Hocking County School Case Heads for Court Decision
Logan Feb 12 A reply and cross petition by the Hocking County Board of Education replies to the Perry District Board suit over the Laurelville Perry Village School District merger filed Aug 3 1934. Defendants say merger allowed under law and seeks to block former Perry board members from using warrants.
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Hocking County
Logan
Laurelville
Perry Village
Perry
Laurelvilie
Ll. T. Worley
Rochester Irwin
Co. T. Grattidge
H. T. Foster
George Swepston
Albert G. Fast
Perry District
Guilty Pleas Involving Logan County Robbery Case
Charles Congreve and John Williams of Hocking County pled guilty before Judge Adkins in Circleville on charges of breaking into and burglarizing Gordon Williamson’s service station. They were placed on probation after arrest in Lancaster and transport by Sheriff Joe Farbearn on a wheat theft charge from Wilson Ross. Further investigation showed the filling station robbery, leading to Pickaway County prosecution.
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Logan
Charles Congreve
John Williams
Hocking County
Adkins
Circleville
Gordon Williamson
Frank Redfern
Lancaster
Joe Farbearn
Wilson Ross
Pickaway County
Altercation in Athens leads to arrest in assault case
Logan Castle Farm near Athens was the scene of a Saturday night confrontation that ended with the arrest of Ralph Hysell of Athena by Sheriff Joe Farbearn on a charge of assault and battery. Cleve Hallet was reported as the victim. Hysell appeared before Magistrate RB Whitehart Monday morning and was fined $10 plus costs.
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Logan
Castle Farm
Ralph Hysell
Athena
Joe Farbearn
Cleve Hallet
Hysell
Magistrate & RB
Whitehart
Costa
Calico Ridge Road Improve Completed in Logan
FERA labor completed a 3% mile improvement on Calico Ridge Road under supervisor William Mamek Falls Township trustee. Workers transferred to Sauerkraut Road in the same township. Federal funds pay for labor while township trustees oversee supervision.
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Logan
Calico Ridge
FERA
William Mamek
Falls Township
Easterling Home Acquired by Leonard
Logan. Through a deal closed recently Mrs. Amy Easterling and Walter Leonard will exchange local property soon. Mrs. Easterling will give up the Fast Hunter Street residence occupied by the Leonard funeral home while the Easterling property on Fast Second Street becomes a funeral home. Remodeling is planned to fit the new ownership.
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Easterling
Rotarians
Kiwaniane
Illness Abating in Hocking County Schools Resume
Logan reports Laurelville and Gibisonville closed ten days due to influenza. Dr W B Lacock and county nurse Miss Bertha Madjner visit, with only a few absences. Countywide reports say the influenza epidemic is abating.
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Hocking County
W. BR. Lacock
Laurelville
Cibisonville
Bertha Madjener
Edward McDonald Ordered to Jail After Third Drunken Plea
Edward McDonald appeared before Magistrate S B Whitehart for the third time on a charge of intoxication. He pleaded guilty and was fined 50 dollars plus costs. Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith arrested him on Saturday and, unable to pay, he was sent to jail.
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Logan
S. B. Whitehart
Edward McDonald
Nellis Smith
Trinity Guild Meets at Elmer Bliss Home
Logan reports Trinity Guild gathering at Mrs Elmer Bliss home with 16 in attendance. Readings by Mrs Rudolph Lorts and others, a contest won by Mrs Lorts, and new member Mrs John Buntz. Guests included Miss Jenert and Mrs Ida Ringhiser.
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Logan
Trinity Guild
Elmer Bliss
Rudolph Lortz
Mins Eisie Jewert
James Shaw
Mra
Lorts
John Buntz
Miss Jenert
Ida Ringhiser
Carl Lortz
Faculty Club Meeting Set at Carr Home on Warner Avenue
Members of the Faculty Club plan a Thursday evening meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs G F B Carr on Warner Avenue with details not specified in the notice.
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LOGAN
Faculty Club
G. FB. Carr
Warner Avenue
Logan Couple Announce Birth of Daughter
Mr and Mrs Fim of Union Furnace announce the birth of a daughter on Sunday An- error truncated notice.
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Logan
Mrs. Fim
the of Union Furnace
Infant Mortality Rise in Hocking County in 1934 Report
Logan reports infant mortality in Hocking County increased in 1934 compared with 1933 by 56 to 74. There were 15 deaths of infants under one month and 25 under one year. Communicable disease deaths totaled 27 with pneumonia in 18 cases. influenza caused five deaths. one each from tuberculosis, whooping cough, polio, and scarlet fever. No diphtheria deaths. three positive reactions. Total diphtheria treatment costs were $40 with $39 repaid. The county credits immunization programs for the low diphtheria burden. Rural districts begin treating first and second graders this year.
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Logan
Hocking County
W. BR. Lacock
Lincoln Discussed by High School Students
Ath ens High School held a Lincoln Day program with Jane Foster leading a discussion on Lincoln's love affairs. Gerald Hanes gave a life sketch, Roger Welsh played clarinet, June Fultz sang, Warren McClure spoke on humor, and the assembly closed with The Star Spangled Banner. Parker Walker presided. The piece ends with a travel sign image from India noting route distinctions for autos, camels, and horses on the Khyber Pass.
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Lincoln
Jane Foster
Athens High School
America
Parker Walker
Buses and Trucks Pass Physical Exams in Hocking County
Of 91 drivers and truck operators tested by Health Commissioner W B Lacock in Hocking County over the past year all but three met the required qualifications.
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Logan
Hocking County
W. B. Lacock
Locan Hocking County Medical Society Meets at Easterling
The Locan Hocking County Medical Society will hold its regular monthly meeting at noon Thursday at the Easterling Clubhouse. Dr. Allan A. Cole will present the address of this city.
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Locan—Hocking County Medical Society
Easterling
Allan A. Cole
Eity
War Department outlines six Pacific coastal air bases plan
Through Brig. Gen. C. E. Kilbourne the War Department proposed six strategic air bases along the Pacific coasts and in Alaska. He testified before the House military committee that the plan emphasizes peacetime training for defense and aligns with the president’s aim. The Kilbourne bill contrasts with Rep. Wilcox’s proposal for ten bases costing 19 million dollars each in Alaska the Canal Zone border areas and the interior.
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Washington
C. E. Kelbourne
War Department
Alaska
Kilbourne
House Military Committee
Wilcox
D. Fla
Canal Zone
Local Socials Share News at Letart and Vicinities
Letart Falls and surrounding areas see numerous family visits and gatherings. Notables include Rev J D Law and family hosting at Apple Grove, Quillin relatives visiting from Pt Pleasant and Amarillo, and multiple guests in East Letart. A Friday wedding closes with a funeral service for Miss Louise Thomas at Gilmore Cemetery.
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J. D. Law
Mary
G. H. Hayman
Apple Grove
John Quillin
Russell Quillin
East Letart
Roberta Sayre
Charleston
Athan Zeoli
Union Mission Tabernacle
C. H. Quillin
Pt. Pleasant
George Quillin
Amarillo
Texas
J. A. Quilin
Hoytt Powell
Columbus
Elizabeth Powell
H. W. Quillin
Athens
G. C. Ruby
G. H. Caldwell
Blaine Smith
W. O
Brad Russell
Hershel Wheaton
Ravenswood
Dana Parr
Louise Thomas
W. E. Wilson
Gilmore Cemetery
Former Ohio Official To Address Veterans Rally
Charlies Sawyer former lieutenant governor of Ohio will headline the Ross County Veterans Council event at Chillicothe Memorial Armory Thursday at 7 30 p m The meeting aims to explain support for immediate cash payment of the adjusted service certificates A radio broadcast of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hello America will air from the auditorium with VFW national commander James E Van Zandt speaking on the air program
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Charlies Sawyer
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ross County Veterans Council
Memorial Armory
Chillicothe
Veterans Council
Veterans of Foreign Wars
America
James E. van Zandt
The
V. of F. W
Spelling Bee by Stewart Adult Class in Rome High
Members of the Stewart Adult Education Class conduct an old fashioned spelling bee at Rome High School Wednesday night at 7. The event uses choose up and spell down with a pronouncer as arbiter. It starts a series of spelling matches debates mock trials and discussions open to the public. A future Monday night debate will cover a sales tax. A new wool based artificial leather industry has emerged in England.
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Stewart
Rome High School
Man Fined and Ordered to Replace Street Light
Bruce Baughman of Athens was fined five dollars and the replacement cost of about seventy dollars for wrecking a light standard on West Union Street near the Post Office. He faced reckless driving charges and was arraigned before Acting Mayor C. Cornell. Harold Douglas of Shade also faced reckless driving charges and was fined five dollars plus costs.
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Bruce Baughman
Athens
C. & Cornell
Baughman
West Union Street
Harold Douglas
Shade
Cornell
Kimberly Man Arrested Twice in Three Days
George Osman of Kimberly was arrested for a second time in three days on Monday by Deputy Sheriff R E Goldsberry for intoxication. He was fined $10 by Magistrate Pearl Miller, who had earlier fined him $5 and costs Saturday. After being apprehended Saturday he started home but admitted on Monday he had not gone there.
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George Osman
Kimberly
R. E. Goldsberry
Pearl Miller
Osman
Earthquake toll reaches thirteen million in historical records
Historical records indicate roughly 13,000,000 lives lost to earthquakes, a figure illustrating the vast human impact of seismic disasters across eras and regions. The estimate reflects long term global death counts from catastrophic quakes recorded in archives.
Influenza Epidemic Tugs Letart Falls District
Influenza illness grips nearly every family in the Letart Falls district with many members currently ill. Names include Mrs. Louis Roush Mrs. Claude Shields and daughter Ilone Mrs. Bert Hunt Miss Gladys Crow Mrs. Fiza Burch Russell Quillen and Mrs. Letha Grimm. Bert Grimm and Ralph Chapman attend a Zanesville baseball meeting. Curt Grimm of Parkersburg spending several weeks.
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Letart Falls
Louis Roush
Claude Shields
Ilone
Bert Hunt
Gladys Crow
Fiza Burch
Russell Quillen
Letha Grimm
Ralph Chapman
Bert Grimm
Zanesville
Mr. Grimm
Curt Grimm
Parkersburg
Farl Bowers Recovering in Kalamazoo
Mr and Mrs Earl Bowers of Kalamazoo Michigan visited with Mr and Mrs Hollis White. Mr Bowers who has been ill since leaving Logan over a year ago is somewhat improved and now works as a foreman in Kalamazoo packing plant.
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Logan
Earl Bowers
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Hollis White
Bowers
Parish Woman Mrs Rogers Dies At Home Farm Days
Mrs. Rogers died Monday at home on the Charles and Pioneer district farm in Coolville. The widow of R. L. Rogers she had a son Alfred and several grandchildren. Funeral services under Rev B. Interment will be at the adjoining Ireland district cemetery.
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Coolville
Rogers
R. L. Rogers
Charles
Ireland District
Alfred
What Would Lincoln Think of Governmental Trends and Legis
This piece muses on Abraham Lincoln’s possible views if alive today on central government, the repeal of Prohibition, the World Court, and Depression. It cites Lincoln’s inaugural and second inaugural addresses as basis for his stance on state sovereignty, peace, and liberty. It also notes his temperance ties and opposition to tyranny.
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Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Hitler
Illinois House of Representatives
Billy Herndon
Temperance Society
Springfield
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