Pastor Hero's four year pastorate totals shown
Logan August statistics reveal Rev FC Hero of the Ent Beethven church conducted 42 funerals including eight of total age 704 years. 40 weddings. 43 baptisms. Twenty six new members joined this year. In four years he has received 152 new members and overseen expenditures totaling 8442.76. He leaves this week as Southeastern Ohio conference convenes, likely to be returned to Logan for another year.
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Logan
FC Hero
Ent
Beethven
Southeastern Ohio
Loran
Plan program at courthouse on September 6
Logan August 25 A public program at the courthouse auditorium September 6 will showcase an achievement course titled Personal Care. County extension agent Robert W Lang says the event, organized under state supervision, will feature several rural women groups who attended the classes and will demonstrate what they learned in an engaging way.
Divorce Granted to The Plains Woman in Athens County
In Athens County Common Pleas court Vergene Aldridge of The Plains received a divorce from Hollis D Aldridge of Groveport on grounds of neglect of duty. Custody of their minor child James was granted with $200.20 monthly support and court costs to be paid by the defendant.
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Vergene Aldridge
the Plains
Hollis D Aldridge
Groveport
Athens
Big Betsy still taken from Sams Creek to state fair exhibit
Hocking county will show at the state fair next week with Big Betsy, a unique still seized by state prohibition forces in Sams Creek territory. State Inspector H A Lines transported the 15 wooden and copper oblong still to Columbus, where it will join other seized liquor-making devices. No owner was arrested when the officers seized the apparatus weeks ago.
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Logan
Hocking County
Sams Creek
Columbus
H A Lines
Suvera
Eighth graders assigned to Hardenville High School
In Starr township eighth grade graduates bound for high school this fall are assigned by County Superintendent J W Coleman to Hardenville and Lnon furnace high schools. The list includes HarDenville students Joan Norris, Dale aAr sald, Edith Tucker, Umon Purnice, Wartcaret Oggleston, Al ra Ailes, George Frey, H burn Conner, Pete Set, Clowd Waster, Florence Brian, Raph Smff, Daisy Moran, Stanty Carter, and Hazel Myers.
Miner Nathanh Botkins 30 Die in Coal Mine Accident
The body of Nathanh Botkins 30, killed Friday in a coal mine accident at Powhatan Point in Belmont County, was brought to Athens by Prete Carsey Rock Rifle, with whom he had lived. He had left Athens two months earlier to seek work in West Virginia mines. He leaves three sisters in Virginia. Funeral services set for 10 o clock Tuesday morning, with burial in Wo Stat Street Cemetery.
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H Potkins
Powhatan Point
Oxtmont
Athens
Prete Carsey
Rock Rifle
Bodkins i
West Virginia
Ceimetery
Governor race votes cast in August primary report
A historic primary tally shows 889 762 votes cast for governor on August 14. The Democratic and Republican totals are cited with precinct breakdowns and secretary of state notes, highlighting a large turnout yet not exceeding party totals in prior elections.
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Collmnies
Teese
Fee is Fined in Logan Driving Under Influence Case
A J Fee of this city was arrested Friday evening by Traffic Officer Joe Farbean and charged with driving while under the influence. Before Judge A M Ellinger, Fee pleaded guilty, was fined 100 dollars and costs, and his driving privilege was suspended for six months.
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Logan
A. J Fee
Joe Farbearn
A M Ellinger
Fee
Gust
Hewis
Health Exhibit at Conney County Fair Displays Public Health Work
Logan August fo arrangements with state health department for a health exhibit at the Hachime county fair. The exhibit features 25 reels of public health films shown in a tent 2000 feet. A film operator physician and public health nurse will present lectures and staff a first aid station at the fairgrounds.
Johnson Funeral Held by Community in Trimble
Sidney H Johnson funeral services were conducted Saturday at the Christian church by Rev Roberts. The large attendance reflected the Johnsons as a leading family of Irimbie towns. Interment followed at West Luton Street Cemetery with nephews serving as pallbearers including Carl Beash, Fred Beasties, Norris Beaslex, Oden Johnson, and Arthur Johnson.
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Trimble
Sidney H Johnson
Christian Church
Rev Roberts
Tre Johnson
Howard
Irimbie
Luton Street
Athos
Mr Jahres
Carl
Fred Beasties
Norris Beaslex
Johnson Oden Johnson
Arthur
Campaign Log Blues at Sieght and Deaths Mark Headlines
UNITED PRESS reports on Governor Alfre Ty Smith with Governor Harry Moore of New Jersey during a celebratory event and mentions Herbert Hoover in Washington. obituary notes Jemes Tearen aged 86 in Gadsden, Alabama, died after heart disease. In Detroit a jewelry store clerk Harris Becker robbed of 2590 while transporting money from a bank.
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Alfre Ty Smith
Sieght No
Harry Moore
New Jersey
Detroit
Org
Harris Becker
Teachers Institute Slated September 4 to 6
County teachers will hold a three day institute at the courthouse auditorium from September 4 to 6 with morning and afternoon sessions. Lecturers include Prof H Newton Miller of Bethany College Professor Dr I Werremeyer of Cleveland Heights school and Dr J F Clifton head of the Ohio Department of Education. Miss Clifton daughter of Dr Clifton is expected to be on the program. Registration on opening day morning. August 25-Hocking.
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H. Newton Miller
Bethany College
Iwerremeyer
Cleveland Heights School
J. F. Clifton
Ohio Department of Educattion
Clifton
Ogan
Hockine
Institute Programs and Logan Briefs
Miss Janet White will open the institute with a music session directed by herself. Other speakers include Miss Jennie Bello Evans Mrs Robinson Mrs Belle Loomis and Misa Eleanor Schaar with talks on teaching methods the ideal teacher and the teacher and religion. A commencement-like address by Dr Clifton will close. Logan briefs note visits by Delong Potts Dull and a Merry Makers picnic at Crystal Springs with Margaret McCormick. Chicago reports Congressman Doyle calling for a probe into prohibition policies after a shooting incident involving agent Franklin and Gill.
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Jennie Bello Evans
Robinson
Belle Loomis
Misa Eleanor
Schaar
Patha of
Clifton
J. W Coleman
J. T. Ruttsigers
Frances Barkley Stone
Merry Makers Club
Margaret McCormick
Columbus
Florence Bort
Crystal Springs
Chicago
Thomas A Doyle
Congressional
Prohibition Administration
Merle Adams
Prohibition
Arthur RH Franklin
Edward Gill
Adams
Prohibition Department
Doyle
John Stege
County Superintendent Coleman Plans Dalton Plan Talk in Hocking
Logan Aug 35 County Superintendent J W Coleman was in Columbus to confer with Dr J L Clifton of the state education department about Hocking County school problems. Clifton pledged to attend the Hocking County Teachers Institute on September 5 to meet teachers and board members. Coleman will be accompanied by his daughter who will speak on the Dalton plan.
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Logan
J W. Coleman
Columbus
J. L Clifton
State Department of Education
Hocking County
Clifton
Shriner family motor trip and local visits
Mrs Ann Shriner and her daughter Grace left Saturday for a motor trip to Dayton and Cincinnati where they will visit relatives Marion Hankinson of Lancaster was a visitor in town Friday. Mrs Robert Lang and daughter Watien will return home Sunday. Mr Lang plans to visit Columbus Sunday morning to bring them home. William Goodie, chair of the Perr county Democrat committee, is in jail this week after being ranfin d to his home for fourteen Burhs ith a fractured right by Charles Stiers, former Login resident now of Lancaster. Judge Harley M. Waitcraft was in Mireles Friday holding court for Judge Clarence Curtain LC Laurie who has been for several weeks reported to be slightly improved.
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Ann Shriner
Grace Shriner
Dayton
Cincinnat
Robert Wo Lang
Wathien
Lang Wil
Columbus
William Goodie
Maxie
Perr
Wis Im Jarin
Burhsith
Charles Stiers
Login
Lancaster
Harley M. Waitcraft
Mireles
Clarence Curtain LC Laurie
Won't Have Tresses Bobbed After Life Is Saved by Them
In Clairsville on August 25 Mrs Helen Visher 30, en route to a barber shop, was saved when her long hair became caught on an auto radiator ornament and held her up until the driver stopped. She suffered only a sore scalp and proclaimed she would never have her hair bobbed.
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SC Clairsvilar
Helen Tisher
Visher
Mre Fisher
Thompson Fined Five Dollars by Felix Riley in Virginia Court
Edward Thompson pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined five dollars plus costs in the court of Justice of the Peace Felix Riley. He was jailed in default of payment and the arrest was made by Constable Kenneth Allatock.
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Edward Thompson
Virginia
Costa
Court of Justice of the Peace
Felix Riley
Thompson
Kenneth Allatock
Picnic and chase draw 200 at Hocking County Fox Hunters event
About 200 people attended a Logan area picnic and chase by the Hocking County Fox Hunters association at T W Hardy farm near Waaille Wednesday evening. The second fair held there in a month featured music from a Lancaster Boys' Industrial School quartet and a local Logan orchestra. A roast was served, with members and families present for the entertainment.
May try out Logan football players seek Mast team
Football players are asked to report August 25 for a Mast Restaurant sponsored tryout in the room over the Mast restaurant on West Main Street. Managed by Ralph Klein Schmidt, a former Logan High School star, the team gathers former high school and professional players for upcoming season games against district pro teams in Ohio.
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Mast Restaurant
Mast
West Main Street
James Mast
Ralph Kleinschmidt
Ohio
Funeral for Amos Johnson Held in Logan
Funeral services were held at the home on Church street for Amos Johnson 70 who died at 1:30 pm Thursday after months with cancer. A carpenter and longtime Logan resident, he leaves a widow a daughter Mrs Leroy Laurie of Columbus a son Stewart Johnson of Lancaster two sisters Mrs I B Vance and Miss Lulu Johnson in Columbus and a brother S J Johnson of Washington county. The Rev James R Fields of the Methodist church officiated and burial followed in Oak Grove cemetery.
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Logan
Church Street
Amos Johnson
Johnson
Leroy Laurie
Columbus
Stewart Johnson
Lancaster
I. B. Vance
Lulu Johnson
S J Johnson
Washington County
James R Fields
Methodist Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Arrest of Circleville man for drunken driving on highway
ARREST HALL LOGAN Aug 25 After his car ran into a ditch near Tinterprie Thursday night J. TM W Mall of Circleville was arrested by Sheriff Lloyd and Deputy Hammond on suspicion of driving while intoxicated. He pled guilty, paid a 194 dollar fine plus costs, and his license was suspended six months. New sign posts were erected on state routes through Logan to mark routes and direct travel over county highways.
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Tinterprie
Circleville
Rhenff W. BR. Lloyd
I. 1
Hammond
A VO Elimger
Hal Wn
State Highway Department
Record Attendance At Ol1 Man's Cave and Rockhouse
Logan reports 2864 visitors to Ol1 Man's Cave and Rockhouse last Sunday setting new daily records. 1544 at the cave and 1320 at the Rockhouse indicate over 570 cars used the routes. Tourists from outside Hocking County boosted roads’ condition and local boosters credit state publicity and local clubs for interest, with an estimated 50 000 visitors by season’s end.
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Ol1
Man's Cave
Rockhouse
S A. Reichles
L. V. Worley
Hocking
Logan Chamber of Commerce
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Water line closes gap near Mulberry bridge
Logan Aug 25 Workmen under Service Director Edward Sherman completed a 10 inch water main across the Hedging Tier near the Mulberry street bridge. The line extends from the pumping station to Bowen street, connecting two river banks after two days work and laying the river crossing. The completion strengthens the water system and supports the auxiliary line installation.
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Shermin
Golf Puzzle Answer by Jonny Blush Brishw Brash Brass
The note presents a word puzzle solution by Jonny Blush Brishw Brash Brass with a string of related terms. It reads as a playful, cryptic clue list that hints at medals and stars, ending with an emphatic repetition of STARS.
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Jonny Blush
Brishw Brash Brass
Brads
SEARS
STARS
Whisky Find in Pittsburg by Federal Officers
Federal officers Wo G Davin Jamey Rubirds and state inspector H A Lines with a county deputy sheriff found thirty two gallons of whisky during a search in New Pittsburg vicinity on Thursday. Two fifteen gallon kegs and two one gallon jugs held liquor likely moved from an original cache. Arrests were made and the liquor destroyed.
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Logan
Wo G Davin
Jamey Rubirds
Lines
Man Charged After Quarrel in Cleveland Murder Case
Frank Martinere, 44, was arraigned in police court on a murder charge in a Cleveland neighborhood dispute. The victim, his neighbor Tink Fink, 42, was found stabbed in her home on 2 Ave. Police say Martinere armed himself with a knife during the quarrel and claimed theft of a watch, later found under a pillow on the victim's bed.
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Frank Martinere
Tink
Fink
Martiner Grenf
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