Twelve Hocking Countians arraigned on indictments
Twelve people appeared before Judge Phil A. Henderson Tuesday after grand jury action. Pleas varied from guilty to not guilty with trials set for January. Howard Newsome of Nelsonville confessed to cutting with intent to wound and was sentenced to the Ohio Penitentiary. Other defendants faced charges including non support, assault, and larceny with bond and trial dates assigned. Park Trowbridge admitted driving while intoxicated and was fined and had his license suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Windle
Newsome
Windle
Russell Fouts
Clifford McQuaid
Clyde Bloomfield
Carl Bittner
Roy Camp
B. F. Hughes
Mae Ruff
Haydenville
Ellen Rife
Buchtel
Park Trowbridge
Youth Rally Planned by Nazarene Churches in Wellston
Logan area Nazarene youth plan a rally at Wellston Church at 7 30 p m Friday with about twenty zone churches sending delegates The Rev C B Clendenen of Logan zone president says a banner will go to the church with highest attendance times miles traveled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Church of the Nazarene
Athens
Wellston
C. B. Clendenen
Aged Logan Woman Dies Here Tuesday
Alma McCarthy 70 died at the home of Miss Beas Slatzer on E Main Street after several months ill health. She had taken rooms at the Slatzer home recently and had cousins in Logan. She was daughter of the late Dennis McCarthy linked to the Hocking Canal era. Rev. R C Babylon to conduct the 1 p m Thursday service at Woodard Funeral Chapel with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Alma McCarthy
Beas Slatzer
E. Main St
Silatzer
McCarthy
Dennis McCarthy
Hocking Canal
R. C. Babylon
Woodard Funeral Chapel
Greenlawn Cemetery
Columbuas
Logan Brief Social Notes
Local social pages note gatherings at Miss Blanche Ingmire home with guests and contests won by Mrs John Toy Miss Van Hook and Miss Lucy Barker. Other clubs meet with reports on education and art, plus a Delphian review of Gaspe and group singing at Glenview Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Blanche Ingmire
Bernice Salts
Don Castell
Harold Westenbarger
Lawrence van Duren
Frances van Hook
Robert Shaw
John Toy
Miss van Hook
Lucy Barker
Clarence Saltz
Toy
Thelma Lowery
Thelma Salts
Belva Ansel
Delphian Society
D. A. Rannells
Edward Godfrey
Gaspe
Olive Willetts Smith
Gaspe Peninsula
Maine
Winorlose
Alfred Carpenter
George Carr
Tide Houston
A.T. Spears
Emma Floyd
M. J. Cole
Glenview Heights
Paul Cruise
Ray Gaverick
N. Spring St
Arthur Wyatt
Sterling Smith
Benjamin Franklin
Henry Ward Beecher
Robert Mohler
C. B. Donahue
Carl Brown
New Year's Eve Party Hosted by Miss Jane Cox
Jacksonville social notes report a New Year’s Eve gathering at Miss Jane Cox’s home with hostesses Betty Dunlevy Clea Conaway Virginia Hartley and Cordelia Viall assisting. Guests listed include Irma Jean Nicholas Mildred Shirkey Billy Mandrell Harry Sayre Ruth Lent and others. Also notes a WCTU meeting postponement and various relatives visiting or returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Holsington
Jacksonville
Jane Cox
Betty Dunlevy
Clea Conaway
Virginia Hartley
Cordelia Viall
Irma Jean
Nicholas
Mildred Shirkey
Billy Mandrell
Harry Sayre
Ruth Lent
Max Sayre
George Burdess
James Davis
Jack
Joann Turner
WCTU
J. L. Altman
United Brethren Church
Martin Bernard
Charles Hipsher
Bloomingdale
Wellsburg
W. Va
Wilma Safreed
Columbus
Butler Safreed
Wilma
Bliss College
Ives Dunlevy
Newark
William Hill
Roy Edwards
Zanes
Son Unable To Attend Robert Carr Funeral
Logan services were set for 2 p m Tuesday for Robert Carr found dead in his Logan home last week. Freely Carr of Ironwood Michigan could not attend. The funeral was at South Perry Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev. Harry Haynes officiating. Burial followed at South Perry Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ironwood
Mich
Robert Carr
South Perry Methodist Episcopal Church
Harry Haynes
South Perry Cemetery
Logan-Hocking Marriage Licenses Tie Record High in 1936
Logan county saw 198 marriage licenses issued in 1936 the highest in years. Judge E L Ewing noted the total beat 1935 when 163 were issued with June leading at 25 permits and monthly totals listed from January through December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
E. L. Ewing
Missing Man Found By Logan Officers
Warren Scott of Logan City had vanished for six weeks amid an obscene language case. The grand jury met on Monday, but Scott was unaware of it. On Tuesday morning Chief Lew Reynolds and Deputy Sheriff Newton Spencer found and arrested him at a Bowen Street residence to await arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Warren Scott
Thia E City
Scott
Lew Reynolds
Newton Spencer
Bowen St
New Year Service Planned at Carbon Hill Church
Hadenville pastor Rev L C Lineberger to preach New Year service at Carbon Hill Methodist Church Thursday at 7 pm. He will speak on Looking Ahead into the New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydenville
L. C. Lineberger
Hadenville
Carbon Hill
First Meeting of Creditors for Frank Gaskin Bankrupt
In the Southern District of Ohio Eastern Division the bankrupt Frank Gaskin of Glouster Athens County is scheduled for his first meeting of creditors. Referee John P Kelso will preside at Citizens Bank Building Nelsonville Ohio on January 16 1987 at ten o clock in the forenoon to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Ohio
Frank Gaskin
Glouster
Athens
John P. Kelso
Citizens Bank
Nelsonville
John Pelso
Kruptcy
Wife Suffers Broken Rib After Assault
Logan A hospital X ray showed Mrs Homer Huston with a fractured left rib. Officers say the injury occurred Christmas Day during an assault by her husband. Huston is serving a county jail sentence after pleading guilty to the assault. Gasper Berecz, Columbus, left the hospital after head lacerations from a car crash near Starr more than a week ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Cherrington Hospital
Homer Huston
Huston
Gasper Berecz
Columbus
Starr
Farmers and Hunters Rally in Logan Oppose Open Fox Season
About 2 farmers joined more than 100 attendees at the Hocking County Fox Hunters Association annual roundup at the Junior Order Hall. The program included music, clog dancing, and an oyster supper. A resolution was adopted opposing an open fox season and condemning fox trapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Fox Hunters Association
Miss Alice Nixon Dies at Maxville
Mrs. Alice Nixon 81 wife of John D. Dixon died at her Maxville home Monday after a week illness of pneumonia. Funeral services at Maxville Methodist Episcopal Church 2 p m Thursday with Rev W H Harble of Logan delivering the sermon. Burial in Friendship Cemetery Perry County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Maxville Methodist Episcopal Church
Alice Nixon
John D. Dixon
Maxville
Nixon
Rebecca Wagner
Nashville
Mich
W. H. Harble
Friendship Cemetery
Perry County
Plan Yearly Farmers Institute Meet at Logan
Plans were made for the annual farmers institute in Logan on January 20 and 21 at a meeting of officers this week. Thomas F. Campbell Van Wert and Mrs D B Phillips of Hamilton will speak. The meeting probably will be held in the Knights of Pythias Hall. Officers attending the meeting were Frank Campbell president Marion Beery vice president Claude Harsh secretary Mrs Annie Brimner hostess Frank St Clair Clarence Skinner and Irvin Ball executive committeemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Farmers Institute
Thomas F. Campbell
van Wert
D. B. Phillips
Hamilton
Knights of Pythias Hall
Frank Campbell
Marion Beery
Claude Harsh
Annie Brimner
Frank St. Clair
Clarence Skinner
Irvin Ball
Farmer Injured as Runaway Team Strikes Car
Logan Falls Town ship farmer Wash Meldrim was driving wheat to the Hockman Mill when his wagon ran away on West Second Street. The wagon overturned after hitting Mrs. William Bush’s parked car, injuring Meldrim with a fracture to the right leg hip and scalp lacerations. He was taken to Cherrington Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Wash Meldrim
Falls Township
W. Second St
Meldrim
Hockman Mill
S. High St
William Bush
Murray City
Cherrington Hospital
Logan A marriage license issued to Doughty and Edieman
James L. Doughty a 56 year old laborer from Columbus and Belle L. Edieman a 58 year old house keeper from Logan received a marriage license on Tuesday. The ceremony was performed by Reverend W. N. Shank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James L. Doughty
Columbus
Belle L. Edieman
W. N. Shank
Logan Fire Loss Records Low Total in 1936
Logan reported the second lowest fire loss in 15 years with 538 dollars lost on buildings and contents in 1936. The January 10 blaze at Lawrence Coakley’s home caused 400 in building loss and 25 in contents. Fourteen fires occurred, with 75 dollars lost at the O C Culp Building on East Main Street, and hose lines used on only two occasions. Property value at risk totaled about 40 000 dollars, underscoring effective firefighting.
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Logan
Walter Nixon
Lawrence Coakley
Riff Ave
O. C. ‘Culp
E. Main St
Kiwanis Club Installs New Officers in Logan
Fred Burchfield led the installation of Kiwanis officers Tuesday evening in Logan. Al Fred Carpenter became president replacing Wilbur Lanning. New officers include Denzil Weltner as vice president Harry D. Foster as secretary and Howard Rolston as assistant secretary. The secretary received a Kiwanis pin and the group distributed new books plus a song session directed by L. P. Mooney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Fred Burchfield
Kiwanis Club
Alfred Carpenter
Wilbur Lanning
Kiwanis
Denzil Weltner
Harry D. Foster
Howard Rolston
L. P. Mooney
Police Warn Against Airguns in City
Chief Lew Reynolds issues a Logan warning on air rifles after property damage complaints. Police seize the guns and hold them until parents are interviewed at headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lew Reynolds
Vendor help available at county election office
Ralph Miller opened a two week headquarters in the county election board office to assist vendors and local retailers with preparing and completing their sales tax returns. He will work with vendors who have not finished their returns to ensure proper filing.
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County Election Board
Secret indictment against Harley Chambers reported
A grand jury returned a LOGAN indictment charging Harley Chambers with neglecting to provide for his child. He was arrested Monday night by Deputy Sheriff Newton Spencer and held for arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harley Chambers
Newton Spencer
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