Hocking County School Debts Cleared From Books
Logan July 2 Hocking County school indebtedness up to July 1 will be cleared from the books for current expenses as the legislature last week took action. Salaries for teachers janitors and bus drivers will be paid up to date and eight months of school are expected. The county’s share of liquid fuel tax for schools about 5000 was received with district allocations based on 1.75 per pupil for average daily attendance.
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Logan
Hocking County
Benton
Falls
Good Hope
Gore
Green
Haydenville
Laure
Marion
Oroville
Perry
Ball Creek
Starr
Ward
Washington
Laurelville
Murray City
Camp Hocking Reports Major Veteran Enrollee Loss
Logan reports Camp Hocking ended its enrollment period with 59 veteran enrollees leaving. Most had been at the camp since it opened. A farewell party was held Friday evening to mark their departure.
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Logan
Hocking
Bank Force Picnics at Locust Manor
Mr and Mrs Carl Harsh and son Robert hosted a picnic for Farmers and Merchants Bank staff at Locust Manor Friday evening. Attendees included D F E Harsh Rolland Bright John A Wellman Oscar Newman Mrs W D Braddock Merlin Whitcraft and Ethel Cooke.
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Mr. and
Mrs. Harsh and Son
Manor
Logan
Carl Harsh
Robert
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Locust Manor
D. FE. Harsh
Rolland Bright
John A. Wellman
Oscar Newman
W. D. Braddock
Merlin Whitcraft
Ethel Cooke
Marriage Licenses Issued In Rockbridge And Logan Areas
A list of marriage licenses shows Earl Lemuel Kitchen 25 laborer Rockbridge R D 3 with Agnes Stella Woodard 23 South Bloomingville. Dayton E. Schultheiss Logan teacher with Cecelia Blasius also a Logan teacher. Lou Sterling Engle 24 Cincinnati chemist with Mable Retha Smith 24 Logan. Robert Howard Poling 23 Rockbridge confectioner with Frances Gertrude Hufford 20 Rockbridge.
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Earl Lemuel Kitchen
Rockbridge
R.D
Charles Kitchen
Agnes Stella Woodard
South Bloomingville
William Woodard
Dayton E. Schultheiss
Logan
J. E. Schultheiss
Cecelia Blasius
Mary Taggart Blasius
Lou Sterling Engle
Cincinnati
Homer W. Engle
Mable Retha Smith
Albert R. Smith
Robert Howard Poling
Picnic Set for July 4 by County Fox Hunters
The Hocking County Fox Hunters Association and Junior Order plan a picnic at the Grotto Grounds on July 4 replacing the prior Sunday date. Activities begin at noon and run into the night with dancing as the finale. Sherlock's Band will provide the music.
Diving Towers Rise at Floyd's Pond for Camp Enrollees
Logan Floyd's Pond near Mound Crossing attracts enrollees from Camp Hock ing and Camp Logan along with other visitors. A tall diving tower has been built and new diving boards were added by the enrollees.
Divorce Decree Grants Custody to Mother in Logan
Judge Harley M. Whitcraft awarded custody of the minors to Minnie Padgett after a divorce from Charles Padgett. Ground cited as neglect. Charles Padgett ordered to pay $2.60 weekly for youngest child’s support.
CCC Workers Clean Hocking Scenic Area
CCC labor from Camp Hocking is clearing Old Man's Cave area removing dead trees and improving drainage. Crews grade Spruce Run Road and widen paths at Rockhouse Conkle's Hollow and Cedar Falls with new drainage pipes for visitor access.
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LOGAN
Camp Hocking Group
CCC
Old Man's Cave
Rockhouse
Conkle’s Hollow
Cedar Falls
Spruce Run
Stewart Trial Jury Drawn for Logan Re-trial
Twenty five prospective jurors were drawn from the Logan jury wheel for the re trial of Harley Stewart charged with the slaying of his son Carl. The first trial ended without a verdict. summonses issued for next Monday.
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Logan
Harley Stewart
Carl
Charles Green
Minnie Mitchell
Nelsonville
R. D
Dora Fickel
Henry Jacoby
Henry Spencer
Murray City
Mack Mount
Gladys Lee
Charles Ruff
Logan R. D
Mary Meldrim
William Donahue
Lou Chesher
John Clary
Charles Bensonhaver
Francis Jones
Laurelville
Frank Souders
May Aid Deaf Woman
Dr. E. L. Long works on a device he calls radio ears for the deaf. The instrument uses parts from telephone instruments to aid a local woman's hearing, with a test planned for this week in Logan.
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Logan
E. L. Long
Logan Rotary Names Standing Community Service Committee
The Logan Rotary Club announced its standing committees for the coming year. The community service committee is chaired by Harry J. Stevenson and includes W. B. Lacock G. E. Carr Howard E. Kirk H. M. Boocks T. D. Kinser William Reed J. A. Fickel R. C. Babylon Sam Primmer Irvin Hartman Harley Meyer and J. D. Francis.
Logan man opens grocery in former oil office building
Frank Linton, once an oil producer, has opened a grocery store on South Culver Street in the building previously used for that business by A. J. Fee.
Settlement reached in Reed v McCormick attorney fees suit
Settlement by agreement of parties was reached in the suit brought by Paul F. Reed against Mae and W. E. McCormick for payment of attorney fees in the case where he represented the defendants. The agreement was confirmed in the court records.
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Logan
Paul F. Reed
Mae
W. E. McCormick
Logan Home Savings wins judgment in foreclosure suit
Judgment for Logan Home Savings Association totals 1203.32 against John Karshner and others. Foreclosure is decreed as part of the decision.
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LOGAN
Logan Home Savings Association
John Karshner
Chauncey Mine No 25 Idle Among District Work Report
Chauncey Mine No 25 is idle today while seven mines report for work in the district. Mines operating include No 2, No 107, No 219, No 267, No 10x, Lick Run and Kimberly.
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Chauncey
Lick Run
Kimberly
Athens Unemployed to Elect New Officers
Members of the Athens Unemployed League will meet at City Hall on Tuesday evening July 3 at 7 30 to elect officers for the next year. J H Pickett secretary says music will be provided and refreshments served.
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Athens
Unemployed League
J. H. Pickett
Organization of Unemployed
Local Social Notes From Dexter To Springfield
Dexter Mrs. Rachel Minx visited Mrs. Hazel Francis on Parker Run. A son born Monday, June 25 to Mr and Mrs Russell Musser of Springfield, grandson W R Amos. Mrs Amos and Dal las visited Springfield Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Jacob Roller of Minersville were guests of Mr and Mrs Homer Marchington. Mrs 8 C Cook returned from Baltimore Thursday. Myrtle Folden visiting Miss Artie Gardner of Jesse Creek.
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Rachel Minx
Hazel Francis
Parker Run
Russell Musser
Springfield
W. R. Amos
Amos
Dallas
Jacob Roller
Minersville
Homer Marchington
C. Cook
Baltimore
Misa Myrtle Folden
Artie Gardner
Jesse Creek
Hitler crushes foes in reign of blood and iron
Goebbels reports Hitler's raids on Munich rebels and the arrest of Roehm and others. Hitler confronts Boehm and rivals, returning to Munich in a dramatic confrontation. A foreign office statement notes Boehm's plea to shoot himself. the purge includes Roehm, Schleicher, Klausmer, and Helldorf.
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Hitler
Goebbels
Munich
Berlin
Lion’s den
Wiessee
Roehm
Boehm
Foreign Office
General von Schleicher
Heinrich Klausmer
Catholic Action Party
Count Wolf Heinrich Helldorf
Potsdam
Vacation Bible School Success in Chauncey
Chauncey reports daily attendance exceeding 160 pupils at the first such school in town. The program runs another week with hymns, patriotic songs, Scripture, handwork, sewing and games. Dean Frank Holliday leads. instructors include Florence Pendergrass Ruth Bridgewater Marjorie Courtney Margaret Tippett and Eva Ferrel.
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Chauncey
Frank Holliday
Florence Pendergrass
Ruth Bridgewater
Marjorie Courtney
Margaret Tippett
Eva Ferrel
Local visitors and residents listed in Chauncey area notes
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Robinett and children of Haydenville visit the mother's and sister's homes. Herman Theisen Sr. is seriously ill in Millfield. Julia Mingus of Sand Ridge visits her son Herbert Mingus and family. Daniel Fulton returns from Columbus after visiting Bernard Bower and James Carroll. Betty Louise Bradfield of Columbus visits cousins Courtney. G B Courtney family returns from Detroit. Wilbur Dew of Wheeling spent Sunday with his Chauncey parents. Donald and Carol McCall of Lancaster stay with their parents Jesse and Mary McCall.
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Chauncey
Vern Robinett
Haydenville
Lizzie Robinett
William Sisson
Herman Theisen
Millfield
Julia Mingus
Sand Ridge
Herbert Mingus
Daniel Fulton
Columbus
Bernard Bower
James Carroll
Betty Louise Bradfield
Betty Jane
Isabel
Marguerite Courtney
G. B. Courtney
Detroit
W. R. Smittle
Wilbur Dew
Wheeling
W. Va
Nile Dew
Donald
Carol McCall
Lancaster
Jesse McCall
Funeral and family visits span weekend in Amesville area
Lottridge and Frank Caldwell attended the funeral of George A. Harris at the Harris home near Mt. Hermon on Sunday. Numerous relatives and friends visited or stayed with local families, including the Boggs, Swartz, Williams, Sharp, Kincade, Ladd, Boggs, and Stalnaker households, plus a birth announced for June 21 in Parkersburg.
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Frank Caldwell
George A. Harris
Harris
Mt. Hermon
Caldwell
Amesville
Alva and
Adolphus Johnson
Haymond Boggs
Akron
Leroy Boggs
Boggs
Rexal Boggs
Little Hocking
Glen Sharp
Wayne Sharp
Laurelville
Clarence Swarts
Harry Carleton
Coolville
Marshall Zickerfoose
Parkersburg
Howard Stalnaker
Charles Reyonids
Frank Lawrence
Firemen as First Aid Crew Aid Wounded Father
In St Louis firemen responding to an alarm found George Martin injured with blood on his face. He said his 17 year old daughter assaulted him with a poker. He asked for help and was taken to a hospital by the crew.
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ST. Louis
George Martin
Martin
Celebrate Birthdays Relatives Gather Sunday at Home of Mr. and Mrs. Sanders
A Sanders family gathering honored multiple birthday anniversaries at the home of Chester L. and Mrs. Sanders on Sunday. Attendees included Fred Sanders and sons Ralph Chester Jack Billy Don, Clarence Sanders, Lewis Sanders, Virginia Bert McQuade Lorena Mae Sisson Dr C N Sanders and Bob Ray Sanders and C L Sanders.
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Mrs. Sanders
Chauncey
Chester L. Sanders
Fred Sanders
Lewis Sanders
Ray Sanders
Bert McQuade
Ralph
Chester
Jack
Billy
Don
Clarence Sanders
Virginia
Lorena Mae Sisson
C. N
The Plains Students Tour Messenger Plant
Ten seventh grade students from The Plains Junior High School toured the Athens Messenger plant this morning under teacher Miss Edna Eckels. The group will form the staff of a proposed school paper. It includes Helen Young Glenna Channell Mary Lovsey Barbara Patterson Helen Rollison Helen Lucas Mary McClain Warren Hale Edward Stillwell. Also noted is a fishing trip return by Chauncey Sanders and family from the Muskingum River.
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Athens Messenger
The
Plains Junior High School
Edna Eckels
Miss Eckels
Helen Young
Glenna Channell
Mary and Margaret Lovsey
Barbara Patterson
Helen Rollison
Helen Lucas
Mary McClain
Warren Hale
Edward Stillwell
Ohio Farmers To Get Three Cash Payments
Ohio farmers will receive three separate cash payments under the corn hog program. The first payment will be issued after contracts are approved, with initial disbursements already under way in counties like Erie. A second payment is planned for November or December, and the third around February 1935, totaling over 17 million dollars for Ohio producers.
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Ohio
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Athens County
Columbus
H. C. Ramsower
Ohio Production Control Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington
Erie County
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Umalnia
Lemau
Firestone
Firestone Century Progress Tire
N.B.C
WEAF
Eld
Logan Doctor
Rotary Club
Reach Settlement
Dexter
Vacation Bible School
Lottridge
Beasley
Glouster
Albany
Totman’s Service Station
of Progrese
Rere
Century of Progress
Enrly Firestone
Rires
Plains
Muskingum Chauncey
Charles Sanders
Harold Blower
Woodrow Patton
Muskingum River
Paramount
Cross Bros
W. Union St
Outfitters
Isaac Wilson
Kleinert
Kleinert’s
Zenner
Mery
P. D
Ushions
Princess Pat
Nkle
Ke AY
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