Lighting Contest Winners At Nelsonville Announced
In Nelsonville the Glenford Dugan American Legion lighting contest named winners for the holiday display. First prize went to William B. Schaefer of Jackson after judge visits to entrant homes. Other awards were given to T. J. Smith, L. R. Keleh, Dr. L Ez, John Mooney, and Voight for decorative efforts.
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Glenford Dugan Post
Am. “Legion
William B. Schaefer
Jackson
Cecil
In Ohio Electric Company
Sta- Sharp
Franzi
T. J. Smith
L. R. Keleh
Dr. L. Ez
John Mooney
Voight
Dog tag sales lag in Hocking County report
Local officials warn that without a surge in applications many owners will be delinquent on January 2. Last year about 2,000 animals were registered but only 305 dog tags had been sold so far this Thursday.
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Logan
Hocking County
W B A Officers Installed. Town Court Clerk Pleads Guilty
The meeting of the W B A saw officers installed with Mrs Bessie Bland as president and Mrs Esther Gabriel as secretary among others. Harry Merriman appeared in Mayor Holland’s court charged with factions, pleaded guilty with costs. Funeral rites are set for Chauncey with services at Key Christian Church led by Rev. Lewis and burial in Chauncey Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tisher
Dent
Bessie Blandvicent
Maggie Keating
Minnie Beott
Febecca Nutter
Ties
Esther Gabriel
Mra
Opal Oden
Vir‘kman
Mableley
Grace
Onville
Fation
Harry Merriman
Dean
Holland
Merriman
Ernest Katzen
Chauncey Lionville
Aglass Lewis
Key Christian Church
Bur
Chauncey Cemetery
Police Chief Warns Boys Against Air Guns in City
Nelsonville police urge boys to stop using air guns within city limits after numerous complaints of injudicious firing. Chief Bateman notes most air weapons are banned by ordinance and advises taking guns beyond the city line, where shooting is not advised but may occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
George Bateman
Santa Claus
George
Knights of Pythias Install New Officers
Nelsonville scene at Castile Hall with James Newman installed as chancellor commander for Valley Lodge No. 169 Knights of Pythias. New officers include John Clouston Wo C Earl Bateman prelate Bad Bateman K of R & S G W Pearce M of F W D Wolfe M of E James Patton M of W Jared Barber trustee Harry Evans inner guard Stanley Reed outer guard Installing officer Clarence W. Monks with Worth Clements grand master at arms and Will Harbarger grand prelate presiding. Chicken dinner followed.
Eberle Named First Assistant Clerk in Ohio Senate
Nelsonville’s Louis J. Eberle, former state senator and two term Nelsonville mayor, was named first assistant clerk of the Ohio Senate after a Democratic caucus in Columbus. He had sought the clerk role but stepped aside for Dwight L. Matchette, who was chosen clerk. Eberle later won the assistant post, having served as a state senator and last session as an assistant sergeant at arms.
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Nelsonville
Louis J. Eberle
Ohio Senate
Columbus
Eberle
Dwight L. Matchette
Werner E. Metcalf
Republicary
Marietta
Sunday School and Services at Pilgrim Holiness Church
Nelsonville gathers at East Chestnut Street with Sunday School at 9 30 morning song at 10 30 preaching by Rev D C Shearer at 11 Young People's service at 6 evening evangelistic service with special singing pastor to preach prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 cottage service Friday at 7.
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Nelsonville
Pilgrim Holiness Church
East Chestnut St
D. C. Shearer
Mrs Cora Tignor Guests Over New Years
Mrs. Cora Tignor and her daughters were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Terrell of Pomeroy over New Years.
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Cora Tignor
John Terrell
Pomeroy
Revival Proceeds at Salvation Army Here
Revival services at the Salvation Army hall feature Adjt. W. W. Hinshaw delivering a sermon from In the Beginning God Two men respond to the invitation The Methodist trio provides special songs Tonight is Sunday School and Family Night with Mrs Hinshaw preaching and Wesleyan Methodist Church orchestra providing music Rev Carl Bennett from Bartlett set to preach Saturday with a delegation from Lathrop viewed by a packed hall expected to attract a record attendance.
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Army Hall
W. W. Hinshaw
God
1935 Chevrolet Prices Are Announced
New York January 4 1935 prices for Chevrolets show a ten dollar drop on Standard coupe coach and phaeton from 1934 levels while Master Deluxe models retain 1934 pricing. Knee action remains a key feature with optional all steel Fisher turret top and larger interior on Master Deluxe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chevrolet
William ©. Holler
Detroit
Heller
Fisher
Long Bottom Rural Mail Carrier Ends 27 Years of Service
Abner C. Stout retires from Route No. 3 Long Bottom after twenty seven and a half years due to disability. A New Year’s Eve party honoring him featured a chair and foot stool as gifts with a supper including oysters chicken cake and pie for post office staff and local residents.
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Long Bottom
Abner C. Stout
Stout
A F. Swan
Linnie Swan
P. Hayman
Guy CC . Swan
Eligabeth
W. T. Bahr
Maxine
Dayton Hayman
Francis Andrew
Pearl Russell
Frost
Frank Dorst
Leslie Parker
A. ©. Brout
Nelsonville High Glee Club to sing at Presbyterian service
The Nelsonville High School Glee Club will perform at the Presbyterian Church morning service on Sunday. Trio members include Wilma Beatt Mary Adelene Wilson and Ruth Rothrock. Logan Larry Owen son of Mr and Mrs William Spence has been ill for a week and shows no improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville High School Glee Club
Presbyterian Church
Wilma Beatt
Mary Adelene Wilson
Ruth Rothrock
Logan
Larry Owen
William Spence
Logan And Hocking Co. Report Highlights City Finances
The 1934 to 1955 administration led by Mayor Kenneth R. Fite shows improved city finances. Expenditures fell by 27,198 dollars in 1955, sinking fund overdraft reduced from 8,614.26 to 1,285.58. Waterworks finances improved despite higher fuel costs, with 19384 collections at 27,582.70 versus 19,861.45 previously, and a 5,000 dollar delinquent water rental contribution. coal use dropped from 2.7% to 2,352 tons for 1984.
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Logaan
Kenneth R. Fitegerald
Oroville Board to Circulate Petition on District Attachment
Oroville Board of Education will circulate a petition among patrons to gauge reaction to attaching the Oroville territory to the New Straitsville district. Shrinkage in the tax duplicate necessitates this step, it was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Oroville
Mrs Lucy Brown Injured in Hunter Street Crash
Mrs Lucy Brown visiting relatives suffered a leg injury and was knocked unconscious Monday evening when struck by a car driven by Dale Primmer of Haydenville at the Hunter Street Market Street intersection. She is recovering at her daughter Sumner Martins home on West Main Street after a period living in Columbus.
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Logan
Lucy Brown
Dale Primmer
Haydenville
Hunter Street
Market Street
Sumner Martin
West Main Street
Columbus
Logan high school Future Farmers send Frante to district contest
Wayne Frante will represent Logan High School's Future Farmers Club at the district public speaking contest at Hillards on February 1. The topic is Why I Believe in Future Farming. The district winner advances to the state contest during Farmers Week at Ohio State University with instructor H D Saxton accompanying Frantz
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Logan
Fox Hunters To Meet At Logan Hocking Dinner
Logan Hocking County Fox Hunters Association plans their annual dinner and entertainment for landowners on Monday at the Junior Hall. Invitations have been mailed to property owners who permit farm use for hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — Hocking County
Fox Hunters Association
Work Begins On Rockbridge Gym Under Loomis Supervision
Logan reports work has started on a new gymnasium at Rockbridge under contractor William Loomis. The small frame building has been moved to a new site and arching and structural work for the stream drainage have begun during the week.
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Logan
William Loomis
Rockbridge
Fifteen Hocking County youths named for fitness exams
Louan announces the names of fifteen Hocking County youths selected for physical examinations with the likelihood of being chosen for the next COC camp. The list includes Ralph Windle Nelsonville Ray Spencer Charles Boros Steve Verba Floyd Bridge Murray City Willian McDonald Nelsonville Edieon Burns Haydenville Orville Nixon New Straitville John Bix Logan Glen Swackhamer Perry Kline Richard Disbennett Rockbridge Charles Smith South Bloomingville Gerald Wiggins Laurelville Charles Cameron Rockbridge.
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Louan
Hocking County
Ralph Windle
Nelsonville
Ray Spencer
Charles Boros
Steve Verba
Floyd Bridge
Murray City
Willian McDonald
Edieon Burns
Haydenville
Orville Nixon
New Straitaville
John Bix
Logan
Glen Swackhamer
Bloomingville
Installation of officers by the Pythian Sisters
Officers were installed Tuesday night led by Mrs. Irma Rutgers supreme chief. Other officers included Miller past chief Nora Kreider excellent senior Jennie Bright excellent junior Sylvia Bownes manager Fannie Spears mistress of finance Loda Rutgers mistress of records and correspondence Bernice Price protector Myrtie Blackston outer guard and Della Hansel pianist.
Mrs Toerner hosts Worthington chapter tea at Mulberry Street
Logan notes list state officers attending including state regent Mrs Messenger and state vice regent Mrs Heume at a 2 50 p m tea on January 11 at 250 South Mulberry Street. Other committee members and local residents are named. In other items Troop 160 Boy Scouts entertain at Junior High Gym.
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Ohio
Middleport
Mre
Toerner
John A. Wellman
W. W. Keynes
Logan
Boy Scouts
Howard J. Kirk
Alfred B. Campbell
Man Poses as Officer Steals $5 Fine in Nelsonville
Logan police seek a man who posed as a police officer on Second Street early Tuesday. He stopped Karns Hickman and took $5 to supposedly avoid being sent to police headquarters after a 1934 license plate issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Karns Hickman
Nelsonville
Hickman
Second Street
Mrs Sarepta Miller Dies at Hixson Home
Mrs Sarepta Miller aged 78 died this morning at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs P B E Hixson 90 South Congress Street where she had been cared for during her failing health Funeral services will be held at the First M B Church Sunday at 2 pm with the Rev W H Fowler officiating Friends may call at the home any time after 4 p m Saturday Burial will be made in the family lot West Union Street Cemetery
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Sarepta Miller
P. BE. Hixson
South
Congress Street
M. B
W. H. Fowler
West Union Street
Evangelistic Services Begin January 14 at Richland Avenue Church
The Rev. Ray Huff will preach at Richland Avenue M. P. Church Sunday night at 7 50 o'clock. Evangelistic services will begin January 14, it is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Huff
Richland Avenue M. P
Birthday party honors aged mother in Long Bottom
Portland Swan and family attended a Sunday party at his aged mother’s Long Bottom home for her birthday. Gale Price, studying medicine in Columbus, spent holidays with relatives. Various locals visited relatives during Christmas and New Year, including Allen Sabeer, Grace Middleswart, and the Henderson family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Swan
Long Bottom
Gale Price
Columbus
Allen Sabeer
Dorcas
Ohio University
Donald Cox
Salser
Grace Middleswart
Piqua
R. Henderson
Maralyn
Coolville
Mattie Henderson
Jack Talbott
Stewbenville
Holly Tal
Mine worker suffers broken leg at Kimberly Mine fall
Charles Holcomb, a belt picker at the Kimberly Mine in Nelsonville, slipped from the hoppers and fell about 16 feet. Fellow workers say he landed on the tracks and was brought to town for medical attention.
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Nelsonville
Charles Holcomb
Kimberly
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Fowler
Vera Coakley
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EAD IL CO
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N. J
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Knights of Pythias
Salvation Army
Releumnville
News of Logan and Hocking Co
Logan Boy
Fox Hunters
Jacob Bainter
Cherrington Hospital
Glenn Freeman, Sr
Kenneth R Fitzgerald
Guily
Gienn Jr
Logan — McKinley Republican Club
Zimmer
Ladies the Gents
Hocking
Pythian Sisters
D.A.R
Gorkh Man
David Burgess
Ore
Gore Board of Education
Thimble Club
Thimble
Art Club
C. A. Richey
Chamber of Commerce
TABK
Ross Wagstaff
FERA
E. Main St. Logan, O
George M. Cohan Gambling “" Wynne Gibson
Dorothy Burgess
Amine Shipley
Tom Brown
Heggie
Kelér Witshow
M Mop Gomery
George Nicholl
PFO
RADIO
McTuire
Hixson
Richland Avenue
Portland
Wilsons
Libby
Green Beans
Fancy Country Club
Stringlen
Peaches Country Club
Batmore
Oleo
Country Club
Hamburger
Clifton
Seardigh
Tor
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Rome
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Grapefruit Vet
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