Record observers stumble predicting Hocking primary outcomes
In OGAN on February 13 observers note the county faces its largest candidate field for a primary. Tom Spencer’s petition brings the commissioner race to 25 with seventeen Democrats. Other races attract several candidates across boards, with incumbents largely unopposed in treasurer, prosecutor and recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb Summit
Dicket
Surveyor
Clerk of Courts
A. Y H. Hoover
Logan
Logan Legion Minstrel Boosts Charity Fund to 350
Logan Feb 13 Approximately 350 was added to the Logan Post American Legion charity fund from a minstrel show. Chairman Melrose Harbaugh said the funds help needy former servicemen and families in Logan. The show supported by Murray City Post funds will aid their relief drive. Franklin Kerr Guild plans a Colonial Tea at First Presbyterian Church with a musical program and play for Logan women.
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Logan
Logan Post
American Legion
Melrose Harbaugh
the Post
Harbaugh
Murray City
High Gyun
Frankelin Kerr Guild
Franklin Kerr Guild
Classified and Circulation Notices for The Messenger
Local classified ads and circulation notices seek reader submissions. Milne and staff solicit notices and advertising to support the paper.
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DB OY. Milne
Starr Flock Leads In Egg Production
Logan, Feb 13. Poultry records for January show Mrs James McLain Starr Township had the best calendar flock with 16.77 eggs per bird. Mrs D B Blum Enterprise ranked second with 14.28 eggs. Mrs Claude Hart Laurelville had 45.08 eggs per bird in period records, with Mrs McLain second at 36.06.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Mr Lain
Enterprise Tornado Causes Farm Property Damage
A tornado-like wind storm hit Enterprise and nearby Logan causing considerable farm property damage. The George Blum farm corncrib was blown from its foundation, a barn roof was lifted, and outbuildings were damaged. The Boyd Wlum and Jacob Klinger farms reported further damage, with a garage partly lifted at the Tachappat residence and numerous shade trees felled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Enterprise
George Blum
Boyd Wlum
Jacob Klinger
North Street
Brown Brothers Store In Receiver's Hands
Logan tale reports Brown Brothers clothing store placed in receivership after judgment by Albert D. Reeves receiver for First Rempel Natura Bank. Judge Harley M. Whitnat appointed Frank Blusius as receiver with $5,000 bond. appraisers Barton Alell Charles Achauer and George Eherst named.
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Logan
Albert D. Reeves
Rempel Natura Bank
Brown Brothers
Tin Due Clothing
Fraink Blusius
Harley M. Whitnat
Barton A Lell
Charles Achauer
George Eherst
Fugitive Poling Captured After Months on the Run
James Poling of Logan was apprehended in Sandusky by railroad detectives and brought back to Logan where he faces arraignment before Judge Harley M. Whitcraft next week. He had been sought for months on a burglary charge tied to railroad property and related to his brother Fred Poling.
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James Poling
Sandusky
Logan
I. J. Gracel
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Poling
Joe Farbearn
Stanley Sparnow
Mansfield Reformatory
Harley M. Whitcraft
Fred Poling
Flocking Food Drive Declared Successful in Logan
The rural district food solicitation under the General Relief Committee shows progress. Harold Chambers BE N Turner and J W Coleman oversee area 0 Falls and Washington Townships with about two hundred contributing families providing foods clothing and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Blum
L. W. Schorr
Paul Kreider
Russell Beery
W. H L. Hansel
Jacob J. Keller
William Mamek
W. H. Mowery
Henry Rheinscheid
Jesse Kitchen
Clarence Griffith
Wolfe Fined for Liquor Charge in Logan
Waide Wolfe of Nelsonville was fined 100 for possession of liquor after arraignment before Judge Harley B Whitcraft. He was arrested Thursday by Sheriff Sol Blanker and deputies at a house on Honor. He pled guilty.
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Logan
Waide Wolfe
Nelsonville
Harley Bf. Whitcraft
Sol Blanper
Mequitie
Joe Farben
Stanley Spurnon
House of Honor
Standard Oil Wins Two From Logan Transfers in League Night
Standard Oil beat Logan Transfers Thursday in the Commercial Bowling League with Miss Huston Culumber leading the winners high single score 115. Team totals show Culumber Foreman and Schrader among top scorers as the standings reflect a close colorless match.
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Logan
Standard Oil
Logan Trusfers
Huston Culumber High
G. Culumber
Foreman
Ase
Colimber
Schrader
Colum
Ewart
Milk Tests to Begin in County on Monday
Logan health commissioner Dr W B Lacaci announced that samples of milk will be collected from about 15 distributors in Logan starting Monday for sanitary tests. Each distributor must submit monthly samples under health regulations then in effect.
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Logan
Lacaci
Focal Health
East Side School Kiddies Have Party
East Side School hosted a Friday party for pupils organized by the East Side Parent Teacher Association. Ice cream cookies and Valentine boxes were enjoyed after the last period with nineteen mothers assisting by grade with names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Parent- Teacher Association
John W. Armatrong
Lorin C. Staats
Elza Wyatt
Harry Elkins
F. L. Tom
G. E. Bolin
J. MM. Heil
John Dowler
L. H. Bingman
Red Men Lodge Fun Draws Seventy Members
Seventy men attended the Red Men's Lodge entertainment last night with William Smith as sachem in charge. A Pomeroy lodge quartet sang and Mohawk Cornhuskers performed with humor and dancing. The Warrior's Degree was conferred and a degree team practice is set for next Monday night under captain A. al P. Nfateh. Next Thursday features another certification program and the Chief's Degree is conferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Men’s Lodge
William Smith
Sachem
Pomeroy Lodge
A. al P. Nfateh
Funds Received County Schools Recel Consider Sum From State
Rehabilitation money totaling $1,008 was received by rural districts in Hocking County during the last week. Participating districts include Laurelville Washington Salt Creek Marion Perry and Ward per Supt. J W Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
J. W. Coleman
Laurelville
Washington
Salt Creek
Marion
Perry
Ward
Rockbridge Man Fined for Driving With Dealer’s License
Logan reports John Norman of Alabama, living in Rockbridge, was fined $25 and costs after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle while displaying a dealer license. Sheriff and deputies arrested him the previous day following a traffic stop.
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Rockbridge
Logan
B. Whitehart
John Norman
Alabama
Norman
Bd Hillinger
Farbeann and
Sparnon
Last Chapter In Youthful Crime in Logan
Final entry closes the brief crime career of four youths: Arthur Decamp Donald Lape Orville Shelton and Orton Robson were sent to Mansfield Reformatory by Deputy Sheriff Jos Farbeana and Stanley Sparnow after pleading guilty to burglary. They appeared before Judge Harley Bt Whitcraft for sentencing.
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Mansfield F Reformatory
Logan
Krei
Arthur Decamp
Donald Lape
Orville Shelton
Orton Robson
Mansfield Reformatory
Jos Farbeana
Stanley Sparnow
vYhey
Harley Bt. Whitcraft
George Rainer
Ben Fisher
Mansfield
Han
Radio schedule highlights from a 1930s NBC WLAF broadcast
Radio Monday February fifteenth features The Lidy Next Door program with Danas and Columbo Orchestra from Astoria, Lawrence Tibbett, the Goldber gy, and various choirs and bands. Listings include Nightly orchestras, talent bureaus, dance orchestras, and CBS and NBC program notes with ensembles led by Henry Busse, Guy Lombardo, Bing Crosby, and Howard Barlow.
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National Radio Corum
Trvtth-Wandort
Asiana Dane Orchestra
Ge Crawford
Moores Orchestra
Arthur Chandler
Bill
Jane Arning
Ohio
UL A
Sunshine
Henry Busse
The
Royal Vagabonds
Lovell Thomas
Amos ‘N' Andy
Centerville
Henry Busses
Uty Brown
O—Canadian Mounted Police
Seger Flils
Bob Newhall
Jack Albin
A. V. Baltenborn
George Hall
Arthur Jarrett
Freddie Rich
Poo
Myri
Merge
Bing Crosby
Legal Notice on Estate of John Tanner Presumed Dead
In the matter of the Estate of John Tanner, a person presumed dead. Cause No. 3288. A petition filed in the Probate Court of Athens County Ohio alleges absence of seven years from Orient Illinois, last domicile, and prays to establish legal presumption of death. The court will hear evidence on March 9, 1892 at nine o'clock A M.
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John Tanner
Athens County
Ohio
Orient
Illinois
John Tannar
Marth
Democrats Endorse Smith Delegates In Tenth District Meeting
Athens County Democrats announce two delegate candidates for Alfred E. Smith to the Democratic National Convention. Dan A. Bardin and E. H. Bardin of Athens were at the Wellston gathering, with Dan Bardin chosen as presidential elector. Delegates Merriman and Siler were named for the national convention. Hogan, Wellston, may run for Congress. Jenkins faces GOP unknowns.
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Tenth Congressional District
Wellston
Governor White
Athena
Alfred E. Smith
Dan A. Bardin
E. H. Bardin
Athens
Athens County
Dan Rardin
Democratic Executive Committee
Dan Hardin
Albert K. Merriman
Gallipolis
Arthur C. Siler
Lawrence County
Artes M. Hogan
Congress
Thomas A. Jenkins
Hogan
Smyth
Michael Collins, Jr
Collins
Wellzton
Joseph Richards
Glouster
Central Committee
Richards
Ohio Democrats Endorse Harmony Plan At Wellston Meeting
More than 100 attendees backed Governor Wheeling’s stand against a special session call and endorsed Senator Robert J. Buikley and Lieut. Gov. William G. Plekzel. Henry G. Brunner outlined the harmony program ensuring all Ohio favorite sons get a day at the Democratic National Convention. Judge C. E. Pepples and James B. Warren named alternate delegates. Mary C. Gallagher endorsed for state central committeewoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Buikley
William G. Plekzel
Henry G. Brunner
Mansfeld
Brunner
Ohio
White
C. E. Pepples
Pomeroy
James BE. Warren
Vinton County
Mary C. Gallagher
Advancement Society For Colored To Meet At Zion Church
The local junior branch of the NAACP, formed by Glouster Rendville and Athens youths, will hold an open forum at Zion Baptist Church in Athens at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Charles Clark serves as president with Esther Johnson as secretary and Neva Gilmore as treasurer. all are Ohio University students. The group aims to study Negro arts sciences and social life and invites people of all races to attend.
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National Assocation For the Advancement of Colored People
Glouster
Rendville
Athens
Zion Baptist Church
Athena
Iscal
Charles Clark
Esther Johnson
Neva Gilmore
Ohio University
Teachers To Meet Here For Institute In Athens County
Athens County teachers gather for the annual spring term institute at Ohio University in Ewing Hall auditorium on Saturday February 20. About 200 educators are expected with sessions starting at 9 am and departmental meetings at 10 20 am. Frank B. Wilson of the State Department of Education speaks, with further addresses by E J Arnold and W Coy.
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Atheny County
Ohio University
Ewing Hall
Alex Root
Sass Ana Miter
Athens County
Frank B. Wilson
Division of Publications
State Department of Education
Maxine Channel
the Plains High School
Villa Tippie
T. C. Hinesde
Beryl Cone
Ruth Harrel
Ralph Pritts
Sam Pailet
Frances Cooksey
Guysville Poultry Flock Yields 348 Eggs in January
Edward 8. Timmons of Guysville reports his 180 White Leghorn hens laid 348 eggs in January 1932, averaging 19 1 3 eggs per hen over 31 laying days. Experts note high output given flock size and age, seven months, with eggs soon to be sold to Athens Chick Hatchery starting February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Timmons
Guysville
Athens
Roosevelt Nomination Seen as Foregone Conclusion
Washington February 14 Homer Cummings former chairman of the Democratic National Committee said Roosevelt's nomination for president is a foregone conclusion.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Homer
Cummings
Democratic National Commie
Frankin D. Roosevelt
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