Hocking County 1935 Criminal Actions Show Non-Support and Liquor Lead
Crackdown on non support and liquor law violations dominated Hocking County common pleas court actions in 1935. Achauer reports 68 total cases with 42 sentences, including one murder freed for justifiable homicide and one manslaughter case plea. Divorce petitions reached 44 with 29 decrees granted.
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Logan
Common Pleas Court
Hocking County
Charlies C. Achauer
Harley M. Whitcraft
Penitentiary
Reformatory
Asault
Kreetine
Civic Club Leaders Join in Scout Work Banquet Planning
Logan Rotarians and Kiwanians work with Boy Scout executives to plan a February 10 banquet for the Scouts. A meeting will outline the program with Kiwanians represented by F Burchfield and Rotary and Kiwanis members including Howard Kirk and W Braddock, Scoutmasters.
Logan Man Seeks Democratic Nomination for County Treasurer
Robert N. White of 200 North St. announced Wednesday evening his bid for the Democratic nomination for county treasurer at the May primary. He has served as assistant to Treasurer George C. Hengst for the past year and previously lived in Perry Township after moving to Logan years ago.
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Logan
Robert N
Bob" White
North St
George C. Hengst. Frier
Perry Township
School attendance fines for Kerns and Ruffines in Laurel and Marian townships
Fines of 10 dollars and costs were assessed Wednesday by Magisterial C. T. Stephenson against Harry Kerns of Marian Township and Roy Ruffines of Laurel Township after they pleaded guilty to failing to send their children to school. Attendance Officer Carl C. Poling filed the complaint and Constable George H. Spang made the arrests.
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Logan
C. T. Stephenson
Harry Kerns
Marian Township
Roy Ruffines
Laurel Township
Carl C. Poling
George H. Spang
Logan Examinations Set for Next Thursday and Friday
Logan Schools will hold examinations for all students next Thursday and Friday marking the end of the first semester.
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LOGAN
Funeral rites in Pennsville for B A Carr father of local supt
Logan Mr and Mrs Sherman Lyke and Howard BK Kirk with Fred Burchfield attended funeral rites in Pennsville Tuesday for B A Carr father of George E Carr superintendent of this city. His death occurred last Saturday.
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LOGAN
Sherman Lyke
Howard BK. Kirk
Fred Burchfield
Pennsville
B. A. Carr
George E. Carr
Logan High Band Director Attends Urbana Meeting
Logan High School band director Richard McCutehan left Wednesday morning for Urbana Illinois to attend a meeting of band instructors. He was accompanied by Prof Curtis Janssen of Athens.
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Logan
Richard McCutehan
Logan High School
Urbana
Curtis Janssen
Athens
Logan pupil returns after eye infection absence
Rochester Bue Logan, who had been absent from high school for weeks due to an eye infection, returned to classes this week though sight in one eye remains impaired. The Rev Amos L Hevde spoke in New Lexington on Tuesday at a meeting of Lutheran pastors from Fairfield Perry and Hocking counties.
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Logan
Bue Rochester
Amos L. Hevde
New Lexington
Feirfield, Perry
Hockine Counties
Silver Ridge Social Personal Mention
Silver Ridge notes list community personal mentions with names and brief visits. Names include Pora Tuttle, Mr and Mrs Walter Tuttle, Mrs Ralph Parrish, Darey Pa Fev and Mrs Charles Fox Tup pers Plains, Mr and Mrs Dana Swarty Alfred, Edith Harper and children, Mvertie Van Meter Alfred, Bernice R Betzing, Ruth MacPherson Tupers Plains, and Vesta Bentz with Mable Wartz Alfred.
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Silver Ridge
Pora Tuttle
New Lexington
Akron
Walter Tuttle
Ralph Parrish
Darey
Fev
Charles Fox
Tuppers Plains
Dana Swarty
Alfred
F. Betzing
Edith Harper
Mvertie van Meter
Bernice R Betzing
Ruth MacPhereon
Vesta Bentz
Mable “Wartz
One couple of every three United States is childless
A census style statistic notes that about one in three couples in the United States have no children. The item highlights trends affecting family structure and demographic patterns.
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United States
Mission Group Meets for Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Mrs. George C. Hengst hosted a Tuesday gathering at her N Walnut Street home. President Mrs. Thomas Connor led the program with hymns sung by Mrs. Eugene Wright and devotionals by Mrs. C S Bright. Miss Eleanor Durr spoke on Education in South America and Ruth Armstrong brought the 1873 secretarial book with the membership list. Guests included Rev W N Shank and several listed members.
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George C. Hengst
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
N. Walnut St
Thomas Connor
Eugene Wright
C. S. Bright
South America
Eleanor Durr
Ruth Armstrong
W. N. Shank
Margaret Smith
Ashtabula
Mary Phillips
West Virginia
Mabel Atha
Will Payne
Mary Spears
Gibbons
Colorado
Kittie Dill
Carl Anderson
Carrie Durr
Hobby Club Holds Private-Home Meetings and Plans Events
Hobby Club members met at Miss Ann Bowen’s home on N Walnut St Tuesday to assign four or five members per committee and schedule meetings at private residences. A Valentine party was planned while social hour games and refreshments followed. Day ton Schultheiss attended with Lunch helpers Betty Hall June Grooms and Marjorie Tschappat. program by Marcella Risch Albert Léonard Bruce Price. Mrs Fred Graham spoke on Textiles and Fabrics with fabric tests. The Home Makers Club gathered at Mrs George Vanfossen’s with Mrs Newell Grooms assisting. Contests were won by Mrs John Kelch and Mrs Elmer Risch. A plate lunch followed at 5 pm. Mrs Ida Mathias hosted the Deliphian Club on Mound St Tuesday. John Milton discussion led by Miss Anna Wellman with readings from Paradise Lost and related works given by several members.
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Hobby Club
Ann Bowen
N. Walnut St
Dayton Schultheiss
Betty Hall
June Grooms
Marjorie Tschappat
Marcella Risch
Albert Léonard
Bruce Price
Fred Graham
Home Makers Club
Graham
George Vanfossen
Newell Grooms
John Kelch
Elmer Risch
Ida Mathias
Deliphian Club
Mound St
John Milton
Anna Wellman
H. J Linverzagt
John Dougherty
Mathias
Charlies Barker
Rolleall
Mrs Lacock Hosts Birthday Tea for Mary Neville
Mrs W B Lacock entertained on Wednesday afternoon for her daughter Mary Neville who observed her seventh birthday. Guests included Eugenia Weinrich Adelia Ruble and sixteen luncheon guests noted with a birthday cake centerpiece. Also announced was the secret January marriage of Letha Lou Burgess and William Silcott with plans to reside in Nelsonville.
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W. B. Lacock
Mary Neville
Eugenia Weinrich
Adelia Ruble
Barbara Huls
Norma Cole
Joan Chambers
Joan Kleinschmidt
Joan Ogg
Donna Lee Toy
Marlynn Jacoby
Letha Lou Burgess
George Burgess
City
William Silcott
Charles Silcott
High St
Nelsonville
Honor Roll at Logan Senior High Large and Varied
Logan Senior High reports a 17.7 percent school honor roll for the second six weeks. Sophomores lead with 18.6 percent, followed by Seniors at 17.97 and Juniors at 16.2 percent. Room 36 tops with eleven sophomores. rooms 30, 31, and 32F each tie with seven.
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Logan
Logan Senior High School
Jeanne Barker
Kermit Bliss
Mary Boyd
Dorothea Boring
Ann Bowen
Violet Brooks
Grace Clark
Blanche Fickel
June Grooms
Sheila Graham
Luther Heyde
Josephine Iles
Thelma Johnson
Paul Jurgensmier
Dorothy Krumiaus
Ernestine Love
Phyllis Nixon
Betty Parry
Florence Rechenwald
John Schaal
Genevieve Schafer
Mary Scholl
Marjorie Tschappat
Maxine Terrell
Mary Wolfe
Jeanne Webb
Louella Brown
Harold Brown
Virginia Canter
Mary Cline
Grace Cole
Bonnie
Dorothy Ralston
Racine Rochester
Harrett Sprankel
Jane White
Logan Green Township Board elects officers and fills vacancy
The Logan Green Township Board of Education elected J. W. Shaw president C. B. Chute vice president and Walter Hartley clerk. Andrew Rheinscheid resigned and Orlandeth Lehman was appointed to the two year vacancy joining J. E. Francis and William Horn on the board.
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Logan
Green Township
Automobile Sidelighting on Main St Damages Cars
Automobiles owned by Earl Hood and Pete Hunter were sideswiped and damaged while parked on Main St Tuesday evening, according to local reports. No injuries noted as the incident remains under investigation.
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Logan
Earl Hood
Pete Hunter
Main St
Hospital Notables and Discharges Today
Mrs Charlies Thurness and her twin daughters left Cherrington Hospital for home on Wednesday. Mrs J P Shaw and her son were discharged the same day. Teddy Thomas of Nelsonville underwent a tonsil removal operation also on Wednesday.
Holloways Buy Green Township Farm From Elder
Timothy B Holloway and Martha Holloway of Columbus purchased the Green Township farm and country residence of J R Elder. No definite possession date has been set and Mr Elder and family may move to Logan.
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Logan
Timothy B. Holloway
Martha Holloway
Columbus
Green Township
J. R. Elder
Mrs. C. A. Richey Returns from Columbus Visit
Mrs. C. A. Richey came back Wednesday after a several day visit with her sister Mrs. Flora Ullom in Columbus.
Tour ist Bock Club Holds Executive Meeting at Rauch Home
An executive meeting of the Tour ist Bock Club was held at the home of Mrs. C. F. Rauch on Tuesday evening with a covered dish supper and business session. Officers were Ruth Watson president Day ton Schultheras vice president Forest FE. Weinrich secretary George Vanfossen corresponding secretary and Mrs. Rauch treasurer. Mrs. Ella Work arrives in Logan from Chicago for an extended visit with Mrs. B. C.
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Bock Club
C. F. Rauch
Ruth Watson
Dayton Schultheras
Forest FE. Weinrich
George Vanfossen
Rauch
Senator McNary Proposes Substitution to Export Debenture Plan
Charles L. McNary of Oregon, Republican Senate leader, offers a substitute for the AAA outlawed by the Supreme Court. His optional measure would use the export debenture or the equalization fee or the domestic allotment plan and he says it would pass constitutional tests.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
Senate
Linton To Lead City Health Board in Logan County
Logan County Board of Health convened a reorganizational session with Linton reelected president and Frank Hufford named vice president. Dr. W. B. Lacock remains health commissioner and clerk by office. No board member changes. 1936 budget approved similar to 1935.
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Logan—County
Council To Organize At Meeting Tonight
Logan City council plans a meeting to organize with Councilman Marcus Ricketts expected to resign. He aims to become city treasurer, vacant since FE L Nelson left earlier this year, a move Mayor Fitzgerald had indicated as his preference.
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Logan
Marcus Ricketts
Fourth Ward
FE. l L. Nelson
Fitzgerald
Ricketts
Heydes Attend 60th Anniversary in Lancaster
Reverend and Mrs. Amos L. Heyde of Logan joined relatives in Lancaster on Sunday to honor the 60th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Israel Fosnought. The Fosnoughts are noted former parishioners from Heyde’s tenure at the Lancaster Lutheran Church.
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Logan
Amos L. Heyde
Lancaster
Israel Fosnought
Heyde
Lancaster Lutheran Church
Logan Police Report Shows 162 Arrests In 1955
Logan police logged 162 arrests in 1955 with filed charges. The tally excludes cases with overtime parking tags issued to first offenders.
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Logan
Logan circulates petitions for Williams and Tracy
Petition drives in Logan on Wednesday circulated names of Judge Roy H. Williams for state supreme court and Joseph Tracy for state auditor aiming to boost their campaigns.
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Logan
Roy H. Williams
State Supreme Court
Joseph Tracy
State Auditor
Grid Awards At Assembly Friday At Senior High
Logan Assembly at Senior High School Friday will award letters and keys to football squad members. Coach Carl F Schroeder will present the awards to players, with Fred Burchfield distributing them. Ninth graders may attend the Senior High assembly while a Junior High assembly is held for seventh and eighth graders.
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LOGAN
Carl F. Schroeder
Fred Burchfield
Meet Nelson to McConnelsville Tuesday Evening
Athletic officials announce a meet with McConnelsville scheduled for Tuesday evening. The Chieftains travel to Sonville Friday for a game against Wellington on Saturday January 1.
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LOGAN
McConnelsville
Chieftainssonville
Evenin
Weliiston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harley Whitcraft
White
Gofrs
Mrs. Mathias
Mrs. Lacock
D. Ketchem
First Methodist Episcopal Church of
Parkersburg
Mrs. Wolee
Thimble and Art Club
White Home
W. Hunter St
Mra
Byron Wolfe, Sr
Mra. W. N. Shank
Wil Gaffney
M. H. Cherrington
Laura McCormick
Warren Bright
Logan Senior High
Shaw
Cherrington Hospital
Purchase Farm
Lowf Brothers
Carpenter Hardware Co
Glouster
Ella Work
Edgar Whittaker Work
Chicago
B. C
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Jimmie Littler’ S
Linton
City Health Board
Women's Thriftville Shoes
Oxfords
Nelson
Burns
Portsmouth
Vitali
Halibut
C. Oil
Ib. Chocolate Co
Thompson
I. V. C. Halibut
Park Davis
Abbotts Haliver
Erec
K. M
Licorice
Harvester
Phillies
Vincello
San Felice
Quintessa Cigars
PuaMil
Elvet
Hart & Hart
King Edwards
Johnny Walker
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