Hocking Co schools map 1936 basketball tournament draw
Logan principals set 1936 Hocking County cage tourney for Laurelville February 28 and 29 with Paul A Potts as manager. Ohio University officials Hughes and Westervelt to officiate. 225 extra seats added at Community Hall. Laurelville and Carbon Hill earn byes. Gibisonville meets Union Furnace. Murray City meets Rockbridge in opening rounds. Girls teams play Friday and Saturday with matchups listed.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Laurelville
Paul A. Potts
B. E. Hughes
Willam Westervelt
Ohio University
Carbon Hill
Gibisonville
Union Furnace
Murray City
Rockbridge
District Eight Holds Fifth in Logans Legion Membership
Ohio American Legion News reports District Eight which includes Logan sits fifth in membership as of January 24. The 1996 district quota is 2406 with 1788 enrolled, 74.3 percent of target. Last year the district had 1352 members. Many posts meet or exceed quotas while others push campaigns to reach goals.
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Logan
Ohio American Legion News
Logan Overcome by Gas Fumes at N Market Street
Eugene Oyler, son of Mrs Emery Oyler, was found at home on N Market Street after gas fumes. Family members called a doctor who gave first aid and he revived, though still weak from the incident.
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Logan
N. Market St
Eugene Oyler
Emery Oyler
Shakespeare Play Is Saturday Club Theme
The Saturday Club hosted Miss Minnie Moore at her W. Second St home with a 6 pm dinner. Mrs. W. B. Lacock reviewed Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream and others performed by Mrs. Helen Boocks and accompanists. Guests included Mrs. May Bright and Mrs. Lancaster among many others.
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Minnie Moore
W. Second St
Shakespeare
W. B. Lacock
Helen Boocks
Hill
Dale
Allen Adams
Mendelssonns
Adams
Hugh Meidrim
C. 8. Clarke
R. R. Lanning
May Bright
George C. Hengat
B. C. McManigal
John A. Wellman
Forest E. Weinrich
M. A. Campbell
Warren Bright
Anthony Toerner
Walter Brehm
C. ©. Allen
Clarke
Meldrim
Lanning
Jessie McManigh
Christina Frasch
Fiuth Brooke
Boocks
Lancaster
Ella Work
New York City
Logan-K. W. Kitchen Leads District Nine Legion Drive
Commander Logan-K. W. Kitchen of District Nine pushes for new members despite low quota. A former Logan resident, he visits Cleveland often and notes his district has gained more members than any other. The quota remains high and the district is large.
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Logan
K. W. Kitchen
Cleveland
The
American Legion
Kitchen
Louise Hughes to wed Allee H. Davis in Clifton area
Mr and Mrs Harry Hughes announce the engagement of their daughter Louise to Allee H Davis of Clifton New Jersey. No definite wedding date has been set.
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Harry Hughes
Second St
Louise
Allee H. Davia
Clifton
Newdersey
Rail Time Card Highlights for Major Lines
Train listings show schedules for the New York Central and Chesapeakfe & Ohio routes with daily and Sunday exceptions. Departures and arrivals include morning and afternoon time stamps, along with notes on the National Limited and Diplomat services and Baltimore and Ohio connections.
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Baltimore & Onio West
National Limited
Diplomat
Buns Say
Jane
Bundey
Ig Dei
Estemel Limited
Logan Brief Social Notes
WILL GET DEGREE Among the graduates at Ohio University to receive degrees at the ending of the semester January 31, was Owen Foley Yaw of this city son of County Auditor and Mrs. W. S. Yaw. He completed his work for a Bachelor of Arts Degree. GOES TO CONVENTION The Rev. R. C. Babylon minister of the First Presbyterian Church left Monday to attend a three day convention of Ohio pastors in Columbus.
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Ohio University
Owen Foley Yaw
Mra
W. S. Yaw
R. C. Babylon
First Presbyterian Church
Ohio
Columbus
Marysville Visit by Mrs. Mattie Short and Friends
Mrs. Mattie Short with Miss Florence and Miss Manon Powers of Warner Avenue spent the end of the week in Marysville as guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Jenkins.
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Mattie Short
Florence
Manon Powers
Warner Avenue
Marysville
H. E. Jenkins
Annual meeting of 27th District Easter Star in Bremen
The 27th District Order of Easter Star holds its annual meeting in Bremen with session at 1 30 PM Tuesday. Attending grand officers include Mrs. Harriett Rein Youngstown and Mrs. Catherine Kum mer Millersport, with Miss Florence Larimer Logan representing Venus Chapter. District treasurer is Mrs. Minnie Reynolds and several Logan Chapter members plan to attend. The district covers 16 chapters in Perry Fairfield and Hocking Counties.
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Order of Easter Star
Bremen
Harriett Rein
Youngstown
Catherine Kummer
Millersport
Florence Larimer
Logan
Venus
Minnie Reynolds
Perry
Fairfield
Hocking
Institutes To Take Place in Present Week
Logan farmers institutes hold this week at Laurelville and Enterprise with state speakers C A Steele and Mrs W S Ferguson. Laurelville sessions start Wednesday with two sections. Enterprise sessions Thursday and Friday begin 9 30 AM at the schoolhouse. Evening programs at 7 30 feature Ours Brothers and topics include The Beauty of Simplicity in Living and A Well Rounded Farm Life.
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Logan—Farmers Institutes
Laurelville
Enterprise
C. A. Steele
W. S. Ferguson
Ferguson
Hocking County
Laurelville Institute
Enterprise Institute
W. H. Long
Amos L. Heyde
Ours Brothers
Steele
Glouster Store Picketed by Two Unions at Same Time
In Glouster a local store faced simultaneous pickets from two clerks unions on Saturday afternoon and evening. One group banners accused the store of unfair labor practices while the other praised its fairness to organized labor. Two clerks walked out after an organizer ordered the other group to cease work, triggering the protests.
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Glouster
New Bonus Application Blanks Are Received
GLOUSTER an additional supply of application blanks for payment of the soldiers bonus were received Saturday by Frank McCann Post American Legion. Veterans will be assisted in filling out their blanks at the American Legion hall Tuesday night from 7 to 9 o clock. Discharge papers and pink slips must be brought to complete the forms.
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Glouster
Frank McCann Post
American Legion
American Legion Hall
Coasting on War Ner Ave Attracts Dozens Of Youths
Icy conditions on Warner Avenue Sunday afternoon forced two youths to switch from sleds to skates for sliding. Alfred Boals and William Leonard joined about forty children enjoying the icy slope through the afternoon and into the evening.
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Logan
Warner Ave
Alfred Boals
William Leonard
Willow Lake skating party draws youngsters on Sunday
Willow Lake served as a weekend gathering spot for younger skaters who enjoyed the cleared ice after water was pumped on the surface the day before. Demonstrations of ice riding by Dick Man ter Heck Hansel and Wellie Zeigler occurred beside other skaters choosing spots on the Hock ing River near Harper Run and additional sites. Philadelphia coroner impounds all cars involved in fatal accidents.
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Logan
Willow Lake
Dick Manter
Heck Hansel
Wellie Zeigler
Hocking
Harper Run
Philadelphia
City
Local Clerks Unions Meet to Form Permanent Group
A meeting of the Local Clerks' Union is announced for tonight at 7 at the Hotel Gordon to organize a permanent body. Presidents of miners' locals in the valley are invited. An earlier list misspelled Mrs Kate Bartels as an executive member. she is not a member.
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Glouster
Gordon
Kate Bartels
Bartels
Logan Cagers Drop Nonleague Battle 18 to 14
Logan Chieftains lose 18 to 14 at McConnellville while reserves win 16 to 12. After a slow start they rally but cannot overcome a six point first half deficit. Next games include Columbus West Tuesday at 8:30 and New Boston Saturday with varsity and reserve contests.
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Logan
Logan Chieftains
McConnellville
McConnelsville
Purple and White
Basketeers
Chieftains
Columbus West
New Boston
Columbus
Dr Anderson Heads Home to Vincennes Indiana
Logan Dr and Mrs R M Anderson of Haydenville depart Sunday for Vincennes Indiana to establish a home and practice. Dr Anderson opens a new office in the building shared with his father a veteran physician and joins his dentist brother in Haydenville’s medical circle. His departure from the county leaves a vacancy on the county board of health to be filled by appointment of another rural physician.
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Logan
R. M. Anderson
Haydenville
Vincennes
Indiana
Anderson
J. D. Francis
Chicago
Haineis University
County Board of Health
Logan Attendance Instructions for School Closings
State department sent directives to Supt. J. W. Coleman on computing attendance during cold periods. If a school was closed as an emergency, record the same as the prior period. Data used to normalize daily average attendance for state revenue calculations.
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Logan
State Department
J. W. Coleman
Discharges From Cherrington Hospital
Two patients left Cherrington Hospital Saturday. Edward Grewell was returned to Camp Hocking after several days of treatment and Mrs Willard Dixon of Nelsonville went home following a period of treatment.
CMTC Quota Set at Six for Hocking County
Hocking County CMTC quota for 1936 is six per county chair Clinton Webb with two youths having prior training, Kenneth Oeffler and Burgess Patchen of Logan. Enrollments will begin soon after immunization for typhoid fever and smallpox. Local physicians Dr E B Person Murray City Dr J S Cherrington Dr M H Cherrington and Dr H M Boocks Logan to conduct exams.
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Logans
Hocking County
CMTC
Clinton Webb
Kenneth Oeffler
Burgess Patchen
Logan
EB. A. Person
Murray City
J. S
M. H. Cherrington
H. M. Boocks
Aged Woman Dies in Chesterhill After Illness
Mary McDonald age 82 wife of John McDonald died Friday after sudden illness from bowel obstruction. She lived in Chesterhill 30 years with four daughters and two sons, burial planned at Chesterhill Cemetery after funeral at M E Church. Other local items note Beatrice Williams fractures, James Triplett pneumonia, measles cases, and hospital visits.
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Chesterhill
Mary McDonald
John McDonald
Memorial Hospital
Marietta
Isaac
Clarissa Reed
Harvey Calendine
Todds
Gertrude Dunnington
Tulsa
Oklo
May Kessier
Columbus
Ohio
Flo Hale
Canton
Minnie Baker
Coffeyville
Kansas
George
Roscoe Hudson
McDonald
M. E. Church
James Triplett
William Goddard
Nancy Stephens
University Hospital
Martha Locke
Breckport
Will Fawcett
Mayme Goddard
Willys
Cleveland
Raids Net Four Arrests in Hocking County
State liquor inspectors aided by deputy sheriffs raided Logan and nearby areas Saturday night, seizing whiskey and beer and arresting four individuals Neille Prior Davis Mount Scott Goslin Logan and Henry Shivers Haydenville. Untaxed liquor charges will be filed and arraignments set before Judge Harley M Whitcraft. Three state vehicles traveled from Columbus for the operation, marking the county’s second successful raid this year with four arrests each time.
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Logan
Harley M. Whitcraft
Neille Prior
Davis Mount
Scott Goslin
Henry Shivers
Haydenville
Collumbus
Hocking County
Mrs Bryson Called to Columbus by Mother's Illness
Mrs W W Bryson traveled to Columbus today due to illness of her mother Mrs C M Clark. A message confirming Mrs Clark’s illness arrived here Sunday evening.
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Glouster
W. W. Bryson
Columbus
C. M. Clark
Logan Couple United in Presbyterian Ceremony
Miss Eleanor Kinneer daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Kinneer Nelsonville and Mr Robert Vere McArthur were married Saturday at Logan First Presbyterian Church. Rev R Babyson officiated. couple unaccompanied. Both graduates plan to reside in McArthur. Vere editor of the McArthur Enquirer.
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Logan
Eleanor Kinneer
Guy Kinneer
Nelsonville
Robert Vore
McArthur
Logan First Presbyterian Church
Babyson
Kinmeer
Carbon High High School
Ohio University
Vere
Alice Vere
Nelsonville High School
The
McArthur Enquirer
Mrs. Vere
Celebrate Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Edward Jones
Mr and Mrs Edward Jones of this city observed their 16th wedding anniversary Friday.
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Edward Jones
Congress Run A 1935 Coach Stolen From Woodrow Ave Recovered
A 1935 Lovell Brunton coach stolen from Woodrow Ave after Brunton and a friend dined at a restaurant was found in a ditch along Congress Run about 4 PM Sunday. The car sustained only slight damage.
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Congress Run
Lovell Brunton
Woodrow Ave
Brunton
Davis Leaves Maplewood for Sayville Visit Ends
John Richard Davis ends a month long visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Davis of Maplewood and leaves Sunday for his home in Sayville Long Island New York.
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Glouster
John Richard Davis
T. F. Davis
Maplewood
Sayville
Long Island
N. Y
Birthday Celebration for Mrs. Everett Spencer at Judson Home
A gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Judson honored Mrs. Everett Spencer on her birthday anniversary. Attendees included family and friends from the area such as Mr. and Mrs. Spencer, Pauline Spencer, Helen and Esther Smith, the Rutter and Herbst families, and others from Trimble Taylor Ridge and Desra. Gifts were given and the evening featured games, music, and late refreshments.
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Charles Rutter
Billy Spencer
This City
Lawrence Brooks
McLeish
Albert Whaley
Harold Williams
Trimble
Carl Herbst
Jacksonville
Albert Herbst
Billy
Julia Herbst
Desra
Emmett
Julia Marie
Herman Kempton
George Herbst
Alice
Taylor Ridge
Roberts Family Visits Chilli Cooke over Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Roberts and son Billy Lee of Glouster arrived Saturday evening and stayed through Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Craft at Chilli cothe.
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Glouster
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