Logan Mayor Keeps Busy With Week End Traffic Violations
Logan City Hall saw multiple pleas for traffic violations as Mayor Dallas Kinser presided. In a Sunday crash on West Hunter Street, E. E. McClelland Arthur Simcox and George Fritchen of Columbus faced charges of intoxication and related fines. cars involved sustained damage. McClelland received 100 fine and 30 days jail, with 20 days suspended. Simcox and Fritchen were fined five dollars each for intoxication. their vehicle contained game cocks and spurs. Additional cases included Arthur Vansickle fined for reckless driving after a Saturday wreck on Zanesville Avenue. James Mohler also faced a reckless driving fine. Raymond Anders pleaded not guilty and awaits a 7:30 p.m. hearing next Monday.
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Logan
Dallas Kinser
E. E. McClelland
Arthur Simcox
George Fritchen
Columbus
W. Hunter St
Mon Cook
Cook
Columbus Machine
Fritchen
McClelland
A. F. Evans
C. D. Notestone
Kinser
Simcox
Arthur Vansickle
Dicken
Zanesville Ave
James Mohler
Washington Ave
Lew Reynolds
Raymond Anders
Haydenville
Stolen Car Recovered Near Buck Run Good Hope Township
Deputy Sheriff W R Brandt recovered a stolen vehicle on Buck Run in Good Hope Township Sunday. The car was deserted the night before and identified as belonging to Sam McFadden of Columbus.
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Logan
W. R. Brandt
Buck Run
Good Hope Township
Sam McFadden
Columbus
Models used for pupil transport costs in 1930s report
The state education department evaluated Logan Falls and Good Hope Township as models for pupil transportation costs in a report to Supt. J. W. Coleman. Falls Township serves 193 pupils with seven buses and eight cars over 43 square miles, with costs rising from 6372 dollars per year to 6687.45 dollars and 743 dollars monthly. Good Hope Township serves 132 pupils with six buses over 26 square miles, with costs rising from 4230 dollars annually to 4573.80 dollars.
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Logan—Falls
Good Hope Township
State Department of Education
J. W. Coleman
Falls Township
Auditor Yaw Approves Tax Statement Plan
Logan county auditor Ora B. Yaw approves a new tax statement system used for the first time in Hocking County this year by Treasurer Robert N. White. Statements of taxes due are mailed to property owners detailing the property taxed. Officials say more taxes may be paid through this method.
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Logan
Ora B. Yaw
Hocking County
Robert N. White
Public Library Raises From C to D Rating
Logan Hocking County public library advances from Class C to Class D after hiring a trained librarian. State library board notified G. E. Carr secretary on Monday, enabling increased financial aid to the library board.
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Logan — Hocking County Public Library
G. E. Carr
State Library Board
Dentl Hygiene Films Shown for Rotary Club
Dr W B Lacock led a Logan Rotary program featuring dental hygiene motion pictures at the White House Monday evening. Miss Mary Alice Stohl of the state health department spoke. The films will be shown in Hocking County schools this week and next.
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Logan
W. B. Lacock
Logan Rotary Club
White House
Mary Alice Stohl
State Health Department
Hocking County
PTA Program Group Sets Monday Meeting at Logan High
Logan high school hosts the PTA annual father and son event on Monday February 28 with Walter Leonard G E Carr H E Kirk Joe Rowley Claude Hammon Dr Walter E Brehm and Dr C F Rauch on the planning committee A intramural basketball game is planned There will be a library program by Hortense Gibson music by the Junior Quartet and magic by Ralph Poston followed by lunch
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Logan
Logan High School
Walter Leonard
G. E. Carr
H. E. Kirk
Joe Rowley
Claude ,Hammon
Walter E. Brehm
C. F. Rauch
Hortense Gibson
Dale Engle
Ralph Poston
Harry Shaw
Luther Heyde
Dr Elizabeth Dodds To Open Practice in Logan
Logan report that Dr Elizabeth Dodds native of England will join Dr C F Rauch in Logan to begin work Monday. She came to the United States five years ago from London to study osteopathy and surgery and graduated from Kirksville College of Kirksville Missouri. Her parents F S and Mrs Dodds plan to visit arriving by May 1 and will stay six months with headquarters in Logan. One brother is a major in the British Army stationed at Hongkong and another is an inspector at Shanghai.
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Logan
Elizabeth Dobbs
England
C. F. Rauch
Dobbs
United States
London
Kirksville College
Kirksville
Ohio
F. S. Dobbs
Loan
Dr. Dobbs
Hongkong
China
Shanghai
Fractured Leg Treatment for Local Girl
Kitty Joan France six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold France of Nelsonville is under care at Cherrington Hospital for a fractured leg suffered when struck by a car Sunday. Mrs Chester Lowery of Carbondale was admitted Monday for a major surgical operation. Co T Hunt of Washington Township returns home after 42 days in hospital recovering from motor accident injuries. Mrs William Wells of Haydenville is reported somewhat improved.
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Logan
Kitty Joan France
Harold France
Nelsonville
Cherrington Hospital
Chester Lowery
Carbondale
Co. T. Hunt
Washington Township
William Wells
Haydenville
Logan Lancaster game draws record Logan High attendance
Attendance at the Logan Lancaster basketball game set a new Logan High School record for a Saturday night. Paid admissions totaled 526, 24 more than the previous Saturday when Middleport played Logan, per Fred B. Burchfield of the Athletic Association.
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Logan
Logan High School
Middleport
Fred B. Burchfield
The
Athletic Association
Hite Fined for Intoxication After Haydenville Arrest
Delbert Hite was fined $10 and costs by Magistrate S B Whitehart after pleading guilty to intoxication. He was arrested Saturday night at Haydenville by Constable Herman Sheline.
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Logan
Delbert Hite
S. B. Whitehart
Haydenville
Herman Sheline
Visitors flock to Old Man's Cave exceeds February figures
Ranger S A Reichley said February attendance at Old Man's Cave may beat last year's total. He noted that 22 visitors were at the cave last Sunday and 155 visited the prior Sunday, indicating growing interest this month.
Burchfield Works on New Cage Schedules
Logan reports Fred B. Burchfield of the Athletic Association is nearly finished with next season’s cage schedule. Four non league games are set with at least one more to be added, including home and home series with New Boston and Marietta, plus Columbus North and Lancaster expected to be added.
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Logan
Fred B. Burchfield
the Athletic Association
New Boston
Marietta
Columbus North
Lancaster
Powers to Speak at Ohio Legion Auxiliary Meet
Mrs Irma Powers of Logan president of the American Legion Auxiliary District 8 will address the mid winter conference in Columbus Saturday. Other Logan members will attend.
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Logan
Irma Powers
American Legion Auxiliary
District 8
Columbus
Logan Man Admitted To Cherrington Hospital
William Thomas of Murray City arrived at Cherrington Hospital Monday evening for treatment. He is the brother of former Logan Sheriff James Thomas.
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Logan
W William Thomas
Murray City
Cherrington Hospital
James Thomas
Veteran Logan Chieftains brace for next season
Logan coach Tommy Bender previews next season as graduation thins the Chieftains list. Veterans Albert Leonard Jimmy Richardson Eddie Nelson Maurice Cole George McGonagle and Paul Jurgensmier look to depart with limited playing time for Bob Snyder. Reserve players Joe Thomas Merv Bell Earl Bell Harold Saulers Roy Marshall Junior Bloomfield Beougher show rapid development.
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LOGAN
Logan Chieftains
Tommy Bender
Albert Leonard
Jimmy Richardson
Eddie Nelson
Maurice Cole
George McGonagle
Paul Jurgensmier
Jurgensmier
Bob Snyder
Joe Thomas
Merv
Earl Bell
Harold Saulers
Roy Marshall
Junior Bloomfield
Bob McBride
Beougher
Dowell and Gordon Wed in Lancaster Ceremony
Russell William Dowell, 22, a Lancaster glass worker, and Mary Irene Gordon, 21, also of Lancaster, obtained a marriage permit Saturday afternoon. Magistrate S B Whitehart officiated the ceremony.
Milnes Return From Florida Trip
Mr and Mrs D Y Milne came back early Sunday from a two weeks visit to Florida. They spent two days with Mr and Mrs F M Collins and Mr and Mrs Harry Bartlett and noted many Ohio license plates seen in the state.
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Florida
Logan
D. Y. Milne
F. M. Collins
Harry Bartlett
Ohio
Teacher Ill. Miss Johnson Sicks Home ill
Miss Kate Johnson, kindergarten teacher at the central grade building, is confined to her home ill with a cold. Miss Helen Angle serves as substitute teacher.
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Logan
Kate Johnson
Helen Angle
Party Celebrates 17th Birthday of Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Rodgers of Chauncey hosted a Mill Street birthday party for their daughter Edith turning 17. Mrs. Rodgers was aided by Mrs. Lawrence Bell as guests enjoyed games, contests, and a refreshments course while Edith received gifts. Attending were Hilda Griffith Athens Ruth Mullins Florence Blackford Roberta Simmers Mary Helen Harvey Dorothy Graham Mildred Graham Frank Mullins Earl Mullins James Staley Marion Schoonover Jr William Oliver Raymond Tucker Merwin Lehman Harvey Lennigar Chauncey Thomas Jones Edgar Jones Luhrig Ruby Garnet Hank Jack Deitiel Oakfield Harold Rodgers and Edith Rodgers at home.
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Chauncey
Clem Rodgers
Mill St
Edith
Frank Mullins
Earl Mullins
James Staley
Marion Schoonover, Jr
William Oliver
Raymond Tucker
Merwin Lehman
Harvey Lennigar
Thomas Jones
Edgar Jones
Luhrig
Ruby
Garnet Hank
Jack Deitiel
Oakfield
Harold Rodgers
Edith Rodgers
Surprise Party Honors Mrs. Homer Johnson in Chauncey
A Saturday night surprise party in Chauncey honored Mrs. Homer Johnson on her birthday anniversary. Music by the Jackson Johnson stringed orchestra accompanied games and refreshments. Guests included the Harveys, Nobles, Browns, Lahugh, Johns, and many Jacksons from Chauncey and nearby towns.
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Chauncey
Homer Johnson
Johnson
Jackson-Johnson
Robert L. Harvey
Florence Harvey
Marjorie Harvey
Harry Hill
Athens
Harry Noble
Billy
Frances Noble
Albany
William Buckley
the Plains
John Lahugh
Anna Noble
Alice Johnson
Dan Johnson
Julia and
Russell Johnson
Albert Jackson
James Johnson
Ray and
Frank Johnson
Andrew Jackson
Margaret Marie Jackson
Frances Hanning
Adele Burritt
Miss Belt Still Is Logan Ill in Columbus Home
Miss Helen Belt remains seriously ill with pneumonia at her mother Mrs. Virginia Belt's Third Street home. A Grant Hospital Nurses Training School graduate, she has been working in Columbus since graduation.
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Logan
Helen Belt
Virginia Belt
Third St
Belt
Grant Hospital Nurses Training School
Columbus
Unclear OCR Financial Totals Surface in Fragment
A jumble of numbers and partial text appears, listing sums and figures such as 20,508.01 and 41,351.45 among stray characters. No coherent event or entities are identifiable beyond monetary values and scattered letters.
Two Chauncey Women Hurt in Separate Auto Crashes
Mrs. Florence Bradshaw Brannigan of Cleveland is hospitalized in St. Alexius after a collision en route to visit her son Billy hurt in a prior fall. Her sister, Mrs Edna Bradshaw Dulaney, also of Cleveland, was seriously injured in an auto wreck while en route to Gallipolis to visit her husband’s injured father. Both families trace to Chauncey’s Mahlon Bradshaw lineage.
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Chauncey
Florence Bradshaw Brannigan
Cleveland
St. Alexs Hospital
Children’s Hospital
Billy
Brannigan
Edna Bradshaw Dulaney
Gallipolis
Dulaney
Mahlon Bradshaw
Minton
Ohio
Mabel Howard
Chauncey Personal Notices and Local Visit Highlights
Chauncey residents hosted and visited family groups from Columbus Athens Wellston Logan Carbon Hill and Chauncey. Notable items include Chauncey inpatients at Sheltering Arms Hospital, Rev Melvin Dunn preaching at Zion Church, and postposed Loyal Womans Bible Class and Boy Scout Troop 78 meetings.
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Chauncey
John Shafer
Floyd Courtney
Charles Courtney
Baby
Columbus
Betty Lou Lands
Athens
Elmer Bingman
White Cross Hospital
John Slater
Jack Slater
Elizabeth Winefordner
David
Arthur Slater
Miriam Butts
Margaret Butts
Vera Bridgewater
Leona Minister
Charles Minister
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Elizabeth Waldie
Vera Shannon
Dorothy Goodson
Loyal Woman's Bible Class
Church of Christ
Kate Johnson
Chauncey Boy Scout Troop 78
Neil Tippett
Sheep Killers Die After Dog Warden Action
Logan reports dog warden Howard Brooks killed several sheep killing dogs over the last two weeks due to an open winter. He cited increased canine activity as the cause.
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Logan
Howard Brooks
Virgil Dert joins Art Lewis Shows in Florida
Virgil Dert of this city reports in a message to a friend that he is with the Art Lewis Shows in Sebring Florida. He says the show will travel through the south until summer when it will perform in the New England States.
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Logan
Virgil Dert
Sebring
Fla
Art Lewis
New England States
Weekend Visit Faces Funeral in Nelsonville
Spend week end with Edward Ball and daughter Helen Louise and others from Columbus as they visit Mr and Mrs Harold Cochran in The Plains. The Columbus group attended the funeral of Mrs Ida Hanning in Nelsonville on Sunday afternoon.
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Chauncey
Edward Ball
Helen Louise
Harrison Vorkes
Helen Bobbitt
Columbus
Harold Cochran
The
Plains
Cochran
Nelsonville
Ida Hanning
Washington DC Still Relies On Well Water For Thousands
A survey finds about two thousand Washington DC families continue to draw water from wells, indicating ongoing use of private groundwater sources despite municipal supplies.
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Washington, D. C
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