Hocking Trustees Discuss Surplus Distribution at Logan
Hocking County Trustees Association met in Logan to consider the distribution of surplus commodities. Everett Jacoby urged trustees to take over deliveries, noting stores cooperate countywide and shipments are twice monthly. Discussion touched on pay, approval by relief, and township coverage with Perry missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County Trustees Association
Everett Jacoby
Johnn McClain
Jacoby
Relief Department
Marion
Laurel
Washington
Sanborn
Ward
McClain
Joe Thomas
Perry
Dusty Rhoads Hurt by Falling Flat Iron Incident
Logan A. O. Dusty Rhoads limps after an accident several days ago when a dropped flat iron struck his right foot damaging multiple toes. Local medical care sought.
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Logan
A. O
Dusty” Rhoads
Ex-Vanity Actress Dances in New York Club
Jeane Jor dan a former Vanities performer, accused her Philadelphia socialite husband Frederick Steelman Bain age 45 of assault after he burst into a Manhattan nightclub, struck her and tore hair then followed her home and repeated the act.
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Jeanne Jordan
New York
Philadelphia
Frederick Steelman Bain
Ann Sothern Stars In Runyon Tale At Athena Theater
Ann Sothern headlines the Runyon story Joe and Ethel Turp Call on the President at the Athena Theater Tuesday. The cast includes Lewis Stone Walter Brennan William Gargan Tom Neal Marsha Hunt and Muriel Hutchinson with director Robert Sinclair.
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Ann Sothern
Athena
Damon Runyon
Joe
Ethel Turp
Athena Theater
Lewis Stone
Walter Brennan
William Gargan
Flatbush
Brooklyn
Washington
Jim
Runyon
Miss Marker
Miss Sothern
Mrs. Turp
Tom Neal
Marsha Hunt
James Bush
Don Costello
Muriel Hutchinson
President
Robert Sinclair
Church Basketball League Planned at Methodist Church
Church leaders meet at 7 30 this evening at the Methodist Church to plan a winter church basketball league. Expected participants include representatives from several churches and many young men anticipated to try out for the teams.
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Logan
Methodist Church
Robbery Assault Victim Found on W Main Street
James Krieg Sr. was found at an alley entrance on W Main Street with a lacerated face. A driver from White Tip Cab Company found him early Saturday and reported he clutched money while mumbling that they will not get his money. Police investigate.
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Logan
James Krieg, Sr
W. Main St
White Tip Cab Company
Communion Held at Methodist Church Sunday
Communion services were conducted at the Methodist Church Sunday morning by the Rev. Stanley W. Wiant. There was a large attendance. Members for the senior choir sang in connection with the ceremonies.
Reynolds to face Kinser in assault case tonight
Richard Reynolds will confront Mayor Dallas Kinser this evening over an assault and battery charge filed days earlier by Charles Vancuren, authorities say.
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Logan
Richard Reynolds
Dallas Kinser
Charles Vancuren
City Firemen Collect Toys For Children
Logan firemen collect toys and candy for distribution on Christmas Eve. Toys will be displayed at police headquarters Tuesday and open for public inspection after. They seek help naming eligible Logan families and ask parents to report their children by Wednesday to fill requests systematically.
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Logan
Church Plans Special Christmas Services at St Pauls
Special Christmas services are planned at St Pauls Episcopal Church Logan at 1130 PM Christmas Eve. The Rev Smythe H Lindsay Diocesan Missionary will be celebrant and preacher. Lindsay is editor publisher of The Episcopal Church Evangelist and active in the Wayside Cathedral and Diocese of Southern Ohio.
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Wayside Cathedral
Diocese of Southern
Ohio
Native of McArthur Dies in Columbus
Amanda E. Evans, 61, widow of Oliver M. Evans former president of Evans & Turner Co. commission merchants, died at 595 East Broad Street Columbus after a two year illness. A native of McArthur she lived in Columbus 40 years and belonged to Broad Street Methodist Church. Survived by sisters Bess Michelson Detroit and Ray L. Woolley Sidney Ohio.
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Columbus
Amanda E. Evans
Oliver M. Evans
Evans & Turner Co
Commission Merchants
E. Broad St
Evans
McArthur
Broad St
Bess Michelson
Detroit
Ray L. Woolley
Sidney, O
Choirs Plan Programs Of Christmas Music
Arrangements for the combined choirs of the Methodist Church to present a Christmas music program next Sunday at 4 o clock. Old and new carols will be sung. A unified morning service blends Sunday School and public worship, with baptismal ceremonies by Rev. Stanley W. Wiant. Children will receive a treat afterward.
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Logan
Methodist Church
Stanley W. Wiant
Surplus relief commodities reach county clients
More than $11,000 worth of surplus groceries have been distributed to relief clients during the year. The local relief office has handled the commodities through a cooperative program, with groceries distributed to all parts of the county twice monthly.
Straitsville Social Notes Chronicles Local Visits and Events
Straitsville notes describe Kenneth Frazure visiting Columbus relatives, a chicken dinner hosted by Mrs. Lena Vernon and Mable Stoltz, Pythian Sisters initiation planned, Gleaners Class Christmas party with 28 members, and several visits and funerals in the community. Other items include Electa Chapter installation attendance, former residents Emanuel and Thomas Williams visiting, and local residents seen around town.
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New Straitsville
Kenneth Frazure
Columbus
Thomas Frazure
Lena Vernon
Mable Stoltz
Nellie Shuttleworth
Agnes Wilson
Myrtle Wallace
Ella Leake
Bea Dishon
Dora Webb
Pythian Sisters Lodge
Gleaners
Lulu Hazelton
Rompel
Levi Palmer
Fred Blankenship
Henry Lemon
Harry Chippy
Robert Blankenship
New Lexington
Carl Johnson
Logan
Elizabeth Essex
Winfield Colvin
Harry Strain
Roy Palmer
C. D. Strain
Terry McGovern
Morgantown
W. Va
Howard Bisnhesahie
Mary Keeler
Bremen
Electa Chapter
Eastern Star
Sunflower Chapter
Corning
Ed Williams
Emmanuel and
Thomas
Etna
Stephen Blankenship
Logan Fire Losses Heavy During Year
Logan fire losses for the year are expected to be much higher than 1938. Fire Chief Roy Stallsmith notes two recent residence blazes caused heavy damage, offsetting years of unusually low losses and the absence of large industrial plant fires.
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Logan
Roy Stallsmith
New McArthur Theater Opens in Memorial Building
The Vinton Theater in the Memorial building held its formal opening as the first theater in McArthur. Worthington D. Smith, former Orpheum operator from Nelsonville and ex Schine manager from Piqua, leases it. Local officials Mayor Collins, Prosecutor Keeney, and Commissioner Weed spoke. Attendance included Athenians Claudis E. Chappel and Claudette, Harold Tom, Fred Biehl, and several Mrs. and Miss Biehl, Palmer, and Smith members.
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Mcarthur
Vinton Theater
Memorial Building
Worthington D. Smith
Orpheum
Nelsonville
Smith
Schiné
Piqua
Collins
Keeney
Weed
Arthur A. Thomas
R.C.A
Vinton County
Athens
Claudis E. Chappel
Claudette
Harold Tom
Fred Biehl
Lewis Wood
Josephine Biehl
Ralph Palmer
Carrie Smith
Marguerite
New Livestock Directory Distributed Across Counties
Logan Hocking County residents may obtain the new livestock directory from the Extension Service office. James R. Smoot says the directory lists purebred livestock dealers and farmer participants in Athens Noble Washington and other counties, with more counties to follow.
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Logan
Hocking
Extension Service
James R. Smoot
Athens
Council Masons Plan Annual Reunion Jan 1
Logan Hocking Council Masonry schedules its annual reunion for New Year's Day with a presentation of the super excellent degree. Degree team rehearsals are planned before the date and a dinner will be served. Members from nearby councils are expected to attend.
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Logan
Sorority Christmas Party Held at New Bell Building Clubrooms
Delta Theta Tau sorority hosted a Christmas party Sunday at their Bell building rooms on East Main. East End Needle Club met Saturday at Mrs Charlies Brights home on Zanesville Ave. A mystery sister gift exchange and contest were enjoyed with Harry Walker winning. Refreshments followed. Next meeting planned in three weeks at Mrs Russell Polings home. Attendees included Mrs Poling, Mrs Walker, Mrs Bright, and others.
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Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Bell Building
E. Main St
East End Needle Club
Charlies Bright
Zanesville Ave
Harry Walker
Russell Poling
Poling
Walker
Bright
Amos Ellinger
Paul Fox
Local Social News from Logan Weekend Visits
Miss Grace St Clair of Columbus visited her parents Mr and Mrs Frank St Clair in Logan over the weekend. William Miller of New Lexington spent the end of the week in Logan to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Miller. Mr and Mrs C H Harris of Athens were guests of Mrs A G Steinman in Logan Sunday. Mrs Amos Johnston is ill at her home in Logan and was visited by Mr and Mrs Joseph Mitchell of Columbus and their daughter Mrs Mitchell. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Stewart Johnston of Lancaster.
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Grace St. Clair
Columbus
Logan
Frank St. Clair
William Miller
New Lexington
Arthur Miller
C. H. Harris
Athens
A. G. Steinman
Amos Johnston
Joseph Mitchell
Mitchell
Stewart Johnston
Lancaster
Johnston
Divorce Granted on Grounds of Absence
Logan A divorce was granted Saturday to Margie V. Rosser from John Rosser on the ground of wilful absence for more than three years. Custody of a minor child awarded to the mother by Judge Phil Henderson. An agreement to liability reached in damages suit by Charles Dugan against John Dyker from a motor accident with further conference to settle damages.
Logan Post To Have Ritual Performance at Meeting
Logan Post American Legion prepares for ritualistic work at its regular meeting Tuesday evening. Rituals from the state department have been received, and the program aims to complete the work in full for the first time in the post history. A good attendance is anticipated.
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Logan
Logan Post
American Legion
State Department
the Post
Chieftains Prepare After Holiday Break
The Chieftains will continue practice with no games until after the holidays. The squad aims to be in top condition for the league season opening on January 5. Sophomore players will receive ample opportunities to prove their abilities before the season ends.
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Logan
Chieftains
Engineer Suspends County Road Projects
Logan County Highway Department suspended operations Friday until after the first of the year. Engineer Ernest L. Schaal said enough men would be kept to continue the Old Town Bridge project and operate the stone quarry while all other functions are halted. The east abutment concrete wall has been poured and the west abutment is to be poured by week’s end as part of a joint county and WPA project at the Dicken Addition entrance.
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Logan — County Highway Department
Ernest L. Schaal
Old Town Bridge
WPA
Dicken Addition
Laurelville Tops Carbon Hill in close Friday game
Laurelville defeated Carbon Hill 25 to 22 in a tight Friday night battle. Carbon Hill Juniors then beat Laurelville 11 to 7, as two junior players Trowbridge and Oliver stood out.
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Laurelville
Carbon Hill
Logan
West Enders
Trowbridge
Oliver
Laurel
Winigman
Rutherford
Bartow
Sccsaccae
PUCIO
Auto Recovered Near Route 75 Belonging to John Bingham
Logan report states an automobile owned by John T. Bingham of 486 Hut ton Place Columbus was recovered Sunday morning by Sheriff Joe Farbearn and Deputy Ray Zanner. The vehicle was found on Route 75 about two miles south of the city.
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Logan
John T. Bingham
Hutton Place
Columbus
Joe Farbearn
Ray Zanner
Route 75
Jacksonville Mothers Club Holds Holiday Meetings
The Jacksonville Mothers Club met at the home of Mrs. Lucille Williams with Mrs. Viola Kuhne assisting. Reports, carols, papers, and Christmas readings were shared, and a gift exchange occurred. The Stitch and Chatter Club gathered at the Jacksonville nursery school for sewing and crafts. Next, the Ladies Democratic Club met at Mrs. Kathryn Thyne’s home for Christmas gift exchanges and birthday observances. Athens County Teachers met at the Christian Church in Athens for a dinner meeting. Jacksonville Grade School prepared a Christmas pantomime with 110 choristers and 15 child actors for December 20 at seven o’clock.
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Jacksonville
Jacksonville Mothers Club
Lucille Williams
Viola Kuhne
Anna Chappelear
Martha Kioh
Santa Claus
Leona Nicholas
Charles Hoisington
A. R. Woodgerd
E. C. Shirkey
Stitch and Chatter
Kathryn Thyne
Ladies Democratic Club
Mary Brown
Martha Kloh
Edna Rollins
Lena Geary
Minnie Hallam
Blanch Jansen
Bertha Carpenter
Albert Campbell
Bertha Barrett
Ruthella Sheets
Evelyn Deal
Helen Kearns
Faye McKinley
Athens County
Christian Church
Athens
Christ
Leach Appointed Custodian at East Grade School
Edward Leach named custodian for East Grade building replacing James Krieg who resigned. Board announced the appointment from a long list of applicants after Friday’s meeting.
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Logan
Edward Leach
Board of
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