Hacking Grand Jury Indicts Five in Lightest Return in Years
Logan reports five indictments from 17 investigated cases after jurors heard 24 witnesses. The grand jury visited the county jail and found it conducted lawfully. Indicted are John Ogg for disturbing the peace and assault and battery, Pearl Marshall for carrying a concealed weapon, Clarence Cox for larceny, and James Sorrell for intoxication. Arraignment set for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ogg
Pearl Marshal
Clarence Cox
James Sorrell
Kerr Guild Meets LOGAN January in Franklin
Kerr Guild gathered at the First Presbyterian Church on Monday with dinner at six. Mrs. Harry Smith led devotionals and Miss Helen D. Rochester introduced the new study book Foreign Missions lesson was led by Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Burchfield. Entertainment was led by Bowen with contests. dinner committee included Tachappat Anderson McLain Frenier Strentz. Guests included Miss Bareha Work and Mrs. Richardson Columbus plus Mrs. Warden Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard McLain
Carl Frenier
Louise Strentz
Bareha Work
Harry St. Clair
Mary Warden
Columbus
Kathleen Richardson
Birthday Dinner for Mrs. Lowell Dawley in Logan
Mrs. Lowell Dawley of East Second Street celebrated her birthday with a Sunday dinner inviting several friends including Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Powell of Nelsonville, Mrs. Irene Steenrod of Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. DD Soliday, N. A. Chute.
Victim Is Recovering After Canal Winchester Crash
Mrs Edwin D Ricketts remains hospitalized in Columbus after December accident near Canal Winchester and knee surgery. Reports Monday show improvement as Mr Ricketts and Mr and Mrs Frank Ricketts with children visited Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Edwin D. Ricketts
Columbus
Canal Winchester
Rickettea
Frank Ricketts
Licenses urged for hunters and trappers in Logan district
Edward M. Eberst deputy game protector calls attention to 1933 licenses required for day or night hunting with dog or gun. The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs plan a joint installation with entertainment and lunch at the I O O F Hall. Local illness updates and basketball results from Corning and Moxahala are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Edward M. Eberst
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Mary Cox
Phenoix
Crooksville
Budd Clark
Corning
Moxahala Boys
Girlie
Straitsville
1932 Election Costs In Hocking County
Logan January 18 annual report to the secretary of state shows Hocking County election costs for 1932 at about 6400 dollars with 3700 dollars for judges and clerks. Estimated 4900 dollars for the coming year reflect a primary only in Logan ward precincts with township and Murray City Laurelville candidates on petition ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
County Election Board
Secretary of State
Hocking County
Murray City
Laurelville
Influenza Sidelights Local Officials and Businessmen
Influenza restricts public officials and businessmen with Yerd Hack confined to his North Street home for several days and reported improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
North Street
Logan plant payroll lists 268 employees
Payroll at the Logan plant of the Cincinnati Shoe Company shows 268 employes on the latest list. This marks the largest staffing since the plant was taken over by new management more than a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Cincinnati Shoe Company
Mrs James Noble to Celebrate 90th Birthday
Logan news notes Mrs James Noble of North Spring Street prepares to mark her 90th birthday on Saturday. The occasion will be celebrated with a family dinner the following day.
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Logan
James Noble
North Spring Street
Old Man's Cave Visits Decline From 1930s Peak
Logan January 18. Old Man's Cave drew 71 961 visitors in 1932 down from 79 443 in 1931 and 87 127 in 1930. Of these 1 615 came from outside Ohio. Cedar Falls and Conkle Hollow saw limited registrations on weekends and holidays. July led with 16 500 visitors, August 14 505. A total of 1 004 campers registered from Ohio and nearby states.
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Logan
Old Man's Cave
Ohio
Ranger 8
A. Reichley
Reichley
Cedar Falls
Conkle Hollow
Chicago
Covington
la Grange
Indiana
Dayton
Columbus
Nelsonville
Athens
Zanesville
Westerville
Unionville Center
Circleville
Michigan
California
Arkansas
New York
New Jersey
West Virginia
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Texas
Ontario
Illinois
Kentucky
Florida
Missouri
Colorado
Washington
Wisconsin
Louisiana
Connecticut
Maryland
Mississippi
Wyoming
Iowa
Georgia
Massachusetts
Nebraska
Tennessee
Kansas
Delaware
Virginia
New Mexico
Oregon
Sa. Dakota
North Carolina
Montana
Oklahoma
District of Columbia
Panama
Nevada
Dog Tag Sale Sluggish In Logan County Delinquency Looms
Logan January 18 only 1,000 dogs had been registered by January 20, half of the 1932 total. County dog warden Howard Brooks will start checking delinquencies soon after January 20 with penalties added to regular fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Howard Brooks
Gallipolis Vocational Speech Contest Leads to District Finals
In Gallia Academy High School two vocational agriculture students, John Hamilton and Verne Bunce, compete in a public speaking contest. The winner advances to District 11 in Bartlett Washington County, then Farmers Week in Columbus to determine the state champion to go to Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia Academy High School
Bartlett
Washington County
John Hamilton
Verne Bunce
E. E. Higgins
Ann Simmerman
Ann Bradbury
Columbus
Massachusetts
Commissioners Meet County Home Report Made
Gallia County Commissioners approved the quarterly and annual reports of the Gallia County Children's Home and County Home. Albert Steele was named dog warden until February 1. A one-eighth mile road closure petition by J Ed Bing was ordered and a half mile road in Morgan Township petitioned by William Mockler added to the county system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County Children’s Home
Gallia County
Albert Steele
J. Ed Bing
Morgan Township
William Mockler
Burnetts Discharged From Holzer Hospital
Mr and Mrs M D Burnett of Patriot were discharged from Holzer Hospital today after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Jan
M. D. Burnett
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis Savings & Loan Sues L McKinley Niday
Judgment was given for the Gallipolis Savings and Loan Company in its suit to recover on a mortgage with the sale of the property ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallipolis Savings & Loan Company
L. McKinley Niday
Christening Of Baby Princess Provokes Bulgarian Protest
Sofia reports a diplomatic incident after Princess Maria Louise is christened in the Greek Orthodox faith. Pope Pius XI protested the move citing a prior agreement to raise royal children Roman Catholic. Bulgarian Foreign Minister Mouchanoff replied that the state bears responsibility for the christening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Bulgaria
Maria Louise
Pope Pius XI
Joanna
Giovanna
Italy
Boris III
Helena
Rome
Mouchanoff
Monsignor
Ange Joseph Roncalli
Boris
United Press
Moughanoff
Mgr. Roncalli
Vatican
Immunization Campaign Starts in Gallia County
Immunization of Gallia County school children against diphtheria began in Cheshire Township with Health Commissioner F W Shane and County Health Nurse R Ethel Wallace directing. All county schools will be visited with vaccinating on Wednesdays and Fridays. 1,637 children were immunized in 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Cheshire Township
F. W. Shane
R. Ethel Wallace
Gallipolis I O O F installs new lodge officers
Gallipolis Lodge No. 41 I O O F held an installation last night with District Deputy Grand Master Clyde Andrews directing. The event marked the lodge anniversary with services. New officers elected include N G John H Chick vice grand Tim Lewis past grand J M Norman secretary W L Kemper treasurer J L Haskins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallapolis
Gallipolis
N. G. John H. Chick
Tim Lewis
J. M. Norman
W. L. Kemper
J. L. Haskins
Local residents travel and appointments noted in Columbus and Gallipolis
Jake Soden leaves for Columbus to stay with his niece for several days. G M Gerhart resident engineer visits Columbus on Tuesday. Miss Sarabeth Shaw at Gallia Academy High School is confined at home Tuesday. Mrs J T Robinson son Barkey and Dr J T Hanson set to travel to Florida with plans for St Petersburg. Dr F W Shane acts as coroner during Hanson’s absence. Prof and Mrs S H Bing and Mrs C Bird with daughter spent Monday in Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Soden
Columbus
G. M. Gerhart
Sarabeth Shaw
Gallia Academy
J. T. Robinson
Barkey
J. T. Hanson
Florida
Robinsons
St. Petersburg
F. W. Shane
Hanson
S. H. Bing
C. Bird
Gallipolis
Par ent-Teacher Meeting Delayed for January 25
Amesville residents attend illness and care events as Mrs. J C Snedeker stays with Ed Gifford to aid Mrs So pronia Larkin. The Parent-Teacher Association postpones its meeting to January 25 for a one act play program. Mrs Edward Moore returns home from Columbus with her son after medical care. Miss Ruth Handa, an honor student, is ill at Mrs Birchie Thompson’s home and expected to return soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Snedeker
Malta
Ed Gifford
Sopronia Larkin
Parent-Teacher Association
Edward Moore
Columbus
Ruth Handa
Birchie Thompson
Handa
James McLain Celebrates 17th Birthday Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Carl McLain hosted nine young men at dinner Monday in honor of their son James on his 17th birthday. After dinner, guests played games. Attendees included Joe Marshall Homer Strohmeyer Lewis Gatchel Clyde Bingman Howard McAllister Bill Withem Edmund Beshara Charles Stephenson and Steve McClelland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Carl McLain
James
Joe Marshall
Homer Strohmeyer
Lewis Gatchel
Clyde Bingman
Howard McAllister
Bill Withem
Edmund Beshara
Charles Stephenson
Steve McClelland
Seven Granges Attend Albany District Officer Installation
Seven Granges from three counties gathered in Albany for the Albany Grange initiation of officers. George Halbert installed officers from memory as the youngest team in the county. Re elected officers included Master G. J. Tewksbury and secretary Maude Knowlton. New officers installed included Chaplin Dow Sanders and Ceres Mrs. Dow Sanders with committee member C. N. Jones. Refreshments for about 100 followed.
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Albany
Albany Grange
Canaan Grange
George Halbert
G. J. Tewksbury
Sam Scott
Golda Scott
Athens
Trimbie
Summit
Canaan
Columbia
Meigs County
Green Valley
Vinton County
Taylor Ridge Youth Guilty Of Robberies at Trimble
Mike Binderbasin aged 23 was arrested near Trimble after a radio was found hidden under hay at his Taylor Ridge home. He pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and stealing from Danford and Danford hardware in Trimble and was bound over to the grand jury on $600 bond. Police traced the thefts to the Trimble area with help from Blaine Chaillant who aided the recovery near 1:30 Sunday morning.
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Glouster
Trimble
Taylor Ridge
Mike Binderbasin
E. A. Johnson
Binderbasin
Danford & Danford
Roberts
Grand
Athens
George Grandy
Trimbie
Blaine Chaillant
Marshal Grandy
C. F. Danford
Binderbhasin
G. H. Love
Charles Stratton
Goldsberry
Love
Kiwanis Discuss Water Shortage in Glouster Meeting
Kiwanis Club members at the Hotel Gordon in Glouster Tuessday noon focused on the city water shortage and potential relief. Visitor Dan Hunter attended, and E. H. Taylor's attendance prize went to M. M. Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Gordon
Dan Hunter
E. H. Taylor
M. M. Murphy
Red Bresnen Dies in Glouster After Illness
John M. Red Bresnen World War veteran and local baseball figure died at his Poston home Monday afternoon from pneumonia after a flu siege. He served overseas about a year in Austria Hungary and Italy. Survived by wife, parents, siblings. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm at Poston church, burial Augustine Cemetery.
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Glouster
John M
Red) Bresnen
Poston
Bresnen
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Leo Bradley
R. Clark
F. J. Lloyd
Florence Mitchell
Frank
Mack
Neal
Pontiac
Mich
Augustine
Life of Teuton Following War Described Here
Dr. Robert H. Marquis of Ohio University spoke at the Athens Rotary Club on life in postwar Germany. He said Americans face no broad resentment, but many Germans blame France and face high taxes, inflation, unemployment, and tariffs. He noted limited car ownership, small farms, diverse crops, and many political parties with no clear majority, predicting a fading rise of Hitler.
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Germany
Athens Rotary Club
Hotel Berry
Robert H. Marquis
Ohio University
Marquis
United States
New Republic
Dr. Marquis
Hitler
Bank robbers held after War bank theft in West Virginia
Robert White and Carl Armstrong were arrested at Jacob's Fork six miles from War after the $1200 theft from the Bank of War. Officers recovered the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
W. Va
Robert White
Carl Armstrong
Bank of War
Jacob's Fork
War
Ohio Labor Bills Move Toward Public Hearing
Columbus January 18 The House Committee on Labor voted to hold a public hearing next Tuesday on two Rep. W. T. Roberts bills. One bans shipment of prison made goods into Ohio and the other requires contractors on public improvements to pay workers prevailing community wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
House Committee On Labor Today
W. T. Roberts
Belmont County
Ohio
Garde Family Visits Eugene Davis Household
The Garde family Mr. and Mrs. O. F. and their son Hubert were guests with Eugene Davis and family, sharing a social visit and conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert
Eugene Davis
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Voratone
Gibson’s Pharmacy
Prescription Store
Eberst
NEW Straitsville News
Hocking
Ferd
BANKS
Buckeye Dry Cleaners
the Security Bank
Athens, Ohio
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Princess
Pope
Chester Township
Amesville
Insull
Samuel Insull
Court of Appeals
Greece
Methodist Aid Society
Ed Rickey
Arthur Stuart
Alexander Presbyterian Aid Society
Plummer Lax
Will Cline
Lucretta Douglas
Lewis Brown
Philadelphia
C. D. Dailey
Brown
Dorothy Dailey
E. T. Dailey
H. C. Milhon
O. D. Dailey
Roy Gilson
Airline Road
Marshal Grandy of
Dwight W. Roads
Sinclair Refining Company
East State Street Dial
Teuton
Garde
Norris
Renee
Freda
Petes
St. Clair
Williams
Oden Rogers
Ray Bob Robert
Joseph
R. E. Goldsberry
Lee
William
W. Goldsberry
Caro Joy
Berry
Weatherby
Laura Butts
Cherry Ridge
Dora Golds
Charley Ewing
Jane King
Giouster
Pythian Sisters
Lung
Edwards Olive
Dr. Edwards
Ae Sale
Pequot
D. Zenner
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