Driver Freed After Coal Truck Tragedy in Rockbridge
Harold Brofford of Columbus, driver of the coal truck tied to Harold Clark’s death at Rockbridge Friday, is released from Cherrington Hospital with good condition after two days observation. Coroner rules death accidental. defense files motion to clarify petition in separate suit seeking $1960 for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Harold Brofford
Logan
Harold Clark
Rockbridge
Cherrington Hospital
Tennahill, 49, Dies of Pneumonia After Influenza
Julia Tennahill died at 8 30 Sunday morning in Logan after influenza and pneumonia. Her father John Tennahill is also ill. Survived by parents two sisters Mrs James Rees Miss Hazel Tennahill and brother Sherman Tennahill all of Loga n. Funeral at United Brethren Church Wednesday at 2 with Rev B C Peters and Rev T C Harper assisting. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Fed
Misa
Julia Tennahill
John Tennahill
James Rees
Hazel Tennahill
Sherman Tennahill
Applications Surge for C M T C Enrollments in Hocking
Logan reports continued applications to the chairman for C M T C enrollments in Hocking County. Indications show applicants may double the eight quota. Among the applicants are several youths who attended camp last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Chauncey Council Appoints Two New Members
Chauncey city council named new members T. R. Hamilton and Joe Cline after vacancies. Hamilton was elected council president succeeding Saul Border who resigned to become night officer in Channery. Cline fills June Lee’s seat after Lee moved to Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey City
T. R. Hamilton
Joe Cline
Hamilton
Saul Border
Channery
Greens Run PTA Plans Founders Day Program
Greens Run Parent-Teacher Association will present a Founders Day program at its regular meeting in the school auditorium Tuesday night at 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greens ‘Run
Parent-Teacher Association
Lena Wilson Hosts Chauncey Bridge Club
Miss Lena Wilson of Chauncey entertained her bridge club Friday night at her Converse Street home. High scores were earned by Mrs. Fort Bridgewater and Miss F Eleanor Minister. A refreshment course was served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Lena Wilson
Converse Street
Fort Bridgewater
Fleanor
Clifford Saffol Recovering After Mine Injury
Clifford Saffol of Chauncey is recovering at Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens after a surgical operation last Wednesday. The operation followed an injury to his side from a mine accident two months earlier at Chauncey Mine No. 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Clifford Saffol
Moapital
Athens
Mr. Saffol
Chauncey Mine No. 25
Olive Tablets Aid Liver and Bowels For Digestive Relief
Thousands seek the real cause of stomach upset by targeting the liver and bowels. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets, a vegetable remedy, soothe the liver and improve digestion without griping or pain. Take one or two at bedtime for quick relief and eat what you like.
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Dr. Edwards
Millfield Scouts Present Minstrel Show at Sanders Theater
A large audience attends a Millfield minaterels show sponsored by Millfield Boy Scouts led by Lewis Sanders at Sanders Theater. Proceeds fund the Boy Scouts cabin project. Mrs. James Lewis and sons from Athena perform music and dancing with local participants listed. An orchestra provides accompaniment.
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Chauncey
Millfield
Boy Scouts Organization of
Lewis Sanders
Sanders Theater
Milisfield
James Lewis
Paul Daugherty
Woodrowatton
Ralph Dean
Dennis McDaniel
Billy Smith
Paul James
Elmer James
Willard Border
Vern Order
Clarence Tracy
Gerald Willis
Charles Misner
Dick Daugherty
John Rankin
Bert Smith
Bert MacQuade
Jacquelyn Sanders
Donna Lou Sisson
Henrietta Heffkin
n#tringen orchestra
Bean Funeral Held for Nelsonville Railroad Man
Chauncey Feb 13 Rev G B Courtney of Chauncey Church of Christ conducted funeral services for Frank Bean a Nelsonville railroad man who died from a fractured hip suffered earlier. Burial was at Bean Cemetery in Guysville. Bean is survived by his wife and two daughters Olive Seibert Columbus and Mrs Bundy Carrollton Ohio plus several grandchildren.
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Chauncey
G. B Courtney
Chauncey Church of Christ
Guysville
Frank Bean
Nelsonville
Hean
Guyeville
Beanie
Olive Seibert
Columbus
Bundy
Carrollton
Ohio
Mines Operative in Chauncey District Today
Sixteen mines in the Chauncey district are working today while Black Diamond and Mine No. 15 are idle. Active pits include Car Bondale Lick Run Chauncey No Lubrig Hocking Kimberly Poston No 6 No 6 No. 267 No. 119 No. 28 No. 34 No. 219 No. 107 and No. 255.
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Chauncey
Black Diamond
Carbondale
Lick Run
Chauncey No
Lubrig
Hocking
Kimberly
Poston
Township leaders rally in Athens for relief work
Dover Township Clerk Guy E Osborne along with trustees Marvey Courtney Beau mont Charles Bradfield J Chauncey and Fletcher Boudinot Millfield attended a county meeting of township trustees in Athens on Saturday to discuss relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Dover
Guy E. Osborne
Chaynery
Death of 11 year old from infected pimple in Columbus
In Columbus on Friday 11 year old Helen Margaret Terrible died after an infected pimple led to surgery when blood poisoning developed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Helen Margaret Terrible
Logan Won’t Send Bowling Team Due to Lack of Alleys
Logan, Feb. 13. Despite local kegeIera of recognized ability, the city may not be represented in the A B C bowling tournament in Columbus this year. No suitable practice alleys remain after modern alleys were removed from the Beshara Building, leaving facilities mainly for quintet bowling. Local experts say weeks of steady practice are needed to compete with national bowlers, though some fans will travel to Columbus to watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Columbus
Beshara
Logan area farmer James H Heise dies after illness
James H Heise, a farmer living near Logan, died at his home Saturday afternoon after a long illness from arteriosclerosis. Survived by wife, a son Karl of Columbus, a step-son Arthur Bell, and brothers and sisters including John Heise near Logan and Mrs Mary Duffy of Logan. Funeral held Monday at the United Brethren Church with Rev B C Peters officiating. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James H. Heise
Karl
Columbus
Arthur Bell
John Heise
Charles
Edward Heise
Murray City
Mary Duffy
James Turner
Elizabeth Pierce
United Brethren Church
B. C. Peters
Oak Grove Cemetery
Infant Robert Eugene Caste Dies Near Webb Summit
Eight month old Robert Eugene Caste son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Caste near Webb Summit died reportedly from intestinal intoxication confirmed by Coroner Vance Brian. Funeral services were conducted at Iron Street Christian Church with Rev. Amos L. Meyde officiating and burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Robert Fagene Caste
Webbs Summit
Logan
Robert Eugene
Arthur E. Caste
Webb Summit
Vance Brian
Miranda Casto
George Daubenmeier
Iron Street Christian Church
Amos L. Meyde
Burns
Oak Grove Cemetery
Mrs. Laura McCormick Reaches 85 in Logan Birthday Note
Logan observers mark Mrs. Laura McCormick eighty fifth birthday with calls of congratulations at her home. She remains well informed, active in civic affairs, and a member of the Republican women’s organization. She is the mother of Mrs. Fairyles of Enterprise.
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Logan
Laura McCormick
Club Entertains Tourist Group at Lanning Home
Tourist Club members met at Mrs Raymond Lannings East Second Street home in Logan for an afternoon program on Education in China prepared by Mrs A C Atha and presented by Mrs Nelie Adams. Mrs Adams also played a piano solo. The group closed with a Pascal Bright song. Dinner followed hosted by the hostess with several nonmembers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pascal Bright
F. M. McKay
George Wonn
Merritt Wonn
Kenneth Coulter
A. T. Spears
William F. Bowen
C. 8. Clark
M. H. Cherrington
Reverend P. Kreider in Gibisonville Hospital Observation
Logan February 13 Reverend P Kreider of Gibisonville was brought to Cherrington Hospital for observation and treatment after months of illness.
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Logan
Rev. P
Kreider
Gibisonville
Cherrington Hospital
Richey Hosts Fortnightly Bridge Club at South High Street
Logan residents Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Richey hosted the Fortnightly Bridge Club at their South High Street home on Thursday evening. After the game, the hostess served lunch and the guest was Mrs. James Krieg.
Logan Bowling Scores Highlight Week Milestones
Frank Jones rolled a 108 pin total on Saturday to become the second bowler this week to surpass a century. Charlies C. Achauer added 104 on Monday as more high scores emerged in Logan.
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Logan
Frank Jones
Charlies C. Achauer
Welch Visits Logan to Discuss General Assembly Program
Representative H. B. Welch of Rockbridge and Hocking County spoke in Logan on Saturday about the legislative program facing the General Assembly.
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Rep. Welch
Logan
H. B. Welch
Rockbridge
Hocking County
Generel Assembly
Opinion rules private cars for public business not allowed
Ohio Attorney General Bricker ruled that county officials may not use private automobiles for public business with gasoline and oil bought with public funds. He said laws intend public cars owned by the county and funded supplies to prevent fraud, addressing Prosecutor John F. Porter in Ironton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John W. Bricker
Bricker
Ohio
John F. Porter
Ironton
China vows united resistance against Japan over Jehol
Acting Premier T. V. Soong announced in Peiping that any attack on Jehol Province would meet united Chinese resistance after talks with Marshal Chang Haueh Liang. He said Jehol is an integral part of China and that he saw no point in maintaining diplomatic ties if Japan resumes the offensive.
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Peiping
China
Jehol
All
Bricker to Toast State Employees Dinner in Columbus
Atty. Gen. John W. Bricker will be toast master at the eighth annual Ohio State Employees Beneficial Association dinner dance in Columbus. More than 1000 state employees are expected to attend with Gov. White and his daughters as guests of honor. L. P. Mooney and Robert L. Roche are among scheduled speakers, as John McSweeney outlines the proposed state employees retirement system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
John W. Bricker
Ohio State Employes Beneficial Association
Governor White
L. P. Mooney
Hocking County
Robert L. Roche
Tiffin
John McSweeney
Aged Scientist Victor Sterki Dies at 86
A. Victor Sterki, 86, longtime Carnegie Museum zoologist and expert on tiny mollusks, died at his home in New Philadelphia. Despite severe nearsightedness he studied snails and small clams with exceptional acuity, earning world status in his field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Philadelphia
U.P
Victor Sterki
Carnegie Museum
Pittsburgh
Sterki
Zoology
Four boys pirated down Ohio in winter then reformed
In Cincinnati on February 13, Roy Jones Joseph Tucker Nelson Miller and James Brewer aged 14 and 15 sailed a skiff from near Lawrencburg Indiana to the Ohio River. They read Treasure Island, acted like pirates, and endured freezing conditions. Brewer walked home frostbitten after a motorist transported the others.
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Cincinnati
U.R
Abraham Lincoln
Mississippi River
Treasure Island
Roy Jones
Joseph Tucker
Nelson Miller
James Brewer
Ohio
Lawrenceburg
Indiana
Brewer
Local Social Notes From Burr Oak and Charleston Visit
Burr Oak residents report visits as Henry Ryan spoke with Earl Coff man. Miss Cora Williams called on sister Mrs. Mary Post last week. Mrs. Raymon Hines of Charleston West Virginia visited Burr Oak relatives. Dale and John Dew hosted visitors on Thursday. Several students miss school due to flu while Lyman Dawson suffers from mumps.
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Cora Williams
Mary Post
Raymon Hines
Charleston
W. Va
A. P. Hines
Burr Oak
Dale Dew
John Dew
Lyman Dawson
General Pershing Improves in Texas Recovery
General John J. Pershing, 72, reported slightly improved in Midland Texas from bronchitis and laryngitis confining him to his hotel room. He planned to resume travel to Tucson Arizona to recuperate, but an illness of his aide Sergeant Robert Schaffer was expected to delay his departure.
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Midland
Tex
U.R
John J. Pershing
Tucson
Ariz
Robert Schaffer
Yearly Tax Paid by Smoker Is Enormous
Washington reports that six cents per pack goes to the federal government with thirteen states taxing tobacco, the highest five cents per pack. A daily 15-cent pack totals $54.75 yearly. at 10 cents a pack $96.50. Including state and federal taxes, an average smoker in Ohio pays $29.20 annually.
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Washington
U.P
Ohio
Four Burn to Death In Youngstown Home
A family of four died in a bungalow fire in Youngstown. Alexander Spraker, 43, his wife Mabel, 32, their son Darwin, 6, and daughter Marilyn, 9, perished when the blaze, started in the attic or second floor, consumed the home of Alexander Spraker early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
U.P
Alexander A. Spraker
Alexander Spraker
Mabel Spraker
Darwin Spraker
Marilyn Spraker
Lindberghs Reported Moving to France
New York report questions a claim that Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and his wife would live in France though he may attend a Paris May celebration of his trans Atlantic flight. Elizabeth Morrow Morgan left Nice with her husband for undisclosed destinations amid rumors of a permanent move.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
France
Elizabeth Morrow
Paris
Nice
Elizabeth Morrow Morgan
Col
French Riviera
Father Allowed To Sentence His Son
In Chicago Judge Joseph Sabath temporarily relinquished his Superior Court bench so Charles Gestner could judge his own son Burton on an alimony arrears case. Burton faced 111 dollars in overdue alimony. Gestner proposed 60 days to pay. The judge accepted and the case was continued to March 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joseph Sabath
Charles Gestner
Burton
Gestner
Sabath
Prominent Resident Emory Roush Dies at Home
Portland mourns Emory Roush longtime community figure dies Thursday afternoon at his home. Masonic Lodge Racine conducted a morning service at Ewing Funeral Home before burial here led by Racine Lodge. Don Roush and wife arrived from East Palestine to attend. they stayed with Mrs. Lucy Roush and son Walter. Relatives announce death of Mrs. Mary Owens from Syracuse. funeral attendees listed including Nancy Seales Eber Henderson Earl Wilford and Helen Wilford. Interment Beech Grove Cemetery. Leroy Wilford ill. Nancy Seales visits Syracuse at Mary Owens bedside.
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Emory Roush
Ewing Funeral Home
Masonic Lodge
Racine
Mary Owens
Syracuse
William Dougherty
Nancy Seales
Eber Henderson
Earl Wilford
Helen Wilford
Frank Dougherty
Steubenville
Elmer Dougherty
Charlies Sayre
East Liverpool
Beech Grove Cemetery
Leroy
Community Notices From Silver Ridge Area
Local residents and visitors are noted in a sequence of household calls and events. The Rev Helmick and relatives visit Parkers. Doris Gaul visits in Sumner. the Christys assist in butchering. several families host relatives. a school bus is snowbound on Shater Hill with Merl Tuttle helping. Vermont Todd delivers corn. Dora Tuttle improves after Akron visit. Emma Hoffman is reported very ill.
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T. W. Shafer
Doris Gaul
Sumner
Bernice Betzing
Floyd
Vern Christy
New Lexington
G. W. Christy
Vern Shumway
James Swartz
Dana Swartz
Alfred
Edith Betzing
Willie Pooler
Chester
Hart Smith
M. L. Parker
Tuppers Plains
Kenneth Collins
Shater Hill
Silver Ridge
Mer! Tuttle
Vermont Todd
Nelsonville
Dora Tuttle
Akron
Addie Hawk
Elmer Hessleton
Emma Hoffman
Chester Area Notes and Local Moves
Chester items report Mrs M E Ridenour visiting Parkersburg for specialist advice. Ross Clelland opens Chester undertaker shop under J W Arbaugh of Tuppers Plains. Richard Van Meter family moves to Gallipolis. A Kentucky marriage license issued to Fred B Smith and Bertha Fell. Several locals ill with bronchitis chickenpox or car trouble. Red Cross delivers flour to Chester Township. Mrs Clara Conroy and son visit Curtis Wolfe. Miss Grace Hays absent from school. Dr Philson called for Mrs Charles Baum. J R Allen visits Columbus.
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M. E. Ridenour
Parkersburg
Ross Clelland
Chester
J. W. Arbaugh
Tuppers Plains
Carol Morris
Kentucky
Fred B. Smith
Bertha Fell
Richard van Meter
Gallipolis
Betty Kimes
Orpha Musgrave
Letha Koblentz
Lettie Meredith
Chloe Bailey
Ada Morris
Bernice Ridenour
Stela Hoffman
Jean Louise Frank
Hoyttown
Chester Township
Red Cross
Clara Conroy
Son
Pomeroy
Curtis Wolfe
Grace Hays
Philson
Charles Baum
J. R. Allen
Columbus
Akron Milk Price Raised to Eight Cents a Quart
Akron reports a milk price hike with the retail rate increasing from seven to eight cents per quart effective today. The move affects local grocers and households in the Akron area as shoppers adjust to the higher dairy cost.
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Akron
Local Social Highlights and Community Notes
Saturday bridge party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Foster Bean and Mrs. Laura Barnett drew guests including Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Kim of Middleport and several local couples. Other items note Mildred Scott visiting near Albany, Ashcrafts visiting Amesville, workers returning from Ripley West Virginia, revival services led by Rev. W. H. Reitz, an oyster supper by Evert Christy, Zazel Bosworth and Bert Simmons travels, Norma Leslie visiting Virgene Robinson, and the death of Mrs. Reid with funeral held near Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Bean
Laura Barnett
Dwight Kim
Middleport
Archie McCune
D. A. Campbell
Josephine Johnston
P. G. Chapman
L. C. McLaughlin
Mildred Scott
Albany
Howard Ashcraft
Amesville
Ora Ashcraft
Ward Cunningham
Herman Pierce
Ripley
W. Va
Canaanville M. E
W. H. Reitz
M. E
Evert Christy
Zazel Bosworth
Athens
Bert Simmons
Loveland
Fred Snider
High Street
Norma Leslie
Virgene Robinson
Eudora
Local Ladies House Meeting and High School Basketball
The Ladies' Church met at Mrs Ina Les ard's home with visitors present. Mr and Mrs K Pomeroy hosted guests. A basketball game between Rome High School and Select High School drew a crowd Friday night, with Miss Pauleta Me and Miss Jean Geis as cheerleaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Lesard
K Pomeroy
Rome
Pauleta
Jean Geis
Local Day Program Draws Community Members
Alfred and many attend a meat day event at Grove Grange Hall. Lucille and her mother visit as do Mr. Wii of Gold Ridge and Charles Fish with a week end guest. Wilma Griffis ill, Vale Swartz, James Fred Van Meter, George Zeighler, Ihla Fae Swarty Shumway, and Carr family members are ill with influenza. Warren Bentz and Huntington, W Va residents visit friends.
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Nity
Grove
Grange Hall
Lucille
Wii
Gold Ridge
Charles Fish
Rad
Vale Swartz
James Fred van Meter
George Zeighler
Darwin
Sunday Evening with John South and Family
Mrs. John Sunday and John spend the evening with Mrs. Mary Luella Dean and her grandmother Mrs. J W Kotter. The gathering includes Mr and Mrs J Kotter in attendance at the home party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
John South
Mary Luella Dean
J. W. Kotter
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. C. Harper
Circleville
Focal Church
Mr. Cline
June Lee
Mr. Lee
Pr. T. A. Plans Program
Chauncey Recov
Ering
Bean
Guysville Cemetery
Diamond
No. 15
Marietta Live Stock, Inc
Tta
R Raymond Lanning
Entertain Bridge Club
Prank Jones
Mooney
Probaby
Irons
Scotch Creek
Bill
Charlies Gompt
Piso
Penny
Reds
Henry Ryan
Earl Coffman
General Pershing
Texas
Lindberghs
Portland
Helmick
Snider
Clark
Wilma Griffis
Ihla Fae Swarty Shumway
Carr
Lester
Caro
Warren Bentz
Huntington
Waldo Tera
Doris
Jean
Erett
Strouds Run
John Stauffer
J. Hubler and
Clarence
and Koker
Lurene Mathews
Ews
Cline
Ming
Columbus Motor Express
Naghten St
Logan Transfer Company
Ridenours
Athens Tee & Storage Company
the D. Zenner
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