Logan Republicans Honor McKinley Day Banquet
Logan McKinley Republican Club held its first McKinley Day banquet at the Masonic rooms with 18 attendees from Hocking County. Thurman Dusty Miller praised the martyred president, urged party revival, and urged rugged individualism and active leadership as Four Square Sunday School and Rudy’s Rhythm Ramblers provided entertainment. The group approved making the event an annual affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Runday School
F. M. McKay
L. P. Mooney
Edwin BD. Ricketts
Miller
Ohio
Billy Davis
New Straiteville
Mra
Raymond Lanning
Republican Party
America
Thore
Mrs Walter Leonard Visited Columbus Relatives
Mrs Walter Leonard was a guest of relatives in Columbus from Friday to Tuesday, accompanied home by her husband. Mrs Forest FF Weinrich and Mrs Allan A Cole were in Columbus Tuesday. Harry J Stevenson was sick with influenza Tuesday and confined to bed. Billy Davis of New Straitsville was a visitor Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Leonard
Columbus
Forest FF Weinrich
Allan A. Cole
Harry J. Stevenson
Billy Davis
New Straiteville
Mrs Fanny Spears Undergoes Major Columbus Surgery
Mrs. Fanny Spears of this area underwent a major surgical operation in Columbus on Monday. Hope is expressed for her prompt recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Fanny Spears
Columbus
Gore to Organize New Scout Troop Sunday Evening
A new Boy Scout troop will be organized in Gore this Sunday evening at the United Brethren Church. Central Ohio Area Executives will attend to assist in the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Gore
United Brethren Church
Central Ohio
Martha Jane Logan Dies. Infant of Myers Family
Martha Jane Logan nine months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Myers died at home on West Street at 1 50 Tuesday morning after brief illness of pneumonia She leaves three sisters besides her parents Funeral arrangements not yet made
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Martha Jane
Lawrence Myers
West Street
Health official closes Tiesboro school amid flu outbreak
Health Commissioner W. B. Lacock ordered the school closed after 43 of about 100 students were absent. He conferred with the school board before the action amid fears of influenza spread in the district.
Influenza Absences Fall in Logan Schools
A survey shows influenza cases easing in Logan city schools aided by cold weather. National high absentee counts dropped in most buildings with East Grade Junior High still hard hit at 41 absent on Tuesday. Central Grade about 40 absent and West Grade nine. Senior High about 21. the peak Friday reached 335.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
East Grade
Central Grade
West Grade
Grand Jury Excused. Whitcraft Assigned to Steubenville
Grand jury members were excused until next Monday due to Judge Harley M. Whitcraft's special assignment to Steubenville's common pleas court this week. Funeral services for Pearl Larimer were held in Maxville with Rev. Amos L. Heyde delivering the sermon. Larimer died from a gunshot wound last Saturday and was found in a woodshed near his home. Hiy Club added seven new members at Logan High School. Arrangements are underway for a Lincoln birthday program and dinner by the First Presbyterian Church Men’s Club on February 12 with local speakers to discuss different aspects of the life of Abraham Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Grand Jury
Harley M. Whitcraft
Common Pleas Court
Steubenville
Pearl Larimer
Perry County
Maxville
Amos L. Heyde
Larimer
Logan—Hiy Club
Logan High School
Fart Warner
Paul Zimmerman
Rob Brandt
Lloyd Heinlein
Jack Uecker
Ray Lanning
Jack Allen
First Presbyterian Church
Lincoln
Law enforcement arrests Logan Rutgers on support charge
Logan Hugh Rutgers was taken into custody Monday evening by Deputy Sheriffs Newton Spencer and Neliia Smith on a charge of support. He was arraigned before Magistrate S B Whitehart and furnished bond of 500 dollars for grand jury appearance. Lester Wolts of Bexley, formerly of this city, underwent an appendicitis operation at a Columbus hospital Sunday and is reported to be recovering after about two weeks illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Hugh Rutgers
Newton Spencer
Neliia Smith
S. B. Whitehart
Logan
Lester Wolts
Bexley
Columbus
Seven Finish Work In Junior College
First quarter at the Junior College closed Friday with seven students completing work. Four finished the English requirement and three earned credit in psychology. Next quarter begins with English Sociology and Economics. Grace Thomas Cheshire will not lead next term as she pursues further studies. Eight applications bring in for the teaching post with a selection to be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Grace Thomas
Cheshire
Emergency &School Council
Girl Hospitalized After Wringer Accident At Tes Residence
Bonita Mowery age 19 daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Mowery suffered a severe hand injury Tuesday at the Harry Tes residence. While using an electric wringer her right hand was caught the index finger mangled and an amputation may be required. She was taken to Cherrington Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Bonita Mowery
Thomas Mowery
Harry Tes
Cherrington Hospital
Tax inspections find local stores complying with license laws
Logan Fred Surgen who heads inspections under sales tax provisions canvassed retail places in the city on Monday and Tuesday and reports all visited stores were compliant with licensing and stamp requirements. He will extend checks to Hocking County villages after finishing here. Dan Bray, a local railroad employee, is improving after a recent Huntington hospital visit and wrote a letter to his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Fred Surgen
Hocking County
Logans
Dan Bray
Huntington
Logan Chieftains Prep for Nelsonville Game
Logan Chieftains schedule a practice clash with Rockbridge tonight on the local floor as they gear up for Friday against Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Chieftains
Nelsonville
Rockbridge
Middleport Child Dies of Pneumonia at 4
Richard Rayburn age four, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Rayburn, died yesterday at Holzer Hospital Gallipolis from pneumonia. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 PM at Middleport M E Church followed by burial at Middleport Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Richard Rayburn
Charles Rayburn
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Middleport M. E
Middlepart Hill Cemetery
Dr. Fowler to Discuss Pauls Letters at Athens Church
The Rev. W. H. Fowler of the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Athens will lecture at 7:30 tonight on Pauls views in his first letter to the Corinthians. It is the fourth lecture in the series The Letters of Paul and outlines are available at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
W. H. Fowler
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Athens
Mail Carrier Harry Adams Returns to Work
Nelsonville reports Harry Adams, a local mail carrier, has resumed duties today after a weeklong illness. The community welcomed his return as postal service resumes normal operations in the area.
Hauptmann Trial Defense Focuses on Bronx Bakery Alibi
Defense argues Bruno Hauptmann was in Fredericksen's Bronx bakery the night of the Lindbergh kidnapping, listing alibi witnesses Manney Kiss and Von Wintha. The state drills Hauptmann's ledgers and letters with Isador Fisch, while Hauptmann acknowledges a ransom bill and questions about a closet panel note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauptmann
Anna
Edward J. Reilly
Fredericksen
Bronx
Lindbergh
Hopewell
N. J
Robert Manney
Theodore Kiss
Gustav von Wintha
Local Notices and Personal News From Chesterhill Area
Katherine McPeek left for Crooksville to work at Crooksville China Pottery. Clark Talbott and family visited Mrs. Sarah Penrose. Helen Penrose returned from Bristol after a week with the Locharys. Mrs. Dorothy Schofield burned her hands extinguishing flames from her skirt. Patricia Ann Howard, born January 27 to Mina Nicerwanger for Mrs. Howard, is in Mountville. WCTU to meet at Bessie Schofield's home. Barbara Jean Bowman ill with bronchitis. Ed McGinnis ill with a heavy cold and laryngitis. Adrian couple staying with Will Newburns. Amanda Huffman at Newburns. George Wymer suffers asthma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine McPeek
Crooksville
Crookasville China Pottery
Clark Talbott
Stockport
Sarah Penrose
Helen Penrose
Dale Lochary
Bristol
Dorothy Schofield
Fred Howard
Mina Nicerwanger
Mountville
Howard
Patricia Ann
B. E. Workman
Farmers’ Institute
Mt. Sterling
Effie Michener
Hattie Kennard
Bessie Schofield
Barbara Jean
Carl Bowman
Ed McGinnis
Liberty Ridge
Adrian
Todds
Will Newburn
Ellicott
Amanda Huffman
Newburn
George Wymer
Winter Weather Persists in Athens District
Winter weather continued in the Athens District with yesterday’s high at 35 and last night’s low at 11. By noon today the temperature was 19. The forecast calls for fair and warmer weather tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Mission Society Hostesses Meet Nelsonville Event
Mrs. H. D. King and Miss La Shafer will host Presbyterian Missionary Society members on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. W. L. Hudson will present the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Ghroup
Nelsonville
H. D. King
First Athens County Teachers Dinner Set
Nelsonville York Town a county teachers association announces its first dinner meeting to be held Wednesday February 6 at 6 30 p. m. at the First Methodist Church in Athens Reservations must be mailed by February 2 to Eleanor Minister County Superintendent's Office Athens Ohio Attendance of every teacher and school executive in the county is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Athens County Teachers’ Association
Athens
Eleanor
Ohio
Car Stolen in Nelsonville and Recovered on Columbus Street
In Nelsonville a Dillon Trout of New Marshfield reported his car stolen from E Columbus Street Saturday night and found nearby Sunday night. Maynard Henshaw was taken to Cherrington Hospital Logan Sunday for appendicitis surgery and is recovering. Mrs Myra Brooks 73 died yesterday at Chauncey. Funeral arrangements at Stout's Funeral Home. W B A Girls Club hosts 7:30 PM meeting at Mildred Bussey home with potluck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Dillon Trout
New Marshfield
E. Columbus Street
East Columbus Street
Myra Brooks
Chaunceyfs
Stout
Mildred Bussey
Eagles Host Murray City Benefit Bingo Tonight
Nelsonville notices the Eagles invite the Murray City crowd to a benefit bingo party at their ball. Playing starts at 8 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Eagles
Murray City
Eastman for More Federal Rail Control
Eastman argues for a national transportation system run by reliable operators with fair rates and labor-just service. He outlines three paths for federal action and endorses Plan 1 with measures to regulate buses and water carriers, shield workers, and set minimum rail-water rates. A separate note mentions a pin hole drilled without damage by Henry Huss in Meaford Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastman
Henry Huss
Meaford, Ont
Phi Club Ping Pong Team Beats Elks 7 3 in New Lexington
Nelsonville Phi Club defeated the Elks of New Lexington by 7 to 3 on Tuesday. Galvin H Butts and G Butts each won one and lost one while Collamore and J Evans each won two matches. A rematch will be held soon in Nelsonville and open to the public. Organizers in surrounding areas may write the Phi Club to arrange further games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Phi Club
New Lexington
Elks
Galvin
H. Butts
G. Butts
Collamore
J. Evans
Phi
Gettle Rites Held At Christian Church
Funeral services for Mrs Frances Gettle were held Tuesday afternoon at the Christian Church in Nelsonville with Rev R F Strickler presiding. Mrs Sigrid Love played piano as several women sang Face to Face and Saved by Grace. Burial followed at Greenlawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Frances Gettle
The
Christian Church
R. F. Strickler
Sigrid Love
Ralph Howe
Glenn Allen
Tillie Hall
Beth Verity
Siean Patton
Greenlawn
Room 22 Wins Nelsonville Intramural Championship Team
Room 22 of Nelsonville High School won the intramural championship for 1934 35 with eight wins and two losses. Captain Bill Blimes leads as right forward with teammates Donald Dalton Chet Brown Jack Foss and Junior Cook across forward center and guard positions. Room 24's team sits in second place.
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Nelsonville
Bill Blimes
Donald Dalton
Chet Brown
Jack Foss
Junior Cook
Room 24
Nelsonville Welcomes New Pharmacist at Fountain Pharmacy
Nelsonville gains pharmacist Lee Devore formerly of Gallaher Drug Co Athens who will relocate his family to the city to start at Fountain Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Lee Devore
Fountain Pharmacy
Devore
Gallaher Drug Co
Athens
Esther Class Social Plans February Party at Emma Cook Home
Mrs Emma Cook hosted the Esther Class social committee with a business meeting and refreshments at her Fayette Street home. Plans were laid for a class party scheduled for February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Emma Cook
Esther
Fayette Street
Nelsonville D A benefit dance at IOOF Hall
The Daughters of America host a Friday night benefit dance at the IOOF Hall with good music secured. The organizing committee announced the event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
D. of A
I. O. O. F. Hall
Athens County Extends War on Crime via Radio Network
A report by the Ohio Patrol Communications Division shows 791 short-wave receivers monitored by Athens Police, Nelsonville, and State Highway Patrol units. Col. Lynn Black notes rising county and city engagement in the state wide radio network to combat crime, with a goal to include remaining counties. The piece also cites the Girl Scouts of America listing 250,000 members in 9000 troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Athens
Nelsonville
State Highway Patrol
Patrol Communications Division
Lynn Black
Ohio
Col. Black
The
Girl Scouts of America
Hauptmann Testifies About Fisch Letters and Stock Link
Hauptmann said letters from the dead Isador Fisch asked about stocks and fur and claimed Fisch was his business partner in both fur and stock deals. He failed to show records proving Fisch’s stock involvement and noted a single postcard was produced by the state. Hauptmann denied using a plane in 1928 evidence and defended his assets after the Lindbergh ransom. Mrs Hauptmann testified to alibis and personal history, including marriage in 1925 and early earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isador Fisch
Hauptmann
Fisch
Greta Henckel
Europe
Pincus Fisch
Isador
Pincus
Fis
Edward J. Reilly
Germany
Reilly
David T. Wilentz
Boad
Greta Henckle
New York
Ells Lead Drive on Continued Frog Through these investigation
Local report details an investigation into radical publications and alien entries at the Athens district with 42 persons in custody. Names listed include John Cline and many others, as the community reports high scores in a club context and ongoing government scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mionists
Unites
Unites Ocation of Natural
Athens
John Cline
Bo Baker
Beckley Store
R. W. Wilson
HG Burns
Dr. C. Spenter
F. W. Cone
C. C. Cornell
Jobs Cross
H. B. Gall P
Frebault
C. ¥Ham
B. T. Grover
E. Herron
H. G. B Adams
John Jacoson
S&s. M. Johnnes
Dan Jordan
Josten Kircher
Maple Bros
H.W Johnson
D. A Rxerts
R. C. Shirley
Cline Pharmacy
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Zenners
Shakespeare
Close
Hesboro School
Fast
Hiy
Lawrence Lowe) Hinton
Halleville
C. E. Hinton
Bernadine L. Karshner
Laurelville
Jay Karshner
Woltz
Ees Nelsonville
Ben Lyon
Tom Keene
Wrangler
Young Eagle
Oakley & Oakley
Public
Paulette Goddard
Charlie Chaplin
Lake Arrowhead
Paulette
Dr. Fowler
Harry Adams
Wilentz
Samuel J. Foley
John F. Condon
Chesterhill
Nelsonville and
York Town
Maynard Henshaw
Murray
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Halli
Room 22
Mrs. Cook
Gordon
Preston
Stan Wife
California
Achenbach
Ee Memias
McFarland
Chevrolet
Ells
Kelly Nelsonville ~ Brooker
R. B. John Lawson
Harry Kelly
W Club
John Cll Shafer
Tong
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