202 Criminal Civil Cases Heard In Hocking Common Pleas Court
Logan A total of 202 criminal and civil cases were heard and disposed of by Judge Rhea Pettit Bangert of Hocking County Common Pleas Court over a period exceeding a year. Civil actions included 166 cases with 124 divorces and 99 granted. 24 dismissed and one decree set aside. Suits ranged from contempt to foreclosures to cognovit judgments and more. The 35 criminal cases included two first degree murder indictments with guilty pleas leading to life or long terms, two armed robberies, and numerous other offenses including DUI and burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Lowery
Marysville Reformatory
Mary Walton
Marysville
Bangert
Darrel Bryan
Sheriff Auction For 75 Acre Timber Land In Athens County
The State of Ohio in Athens County Common Pleas court orders a sheriff sale of real estate in Carthage township. On the Sunday of February 1947 at 10:00 A M the timber land totaling 75 acres on Vanderhoof Road will be offered at public auction with cash terms and a minimum bid of two thirds of appraised value of 1000 dollars. No buildings exist. Approximately 50 000 feet of standing timber. Located via U S 50 to Vanderhoof Road. Sheriff George Bateman and Deputy Dorothy Parmiter announce the sale with Harold Rose and Gordon Gray as attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Athens County Common
Pleas Court
Edward H. Lasch
Treas
Athens Co
Emery H. Jones
Court House
Athens
Ohio
Carthage
OCP
Guysville and
Tuppers Plains
Lillie Davis
Jeffers
Emery HH. Jones
U. S. 50
Vanderhoof Road
George Bateman
Athens County
Dorothy J. Parmiter
Harold Rose
Gordon Gray
Common Pleas Court
H. Lasch
Callie Buchanan
Troytown
Ohio River Survey
M.*e. Church
Hockingport Road
Gordon Gray Harold Rose
Legal Notice in Ohio Real Estate Probate Case
M. D. Hughes petitions Athens County Probate Court to sell one half interest in Chauncey Ohio property belonging to Mattie E K Goodson. heirs Mrs James Hale McMillian and Mrs James Hale MccMillian of Plattsmouth Nebraska named as defendants. answer due by March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hale MccMillian
Marion R. Hale, Jr
James Hale McMillian
Third Avenue
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
M. D. Hughes
de Bonis
Mattie EK. Goodson
Athens County
Ohio
Chauncey
K. & M. R. ER. Company
New York Central Railroad
M. E. Church
K. & M. R. E. Company
Main Street
M. RE
K. & M. R. R. Company
New York Central
M. FE
James McKitrick
Logan pastors list Sunday ceremonies
Logan ministers announce services for Sunday and the coming week across churches. First Presbyterian led by Henry L. Carr offers church school at 9 15 a m morning worship at 10 30 a m with junior and senior Westminster Fellowships in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
First Presbyterian
Henry L. Carr
Westminster Fellowship
Evangelical United Brethren Church
A. N. Grueser
C. E
Utopia C. E
Church Gee
Utopia Co. E
Doc
Waddell
Globe Trotter
Trinity Lutheran
Paul D. Holtzen
Young People's Society
Laymen’s League
Jehovah's Witnesses
G. E. Rambo
Church OF the Nazarene
Chester A. Newcome
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Schrader, Clarence dies at 53 in Columbus hospital
Clarence Schrader of Logan died Thursday evening at St. Francis Hospital Columbus after several weeks as a patient. A carpenter he was the son of the late Charles Schrader of Hocking County. He is survived by his wife Ida Stimson and two daughters and one son. Services to be announced by Roberts Funeral Directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Clarence Schrader
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Charles Schrader
Hocking County
Ida Stimson
Roberts Funeral
Infant Daughter Martha Louise Doty Dies at Home
Grave services were held Friday at 2 p m in Darbyville for Martha Louise Doty six day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Doty Logan. She died at the parental home Thursday morning according to Rev R Young who led the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Darbyville
R. Young
Martha Louise Doty
Frank Doty
Foreclosure of Tax Liens on Coal Premises in Athens County
Edward H. Lasch treasurer of Athens County Ohio files Cause No 18893 in court of common pleas seeking sale of all coal on west end of north half of Fraction 82 Town 7 range 12 Ohio Company Purchase with right to enter mine and remove. Defendants must answer by January 7 1947 or judgment will be entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Edward H. Lasch
Thomas N. Black
Ohio Company
Athens Co
Harold J. Rose
Notice of Foreclosure Tax Lien in Athens County Ohio
Edward H. Lasch as Treasurer of Athens County files a foreclosure petition in Court of Common Pleas Cause No. 18894 against multiple defendants including Frieda Sams and Betty Sams for 39.80 acres in Canaan Township described by metes and bounds. The notice is dated December 17 1946 with a reminder for a January 1947 Sunday appearance by Judge Edward H. Lasch or Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Harold J. Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legal Notice Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Edward H. Lasch
Carlos Sams
Frieda Sams
Betty Sams
Effie May Erickson
Sun Dance
Wyoming
Harry Sams
Meanook
Alberta
Canada
Kenneth Sams
Walnut
Iowa
Peter Y. Sams
Court of Common Pleas
Canaan
State of
Ohio Company
Jas. Anthoney
Long Run
Spring Run
Athens Co
Harold J. Rose
Hocking County Sales Tax Receipts Drop On Year
Logan sales tax receipts for the week ending December 31 totaled $2,137.90, down from $5,647.80 a year earlier, per county treasurer Ralph Moorehead. For the year ending December 31, 1945 receipts were $84,009.16 versus $126,474.03 for the same date in 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Ralph Moorehead
Commissioners Name Officers At Conference
Logan-Hocking County Commissioners held a special session on January 1. Henry Rheinscheid was named president, Stanley Baker vice president, and Harry L. Smith clerk. Operating expenses were approved at 10195 dollars for the coming year, with 1947 appropriations of 303855.62. Re-appointments included Carl FE Blosser relief director Mrs Margaret Webb investigator and George Borden Willard Newman janitors and Mat t ie Foreman matron of ladies rest room. C A Haydenville county apiary Howard Brooks Dicken Addition renamed dog warden of Hocking County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Margaret Webb
George Borden
Willard Newman
Mattie Foreman
C. A. Haydenville
Howard Brooks
Dicken
Hocking County
Logan Brief Social Notes
The Rev A N Grue officiated a double ring wedding Tuesday Dec 31 at the Evangelical United Brethren Church parsonage uniting Mrs Faye Harden and Mr Robert F Hugh. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Floyd Hiles with Mrs Hiles wearing a black crepe dress and corsage matching the bride’s. The bride, employed at Herpicks Drug Store Columbus, and groom, a Logan High School 1939 graduate with 39 months service including 28 overseas in the Army, plan to live on E Second St Logan after a trip to Toledo. Guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Hugh and Misses Pansy Hugh Jeanette Green and Joan Gartner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
A. N. Grueser
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Faye Harden
Iona Culbertson
Robert F. Hugh
Fred Hugh
Dicken
Floyd Hiles
Freisner Ave
E. Second St
Pansy Hugh
Jeanette Green
Joan Gartner
J U G Sewing Club Hosts New Year Party
The J U G Sewing Club members were guests of Mr. and Mrs. G Arthur Stevens on E Main Street for a New Year’s party. Cards and a midnight buffet followed. Special guests included Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bensonhaver Mr. and Mrs Clarence Harden Mr. and Mrs Delmar Freeman Mr. and Mrs Harrison Litherland Mr. and Mrs John Bownes Mrs Gladys Bill and Mr B F Hansley. Mrs Harden invited the club to January meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J U G Sewing Club
G. Arthur Stevens
E. Main St
Earl Bensonhaver
Clarence Harden
Delmar Freeman
Harrison Litherland
John Bownes
Gladys Bill
B. F. Hansley
Local Patients Treated At Logan Foundry Injury
Clyde Corwin, Logan, treated Thursday for a lacerated left hand at a local physician’s office after an injury at the Logan Foundry. Recent admissions to Hocking Valley Hospital include Mrs. David Johnson Carbon Hill John Blackston Logan Harold Nanna Nelsonville Roberta Ann Lent near Athens Martha Daugherty Nelsonville. Discharged were Mrs. Everette Hewlett and infant Nelsonville Mrs. Robert Kerns and infant Haydenville Mrs. Wendell Keens and infant Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Clyde Corwin
Logan Foundry
Hocking Valley Hospital
David Johnson
Carbon Hill
John Blackston
Harold Nanna
Nelsonville
Roberta Ann Lent
Athens
Martha Daugherty
Everette Hewlett
Robert Kerns
Haydenville
Wendell Keens
Public Auction of 76 Acre Troy Township Land in 1947
Ohio court orders sale of a 76 acre parcel in Troy township Athens County. The property includes a two story seven room frame house and lies along Hockingport Road near Torch to M. E. church. Auction set for February 8 1947 at 10:00 A M with cash payment due day of sale. Attorneys Gordon Gray and Harold Rose represent Parmiter Deputy.
Farm and Home Labor Saving Show Coming to Hocking County
LOGAN The first Farm and Home Labor Saving Show to visit Hocking County will be staged Monday at the W. and H. Chevrolet Garage 58 West Second Street at 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. County agent James R. Smoot announces a display of labor and time saving ideas for farm and home with working tool models. Ironing sewing demonstrations occur every 30 minutes and bathroom kitchen improvements plus improved water systems will be shown by 10 specialists and home economists. The show tours 60 counties, following a Michigan run where about 1 500 attended each stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
W. & H. Chevrolet
James R. Smoot
Michigan
McArthur
13 Youths Are Registered in Logan Area
Logan selective service board announced the registration of 13 youths who reached 18 during December. Among registrants are Carl Lloyd Bolen from Route 4 Logan and others including Donald Edward Bowersock 880 East Second St Logan and Jack Curtis Robinette 671 West Front St Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Selective Service Board
Carl Lloyd Bolen
Jack Calton
Bagent
Gore
Wilbur Allen Barlow
New Plymouth
Donald Edward Bowersock
East Second St
Harley Roger Dupler
Nelsonville
Victor Leroy Glancy
Glouster
Paul Edwin Kornmiller
Third St
James Franklin Kraft
Rockbridge
Jack Curtis Robinette
West Front St
Gerald Franklin Stevens
Laurelville
Albert Thress, Jr
Union Furnace
Dale William van Duren
Donald Frederick Weis
Gallagher Ave
Fred Murray Admitted as Prosecuting Attorney
Logan local attorney Fred A. Murray was commissioned and sworn into the office of Prosecuting Attorney. Judge Harley Meyer announced the appointment noting Meyer, former prosecuting attorney, now serves as Judge of the common pleas court of Hocking County, a post to which he was elected in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Fred A. Murray
Harley Meyer
Murray
Meyer
Common Pleas Court
Hocking County
Births Announced for Diana Kay and Browning Daughter
Logan Mr and Mrs Robert Richards and E Bowen Sr announce the birth of a daughter Diana Kay born Jan 2 at 5 am at home. Grandparents are H M Richards of Hocking Ave and Rachel Gessells of Ashland KY Roy Browning Shawnee parents of a daughter eight pounds born Tuesday at 1 45 pm at Hocking Valley Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Robert Richards
E. Bowen Sr
Diana Kay
H. M. Richards
Hocking Ave
Rachel Gessells
Ashland
Roy’ Browning
Shawnee
Hocking Valley Hospital
Samurai Salaries in Rice Standards of Feudal Japan
In feudal Japan the Samurai received yearly salaries in rice. High ranking samurai could earn up to 250 tons of rice per year, reflecting their status and grants from feudal lords.
Not Only One of a Kind White Bear on BC Islands
A small white species Euardos Kermodes inhabits Gribbell and Princess Royal islands off British Columbia. The note highlights more than one white bear besides the polar bear in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euardos Kermodes
Gribbell
Princess Royal Islands
British Columbia
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Hocking
C. Schrader
Sewing Club
Fred Murray
Johnny Mercer
Pied Pipers
Paul Weston
Sigmund Romberg
Andre Kostelanetz
Stan Kenton
Bing Crosby
The
Red Mill
al Goodman
Logan Music
Appliance CO
Logan, Ohio
Ultima
Kay Whitney
Housexerrina
Gramour
Puoroprar
California
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