Postmaster Jackson Ends Service at Nelsonville
Nelsonville reports acting postmaster C G Pritchard designated by the Washington Post Office Department as F R Jackson’s term ends January 13. Jackson served 13 years since succeeding James Sharp. Civil Service Commission exam set for Feb 12 for local applicants. not under civil service rules but presidential order. Pay is 2400 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
C. G. Pritchard
Post Office Department
Washington
F. R. Jackson
Pritchard
United States Civil Service Commission
Commission
Civil Service
Jackson
Harding
James Sharp
Sharp
G. M. Hoch
W. L. Cooley
Hulda Northcott Arraigned on Reckless Driving Charge
Hulda Northcott of Buchtel was arraigned in Mayor 8. G. Holland court on reckless driving Thursday night and pleaded not guilty. Bound over to the Grand Jury under a 19 dollar bond. affidavit filed by Police Chief George Bateman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
G. Holland
Hulda Northcott
Buchtel
George Bateman
Culprit Caught in Cream Theft on Bone Hollow Route
In Bone Hollow, a thief stole cream from Walter Keating's milk route on several occasions. On Thursday a dog was found with the bottle in an adjacent yard, leading to the capture of the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Walter Keating
Bone Hollow
Funeral Directors Meeting Draws Nelsonville Host
Stout attended a Mt. Pleasant district funeral directors meeting in Lancaster last night, representing Nelsonville. The gathering focused on district funeral home operations and professional updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
C. IL
Stout
Lancaster
Mt. Pleasant
Mrs Henry Hosts Nine-Table Bridge Party
Mrs. Ralph Henry entertained the Logan Bridge Club and local guests at the Dew House with a 6:30 dinner for nine tables. Snapdragons and carnations decorated the long table as the group played bridge with high scores awarded to Mrs. Earl Roberts and Mrs. Corwin Cookson, and Blanche Moorehead taking the low trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ralph Henry
Logan Bridge Club
Logan
Mrs. Henry
Dew House
Mre. Henry
Valentines
Henry
Earl Roberts
Corwin Cookson
Catherine Spencer
Blanche Moorehead
Gli Amici Club
Frank Harden
Clair Abell
Dorothy Wardwelle
Edward Jones
Williard Lyle
Edward Kemper
Mildred Lehman
Claude Harmon
Fred Carpenter
Charlies Yonte
T. H. Delap
Richmond, Valel
Ralph Yonts
Frances Reid
Clinton Webb
Lawrence Adcock
Willian Morgan
Jack Pritchard
Dorothy Vorkes
C. H. Ruble
Florence Barron
Fred Edington
Leiland Krieg
Arthur Burgess
E.S. McCune
Frank Freer
Stanley Dew
Walter Mechem
Wallace Gienn
Fanny Gibson
Frank Smith
W. H. Hyde
Catherine Newman
C. HM. Bartiett
Mrs Krieg Hosts Presbyterian Missionary Society
Twenty members answered roll call as the Presbyterian Missionary Society was hosted by Mrs. H. D. Krieg in Nelsonville. Mrs. M. H. Luts led devotions and Mrs. W. L. Hudson with Mrs. Backus led discussion on China and Our National Stations.
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Nelsonville
Presbyterian Missionary Society
H. D. Krieg
M. H. Luts
W. L. Hudson
China
Hudson
Backus
Krieg
Lu Shafer
Mrs Eva Butt McCullough Dies at 66 in Nelsonville
Mrs Eva Butt McCullough age 66 died this morning at her Adame Street home. Body taken to Stouts Funeral Home for funeral arrangements. Survived by a brother and sister in Athens. Her only child, Mrs Mother Young, died about two years ago.
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Nelsonville
Eva Butt McCullough
Adame Street
Stouts Funeral Home
Athens
Mis
Fire Flare Near Public Square Ends Without Burned
Nelsonville incident sees city electrician Roy Mase discover an empty gas tank while starting his car on the Public Square. A spark from forcing gas caused a brief fire as he hurriedly dumped gasoline and waste, with other vehicles nearby. No injuries or damage were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Roy Mase
City Electrician
Public Square
Mase
Maze
Bernice Riggs Undergoes Operation at St Francis Hospital
Bernice Riggs daughter of Mia Mary Riggs of 97 West Washington Street underwent an operation at St Francis Hospital Columbus on Sunday for a double mastoid. Her condition is reported as fair.
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Nelsonville
Bernice Riggs
Mia
Mary Riggs
West Washington Street
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Funeral services held for Mrs Frances Gettle
Nelsonville Lewis and John Dickie of Parkersburg and Mrs Charles Barker with Ralph Barker of Columbus attended the funeral for Frances Get tle here Tuesday. Many relatives and friends from Mayden ville joined. Nelsonville Mrs Watson Wolfe hosted the Thursday Night Bridge Club with Mrs Rob Jewett high score and Mrs Charles Williams low. Lunch followed the play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville - Lewis
John Dickie
Parkersburg
Charles Barker
Ralph Barker
Columbus
Frances Gettle
Maydenville
Nelsonville
Watson Wolfe
Rob Jewett
Charles Wilams
Alice Francis Dies Thursday at 8:30 PM
Mrs. Alice Francis widow of John Francis died Thursday night at 8:30 at the home of her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs R P Imes 197 Franklin Avenue after four months illness. She left four sisters and four brothers. Funeral will be Sunday at 3 PM at First Methodist Church.
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Alice Francis
John Francis
New Straitsville
R. P. Imes
Franklin Avenue
Daniel Baird
Francis
Athens
D. H. Biddle
R P. Imes
L. C. Baker
E. S&s. Finaterwald
Co. W. Fulton
Columbus
Robert F. Baird
Frank Baird
Walter M. Baird
Westminster Fellowship To Have Two Services
Westminster Fellowship announces two Sunday services at the Presbyterian Church. Miss Rowena Kesler, student executive, will speak at 9:45 a.m. on Thoughts on Success and host a fireside hour at 6 p.m. reading Elbert Hubbard. Hyperion Club meets Saturday at 2 p.m. with Mrs. James Sharp in Nelsonville.
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Westminster Fellowship
Presbyterian Church
Nelsonville
Hyperion Club
James Sharp
Benefit dances planned at Buchtel Opera House Mondays
Series of benefit dances to be held at the Buchtel Opera House each Monday night. Joyce's orchestra will provide music and there will be both round and square dances.
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Buchtel
Buchtel Opera House
Joyce
Camp Hocking Work Extensive in 1934
Logan reports extensive 1934 activities at Camp Hocking with 388 acres of forest land improved in the state park area. Reforestation of a Sacre tract, 15 acres landscaped, and trail work plus rustic bridge construction. 4.2 miles of telephone lines, 1100 feet of pipelines laid, three shelterhouses built, bathhouses, fireplaces and picnic tables added, and significant firefighting during dry months.
Cash Relief Earnings Large in January
Logan reports January cash relief earnings totaling 17000 in Hocking County with 1100 spent on clothing. Director Chester Miller notes direct relief orders are non taxable under the new sales tax law while cash relief earnings remain taxable. Personnel cards list 1075 relief families with about 1300 employable persons ready to work.
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Logan
Hocking County
Chester Miller
State Relief Commission
Funeral held for Jennie Guthrie 79 in Columbus
Relatives gathered in Columbus Thursday for the funeral of Jennie Guthrie age 79 who died Monday evening. Services were held in Columbus and burial took place in Canal Winchester. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Guthrie Mrs. George C. Hengst and R. E. Allen.
Logan High Students Achieve Perfect Attendance
Three Camp Hocking enrollees R Campbell Terry Bunting and Pearl Hoy boast perfect yearly attendance and unassigned K P duties for any discipline breaches. Forensic Club of Logan High plans the play Lucky Dollards on Feb 15 in the auditorium directed by Miss Hazel Hershman to raise funds for last year’s debate team expenses.
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Logan~forensic Club
Logan High School
Hazel Hershman
Two Funeral Sermons by Rev. M. Casto Held Thursday
Reverend M. Casto conducted two funeral services Thursday. Martha Jane Myers was eulogized at 1 p.m. at the Church of the Nazarene, followed by Mary Margaret Bownes at 3 p.m. at the United Brethren Church.
Rural School Merge Efforts Abandoned in Hocking County
Logan February 1 Superintendent J W Coleman reports no further rural consolidation moves will be pursued after Columbus talks. State officials urged merging Laurelville Perry with Salt Creek and Benton while Washington Falls and Laurel Good Hope unions were proposed. Benton Board already opposed, citing desire to keep high schools open. Uncertainty in state department leadership also factors into the halt.
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Logan
Hocking County
J. W. Coleman
Columbus
Laurelville- Perry
Salt Creek
Benton
Washington and Falls
Laurel and Good Hope
Supt
Coleman
Logan divorce suit filed for Wilma Frances King
Wilma Frances King sues Levi King for divorce on cruelty and neglect in a case filed after their marriage on March 26 1934. He left shortly after and his present whereabouts are unknown. She seeks restoration to the name Wilma Frances Haddox.
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Logan
Wilma Frances King
Levi King
Wilma Frances Haddox
Logan Camp Shows New Picture Machine for Enrollees
Logan Camp Hocking possesses a new picture machine that enables enrollees to have their own weekly picture shows. Aside from feature pictures, educational films are shown.
Legion Minstrels prep gains steam in Logan
Logan American Legion Post advances preparations for its minstrels with Frank Walters named ticket committee chair and H D Foster Don Bort and John W McBroom as members. Local tenor Walter Prather is slated as a featured soloist as rehearsals continue twice weekly and a removal stage is installed in the post room.
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Logan
American Legion
Logan Post
Frank Walters
H. D. Foster
Don
Tramp to Speak at United Brethren Church Sunday
Logan Leon Ray Livingston known as A No 1 Tramp will address the United Brethren Church at 7 p m Sunday using Where Is My Wandering Boy Tonight as the subject. Livingston traveled over 500 000 miles before becoming an orator and author and has written many children's books. Morning service at the Methodist Episcopal Church will feature Rev W N Shank with Am I a Christian as the morning topic and Fulfilling the Law for the evening address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Leon Ray Livingston
United Brethren Church
Livingston
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. N. Shank
Courts Report On DP Case Docket And Escapes
A 1804 statustical docket shows Logan and Whitcraft reporting fifteen of the year with 28 new cases. Seven cases were reduced to a single sentence while others concern escapes from custody.
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Whitcraft
Auer
Ing
Logan Basketball Team Triumphs In County League Game
Logan beat Rockbridge with a 24 point margin as Nelsonville visits, while both teams push for strong play in the County League. Aggressive visitors tested Logan's defense and left both sides in competitive condition.
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LOGAN
Rockbridge
Nelsonville
Logan Charles Columbus Delivers Safety Addresses at Club Campaign
Charles Logan of the division of the Department spoke at a club meeting delivering safety addresses as part of a campaign effort.
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Logan
Charles Lumbus
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