Union Furnace Sets New County Record in Basketball
Union Furnace won the Hocking County basketball tournament final over Haydenville in Murray City to set a new county record. The victory marks the first time a team won two consecutive county tournaments on foreign floors under coach D O Davis. Haydenville led early but Union Furnace finished strong, with standout totals from King and Stanley.
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Union Furnace
Logan
Haydenville
Hocking
Murray City
D. O. Davis
Laurelville
Carbon Hill
Gibbsonville
Logan High School
Haydesville
Nutter
Patton
Scott
Nelsonville
Haydenville Murray
Nf. Nutter
King
la? Patton
Stanley
C Gastin, » Bryan, 5 R.G. Scott, § Groves, 4 L. G. Swaim
Vollmer
Hocking County
Union Furnace Triumphs In Close County Hoop Clash
In a fiercely contested Hocking County basketball showdown Union Furnace, defending 1932 county champions, edged Car bon Mill in a tight game. Union Furnace led the season title chase and delivered a hard fought victory.
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Union Furnace
Carbon Mill
Hocking County
Poisoned by Hundreds By J W Short MD
Through kidney failure and inflammation any age can suffer disease signals of distress include backache low mood dizziness rheumatic twinges and nocturnal urination. Cleansing kidneys and bladder is urged with plenty of water and a diuretic called Anuric sold at drug stores. It is claimed to be used at Dr Pierce's Clinic Buffalo NY.
Haydenville Triumphs Over Gibisonville to 49 23
Haydenville powered past Gibisonville 49 to 23 as Roy Scott, Haydenville center, set a county single game scoring record with 27 points. Scott and Gastin stirred the offense in the second and third quarters while Nutter and Scott contributed early to build an 8 to 6 lead after one period.
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Haydenville
Gibisonville
Nutter
Scott
Gastin
Bainter
Wilson
Roy Scott
Haydenville Center
Murray City
Suit involves Frank Roush over highway contract payments
Frank Roush contractor who built a section of Route 31 south of Suit Logan last year appeals an 8 400 dollar dispute to the state Supreme Court from Franklin County. He had previously won in lower courts giving him right to sue for adjustments. Roush is a local figure who lived in the city during the project.
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Logan
Frank Roush
Supreme Court
Franklin County
Roush
Brewer and Brewer Son
Visiting Caves Draw Tourists to Old Man's Cave
Logan February 27 Mild weather last week brought numerous visitors to Old Man's Cave per Ranger A Reichley Washington's Birthday saw 39 people. Campfires and a pine dinner were reported. Winter attendance matches prior years with hardy tourists and snow covered scenery enhancing the cave's beauty.
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Logan
Old Man's Cave
A. Reichley
Washington
Achievement Meeting Scheduled for Friday at Logan High
County wide 4 H clubs gather at Logan High School Auditorium Friday night with program starting at 7 30. W H Palmer and C Lang will speak. Music by Acme Livestock Club Orchestra. Demonstrations by clubs. Hilltop Girls sing. Wi Du Rite Drill. Wedding of the Painted Doll by Union Furnace. Certificates and pins presented by Lang.
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Logan
Logan High School
W. H. Palmer
C. Lang
Acme Livestock Club
Washington Township
Hilltop
Laurel Township
Union Furnace
Enterprise Girls
Maggie Terre
Iva Rutgers
Ruth Welty
Eugene Carpenter
Mr. Lang
Logan Post seeks field use for junior league baseball this summer
Logan Ohio February 27 Logan Post of the American Legion seeks permission from the Logan Board of Education to again use the Athletic Field for Junior League baseball this summer under post supervision for the first time. The board plans to improve the gridiron for football season and may arrange a portion of the ground for baseball.
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Logan
Logan Post
The
American Legion
Logan Board of Education
Mrs Bowman Dies Former Logan Resident at 70
Logan February 27 Mrs Elizabeth Ron Bowman 70 a former Logan resident died in Columbus after influenza and complications She leaves a daughter Marie a son Charlies Bowman of Columbus and a grandson She was sister of Mrs W P Heft Mrs C E Brehm Logan and Mrs W C Trim mer Funeral services were held in Columbus at 1 30 Monday afternoon with burial there Relatives traveled to Columbus for the funeral
School Books Argued in Ohio Uniform Textbook Bill
Logan february 27 Columbus papers reported the hearing on the Pollock Bill aiming to adopt uniform textbooks for Ohio schools. Rep. H B Welch of this county helped table the bill drawing fire from Pollock. Welch apologized and denied selling school books or any interest in their sale.
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Logan
Columbus
Pollock
Ohio
H. B. Welch
Welch
Tourists Club Elects Officers At Mrs. Allen Home
Logan February meeting of the Tourist Club at Mrs. C. O. Allens home elected Mrs. H. L. Geddes president. Other officers include Mrs. John A. Wellman vice president, Mrs. S. Carlton Bright secretary, Mrs. J. W. Woodard corresponding secretary, and Mrs. George C. Hengst treasurer. A covered dish supper followed with a toast written by Mrs. C. G. Weitzell for a 1914 banquet. The club planned to aid a needy family and toasted four remaining charter members: Mrs. M. A. Campbell, Mrs. B. C. McManigal, Mrs. Weitzel, and Mrs. Charles Wright.
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C. G. Weitzell
Nelle Adams
M. A Campbell
B. C. McManigal
Weitzel
Charles Wright
Prospective Falls Township Trustees Grow Larger
The Logan Falls Township trustee candidate list expands as several individuals from Logan and Oroville, including Wray Zeigler, Walter Huffman, Allen Casto, Charles Frasure, John Beil, Lyman Hansel, J R Howdyshell and Frank Lanning, announce or consider runs. More names are expected as filing dates remain months away.
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Logan
Falls Township
Wray Zeigler
Walter Huffman
Allen Casto
Charles A. Frasure
John Beil
Lyman Hansel
J. R. Howdyshell
Frank Lanning
Oroville
Newman Improves After Surgery Returns Home
Roy Newman of Hamden left Cherrington Hospital Sunday for home after a surgical operation three weeks earlier. He reported he is much improved.
McCray Rites Held Sister of Logan Residents Dies
Mary Pettit Mc Cray sister of John C. Pettit and Mrs. Charles Price died in Crooksville Friday. Her body was brought to Logan for funeral services at 2:30 PM Monday at the First Presbyterian Church. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery. She previously lived in Logan.
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Logan
Mary Pettit McCray
John C. Pettit
Charles Price
Crooksville
First Presbyterian Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
McCray
County Schools in 1902 Graduates Number Fifteen
Logan Feb 27. C W Zeigler teacher found a program from 1902 county schools eighth grade graduation. Only 15 graduates that year, while last year 300 plus. Judge O W Wright gave the commencement address. Music by Miss Campbell and Miss Davey. Reverends Steward and Baker participated. Graduates listed: Eugene Scott, Wildah Anderson, C W Zeigler, Lease Drum, Bertha L Fox, Effie Wolfe, Eber F Inbody, Nannie Dodds, Bertha Steward, Ray Williamson, Vaughn Kelley, Leota L McClelland, Lillie Bigham, Lottie Campbell, Hester Donaldson.
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Miss Campbell
Miss Davey
H. J. Steward
W.S. Baker
Eugene Scott
Wildah Anderson
C. W. Zeigler
Lease Drum
Bertha L. Fox
Effie Wolfe
Eber F. Inbody
Nannie Dodds
Bertha Steward
Ray Walliamson
Vaughn Kelley
Leota L. McClelland
Lillie Bigham
Lottie Campbell
Hester Donaldson
Johnson Succeeds in Perry County Liquor Case
William J. Johnson New Straits ville mayor sustains James Abram conviction in Perry County Common Pleas Court for liquor possession. Abram fined 200 dollars and costs for possessing one pint. Judge Acton Fairfield County delivered the decision.
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William J. Johnson
New Straitsville
Perry County
Dowler couple announce Millfield birth of daughter
Millfield February 27 Mr and Mrs Ray Dowler announce the birth of a daughter at their home Friday.
Protest Meeting Planned at The Plains School
A community meeting is scheduled tonight at The Plains grade school auditorium at 7 o'clock to protest the dispensing of vocational training in the schools as recommended by the state administration. The Plains Parent-Teacher Association urges all residents to attend.
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Plains
the Plains
The
Parent-Teacher Association
Burr Oak Man Jailed After Gouster Crash
Burr Oak resident George Stem was fined 100 dollars and costs after being found guilty of driving while intoxicated. He was jailed in Athens when unable to pay the fine following a collision that damaged Stem’s truck and a car driven by Reinhold Miller near Jacksonville. Two women in Stem’s truck were slightly injured. Miller’s passengers were unharmed.
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Glouster
Andrew Allen
George Stem
Burr Oak
Athens
Henry Williams
Stem
Reinhold Miller
Jacksonville
Stein
Williams
Modoc Man Faces Third Offense Charge After Mash Find
Constable Henry Williams found a barrel of mash in a Modoc home owned by Mike Nusad during a Friday search. Coils were located under the house but no still. Nusad, already jailed on liquor charges, did not report as instructed and could face a third offense charge.
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Modoc
Glouster
Fen
Henry Williams
Mike Nusad
Nusad
Local visits and obituaries noted in Columbus area
Mr and Mrs David Kinder of Elyria visited Mr and Mrs Harold Shirkey over the weekend. Dr C von Scheele was in Columbus Thursday. Catherine Talbert mother of the late Frank Talbert died Sunday at noon at her son's home with funeral plans not yet made. Addie Koons and Rex of Athens were visitors of Mrs C van Scheele. Jake Hahn of Columbus visited Mrs Zoa Reickle and Harold Shirkey and son with Robert Noon spending Sunday with David Powers in Columbus hospital. Mr and Mrs Robert Seiby of Cambridge were also mentioned in the column.
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David Kinder
Elyria
Harold Shirkey
C. von Scheele
Columbus
Catherine Talbert
Frank Talbert
Addie Koons
Rex
Athens
C. van Scheele
Jake Hahn
Mrs Tolbert Dies at 83 in Jacksonville
Mrs Catharine Tolbert aged 83 died Sunday at 12 30 in the home of her daughter in law Mrs Frank Tolbert from infirmities of age. She widow of James Tolbert who died 21 years ago. Survived by three sons William Edward and Lewis with Frank killed in an Ohio mine last October. Funeral at United Brethren Church Wednesday at 1 pm conducted by Rev Robinette. Burial in Coaston Jackson County.
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Jacksonville
Catharine Tolbert
Frank Tolbert
James Tolbert
Jackson County
Tolbert
William
Edward
Byesville
Lewis
Frank
Ohio
The
United Brethren Church
Robinette
Coaston
Thea Chapter C E5 Plans Regular Meeting
Glouster residents note a regular meeting of Thea Chapter C E 5 is scheduled for Tuesday night at the usual hour. The notice emphasizes routine gathering and local fraternal activity.
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Glouster
Thea Chapter
Local 5096 to Meet at Hocking Mine Tuesday
Local No. 5096 will hold a meeting at the Hocking Mine on Tuesday afternoon at 1 o clock. William Bricker serves as president.
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Hocking
Hocking Mine
William Bricker
Rail Time Card Details for Athens and Connections
Daily and Sunday schedules show Athens departures and arrivals for Chesapeake and Ohio and Baltimore and Ohio lines. Northbound No 37 and Southbound No 30, with times around 7:40 to 11:09 pm, plus No 2 and No 4 arrivals and departures earlier in the day. Eastbound and additional No 43 and No 44 services listed with varying daily or Sunday exceptions.
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Athens
Hocking Valley
Baltimore
Corio Westboane
Dowler Couple Welcome Fourteenth Child Daughter
CHAUNCEY Feb 27. Mr and Mrs Ottie Dowler announce the birth of a daughter at their Circle Hill home. The Dowlers are 49 and 41 years old and parents of 14 children.
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Ottie Dowler
Chauncey
Circle Hill
Benefit Show At Millfield Draws Big Attendance
A benefit entertainment by Mazon Council Degree of Pocahontas in Millfield Lodge Hall drew a good crowd on Saturday night. A playlet titled Billy Is Coming featured Mrs Nell Russell Mrs Ruby Simpson Mrs Alice Theisen Mrs Maggie Dean Mrs Velma Wemmer and Mrs Reuben Wemmer. Coronet numbers were played by Bert MacQuade Bert Smith and Ray Chadwell. Lorena Mae Sisson and Ruth Dean sang and the Millfield Minstrel boys performed several songs.
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Millfield
Lodge Hall
Mazon Council Degree of
Pocahontas
Billy Is
Nell Russell
Ruby Simpson
Alice Theisen
Maggie Dean
Velma Wemmer
Reuben Wemmer
Bert MacQuade
Bert Smith
Ray Chadwell
Lorena Mae Sisson
Ruth Dean
Millfield Minstrel Boys
Junior Play Tonight at Chauncey High School
Chauncey February 27 The Junior Class of Chauncey Dover High School presents Laugh Clown at the high school auditorium tonight at 8 oclock The cast includes Willard Fielder Charles Sweeney Lenore Schultz Iris Cunningham Imogene Locke Robert James Evelyn Barnes Marietta Chadwell Lawrence Shields Frances Adams Louella Ross Charles Martin Richard Howard and Jack McCafferty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Willard Fielder
Charles Sweeney
Lenore Schultz
Iris Cunningham
Imogene Locke
Robert James
Evelyn Barnes
Marietta Chadwell
Lawrence Shields
Frances Adams
Louella Ross
Charles Martin
Richard Howard
Jack McCafferty
Funeral Rites for Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Tinkham
Chauncey Feb 27 funeral services were held for Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Tinkham wife of Hiram Tinkham The Plains at Chauncey Church where she was a member Rev G B Courtney officiated A quartet sang and burial followed at Nye Cemetery Chauncey Survived by husband seven children and a brother Luther Spitzer of Chauncey
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Chauncey
Mary Elizabeth Tinkham
Hiram Tinkham
the Plains
G. B. Courtney
Chauncey Church of
Chrise
Nye
Luther Spitzer
James Funeral Held for Sister of Norval James in Vincent
Miss Sarah James age 86 sister of the late Norval James of Chauncey was buried in Valley Cemetery at Vincent Ohio Friday. She left nephews and nieces as survivors and relatives Mrs George Johnson and son Charles Johnson and Mozella La Hugh attended the funeral in this vicinity.
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Chauncey
Sarah James
Norval James
Valley Cemetery
Vincent
Ohio
George Johnson
Charles Johnson
Mozella la Hugh
Eight Mines Reported Working in Chauncey District
In Chauncey on February 27, eight mines resumed activity. The operations listed include Carbondale, Poston No. 4, Chauncey No. 25, Lick Run No. 69, No. 24, No. 28, and No. 267, reflecting renewed mining output in the district.
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Chauncey
Carbondale
Poston
Chauncey No
Lick Run
Chauncey Community Notes Include Several Family Updates
Mr and Mrs Friend Love of Athens and Mrs Arthur Sapp of Columbus visit Chauncey at the home of Mr and Mrs Edward Lott where Lott is in serious condition. Earl Johnson of Chauncey joins George Perry’s family in Fisher for Sunday. Margaret Lowery of Chauncey returns from six weeks with her brother Herbert Lowery in Columbus.
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Friend Love
Athens
Arthur Sapp
Columbus
Chauncey
Edward Lott
Lott
Earl Johnson
George Perry
Fisher
Margaret Lowery
Herbert Lowery
Forestry policies to head National Farm and Home Hour
Major R. Y. Stuart, chief of the U.S. Forest Service, will discuss new forestry policies for 1933 on February 27 during the National Farm and Home Hour. The weekly broadcast on NBC features A. B. Genung and L. A. Wheeler discussing farm matters and foreign markets with Milton S. Eisenhower reviewing farm science news.
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R. Y. Stuart
United States Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
A. B. Genung
L. A. Wheeler
Milton S. Eisenhower
Roy C. Potts
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Forest Service
L. M. Davis
W. R. Beattie
Ruth van Deman
Lucy M
Alexander
Bureau of Home Economics
J. B. Kincer
Weather Bureau
Genung
Uncle Sam's Forest Rangers
Farm Science
M. S. Eisenhower
Office of Information
National Farm and Home Hour
NBC
Rats at Ohio University Shelter In Scholarly Style
Campus rats from the Wis tar Institute of Anatomy in Philadelphia are described as pure white with pink skin. The Psychology Department at Ohio University uses them for experiments in comparative psychology and monitors their diet to avoid imbalance.
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Carnegie Library
Ohio University
Hocking Valley
Wistar Institute of Anatomy
Philadelphia
James P. Porter
Department of
Psychology
Shakespeare
Emerson
Carlyle
Schools Watch Sky Topics As Night Observers Organize
A classroom program invites students to study astronomy with outdoor supervision on the playgrounds. The group lists members such as Martha Hughes, Orland Bean, Jack Engh, and Betty Finsterwald and plans to create star charts, planet studies, and moon observations while addressing family and home economics themes.
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Martha Hughes
Orland Bean
Orland Ley
Jack Engh
Lunard
Max Baughman
Moon
Eugene Shuster
Nett
Betty Finsterwald
Land
Elizabeth Kreckium
Jane Finsterwald
Kenneth Sisson
Time
Nod
Lee France Bean
Frances Malone McCombs
Mildred Helen Copeland
Edi
Olive Tanners and Calomel Health Tonic Ad
Fragments advertise Olive Tanners with calomel as a health tonic for youth energy and beauty. Claims promise easy relief from bowel issues and poisons, urging men to buy at 30 cents and suggesting widespread use without danger to health.
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Olive Taviers
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Lowes
Johnson
Bryan
J. W. Short
M.D
RF. Stiverson
L. F. Wilson
Gaatin
Smith Grubb
Weede R.G Heigie
Swaim
LG. Bainter
Vollmer Heigle
Seente
Dry Cleaners
Legion
Selon
Allen
Co. W. Zeigher
NEW Straitsville News
Ray Dowler
Dorothy Evans
Eft
Winifred James
Miss James
Henry de Jan
Jacksonville News
C. BE
Gram
Chauncey High
James
Chauncey Man
Run of Mine
Lillian Taylor
Sciention
Burys School
Ottar
Mallory
Cravenette
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