Logan Council Seeks Funds to Restart Goose Creek Project
Logan officials scheduled a special council meeting at 9 am Monday to discuss continuing the Goose Creek improvement halted by state CWA orders. After a CWA inspection, a new project was rejected but funds were found to furnish the work. original scope between Front and Bowen Streets required 69 000 dollars, later estimates rose to about 142 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Goose Creek
CWA
Front
Bowen Streets
Local Notes From New Straitsville and Surrounds
The report notes Harry Hite in Logan hospital with unchanged condition. George A. Young visited Logan this week. Mr and Mrs J A Devol spent Thursday in Shawnee. George Lanning and Mrs Margaret Edwards were in Logan this week. The Walter Sears Orchestra provided music for the Legion dance Friday night. Bertha and Margaret Newman visited Shawnee Thursday evening. McLaney boys and girls basketball teams played local teams this week. George Shuttleworth, recently in Bowling Green, is here with his mother Mae Shuttleworth. Funeral services for Peter McQuade, 72, held Monday at the Catholic Church after a long illness. Mr McQuade was widely known and respected. Mr and Mrs Peter Cullens have occupied the Cress Webb property, living in the Mixon home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Devol
Shawnee
George Lanning
Margaret Edwards
Logan
Walter Sears
Legion
Bertha
Margaret Newman
Brent Thureday
McLaney
Eek George Shuttleworth
Bowling Green
Smith
Mae Shuttleworth
Peter McQuade
McQuade
Peter Cullens
Cress Webb
Mixon
Otterbein Guild Meeting at U B Church Parsonage Logan
Otterbein Guild met Thursday evening at the United Brethren Parsonage in Logan with Miss Dorothy Mattox leading. Readings by Mabel Smith Margaret Shultz Emma Parker Mabel Fickel Dorothy Geil and Phyllis Brown followed by Madge Wright singing. A business meeting and refreshments concluded the program with the Entertainment Committee named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
Madge
Faith Wright
Elizabeth
Catherine Stoughton
Grace Deibie
Mabel Smith
B. C. Peters
Reta Belle Hartzell
Wee
Three Candidates Enter County Recorder Fight in Logan
In Logan on February 3 a Republican primary for county recorder began with three declared candidates. Frank Lanning filed Friday, Chester Partee secured a petition Saturday to run, becoming the first Democrat entrant in that precinct’s central committee race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Recorder
Frank Lanning
Chester Partee
Democrat Central
January Car Sales Report From Hocking County Dealers
Ten new car sales were reported in January by Hocking County dealers per records by Charles Achauer, clerk of courts. Six were passenger cars and four were trucks. The month also saw many used cars transferred, marking a solid start to the year.
Eighth Graders Lead In School Honor Roll Report
Logan February report shows Eighth Graders 2.5 percent of Honor Roll with top position for third six weeks. Seventh graders 15.8 percent, Ninth graders 7.1 percent. lists of named students by grade follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Parry
John Schaal
Maxine Terrer
Marjorie Tachappat
Fred Wardwell
Jean Webb
Anna Belle Weymaelier
Mary Elizabeth Wolfe
Virginia Canter
Mary Cline
Grace Cole
Bonnie Belle Donaldson
Dorothy Ellis
Delores Lee
Martha Magle
Wilma Poling
Bruce Price
Ruth Lavey
Florence Schrader
Citizenship theme guides junior high assembly program
Mary Cline leads the Students’ Council in a Friday morning assembly at Logan Junior High with Joe Stoughton and Neil Nelson in a dialogue on Citizenship. Anna belle Weymueller plays violin as the Junior High Orchestra under Minnie L. Bowen performs. Edward Nelson presents the honor roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Mary Cline
Joe Stoughton
Neil Nelson
Annabelle Weymueller
Minnie L. Bowen
Edward Nelson
Francis Toole Becomes Patrolman in Logan Police
Francis Toole was sworn in as a regular patrolman in Logan replacing Patrolman Mon Cooke who resigned after three and a half years on the force. Toole, previously a special officer, passed the civil service exam and was placed on the eligibility list. He will work night duty with Patrolman C. D. Notestone under Chief Lew Reynolds who continues as head of the force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mon Cooke
Logan
Francis Toole
Toole
C. D. Notestone
Lew Reynolds
Mrs Smith Hosts New Home Welcome in Logan
Merry Maker Club members gathered at Mrs Harry Smiths new residence on North Market Street for a buffet dinner and bridge. High scores went to Miss Florence Bort Mrs Frank W Harden and Mrs Phil Tachappat. Mrs Tachappat gifted the new home with a housewarming cake for Mrs Clarence Heine on her birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Merry Maker Club
Harry Smith
North Market Street
Florence Bort
Frank W. Harden
Phil Tachappat
Clarence Heine
Eagles To Initiate District Meeting In Murray City
District Initiation of the Eagles Lodge will be held in Murray City on Sunday February 11 with a class of 150 candidates from Athens Nelsonville Glouster Jacksonville and Murray City. Matty L Brown state secretary will be on the program and a street parade is planned to start at 1230 with degree work opening at 130.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Eagles Lodge
Murray City
Charles Strum
Athens
Nelsonville
Glouster
Jacksonville
Matty L. Brown
Police daily time sheet starts at City Hall
Logan officials implement a daily time sheet in City Hall to record police activities during officers' tours of duty, providing a running log for the safety director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
City Hall
Civil Service Exam Planned for Rest Room Matron
Logan officials will hold a civil service examination to create an eligibility list for appointing a rest room matron. Until then Mrs. Grant Hysell serves by provisional appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Grant Hysell
Miss Nan MeBride Reported Seriously Ill in Logan
Miss Nan MeBride, formerly connected with the Logan city schools, is seriously ill at her East Main Street home. The report comes from Logan on February 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Nan Me-Bride
East Main Street
Mc-Bride
Ambitious thief steals tools at Willow Lake project
In Logan on February 3 a thief took tools from the Willow Lake project. Upon discovery, orders were issued to station a guard at the site during the night season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Willow Lake
Youngsters Profit Good Things To Eat Friday
Logan report says children inSpring Street district enjoyed a free meal after a truck from a local provision company skidded on a snowy hill and hit a tree scattering apples and oranges which some youngsters gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Spring Street
John Lambert Jr Placed on Probation for Burglary
Logan February 3 Judge Harley Whitcraft sentences John Lambert Jr after a guilty plea to burglary at Warren Insurance Agency last October. Lambert receives three year probation, reports to Newton Spencer, and must attend church at least twice each month and pay court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John Lambert, Jr
Harley M. Whitcraft
Warren Insurance Agency
North Market Street
Lambert
Newton Spencer
School budget in Hocking County cut to $758
Logan Feb 3 A reduced February Ohio Emergency School budget in Hocking County drops from 960 to 758. County Council prefers salary cuts to laying off teachers and aims to keep all 16 teachers employed, with possible salary increases for others if funds allow.
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Logan
Ohio
Hocking County
Will of Mary Frances Toole Names Alice Bates Beneficiary
Mary Frances Toole's probate will read Friday in Logan naming her sister Mrs. Alice Bates of Chillicothe as the major beneficiary with small bequests to distant relatives. The estate includes an East Main Street residence and Harley H. Meyer was named administrator. The will is dated March 30, 1026 with Hazel Armstrong and Minette M. McCray as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Bates
Logan
Mary Frances Toole
Chillicothe
East Main Street
Harley H. Meyer
Hazel Armstrong
Minette M. McCray
Tags and Lights Must Be Legal Henceforth
Columbus reports 1933 license plates will be impounded without proof of 194% tags. Col Lynn Black, state highway patrol superintendent, announces motorists with one headlight will be escorted to the nearest garage for a second light or face 48 hours to correct the defect if no garage is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lynn Black
State Highway Patrol
Black
Collective Bargains Made Easier by F D
An executive order by President Roosevelt strengthens the Recovery Act provisions for collective bargaining. It authorizes the National Labor Board to arrange and supervise employee elections under codes after it determines an initial number of employees have the election to choose representatives for bargaining with employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
National Labor Board
Ohio Bell to Appeal in Rate Case
Ohio Bell will file for a rehearing with the Public Utilities Commission over a rate case ruling that it refund $13,280,172 in excess earnings to subscribers. Randolph Eide, the president, says if denied the company will appeal to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Public Utilities Commission
Randolph Eide
Ohio Bell
Supreme Court
Flight wreck rescued aid praised on anniversary
Mrs Hazel Gilliland of Reinersville received a gratitude message from six airmen who were reunited in Oklahoma City on the crash anniversary. They thanked her for hospitable assistance in their hour of need after the airplane crash near her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Hazel Gilliland
Reinersville
Oklahoma City
Gilliland
Coach Must Eat Right in Future
LOGAN February 3 Coach John Longley may be superstitious or not. He ate ham and eggs before East High victory and again before the upcoming game with Boston College. After dinner he wore the same clothing including the necktie from the prior win. He appears set to continue ham and eggs for several games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John Longley
East High
Boston
Athens Home Telephone praised by national trade journal
Telephony lauded the Athens Home Telephone Company in its February issue for weathering the downturn with steady maintenance and reliable service. The article highlighted ads titled A Statement From the Telephone Company and urged customers to support locally owned firms that kept their plants in good condition to meet rising demand as business returns to normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Home Telephone Company
Messenger
One Man Drives Dayton Stream Control Project
Dayton, Feb 3 4 U P Montgomery County near Dayton sees near completion of flood control and fish habitat work led by Bob Ritz a local sportsman and writer. He organized volunteers then overseen CWA aided efforts to build brush revetments current deflectors and dry gully dams that protect banks aid wildlife and create spawning beds. Seth Gordon American Fish and Game Association president praised Ritz while Ohio Conservation Commissioner William Reinhart sought Interior Department funds to expand the project statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Montgomery County
Bob Ritz
Ritz
CWA
Seth Gordon
American Fish and Game Association
William Reinhart
Ohio Conservation
Secretary of the Interior
Pennsville Woman Emma Llewellyn Dies After Illness
Emma Llewellyn 78 wife of D W Llewellyn of Pennsville died Thursday at 8 30 p m after illness since August from complications She was a Bailey M P Church member and survived by her husband and brother R W Looman Zanesville Funeral from the Pennsville home Monday at 1 p m to Bailey M P Church burial in the churchyard cemetery Rev E D Obee to officiate
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Chesterhill
Emma Llewellyn
D. W. Llewellyn
Pennsville
Bailey M. P. Church
George W. Harner
R. W. Looman
Zanesville
E. D. Obee
Marietta Plans Class A Municipal Airport
Marietta will host a Class A municipal airport on the Cleona farm along U S Route 50 east of Marietta. The site spans 2 acres and will allow standard runways as mandated by the government. Construction will be federally financed and overseen by the Department of Commerce with plans completed promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Cleona Farm
U.S
Ohio Valley
Department of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Haddox Disbarred From Ohio Practice
Bar Boyd B Haddox former president of the Columbus Bar Association was disbarred from practicing in all Ohio courts by the Franklin County Common Pleas Court. The court found misconduct and moral turpitude in estate handling involving about 14000 dollars though restitution was made after repeated requests. Haddox previously represented Theora K Hix's parents in a murder case connected matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Boyd B. Haddox
Columbus Bar Association
Ohio
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Haddox
Sheltering Arms Hospital Weekly Note Reports Admissions
Weekly report lists admissions including Virginia Shannon Athens surgical Myrtle Allen Trimble surgical Mrs Grace Hunter Albany surgical George Goodspeed Athens medical Pearl Matthews Glouster surgical Mrs Clarence Mullins Chauncey surgical Albert Buckley Mineral accident. Dismissals include Pearl Matthews Myrtle Allen Mrs Mable Collins Athens Lawrence Anderson Rutland Mrs Wilma Starkey Athens. Convalescents include Mrs Arvilla Van Dyke Athens Mrs Fred Beverage Athens Mrs Clarence Mullins Albert Buckley George Goodspeed Virginia Shannon Kenneth Sands Chauncey James Giacomo Glouster Mrs Grace Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Virginia Shannon
Athens
Myrtle Allen
Trimble
Surgical
Grace Hunter
Albany
George Goodspeed
Pearl Matthews
Glouster
Clarence Mullins
Chauncey
Albert Buckley
Mineral
Mable Collins
Lawrence Anderson
Rutland
Wilma Starkey
Arvilla van Dyke
Fred Beverage
Kenneth Sands
James Giacomo
Revival at Hocking Mine Mission Begins Sunday
Revival services start today at the Hocking Mine Mission and continue indefinitely. Evangelist Rev. Roy Little of Athens Free Methodist will preach with David Jackson leading the singing. Ruth Nuby serves as mission pastor and special music will be offered on select evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Mine
Roy Little
Athens
David Jackson
Ruth Nuby
Ladies' Aid Society Holds All-Day Quilting Session
MILLFIELD February 3. The Church of Christ Ladies' Aid Society held an all-day quilting day with a potluck dinner. Attendees included Mrs. Edward Evans, Mrs. John Sharrick, Mrs. C. H. Boudinot, Mrs. Fred Russell, Mrs. William Sisson, Mrs. Irene Wade, Mrs. Viola Wade, Mrs. L. L. Howard, Mrs. Harold Blower, Mrs. Norval James, Mrs. Daniel Fulton, Mrs. Henry Heffkin, Miss Olive Brooklins and guest Rev. Miles E. Hoon.
Chauncey and Trimble Churches at Athens Conference
Mrs Gladys Pickering Mrs Christine Brown Mrs Nelle Brookins Mrs Elma Caas Miss Alice Dew and others represented Chauncey Church of Christ at the conference and dinner. Connie Brown Hazel Rober Juanita Earich Ocie Milhoan John McClelland and Harry Sharp represented Trimble Church of Christ at the Athens Church event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Gladys Pickering
Christine Brown
Nelle Brookins
Elma Caas
Alice Dew
Charles Bradfield, Jr
Charlies
Chauncey Church of Christ
Connie Brown
Hazel Rober
Juanita Earich
Ocie Milhoan
John McClelland
Harry Sharp
Trimble Church of Christ
Athens County
Trimble Boys Extend Winning Streak With Greens Run Victory
Trimble Grade boys beat Greens Run 23 to 4 at J.T. Gym on Thursday night. Antile led Trimble with the top scoring effort. This victory marks the fifth straight win after earlier defeats of Hollister, Buchtel, Jacksonville, and Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Greens Run
J.T
Antile
Hollister
Buchtel
Jacksonville
Chauncey
Mineral Man Hurt On CWA Job Near Mineral
Albert Buckley a CWA worker in Mineral is hospitalized in Athens at Sheltering Arms after a rock rolled onto him Friday on a hillside road project. He suffers a compound leg fracture two broken ribs and multiple bruises.
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Mineral
Albert Buckley
CWA
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Here
4-H Club Contests in National Accounting Event
County 4-H members may enter a nationwide farm cost accounting contest run by the National Committee on Boys and Girls Club Work. Prizes total several hundred dollars and include a Farmall tractor, a light motor truck, and merchandise certificates from $10 to $500. The national winner earns about $835 in prizes.
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National Committee On Boys and Girls
Cold Wave Boosts Output Of Mines in This District
CHAUNCEY Feb 3 The report notes increased mine output in this district due to a cold wave. The Plains High School home talent minstrel show drew large crowds Thursday and Friday nights at the Grade School Auditorium. Directors Miss Diver Misa Dorsey and Miss Nolan led performances featuring Charles Savage Bob Ellis Dean Mathews Orville Russell Bennie Harrison Pearl Whetstone Chester Porter Lowell Stage Alfred Gabriel Carl Gabriel Dwight Grace John Lohse and Jack Swanson as interlocutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Plains High School
Miss Diver
Misa Dorsey
Miss Nolan
Charles Savage
Bob Ellis
Dean Mathews
Orville Russell
Bennie Harrison
Pearl Whetstone
Chester Porter
Lowell
Alfred Gabriel
Carl Gabriel
Dwight Grace
John Lohse
Jack Swanson
Entertains at Home CHAUNCEY quilting and dinners
Mrs James Love hosted a quilting and potluck dinner for a group of women at her Chauncey home on Wednesday. Attendees listed include Mrs Clarence Sanders Mrs Lewis Sanders Mrs Celia Boudinot and others. Irene Wade hosted quilting guests Thursday night with refreshments. Fr iday dinners followed at Emma Heffkin’s Glouster home with several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
James Love
Clarence Sanders
Lewis Sanders
Celia Boudinot
Jessie Fulton
Eda Heffkin
Elizabeth Robinett
Mabel Sisson
Eleanor Sharrick
Garnet Blower
B. H. Pettit
Viola Wade
Irene Wade
Easter Star Inspection Set for April Second
GLOUSTER Feb 3 Annual inspection of Thea Chapter Order Eastern Star will be held April 2. The inspection will be conducted by Mrs. Mary Abel of McConneleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Thea Chapter
Order Eastern Star
Mary Abel
McConneleville
Miners' Week Production Figures From Chauncey Area
Chauncey area mines report mixed activity last week with about ten to eighteen mines operating on different days. Key mines include Luhrig Y 25 Hocking Ponte 26 9 107 28 68 24 Carbondale Lick Run Black Diamond Ohi 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Luhrig
Hocking Ponte
Carbondale
Lick Run
Black Diamond
Ohi
Ually
Delegates Return From United Mine Workers Convention
Delegates from Chauncey and surrounding locals return home after a 12 day UMW convention in India. Recipients include Herman Theisen Sr Milney Ray Gaston Tripplett Mike Keefer Carl Conrad and others from Chauncey White Ash Mine and nearby districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
United Mine Workers
India
Herman Theisen
Milney
Ray Gaston
Tripplett
Millfield
Poston Mine
Mike Keefer
Chauncey Lons
Carl Conrad
White Ash Mine No
Baily
Charles Lee
Homer Rinehart
Hocking, Cakins, Kimberly
Jobs Lick Run
Beth Robinett Hosts Guests This Week
Chauncey Feb 1 Beth Robinett entertained guests this week including Mr and Mrs Matheny and children Jeana from Nelsonville Donna La Lorena Mae Sisson and Mrs Fulton from Millfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Beth Robinett
Ma Matheny
Jeana
Nelsonville
Donna la Lorena Mae Sisson
Ma Fulton
Millfield
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Logan Council
New Straitsville News
New Straitsville
Harry Hite
Logan Hospital
George A. Young
Church Guild
Otterbein Group Mears
U. B. Church Parsonage
Penweary
Guaginch
Iss
Blue Ridge Mountaineers
M, Audtl
Mrs. Smith
Patertain Merry Maker Club
Eagles
Miss McBride
Ili
John Lambert Jr
Probate Toole
Sparnon
F. D
Athens Film
Gould
New York
Ludlow Stevens
Palm Beach
Fla
Stevens
Eleanor Gould
Jay Gould
Bar Boyd B. Haddox
Hocking
Ladies’ Aid Society
Chauncey and
Disciples’ Meeting
Trimble Boys
Atwater
Kent
Radio
Atwater Kent
Nice
Parker Bros
Union Indianapolis
Ascot
Hollywood
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