Two Under Knife In Southern Ohio Town
Two South Bloomingville citizens were brought to Cherrington Hospital Thursday afternoon for appendectomy operations. They are Charles W. Burns eight and Marvin Garrett fifteen. Garrett is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Garrett. Both are reported today as recovering.
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Logan
James Albert
Larimer
Graveport
Cosun
Clarence
Harold
Jehu Scholl
Prand
Luciersvere Formur
Nutritive Meeting Led by Ohio State Specialist
Seven group leaders attended the second nutrition meeting of the year at the Chambers home on North Street Logan. Miss Alina Garvin of the Ohio State University Extension service led the session with local homemakers Clyde Guthrie Sam Blum Paul Shaw Eyed Graham John Litt Jap O'Hare and Grace Marui present. The next meatligas session is planned for February 28.
Inspector Davis Reports Stills Seized in Hocking County
State Inspector WG Davis told Sheriff Lloyd in Trenton that a central clean up recovered a one-gallon still and two other stills with mash, plus 46 barrels of mash. The operation covered Hocking County and neighboring vicinities.
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Logan
WG Davis
Trenton Mrnday
W. R. Lloyd
Davis
Hocking County
Johnson in Wardownship Arranges to Pay Fine
Johnson in Wardownship was taken into custody by Constable George Spung on orders of Magistrate HW Bright after failing to pay a previously assessed fine. He was brought to login and given until Saturday to make payment.
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Logan
Johnson
Wardownship
George Spung
Bright
Sheriff Report Records Biggest Year for Warrant Fees
A year end report by Deputy Sheriff Le J Haruno shows Sheriff W. H. Lieyd and deputies earned 51 690 for the year ending December with 1 780 in arrests fees and 2 454 in general fees, marking the largest sum in recent years and a gain of 27 43 over the prior year. Office expenses totaled 94 10 with a net balance of 10 20 after fees. The sheriff and deputies earned 16 002 while the traffic office via traffic arrests brought in 5 408.
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Anit
Money Returned After Acquittal in Logan Court
Arch Weakley was acquitted of guandlaughter in Cone mon Pleas Court. The cash bond of $2000, posted at his arraignment, was returned Friday by deputy clerk Mrs. Helen D. Rochester. Local residents and visitors were named in brief notices of social and business activities around Logan and nearby towns.
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Logan
Arch Weakley
Conemon Pleas
Helen DB. Rochester
Well Carved For Whree Wambies Of Liguons In Logan
Birds known as three families of pilcons reside in Logan in the James Block near the Masonic Hall, at the Central School Building, and the old Barmen Exchange Milling Company building. They frequent courthouses and school grounds, gathering food from nearby neighborhoods and roosting on local structures.
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Logan
Fel
Pilcons
Blaetty
James Block
Masonic Hall
Liu Central School
Old Barmen Exchange Milling, Company
Hhe City
Mirien Fawnship Justice of the Peace Vacancy
In Logan County on February 1 the Mirien Fawnship office of Justice of the Peace has few applicants for the vacancy. At the November election Netah Kutter was re elected but declined to qualify. Trustees will appoint a suitable person if none accepts.
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Tiniti- Cales
Logan
Cie
Flane
Charces Nanding
Batetlett
Deetag
Langasser
Heuloattia
Mepuaty Humimond
Fynaiy
McEton
Hte WI
Hocking County Budget Sets Funds Across County Units
Hocking County Commissioners plan to distribute a total budget of 4343,012.00 from taxes fines fees and other sources for 1930. Major allocations include General Fund bonds and bridges and the bond and interest retirement fund with smaller shares to Charity Fund General Executive and Court Fund. Other appropriations cover property appraisals advertising elections sheriff corrections and building needs. The panel notes a remaining 533 test for unanticipated emergencies at the courthouse.
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Hocking County
Wartown
Ue General Fund
Ogan
Nest
Apy
Scott Creek Leads County Schools in Attendance Report
A partial attendance report for Hocking County rural schools shows Scott Creek School in Mull’s Town leading with 467 percent attendance for four months, while Over Stand School trails its historic high. The county’s data, compiled by Newton Spencer, notes incomplete monthly reports from several teachers and includes district totals and high school averages across townships.
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Scotta Creek
Jone
Keliool
Sownshin
Jens Lon
Eradea
Falls ‘Townshim
Wonk Logan
Ball Schaala
Logiair High
Toad Hove
Uninua Chesoe
Vith Gemdas
Racthides Wellner School
Heougtzer Schou
Washington ‘Township
Awlae
Gore
Ceeville
Salt Creek
Taurel Fer
Francis Schoal
Adats
Apend- Ward
Dan
Weighmaster 15 Busy Logan Fel 1
William Savey acts as weighmaster at the City Hall during the absence of his trader due to dental trouble. Savey reports handling an average 39 long of coal daily and purchasing other farm produce.
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Logan
Whiliam Savey
Ilatl
Harestrandt
Savey
Sudden Death In Ohio Town Leaves Family Grief
Anthony M. Swensy died suddenly from heart trouble with coroner investigation. Survived by widow and three daughters including Mrs. John Wright of Nelsonville, John Devol of Carbon Hill, and Davi Floyd, plus other relatives. Funeral services scheduled at 4 o'clock Monday at Fellowship United Church in Greentown with burial in church cemetery.
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Tocganm
Web
Anthony M. Swensy
J. P. Miler
Teeking Coulis
John Wright
Wnelsonville
John Devol
Carbon Bil
Ant Airs
Davi Floyd
Ehiel General Services
Contract Work Halted by Freeze Delays Sewer Project
Logan Web reports the sewer contract awarded to Ron Turner Lagat Contractor was largely completed before weather froze the ground. Work suspended as winter conditions make progress impossible. project cost estimated around $24,000.
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Logan
Web
Ron
Turner
Lagat
Logans Heavy Turnout for Club and Welfare Updates
Local reports outline committee assignments by J Pettit president of the Horking County Association with groups on investigations judiciary and leases, amendments to the constitution, and membership. Merry Makers Club tables set for nineteen. workers at Hocking Valley Carshops to return Monday after a one week layoff. Burial in Graveport for James Albert Lomantha. tax and accident notes, and a Tourist Club meeting in Logan with remarks on Gandhi and Clive works. Mayor presents ten dollar fines for a local offense and a police encounter.
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OH. Soarnon
Rugen
Wright
Plalagraf
Doe Canty
Geralt Lenening
EL. F .Sreeren
Hagene Wright
Worlest
Weinrich
Merry Maners Club
Merry Mabers
Logan
Jebe Hocking Valley
Harry Smith
East Bean
Second Street
Charles
Smith
Ward Chase
Wilkard
Here
Cuesta
Raymond Lan
Ted. Nae
John Lae
Dorothy Chuee
Clive
Horemond Gandhi
Mire
Buenie Campbell
Stes
W. S. Geddes
Clu
John Wries
M. AL Cherrington
Girl Found After Missing Report In Haydenville
Thelma Cheg ifin, daughter of Mr and Mrs ity ey Cheftip of Haydenville, was reported missing Saturday and located in Lonzsetos by Hocking County Juvenile Officers F P Martin and Deputy Charles Brey. They escorted her home to Lancaster. Sheriff and deputies later improvised a brief note on estate affairs and an administrator appointment for Sa Statler’s estate.
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Agios
Anne Farmiacet
Wittener
Aansei
Merrit Vou
Wolleneide
Sie
A. Beer
Mir
Koto Stewe
Mas Emma Stews
Floyd Ansel
New Laxinglow
D W. Jerhvanp
W. T.royd
Lancaster
J M. Lanner
Starr Townshin
Logan
the Kay
Mr. Pridgeon
Sy. Ivester Davis
Melsonville
Edwin D. Blu
Charles Kritey
South Culver
Newell Groomy
Bethesda
Mia
Newton Spencer
Murray City
W. Coleman
Columbus
Oho State Department of Education
Bartelle Hamilton
Miani
Edward C. Eggmilton
Hamilton
Mistal
Clifford Turner
Mero
Mes
Edward SL Taener
Edwin Forsythe
Lancuaten
Gulp Amick
Harry Bell
Amiel Chile
South Market Street
Irs
Het Herrick
Phobate
Fe LeLerenza
Rock Bridge
Statler
A. Me Ekinsegi
Shuifer
Bon
Airs
Della M. Speer
Ore Octig
Linc
Dames Haramond
Spicer
J. ON. Nixon
J Robert Goodlive
QU Logan
Pirevilleyeventy
W. Jelvi
L. Uuiemid
Hiter
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George Leyshon
Carl Amergon
Birs
Curtiss Cola
Ruth Brooks
D. Noteatone
Harry H. Wright
M. & Cherringtop
Notestone
E. O. Pettit
Fred Brown
Theodore Lyte
Gertrude Ulrich
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Peace
Apmilvants
Sciree
Tion
Logan News
Scotts Creek
Spencer
Fabierwacks Clulg
Kyblerwacks Club
Fred Amtrosu
North
Oval
Ambrose
Carda Ware
Emo Becker
Jack
Dr. E. B. Acomb
Majestic Theatre
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Tom
Rogan
Herbert Richarda
Thelin Kesey
Dauaghter
Keyes
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Goldr
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Bogan
Yo Conytetiany
Ecking Cuumy Bae
Lotiaces
Dio Evans
Touan
Dick Evans
County Aleloway
Ie Courthousa
Clarente Waldron
McAriiur
Chorrington Hospital
Leasure
Ihly
Cits
Pri
Charles Sotestege
Atusor
Mordenville
Miss
Mwehig Lowes Io Lancasha
Columbia
Warner Bros
Monte
Lupe
Star
Francisco
Ford
Chevrolet
Ferd Hack Auto Supply CO
Toys of
Oblo
Thone
the Colonial Finance Co
E. Paul Cotton
Mer
N. Court St
Dile
Eureka Cifemical CO
Am Schulte Bide
Columius, Ohis
Jeanett
MacDonald
Guthrie Auto Sales Co
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