Hocking County Rural Districts Receive State Aid
State aid vouchers totaling 6377 dollars were received by Hocking County rural districts on Saturday. Six districts benefited Laurelville Renton Township Laurel Township Salt Creek Township Good Hope Township and Haydenville. Officials hope pending legislature will relieve overdue salary payments.
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Hocking County
Logan
J. W. Coleman
Laurelville
Renton Township
Laurel Township
Salt Creek Township
Good Hope Township
Haydenville
Huls Recovers at Home Visits Logan Office
A. E. Huls post master, ill for a month, visited his East Hunter Street home and the Logan Republican office on Saturday afternoon. Friends greeted him and expressed hope for a complete recovery and return to duties.
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Logan
A. E. Huls
Hunter Street
Logan High School Debating Team Awards Given
Letters were awarded to members of the Logan High School debating team at the Senior High Assembly. Coach Kenneth Coulter spoke on the season schedule before letters were handed out. Recipients on the affirmative team were Mary Coakley Miriam Geddes Evelyn Steward and Edwin Monks. Negative team members were Barbara Till Mildred Vandament Billy Case and Ray Schwenke.
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Mildred Vandament
Billy Case
Ray Schwenke
System Maintained New Assistant Janitor Ordered To Courthouse
Logan February entry notes the courthouse keeps an alternating janitor system. Joe Mount ordered to report Monday to replace Pearl Appleman who has served two weeks. William White previously endorsed by the Democratic Executive Committee for the position. ten of twelve names remain on the list.
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Logan
Joe Mount
Pearl Appleman
William White
Democratic Executive Committee
Washington Birthday Display Made From Beans and Corn
Kenneth Frasure a Work Bros clerk prepared a patriotic display for the Washington birthday period using over 200 pounds of beans and corn. The five by eight foot scene features a flag with white stripes of marrowfat and Kentucky wonder beans red stripes of red valentine beans a blue field of corn stars Washington monument portrait and a lighted flag drape with a golden star. The display took 30 hours to complete.
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Washington Monument
Washington
Knights of Pythias Anniversary Program Held in Logan
Logan event marked by Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters with Judge Harley M. Whitcraft delivering the main address. Music featured by old time fiddlers, piano duets by Elizabeth Dollisch and Karl Hartman, vocal by Shirley Mooney with Mrs. Mooney on piano, and a quartet of Mooney, Waugh, Sain, and Harden. Dance numbers and toe tapping followed, lunch served, then old fashioned dancing. Local planning committee included E W Davis and others.
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Logan
Lodge of
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Harley M. Whitcraft
Elizabeth Dollisch
Karl Hartman
Shirley Mooney
L. F. Mooney
L. P. Mooney
Porter Waugh
Leverette Sain
Joe Harden
Jean Webb
Betty Bell
Ruth Ann
Jackie Boorkie
H. M. Boocks
Edward W. Davis
Joe Jane
William Durant
L F. Hammond
Joe White
Thomas Phillipa
Second Member of Family Succumbs
John Wilson Tannahill 79 died at his South Walnut Street home at 8:40 p m Saturday after influenza and pneumonia. A week earlier his daughter Julia also died of pneumonia. He worked as a clay temperer for Logan Clay Products. Survived by wife Ruth and children Ruth Rees Hazel Tan nahill Sherman Tannahill Lewan, and brother Allen Tannahill. Funeral Tuesday at United Brethren Church. Burial Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
John Wilson Tannahill
South Walnut Street
Julia Tannahill
Tannehill
Logan Clay Products Company
Ruth Rees
Hazel Tannahill
Sherman Tannahill
Lewan
Allen Tannahill
Green Township
United Brethren Church
B. C. Peters
Oak Grove Cemetery
Poultry Meeting Planned At Courthouse
Plan for an all day poultry session next Friday at the courthouse with CM Ferguson extension specialist leading. He will cover growing baby chicks and summer management of pullets and hens. Harold Chambers extension agent organized the event and urges county poultry growers to attend.
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Logan
CM. Ferguson
Harold Chambers
Hog Meeting In Logan Highlights Hog Care
W Watchet Ohio State hog specialist spoke to Laureville farmers at 1 30 PM and to a larger group at the courthouse at 7 30 PM in Hocking County about parasite control prevention programs and general hog management. Local residents attended social visits and hospital news noted.
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Brida
Logan
W. Watchet
Ohio State
Hocking County
Laureville
Bible Class Meets in Logan Friday Night
The Les Amies Class of the Methodist Episcopal Sunday School met at the church with hostesses Mrs. M. B. Ties Mrs. Raymond Lanning Mrs. C. R. Bright Mrs. Grant Barbee and Miss Esther Chute. Mrs. Artie Brimner presided. A nominating committee of Mr. Walter Prather Mrs. John Lee and Mrs. Wilbur Lanning was named.
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Artie Brimner
Walter Prather
John Lee
Wilbur Lanning
Clarence Ford
Hazel Armstrong
Roy Kern Burn Injury Recovering In Logan
Roy Kern, burned on the hands and face in a gas explosion at his West Front Street home, is reported to be recovering slowly as of February 20 in Logan.
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Logan
Roy Kern
West Front Street
Local Notes From Reedsville And Nearby Areas
Ill health prompts Alfred Randolph to seek observation and treatment at a Parkersburg hospital. Oliver Pifer undergoes an appendix operation at a Parkersburg hospital. Mrs FE L Miller of Barberton visits her parents the Shaffers. Rev Bert O Connor conducts Methodist Church meetings. Ruth Cowdery, student nurse at Holver Hospital, visits home. Lizzie Cole resumes duties in Fairview after a visit. Dorothy M Burden returns from a visit with her friend. George Hamilton of Tuppers Plains and family visit relatives. Herbert Williams returns from Huntington. John Barringer and family move from Landon farm to J E Torrence property.
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Oliver Pifer
Parkersburg
W. Va
Holmes
FE. L. Miller
Barberton
F. WD. Shaffer
Lizzie Cole
Fairview
Dorothy M. Burden
George Hamilton
Tuppers Plains
University Musicians Schedule Spring Concerts and Recitals
Ohio University School of Music announces a spring program with the Men’s Glee Club appearing in Zanesville on February 23 with soloist Marvin Long and in Newark on March 4 with Merrill Davis and John Watson. Philip Peterson to perform a faculty recital February 26 at Alumni Memorial Auditorium. Women's Glee Club under Mrs. Margaret Benedict concert March 5. Irene Witham and Bertha M. Schaber to give piano recital March 12. Ohio University Band directed by Curtis W. Janssen to give annual concert March 19, followed by Paul Fontaine recital. Two senior recitals scheduled, Eleanor Bush on April 23 and Marvin Long on May 7.
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Zanesville
Marvin Long
Thornville
Newark
Merrill Davis
Oak Hill
John Watson
Philip Peterson
Northwestern University
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Kresge
Margaret Benedict
Irene Witham
Bertha M. Schaber
Ohio University Band
Curtis W. Janssen
Paul Fontaine
Eleanor Bush
Gallipolis
Local Church Service and Community Visit Notes
Alfred Rev McCormick led his usual church appointment and joined dinner with Mr and Mrs Vern Shumway. Local families, kin and visitors share meals and calls across Chester Darwin Silver Ridge Sumner area this week.
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Rev. McCormick
M. E Church
Vern Shumway
Social Evening Guests Reach Across Nearby Towns
Scatter Ridge residents Mr and Mrs Wade Smith of Dutch Creek and Mr and Mrs John Dillinger visited Mr and Mrs John South on Saturday. The Smiths and Dillingers joined Mr and Mrs George Cain and family Monday evening. The Dillingers also stayed with Mr and Mrs Herbert Everett of Strouds Run, and Ray Mathews and son Floyd hosted guests Thursday afternoon at the Mathews home.
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Wade Smith
Dutch Creek
John Dillinger
John South
George Cain
Ray Mathews
Herbert Everett
Strouds Run
Floyd
Fred Mathews
Athens
F. J. Hubler
Revival at Fairview U B Church Feb 19
Revival services will begin at the U B Church at Fairview Sunday night Feb 19 with Rev. Snider in charge and Rev Helmick and Snider's sisters as singers. The notices accompany social visits across Cherry Ridge and nearby towns. The event links to local residents and church activities amid general community life.
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Clara Mae Perry
Cherry Ridge
Mildred
Hazel Christy
Tuppers Plains
Barberton
Harry Swank
Athens
G. W. Christy
Bernice Betzing
Doris Gaul
Sumner
Mary Swartz
Alfred
George Pearman
Sumter
C. F. Boetzing
Orange Township
Earnest
Howard Fish
Allie Fish
Vauehn Returns From Columbus Hospital Stay
James Vauehn spent several days at a Columbus hospital for observation. Officials stated that an operation was not considered necessary in his case.
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Glouster
Web. W
James Vauehn
Columbus
Glouster boys top J-T 15 to 8 in tough showing
Glouster high Tomcats beat Jacksonville Trimble 15 to 8 as defense stifled scoring in a tough weekend game at the Glouster gym. J-T girls routed 57 to 12, leaving Glouster with a slim season finish and a looming clash with Crooksville in the final game.
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Glouster
J-T
Glouster High Schools
Tomcats
Jacksonville-Trimble High
Sorrell
Cilnesmith Joe
J-T Girls
Binderbaasin
Netl Tate
Ehesasivsne
RII Sida Ements
Madinwshaal
NORE
Clark
JT Christman
Deal Glouster
Crooksville High
Crooksville
Kiwanis Discuss Route 78 Sunday Creek Bridge Plan
In Glouster on February 20 six Kiwanis members met with A W Sherwood Marietta division engineer to push a new bridge over Sunday Creek north of town. The existing one way Route 78 crossing is an old horse and buggy relic with dangerous approaches near the Route 78 Route 13 intersection.
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Glouster-McConnelsville Road
B. R. Angle
E. L. Jones
Sunday Creek
Boy Taken to Hospital After Fall Fear
Ralph Talbert, fifth grade student, was taken to St. Francis Hospital in Columbus in a semi paralyzed condition. Police believe the injury stems from a fall from an apple tree five years ago. The incident occurred Sunday morning in Jacksonville. He is the late Frank Talbert’s son.
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Jacksonville
Ralph Talbert
Frank Talbert
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Revival Series Hosted by Rev Gilbert Jones At Glouster
Arrangements are in place for Rev Gilbert Jones pastor of the Ironton Church of Christ to lead evangelistic meetings at the Church of Christ in Glouster beginning early March. Jones brings 38 years of evangelistic and ministerial work and strong results are anticipated from the series at the local church.
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Glouster
Gilbert Jones
Ironton
Wesley McDonald Dies After Lifelong Farm Service Near Paros
Wesley McDonald of the Paros area died last Thursday and was buried at Maplewood on Sunday. Grant Post visited his son in law and daughter Wednesday evening. Faye Ivers attended the funeral of Verey McDonald with Henry Ryan on Sunday. Mildred Brown visited her grandparents, Si and Mrs Brown, on Sunday. Glen Fouts called on Faye Ivers on Wednesday. William Latta is in poor health. Mr and Mrs Herbert Dewan-
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Wesley McDonald
Paros
Maplewood
Grant Post
Faye Ivers
Henry Ryan
Verey McDonald
Mildred Brown
Si Borwn
Glen Fouts
William Latta
Herbert Dewan
Hobos Invade City Jail in Athens Night Shelter
Hobos from Alabama New York California and the Carolinas seek warmth at the Athens City Jail. Guests range from 15 to 75 years old with occupations including laborers preachers seamen and travelers. Since January over 315 have been given free lodging as weather drives crowds to seek shelter.
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Alabama
New York
California
Carolinas
Union
Athens City
Athens
Tom Brown
Los Angeles
Cal
John Somebody
Ohiotown
Nebraska
Texas
Oklahoma
Massachusetts
Connecticut
United States
Knights of the Road
Asbury News Briefs Highlight Local Visits And Illness
New Asbury residents Mr and Mrs Joe Shular spent Tuesday with daughter Mrs James Whaley and granddaughter in Albany. Miss Agnes Niggemeyer and Dick Hayes attended Stewart High School play. Nate Tuckers family improving after serious flu illness. Influenza seriously ill eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Antney Kinnen. Raymond Niggemeyer and Raymond Crawford attended Grange Valentine party in Canaanville. Friends from Athens called on Miss Blossom Buck Thursday evening.
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Joe Shular
James Whaley
Albany
Agnes Niggemeyer
Dick Hayes
Stewart High School
Nate Tucker
Antney Kinnen
Raymond Niggemeyer
Raymond Crawford
Grange
Canaanville
Birth and health updates from local families
A birth was announced for a son on Wednesday night. Brett DaVis returned from a Columbus hospital Wednesday and is reported to be much improved in health.
Miss Rhea Sorrell Taken for Observation
Miss Rhea Sorrell daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Sorrell was taken to White Cross Hospital at Columbus for observation at the end of the week. She is a member of the Glouster High School Senior Class.
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Glouster
Rhea Sorrell
Charles Sorrell
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Sorrell
Local Society Notes Highlight Visits and Illness
Mrs Eva Wood and family hosted relatives at home while Barney and Mr and Mrs John Hill were visitors. The Ladies Class met with 43 members, led by May Wout and Lydia, at Our Home. Mr and Mrs Dayton mourn the death of his sister Albany, observed in winter at their home. Visitors included Louisa Wood Spencer and Nettie Pomeroy, and John Rawlings Route No 1 assisted by R E Forrest and wife Homer hosted guests last week.
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Eva Wood
Barney Ye
John Hill
Frank Wood
J. A. Gotschay
Dell Turner
William Goodin Coon
Isy
Dayton
Ma Albany
Lydia
John Rawlings
R. E. Forrest
Homer
Ang
Yp Scha
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Relief For Constipation
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are promoted as a gentle laxative with no griping. The ad claims they aid bowels and liver, cure chronic constipation, and improve symptoms like dark breath and dull headaches. Thousands reportedly use them to stay regular.
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Edwards Olive
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