Harris took the loss after allowing six hits in five innings. Attendance was about 7,000.
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Harris
McKain
Boston
Ceeeseeeeese
Cronin
Campbell
Averill
Keltner
Foxx
Desautels
Peacock
Heath
Cramer
Doerr
Webb
Kroner
Trosky
Cleveland
Midkiff
Pirates Take Bees Boston by DiMaggio rout in extra frame
Boston 3 Pittsburgh 4. P Wins 4 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 total 3 runs. P. Waner Handley DiMaggio drive in runs. Young 3 hits, Todd 2, Fletcher 1. West and Young steal bases. Orr errors noted, Hitchcock charged with loss. Attendance 4,040.
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Boston
OA DiMag
Waner
Hitcheck
P.waner
Garms
Cucnelo
Rizzo
Pletcher
Suhr
West
Young
Lopes
Warstler
Bauers
Maggert
Hutchinson
Pittsburgh
Hitchcock
P. Waner
Handley
DiMaggio
Todd
Fletcher
Cucci
Dog Faithful Haunts Post Office In Aurora
A small brown dog, owner unknown, has greeted W. E. Hewitt at the Aurora post office each workday for a year, followed his mail route, then vanished. Hewitt says he neither feeds nor pets it and seeks the owner’s identity.
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Aurora
W. E. Hewitt
Hewitt
Nats Defeat Browns In Slugfest at Washington Stadium
Washington beats St Louis 5 3 as Lewis and Simmons homer and Bell drives in three. Heffner Powell power and key plays pace the offense while Chase earns the win for the Nationals and Linke suffers the loss. Attendance is 1,000.
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van Atta
Sullivan
Simmons
St. Louis
West
McQuillen
Heffner
Powell
Lewis
Krese
Washington
Cox
Johnson
Weaver
Linke
Chase
Weaver van Atta
Almada
Clift
Wright
Bell
Goslin
Kress
Bonura
Travis
Heffner Ab
Myer
Ferrell
Hughes
Parents of daughter Logan born at Cherrington Hospital
Mr and Mrs Charles Dicken of this city are the proud parents of a daughter born Wednesday morning at Cherrington Hospital.
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Logan
Charles Dicken
Cherrington Hospital
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