Two Defendants Change to Guilty Pleas Before Trials
Logan report notes both defendants offered guilty pleas before trial. Mrs. Bierly remains ill ten days after a nervous collapse and is confined to her Warner Avenue home with her mother visiting from Grand Rapids. In a separate item, Ralph and Barney Matheny of Starr Township encountered a large carp in the Hocking River that refused bait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ralph
Barney Matheny
Starr Township
Hocking
Chambers Must Post Bond After Court Decision
In common pleas court Judge Henderson handled pleas and sentences. Harley Chambers must pay $2 weekly child support and post $500 bond. Warren Scott pled guilty to absence language, fined $50 plus costs, 90 days jail with suspension on work. Clifford McQuaid Haydenville and Russell Fout Columbus sentenced to Mansfield Reformatory for non-support. Clyde Bloomfield placed on probation with $300 child support and supervision by Probation Officer Newton Spencer, allowing return to West Union for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Clifford McQuaid
Haydenville
Russell Fout
Columbus
Mansfield Reformatory
Reformatory
Clyde Bloomfield
Newton Spencer
West Union
Logan Lodge Daughters of America Install Officers
Logan Daughters of America held an installation led by Deputy Councilor Miss Margaret Columber. New officers include Mrs Caddie Kitchen as retiring councilor, and Mrs Marie Hamilton as associate junior past councilor. Logan-Ray Dollison, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Dollison, went to Cleveland for work with an oil company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Daughters of America
Margaret Columber
Caddie Kitchen
Marie Hamilton
Thomas Riddlebarger
Marie Beougher
Ida Sheets
Arminda Shaw
Jennie Richards
Anna Horn
Veran Collison
Inside Sentinel
Minerva Schaal
Outside Sentinel
Margaret Kistler
Kitchen
Council
Logan
Ray Dollison
Paul Dollison
Cleveland
Dean
Internal Revenue Man Will Address Kiwanians
Logan Kiwanians host A. P. McTague from the Internal Revenue department for a talk on taxes before a Chamber of Commerce discussion. Mrs. Robert Gompf is discharged from Cherrington Hospital after ten days of treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Man
Logan
A. P. Mc
Robert Gompf
Cherrington Hospital
Logan Rotary Club Announces January February Committees
The Logan Rotary Club reveals program committee members for January with William Woodard Fred E Hull and Josef F Bras. February assigns Harold Chambers and Clarence Blosser to lead. March committee includes B Nixon Sam Primmer and Charles Breene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
William Woodard
Fred E. Hull
Josef F. Brash
Logan Rotary Club
Harold Chambers
Clarence Blosser
B. ©. Nixon
Sam Primmer
Charles Breene
Warn of Investment In Warehouse Receipts
Logan Chamber of Commerce warns salesmen in Logan to beware whiskey warehouse receipts sold for building and loan claims. Officials say the asking price for raw whiskey is too high and recommend thorough investigation before any purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Hunters Kill Suspected Wildcat in Hocking County
Ernest Murray and his son Charles killed an animal they believe is a wildcat while hunting near Union Furnace on Thursday night and have preserved the pelt for mounting. Wildcats are reported yearly in the county with past sightings near Nash Phelps in the city area and by highway workers near South Bloomingville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Union Furnace
Ernest Murray
Charles
Hocking County
Nash Phelps
South Bloomingville
Street Work Nearing End on Zanesville Ave Repaving
WPA project in Logan headed for completion this week as engineer Edward Collins reports Zanesville Avenue repaving almost finished. The program, one of the city's largest WPA efforts, has employed many men and covered Walnut and North Streets before relaying Zanesville. Second Street paving was approved recently as the next phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Zanesville Ave
Edward Collins
WPA
Walnut
North Sts
Second St
Lift and Chicken Dinner on Route 75 Near Logan
On Route 75 south of Logan Monday C W Ziegler signaled for a ride and found a chicken hanging from a radiator as the car stopped. He removed the bird and the driver, unaware of the fatal strike, reported hitting a chicken earlier. Ziegler then received a ride from another motorist who stopped shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
C. W. Ziegler
Ziegler
Marriage Age Figures Are Interesting
Logan reports on 1936 marriage licenses noting 17 men under 18, 74 brides under 21, and 27 brides older than their grooms. The youngest couple were 16 and 15, with unusual pairings such as 18 and 17, 51 and 39, and 68 and 66 among others.
Chimney Fire Damages Home. Minor Loss Reported
Firemen answered a Sunday call at Ray Castell residence on E Hunter St where loot had ignited in the chimney. The blaze burned through a flue into a room and damaged paper. only a small loss was reported. Carbon Hill to Hold Dance featuring Hank and Sim Georgia Crackers Orchestra on Saturday Jan 16 at 8 pm for a benefit affair with round and square dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ray Castell
E. Hunter St
Carbon Hill
Hank and Sim
Logan Rotary adds two new members in ceremony
Logan Rotary Club welcomed Wayne Whitcraft son of the late Judge Harley M Whitcraft and Coach Tom Bender as new members Monday evening. The session featured several two minute talks by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Rotary Club
Wayne Whitcraft
Harley M. Whitcraft
Tom Bender
Logan Farmers Institute Arrangements Complete
Final plans set for the Logan farmers institute at Maccabee Hall January 20 and 21 with state speakers Thomas L. Campbell Van Wert and Mrs. D B Phillips. Marion Beery presides opening session at 930. Frank Campbell leads the evening session. J W Coleman joins the afternoon talks as music by West Logan school. Topics include Making Records The Happy Prince Margine Dollars Building for Tomorrow Home Our Kingdom and unkim the Bottle and Shod ay in the Shop. Thursday music by Calico Ride Nickel Plate Scotts Creek and Webb Summit schools features A Rural Community Faces the Future The Leaf Clover True Friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Kingdom
Calico Ride
Nickel Plate
Scotts Creek
Webb Summit
Chieftain Cagers Set for Wellston Friday Tilt
Logan matches the Chieftains against Wellston in a Friday basketball clash marking the second association game of the season. Coach Tom Bender leads a squad aiming to avenge last fall’s football win as both schools’ reserves meet. Expected starters include Cole and Richardson at forward Ralston at center and Leonard and Nelson at guard with Fitzgerald Sparnon and Snyder as substitutes.
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Wellston
Cole
Richardson
Ralston
Leonard
Nelson
Fitzgerald
Sparnon
Snyder
License issued for Karnes Jones marriage in Logan area
One marriage license was issued over the weekend by Judge E. L. Ewing. Walter W. Karnes aged 23, a Lancaster mechanic, and Georgette Rose Jones aged 21, of Enterprise, were granted the license, both listed as children of their respective parents.
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Logan
E. L. Ewing
Walter W. Karnes
Mechanic
Lancaster
Lloyd Karnes
Georgette Rose Jones
Enterprise
Edgar Jones
King Reports Pig Theft from Premises
Fred King told police a 45 pound white pig was stolen from his premises on Sunday night. The report notes the incident occurred at his property and police are investigating the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Fred King
Rio Grande Personal And Social Notes
Rio Grande notes report visits from Anna Wood of Gallipolis and Forrest Thomas of Gallipolis. Mrs. Otho Shiers returns from South Charleston. Rio Grande College loses to New River State 28 23. Rio Grande High School defeats Cheshire 28 14. Local illnesses noted and recoveries. WAA Hiking Club enjoyed a breakfast hike at the college grove. Upcoming basketball games vs Mountain State Parkersburg and Rio Grande High vs Cadmus. Harry Wood and Lois Fasig show improved conditions. Vivian Spurgeon in Gallipolis. W O Aleshire visits Middleport relatives. Epworth League party planned. Harry and Mrs. Anderson welcome a son John McGee born weighing eight pounds. Wiseman family dinner visit. The fastest thing a human can do is wink an eye.
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Rio Grande
Anna Wood
Gallipolis
Forrest Thomas
Otho Shiers
South Charleston
Rio Grande College
New River
Rio Grande High School
Cheshire
J. W. Sutliffe
Hannah Randall
Dorothy Brooks
Albert Samuels
Vinton
WAA
College Grove
Parkersburg
Cadmus
Holzer Hospital
Harry Wood
Lois Fasig
Vivian Spurgeon
W. O. Aleshire
Middleport
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Harry Anderson
John McGee
Robert Wiseman
Ernest
New County Mechanic Appointed in County Garage
Logan Wylie Rhoades assumes duties as mechanic at the county garage replacing Carl Larimer under administrator Orla Wolfe. He is expected to be formally named to the position by County Engineer Ernest L. Schaal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Wylie Rhoades
Carl Larimer
Orla Wolfe
Ernest L. Schaal
Federal Agents Close In On Slayer In Kidnapping Case
Federal agents led by J Edgar Hoover pressed the Charles Mattson kidnapping case as a slain boy was found near Everett. A corpse nude with axe injuries, wrists and neck tied, surfaced 300 feet from the highway in timber. Identification came from Sceva, a Mattson friend, who aided the Tacoma inquiry and told Mrs Mattson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sceva
Mattson
Charles
Seattle
Mable
G-men
J. Edgar Hoover
Chicago
Harold Nathan
Tacoma
Tim
Everett
Gordon Morrow
Young Morrow
Ray Ryan
Silver Ridge Personal And Social Mention
Local residents attended Chester basketball games Friday night. Juanita Tuttle ill but recovering. Families and neighbors visited and observed New Year gatherings and church appointments. The Tuttle and Shafer families are noted with travel and a funeral in Tupplers Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Ridge
Chester
Juanita Tuttle
Virgil Beals
Pomeroy
Alvin Myers
C. F. Betzing
W. V. Harter
U. B
Amanda Parker
Inez Pooler
Burton Tuttle
Racine
Merl Tuttle
Merl
Walter
Frank Alden
Methodist Church
Tuppers Plains
Thelma Shafer
T. W. Shafer
Athens
Frank Donaldson Arrested on Intoxication Charge
Logan Frank Donaldson was taken into custody Sunday night by Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith on an intoxication charge. He will appear before Magistrate S. B. Whitehart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lawrence McClelland
Glouster
Nellis Smith
Whitehart
Inauguration visit by Columbus leaders to Governor Davey
Several Democratic leaders led by Judge Phil A Henderson traveled to Columbus on Monday for the inauguration of Governor Martin L Davey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Phil A. Henderson
Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Syracuse Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Illnesses
Syracuse residents and guests are listed with social updates. Blanche Ros setter and con Howard visited Mrs. Mary Karr and Miss Marcia Karr. Ward Sayre bought and will repair the Louisa Wilson property and moved in. Various attendees report illnesses, visits, and club activities across Syracuse and neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Blanche Rossetter
Con
Howard
Albany
Mary Karr
Marcia Karr
Ward Sayre
Moriah
Louisa Wilson
Birthday Horoscope With Cautious Warnings
The zodiac advises peculiar and perplexing problems ahead with possible private enmities from carelessness. Sign all writings carefully and beware fraud. Those born today face strange developments, talent, and enterprise that must be guided to avoid rash decisions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chambers
Logan Lodge
John McQuaid
Patsy
Martha
Toledo
R. H. Bierly
Walter Reed
Tommy
Rudy Lortz
John Fleming
Shawnee
Logan Farmers’ Institute
Fisher Body
Flint
Mich
USN
Ann Page Pure Fruit Preserves
New County Mechanic
Syracuse Social Notes
Fred Shumway
T. A. May
Twilight Garden Club
Irving Karr
W. A. Adams
Martha Echols
Edna Whetstone
Liverpool
J. E. Carleton
Portland
Syracuse Pta
Louise Taylor
G. H. Parker
William Houdashelt
Dorcas Nease
Walter Kelch
Huntington
van Johnson
Lillian Moore
East St. Louis
Henry Johnson, Jr
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Norentha Fleming
Florence Fields
Akron
John Fields
P. C. Williams
Avazo Williams
C. P. Williams
Cung
America
Athens’ Family Shoe Store
By Genevieve Kemble
Hirty
Ale Gas Company
Zenners
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