New Candidates Enter May Primary Battle in Hocking County
Logan reports additional petitions for public offices in Hocking County as Allen R. McBroom announces Democratic run for common pleas judge against incumbent Judge Phil Henderson. Rhea Bangert seeks Democratic probate judge. E. L. Ewing aims for one more term as Republican probate judge. Eli Oeffler enters Democratic race for county commissioner opposing Frank St. Clair and J. M. Conkle seeking second terms.
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Eli Oeffler
Frank St. Clair
J. M. Conkle
Sale date set for Marti health show sponsorship
A 1940s program details a sales date for a Marti health show and related sponsorship. Officials confirm committee involvement, payroll, and pay rates in the planning notes.
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Marti
Realiz
Hughes to Seek Republican Nomination for Congress
H H Hughes of Rockstall Marion Township announced his bid for the Republican nomination in Ohio's 11th Congressional District. He opposes New Deal interference and pledges to follow GOP platform if elected, joining L P Mooney as Hocking County contenders.
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Logan
H. H. Hughes
Rockstall
Marion Township
Hughes
Hocking County
L. P. Mooney
Mooney
War Veteran Dies Tuesday in Columbus
LOGAN An acute heart attack caused the death of Forest Hamilton a former Laurelville resident and World War veteran who enlisted with Co G in this city and went to Camp Sheridan Ala He had lived in Logan before moving to Columbus where he died He leaves a sister Mrs Ruth Severns Columbus guardian Hubert D Lappen of this city went to Columbus to arrange burial
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Logan
Forest Hamilton
Laurelville
Columbus
Hamilton
Co. G
Camp Sheridan
Ruth Severns
Hubert D. Lappen
Woman Rescued From River Attempt in Logan
Viola Stephenson of Logan was restrained from jumping into the Hocking River at the S Mulberry Street bridge by Clarence Phillips a railroad employee. Police Chief Lew Reynolds took her into custody as she was in a highly nervous state. Her pocketbook had been thrown into the river before the attempted plunge.
Funeral trip for Walter funeral near Logan
Mr and Mrs M S Brown of near Logan left for Forest Indiana to attend the funeral of T W Walter 70 whose death occurred Monday Walter was a half brother of Mrs Brown
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Logan
M. S. Brown
Near
Forest
Ind
T. W. Walter
Walter
Grangers To Meet For Saturday Night Grange Program
Grangers to meet in Gallipolis Huntington Grange program features song and roll call a favorite American historical character a vocal trio Hathook sisters a biographical sketch of Grange founder Oliver Kelly Anna S Evans Anna Mae Painter music by Grange orchestra and a series of games led by Hollis Metcalf with a flag display rules segment and an instrumental solo.
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Gallipolis
Huntington Grange
Hathook Sisters
Grange
Oliver Kelly
Anna S. Evans
Anna Mae Painter
Grange Orchestra
Hollis Metcalf
Lunch served to 150 at Washington School
About 100 non paying and 50 paying pupils receive hot noonday meals at Washington School. Superintendent E. E. Higgins says proceeds from paying lunches are used to buy shoes for indigent children.
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Gallipolis
Washington School
E. E. Higgins
Logan social notes recount guild and club meetings in town
Logan clerical and social groups held dinners meetings and programs at the P K Shop Presbyterian Church and various homes. Officers were elected for the Kerr Guild and the Delta Theta Tau sorority hosted a guest night and luncheon while other groups planned book club events and Eastern Star activities.
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W. B. Lacock
Henderson
Carlos Gaffin
Hester Lee White
W. D. Braddock
Africa
Lucille Oeffler
Booker T. Washington
Pauli Lawrence Dunbar
Miss White
Jay Nimon
Mrs Clyde W Jones Valentine party at White House
Louise Heine and a January bride Mrs Clyde W Jones were honored at a Saturday party hosted at the White House by Mrs Richard Farmer Gayle Mooney Portsmouth Miss Kathryn Wright and Miss Eleanor Woodard. Guests played four bridge tables with Pauline Heine and Katherine Johnson high scorers and Mrs Carl Dupler consolation. A Valentine season shower gift set and luncheon followed for the guest list including Mrs Chester Crist Columbus and several Heine family members.
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Clyde W. Jones
Louise Heine
White House
Richard Farmer
Gayle Mooney
Portsmouth
Katheryn Wright
Eleanor Woodard
Pauline Heine
Katherine Johnson
Carl Dupler
Jones
Chester Crist
Columbus
Franklin
Robert Keynes
Paul Bennington
Ben Westbrooke
Annabelle Heine
Betty Heine
Shirley Mooney
Phylis Leonard
Betty Brown
Surprised by Gathered Relatives at Mrs Hansel’s Home
Mr Boyd Blum of Route 2 was surprised Saturday evening when kin and friends gathered at the home of Mrs Mike Hansel at 442 Church Street. Instrumental music provided the entertainment.
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Woodrow
Waldo Blum
George Engle
George Roberts
Carl Harsh
Elmer Harsh
J. M. Cooley
Matilda Blum
Maggie
Ida Ringhiser
Robert Hillis
Woodrow Blum
Boyd Blum
Goldie Brooks
Hansel
Mike Hansel
Church St
Konkler's Cold Powders Offer Quick Nasal Relief
Nature's first alarm pr ies sneezing signals a cold and infection. Konkler's Cold Powders dry the nostrils and check the cold from inside without a laxative. One dose relieves. 4 or 5 doses daily suffice. 16 powders cost 40c. Open till 11:00 P M.
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Konkler
Attempt Is Made To Establish Rifle Club
Logan area riflemen meet at Harburger Hardware to set up a basement range and plan a club. They aim to organize and compete with outside clubs. Interested include Harburger Bros Newton Spencer Everett Jacoby and Dr J S Cherrington.
Griffin v Griffin seeks divorce on grounds of neglect
Melvin A. Griffin sues Blanche M. Griffin for divorce on gross neglect and wilful absence over three years. Married November 16, 1907, they have three grown children. Defendant resides in Columbus per petitioner.
Laurelville Knights of Pythias Lodge Homecoming Draws Crowd
A large attendance marked Laurelville’s Knights of Pythias Lodge homecoming on Monday evening. A basket dinner was served and speeches were delivered by Prosecutor Hubert D. Lappen and Judge Phil A. Henderson. Many local members attended.
Stamp issue honors poets and authors at local post office
Logan residents can buy new stamps this week featuring poets, following a prior issue bearing author portraits at the local post office.
Floor Wax Incident Burns Logan Employee
Mose Shaw, employed by Dr. Claude Lyon, suffered facial burns after a can of floor wax he was heating exploded this week.
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Logan
Mose Shaw
Claude Lyon
Class B Tourey sectional draw set for Logan High
Logan high school hosts 15-team Class B sectional tournament draw at 3 pm Sunday. Fred Burchfield says representatives may attend but not required. results will be notified to nonattending schools. Glenford of Perry County touted as strong, coached by Nolen Swackhamer.
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LOGAN
Logan High School
Fred Burchfield
Burchfield
Glenford
Perry County
Nolen Swackhamer
Laurelville
Long Service Ends For Mrs. Cunningham
Mrs. C L Cunningham retired after 22 years as postmistress of Union Furnace. She received a letter and autographed photo from Postmaster General Farley. Illness delayed her departure. Mrs Lloyd Hinerman acted in charge. A civil service exam will fill the vacancy at the fourth class office. Cunningham is improving at the Rheinscheld home.
Legion Committees Named in Logan
Logan Post selects two committees at Tuesday meeting. The program committee for the March 19 birthday event includes Ward Chase R W Friend Arthur Green and Sol Ellinger. A second committee to supervise the Rempel Wasson Memorial park features Dr Claude Lyon B W Wright Fred Carpenter James D Wells Ward Chase and Arthur Green.
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Logan
Tom Goslin
Logan Post
Ward Chase
R. W. Friend
Arthur Green
Sol Ellinger
Post
Rempel Wasson Memorial Park
Claude Lyon
B. W. Wright
Fred Carpenter
James D. Wells
Wonn Improves After Operation at Cherrington Hospital
At Logan Hospital C L Wonn, after an operation Monday, is reported satisfactory. Mrs James Kennard of New Plymouth Rt 1 was admitted Tuesday evening for medical treatment. Mary Janes Lanning, daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Lanning, is improving after several days in hospital. Foster Price of Gloucester returned home Tuesday after an operation two weeks ago.
Democrats back Hershey for governor after Horner illness
Indorse Hershey change of horses in mid stream forced on Illinois Democrats by ill health of Gov. Henry Horner has resulted in their backing of Harry B. Hershey as their candidate for governor.
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Indorse Hershey
Illinois
Henry Horner
Harry B. Hershey
Shrine Visit To Be Planned In Logan By Shriners
Logan will host a planning session Saturday afternoon as Capital City Shriners head Billy James to confer with locals about the May 11 pilgrimage to the city. Mayor Kinser Miss Westenhaver and local officials will meet at the White House, with Governor Bricker and Columbus Mayor Green expected to join the delegation.
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Logan
Billy James
Columbus
Capital City
Dallas Kinser
Emma Westenhaver
White House
John W. Bricker
Green
Lama and Culp Granted Marriage License in Hocking County
Delmar Lama 23 and Marjorie Culp 17 both of South Bloomingville were granted a license to wed in Hocking County on Tuesday. They are listed as son and daughter of Eldon Lama and Samuel Culp respectively.
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Logan—Boyd Delmar Lama
Hocking County
Paints and Patches operetta well received at Logan High
Logan Junior High presented the operetta Paints and Patches with matinee and evening shows. Attendance totaled 1500, with students at the matinee and adults at the evening performance. Music directed by Miss Minnie Louise Bowen, with Lois Heyde as accompanist. Leading roles included Leeanna Clark Ruth Bliss Josephine Francis Charles Rauch Jack Farbearn and Bob Sinnott.
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Minnie Louise Bowen
Lois Heyde
Sarah Holmes
Gertrude Bliss
Ruth Armstrong
J. R. Hankison
Tom Weiland
Roger Chute
Jack Wright
Leeanna Clark
Ruth Bliss
Josephine Francis
Charles Rauch
Jack Farbearn
Bob Sinnott
Milne Family Back From Florida Fishing Trip
Mr. and Mrs. D. Y. Milne, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Milne and daughter Nancy returned home Monday night from a Florida vacation with Montverde as their base. They spent much of the trip fishing and enjoyed clear success despite Logan's snow and rain.
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Logan
D. Y. Milne
Richard Milne
Nancy
Florida
Montverde
Haydenville and Elberfelds Triumph in Logan Loop Games
In a tight 34 33 win over Methodist Haydenville narrowly claimed victory at the West Grade gym. Elberfelds routed Merchants 74 24 in the same Logan basketball program Monday night.
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Logan
Haydenville
Methodist
Elberfelds
Merchants
Bus iness and Professional Women Head to Nelsonville Banquet
Members of the Bus iness and Professional Women's Club plan to attend the Founders Day banquet in Nelsonville Sunday. They are asked to assemble at the local club rooms by 11 15 a m. that morning.
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LOGAN
Business and Professional Women's Club
Nelsonville
Rockbridge Cut Free of Heavy Drifts
Heavy snow last week stopped drifting at the Rockbridge Cut on U. S. Route 33, easing concerns it would be a problem area for winter travel. Drifting occurred at other state and county highways but not at this location.
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Logan
Big Cut
Rockbridge
Fred E Hull Makes Multi City Business Trip
Fred E Hull traveled to Marietta Monday evening for a meeting of automobile deputy registrars and then to Nelsonville Tuesday evening to attend the Rotary meeting because he could not attend the regular club gathering locally.
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Logan
Fred E. Hull
Marietta
Nelsonville
Mrs Isaac Rutter Taken to Mt. Carmel Hospital
Mrs Isaac Rutter of Marion Township was taken to Mt. Carmel Hospital in Columbus Tuesday afternoon for observation and a possible operation.
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Logan
Isaac Rutter
Marion Township
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Local R. F. D. Routes Tallied in County Listing
A slate of rural free delivery routes is recorded listing carriers such as W. W. Bryson Glouster R. F. D. and W. E. Evans Carbon Hill R. F. D. along with duties for J. A. Isselstein Deanville and A. K. Walker Murray City. The ledger also mentions operators like B. C. Fitzer Hemlock C. G. Haybran R. F. D. and co workers from Creola Root Brothers Coolville and Stewart J. Karns Creola.
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B. C. Fitzer Hemlock
G. W. Haybran
R. F. D., Stewart J. A. Isselstein
Deanville Co
J. Karns
Creola
William Arbaugh
R. F
Nelsonville
Oscar Bolinger
Joe Buhla
Millfield
the Coonville Store Co
New Plymouth
Kenneth Davis
Coolville
Grant Gabriel Nelsonville
Perry Garland
Arthur Gilchirst
Sharpsburg
Norval Hanna Gordon James Dave Levenson Athens
Fred Linscott
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