Longley Returns to Officiate Annual County Tournament
John Red Longley, former Logan High School coach, will referee the Hocking County basketball tournament at Carbon Hill gym Feb 26 and 27. He left Logan to coach Ashland High School and will join officials after canceling an Ohio Conference game.
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Logan
John
Longley
Logan High School
H. Dillon
Ohio
Ashland High School
Carbon Hill Gymnasium
Dillon
Harley Meyer
Seventh Grade Tops Honor Roll With 31 Percent
Logan school reports that seventh graders led the last six weeks of the Junior High School honor roll, with 31 percent of total enrollment on the list. Eighth graders were 26 percent and ninth graders 23 percent, followed by lengthy lists of named students for each grade.
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Logan
Tom Brehm
Dick Brown
Hunter Burt
Virginia Butterfield
Mary Chambers
Eddie Cole
James Crabbe
Sylvia Jane Eichel
Eileen Erwin
Kathryn Ford
Betty Frazier
Helen Haas
Jerry Hammon
Letha Hiles
Jane Kars
Dorothy Boyle
Bette Ann Brown
Betty Jean Brown
Cleo Campbell
Genevieve Canty
Connie Cline
Rodney Crow
Jean Eberst
Albert Blick
Robert Fickel
Dorothy Foster
Paul Fox
William Fox
Anita Geiger
Betty Gell
Clarence Hamilton
Betty Heine
Curtis Henderson
June Hickman
John Huffman
Virginia Johnson
Esther Knox
Maxine Lemon
Betty Liff
Betty Marquand
Robert McBride
Violet McWilliams
Thelma Mowery
Consuello Nixon
Fred Rose
Paul Sanderson
Ruth Frances Schrader
John Sloan
James Snyder
Leroy Vancuren
Martha Walsh
Frank Walamith
Dorothy Wardwell
Grace Warthman
Jean Weltner
Annalea Woltz
Betty Zeigler
Betty Scholl
Carbon Hill Public Flood Relief Donors Total $134
Carbon Hill residents contributed 134 to the flood relief fund, as reported by 8 H Dillon the school principal.
Couple Charged With Traffic Violation Fined
Logan Harry Wagner and Marie Wagner were arrested after parking near a fire hydrant on Main St and making a U turn. Pa trolman A F Evans cited disorderly conduct. both pleaded guilty before Mayor Kenneth Fitzgerald and paid fines and costs.
Loss of Life Feared In Groundhog Circles
Deputy Sheriff Newton Spencer, a top hunter in Logan, states many groundhog families in Hocking County may have drowned during the recent flood period, with casualties feared across dens. He warns of extensive losses among local groundhog populations.
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Logan
Hocking County
Newton Spencer
Car skids into parked vehicle in Marysville
Patrolman Seth Sloan reports R C Henry of Marysville lost control on Short Street Saturday and crashed into Otis Wine’s parked car. Wine’s auto sustained damage but no injuries occurred.
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Logan
R. C. Henry
Marysville
Short St
Otis Wine
Seth Sloan
Wiseman Leases Coal Lead Opens Five-Foot Vein at Harbie Farm
Logan reports Tom Wiseman of near Mound Crossing has leased the coal bearing lead on the Lucius Harbie farm near Black Jack. He has opened the five-foot vein, a tipple is built near the Harbie Aged, and coal is now being loaded.
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Logan
Tom Wiseman
Mound Crossing
Lucius
Feeding and release efforts for county wildlife during snow period
Deputy Game Protector Edward Eberst inspected county areas to assess quail conditions and organized feeding preparations after the snow. Cabbage distribution at the McBroom farm supported rabbit propagation, with 100 rabbits from Missouri moved to the western county for distribution.
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Logan
Edward Eberst
McBroom
Missouri
Eberst
Mayor and Wife Visit Flood at Portsmouth
Logan Ohio report says Mayor and Mrs Kenneth Fitzgerald and Mr and Mrs Clarence Blosser visited Portsmouth Sunday. Mayor Fitzgerald noted the Portsmouth flood is more serious than the Lorain tornado disaster. Relief supplies from food and clothing trucks continue to arrive at American Legion headquarters.
Cut in Forces of Railroaders Reported
Logan visitors Mr. and Mrs. G L Roberts from Walbridge called on relatives including Earl Roberts. Roberts works in C and O Yards at Logan as a repairman. Floods reduced Walbridge repair force temporarily. About 40 workers laid off at Parson Ave shops in Columbus. Restoration of normal freight traffic expected to restore workforce.
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Logan
G. L. Roberts
Walbridge
Earl Roberts
Roberts
That City
Parson Ave
Columbus
Miller Brothers Propose River Flood Gauge at Mulberry Bridge
Logan residents William and Edward Miller of South Logan plan to install a flood gauge on the Hocking River at the Mulberry Street bridge. They will place the device once the river returns to its normal level, supported by their familiarity with flood conditions from Marietta and now Logan.
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Logan
William and
Edward Miller
South Logan
Hocking
Mulberry St
Miller Brothers
Marietta
George Miller
South Mulberry St
Evergreens Survive Heat At Hengst Farm Near Logan
In Falls Township on the George C Hengst farm only a few evergreens perished from last summer’s drought. Three planting campaigns were recorded with 3,000 trees set in 1927, 4,000 in 1929, and 1,000 in 1931, showing ongoing reforestation efforts amid heat.
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LOGAN
George C. Hengst
Falls Township
Trains Five Horses for Beulah Race Opening
Harry Walker of Logan trains five horses at the Fairgrounds for Beulah Park season opening. Jockey Barney McAllister arrived to ride during training as Galloping began this week. The string includes Brother Ben Zode Instead Sycee and Stout Heart.
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Logan
Harry Walker
Beulah Park
Barney McAllister
Brother Ben
Zode
Instead
Sycee
Stout Heart
Illness Quarantine Bids Scarlet Fever Case in Logan
Helen Logan Blackston age five daughter of Mr and Mrs John Blackston of FE Hunter St ill with scarlet fever. Family residence under quarantine. Only case of the disease in Logan per Health Commissioner H M Boocks.
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Logan
Helen
John Blackston
Hunter St
H. M. Boocks
Logan Couple Hurt In Auto Accident
Logan Miss Helen Bright and Fred H Rochester of Logan sustained minor injuries after their car was side swiped near Enterprise just after midnight Saturday. The Rochester car was northbound while the other vehicle approached Logan. occupants of the second car were not learned. The other driver fled the scene. Miss Bright had a split lip and bruises while Mr Rochester had a nose cut and bruises. his car was badly damaged.
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Logan
Helen Bright
Fred H. Rochester
Enterprise
Rochester
Hospital updates and theft report from Logan
Orville Ballinger underwent surgery for acute appendicitis at Cherrington Hospital Sunday. Albert Emerson left the hospital after a major operation ten days ago. Wesley Springer returned to Camp Hocking after a minor operation. Earl Summer of near Junction City was dismissed after an earlier operation. J Smith reported a wheel and tire stolen from his car on West Main Street.
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Logan
Orville Ballinger
Cherrington Hospital
Albert Emerson
Oak Hill
Wesley Springer
Camp Hocking
Earl Summer
Near Junction City
Rotary Receives 157.39 From Birthday Ball Proceeds
Logan Rotary club reports net 157.39 from 70 percent of the President's Birthday Ball. Of that total 92.99 came from dance tickets and 64.49 from congratulatory telegrams, as noted in the Rotary bulletin.
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Logan
Flood Delays Mail to Reba Through Pedro Post
Mrs. John Weaver reports a letter from her daughter Mrs. Nellie Herrell of Reba mailed Jan 22 and delivered Feb 2. Flood on the Pedro route near Ironton halted mail for over a week. In Logan, Mrs. Carl Hansel remains ill at her parents' home after an automobile accident.
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Logan
John Weaver
Nellie Herrell
Reba
Lawrence County
Pedro
Ironton
Carl Hansel of
Ewing
M. Dane
Fire crews respond to smoke at Harry Lies residence
Firemen were called to 310 Zanesville Ave for smoke at 1:35 p m Saturday. Chief Walter Nixon said the smoke likely came from the heating system as no fire was found and no damage was reported.
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Logan
Harry Lies
Zanesville Ave
Walter Nixon
Bartlett Is Recovering From Illness At Home
LoganCarl Bartlett of E Main Street has been confined to his home for ten days with intestinal influenza and related complications. Mr and Mrs A B Moore of this city are also ill with influenza, and Mrs Zara Amerine near Hue is ill from complications.
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Logan
Carl Bartlett
E. Main St
A. B. Moore
Zara Amerine
Hue
intoxication hearings for Casto Tolliver arraigned before mayor
Logan William Casto and Edward Tolliver pleaded not guilty when arraigned before Mayor Kenneth Fitzgerald on intoxication charges. Hearings are set to proceed today.
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Logan
William Casto
Edward Tolliver
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Mystery of a Murder Case Involving Eminent Financier
An unnamed crime file from Scotland Yard pages follows a murder investigation. Key figures include Nicholas Stodart, Bishop of Bude and financier Carlton Rocksavage and his daughter Miss Ferri Rocksavage. The report cites wealth, World War era ties, and private dealings, with a Tokyo radiogram referencing Inosuke Hayashi and Takashi of Shikoku Products. The narrative hints at a high society network and possible motives amid a backdrop of scandal and financial pressure.
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Bude
Cardiff University
Europe
MAN OF Stock Exchange
Benwood Cobham Surrey
London
Polodini
Tring Records
Scotland Yard
Tokyo
Miami Fla
Rcaf Tokyo
Inosuke Hayashi
Nagasaki
Oxford
Shikoku Products Company
Office OF Interior
The Plainsman brings historic characters to life
The Plainsman at Athena Theater presents Cecil B. DeMille’s epic tale of post Civil War expansion. Gary Cooper and Jean Arthur star in a frontier romance with Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane, detailing Lincoln open west policy, gun runners, and a dramatic Deadwood finale.
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Cecil B. DeMille
Athena Theater
DeMille
Wild Bill’ Hickok
Jane
Gary Cooper
Jean Arthur
Lincoln
Cooper
Miss Arthur
John Lattimer
Jack McCall
Charles Bickford
Porter Hall
General Custer
Fifth Cavalry
Deadwood City
Local residents note family visits and travel plans
Miss Helen Johnson of Athens visited her parents Mr and Mrs Theodore C Johnson in Logan over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Charles Eaton Jr were in Columbus Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Rainer visited relatives in Middleport Sunday. Mr and Mrs D Y Milne left early Sunday for a two week southern trip stopping in New Orleans and Florida.
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Helen Johnson
Athens
Theodore C. Johnson
Logan
Charles Eaton, Jr
Columbus
George Rainer
Middleport
D. Y. Milne
New Orleans
Florida
Many Farmers Call For Federal Checks
Logan extension service office buzzed as scores of farmers arrived to receive checks under the 1936 soil conservation program. Most did not come until Saturday after notices of funding were mailed to recipients.
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Logan
Extension Service
Soil Program To Be Considered Tuesday
Logan County directors will meet Tuesday to consider the budget for the 1937 soil conservation program after visiting Jackson Friday to learn federal plans. The morning session covers the budget, and in the afternoon community committee members gather for instructions on the 1937 program. H. M. Leinaker Thurston district supervisor will attend both meetings.
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Logan—County
Jackson
H. M. Leinaker
Thurston
Sportsmen of Sunday Creek Active in 1936
In 1936 the Sunday Creek Valley Sportsmen Club of Jacksonville undertook many projects. They protested tree cutting along stream banks, sought small dams in pure-water streams, obtained pheasants for release, and funded feed shelters. They sold hunting licenses to support fish propagation, rescued about 10,000 fish during a drought, and built a day target range near Bishopville.
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Glouster
Sunday Creek Valley Sportsmen Club
Jacksonville
PWA
State Conservation Department
Redtown
Truetown
B. F. Swartz
Drouth
Thomas A. Jenkins
J. M. Watkins
Bishopville
Conservation Department
Columbus
Missouri
Glouster Bowls 3 Losses at Cambridge Hosts
Cambridge Home Oil rolled to a three game sweep over Glouster on Cambridge alleys Saturday night. Johnston led Glouster with 201 and Cambridge players posted four 200+ games as GLOUSTER totals were 785 826 838 while HOME OIL totaled 927 1008 872.
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Glouster
Cambridge
Johnston
Home Oil
Gabel
Cain
Patton
Bell
Bennett
Glouster— Johnston
F. Hemsley
J. Hemsley
F. Wolf
Rabbits Released by Club Fitted by License Revenue
The club purchased cotton tail rabbits and released them near Gloucester and Jacksonville. Proceeds from hunting and fishing licenses funded the purchase.
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Club
Glouster
Jacksonville
Clerks To Meet GLOUSTER For Contract Negotiations
Retail clerks are invited to a meeting in the 1.0.C.F. Hall Tuesday at 7 30 PM to discuss a new contract with organizers. The gathering aims to negotiate terms and present clerk concerns to representatives.
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Glouster
Kiwanis Club Sets Tuesday Noon Meeting at Hotel Gordon
The Kiwanis Club will meet Tuesday at noon this week at the Hotel Gordon, gathering members for their regular session.
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Kiwanis Club
Hotel
Gordon
J.-T. Teams Split Saturday Basketball Offerings
J.-T. boys fell to Moxahala 20-25 after a tight second half as Keiner spearheaded the visitors. J.-T. girls routed Moxahala 33-29, reversing prior form. Hillis and Houk led the losers, while Chappele ar, Hall and Nelson starred for the victors.
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J.-T
Moxahala
J.-T. Girls
Keiner
Reiner
Wilson
Easley Family Visits Relatives in Glouster
Mrs. O. L. Easley and three children Donna Jo Marilyn and Michael from Kansas City arrived Saturday for an extended visit with Mrs Easley's parents in Glouster.
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Glouster Glouster
O. L. Easley
Donna Jo
Marilyn
Michael
Kansas City
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