New York Nuptials For Mary Bright and Arthur Newman
Miss Mary Bright daughter of Mr and Mrs Carlton Bright Logan and Arthur Hempstead Newman of Bridgehampton New York wed last Wednesday at Harbor Temple in New York City. They toured to Montreal and the Canadian Rockies on their wedding trip. Mrs Newman a Logan High and Ohio State graduate with a Columbia masters, formerly elementary science supervisor at Scarsdale and at Newcomb School. Newman a structural engineer and Yale graduate. They will reside in the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Logan Logan
Mary Bright
Carlton Bright
Arthur Hempstead Newman
Bridgehampton
Habor Temple
Chaffee
Elmer Tangerman
Montreal
Quebec
Canadian Rockies
Newman
Logan High
Ohio State University
Columbia
Scarsdale
Newcomb School
Yale
East
Hocking County Gets CCC Enrollees and Supervisors
Under the new quota Hocking County is entitled to five additional enrollees and two alternates under the CCC program. The youths will report next week to Camp Knox. Orders also issued for drawing about 15 experienced civilians for supervision work at Camp Hocking and Camp Logan.
Murray City Notes Hospital trips and local visits
Mrs. James Shuttleworth was taken to St. Clair Hospital Columbus for a major operation. Miss Lydia Thomas went to Cherrington Hospital Logan for appendicitis surgery. Mr. and Mrs. John Binderbasin of Glouster visited Mr. William Chivers. Miss Clara Keyes of Nelsonville visited Miss Anne Popoczy. The Solons attended a Old Man's Cave picnic for her father's 72nd birthday. Joe Jenkins has returned home after appendectomy at St Francis Hospital. A funeral for Byron Murphy was held in Lancaster. Mrs. Harvey Neal and her three daughters visited Murray City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
James Shuttleworth
St. Clair Hospital
Columbus
Shuttleworth
Lydia Thomas
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
John Binderbasin
Glouster
William Chivers
Clara Keyes
Nelsonville
Anne Popoczy
Don Solon
Old Man's Cave
Joe Jenkins
St. Francis Hospital
John Byron
John
Magdalene Donson
Charlies Murphy
Agnes Murphy
Frank Murphy
Charles
Bobby
Jimmy Dugan
Byron Murphy
Lancaster
Harvey Neal
Barberton
Clarence Harris
Frank Smith Drowns In Alaskan Stream
Logan friends report the death of Frank Smith husband of Mary Riff Smith formerly of this city. He died in Tyonic Alaska on May 29 while fishing and trapping when a large net entangled him and dragged him into the water. He leaves his wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Frank Smith
Mary Riff Smith
Tyonic
Alaska
Smith
Blasius and Schultheiss Wedding In Logan Church
Miss Cecelia Blasius and Dayton E. Schultheiss were married at St Johns Rectory Logan by Rev James T Nevin. The bride wore a peach gown and carried sunburst roses. A reception followed with 250 guests. The couple will reside on Mound Street after August 1 and plan a Canada to New England trip.
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Mrs. Schultheisss
Canada
New England
New York
Fines imposed on whiskey sellers Queen and Finley
Queen and Buck Finley of West Pike Run appeared before Judge Harley M. Whitcraft to change pleas to guilty on selling intoxicants without permits. Queen paid 100 dollars plus costs for selling a gallon of whiskey, Finley 150 dollars plus costs for selling two gallons. They were arrested Friday night by enforcement agents.
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Queen
Finley
Whitcraft Logan
Buck Finley
West Pike Run
Harley M. Whitcraft
Local visits and school tennis courts near completion
James McNamee and Walter Smith returned from Columbus after visiting R. C. Bukter who suffered apoplexy. Mrs. Forrest Coakley and Mrs. Charlies Lemon with her mother visited Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Spicer of Chesapeake spent the weekend here. Mable Davis was in Logan Friday. The new school yard tennis court is nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McNamee
Walter Smith
Columbus
R. C. Bukter
Forrest Coakley
Logan
Charlies Lemon
Clark
Edward Spicer
Chesapeake
Mable Davis
Payments Due Soon for AAA Corn Hog Program
Cash payments under the corn-hog program will be provided exactly as named in the contracts signed by Hocking County farmers. First payments start once contracts are signed and approved in Washington. Second payments will occur in November or December and the third in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
AAA
Hocking County
H. C. Ramsower
Washington
Adcock Will Read in Probate Court Executors Named
The will of Charles L. Adcock was read in probate court on Saturday. Lawrence W. and Ross R. Adcock were named executors. Mary C. Adcock receives one third of all personal and real estate, with the rest divided equally among Julia B., Lawrence W., Ross R., Albert S., and Henry S. Adcock. The will is dated Sept. 10, 1924, and witnessed by Eugene Wright and Hazel J. Cooke.
Merry Makers Club Picnic Honors Detroit Couple In County
Merry Makers Club and spouses hosted a Sunday picnic supper at Mr. and Mrs. Buellaby's home for Mr. and Mrs. Adam Mahoney of Detroit. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hall of Columbus. Earlier, Mrs. Phil Tschappat entertained at Gabriel's Restaurant then at the Tschappats' home with card games and Mrs. Carl Harper attending.
School funds boost for Logan Hocking County area
Supt. J. W. Coleman stated Monday that Logan Hocking County will gain about $50,000 in additional school funds under the new legislative enactment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
J. W. Coleman
Outing at Kimberly Draws 300 Miners and Spectators
Kimberly reports an inter miners ball game at the baseball park with about 300 attendees, mostly local miners, followed by wrestling and foot races. The day men lost to the leaders 7 to 8 in a tense finish. Charlie Wolfe, weighing 255 pounds, stood out in the races. Funeral services were held for Leatha BE Perry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Perry, at Deanville with burial in Bishopville. City council in Chauncy will meet at the mayor's office Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberly
Charlie Wolfe
Leatha BE
Perry
Joe Perry
Deanville
Bishopville
Cecil Reynolds
Dayton
Silas Lanning
Melvin and
Helen
New Floodwood
Charles Hook
Chauncey Past Chiefs Club meeting at Lillian Sweeney home
Members of the Past Chiefs Club from Pleasant View Temple and the Pythian Sisters gathered at Mrs. Lillian Sweeney's High Street home. Mrs. Thelma Linscott led the session with a brief program and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chiefs Club
Pleasant View Temple
Pythian Sisters
Lillian Sweeney
High Street
Thelma Linscott
Lightning Damages Aerial At West Hunter Street Residence
A bolt struck an aerial wire at the home of Mrs. L. C. Laube on West Hunter Street Saturday afternoon, knocking out the radio and leaving the set inoperative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
L. C. Laube
Hunter Street
New Car and Truck Sales Dip in Hocking County June
In Hocking County June sales totaled 33 for new cars and trucks, with five trucks among them. The month showed a decline of nine from May, reflecting softer demand for new vehicles.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Mt. Pleasant family hosts visiting relatives
Mr and Mrs Harry Bell and family of Mt. Pleasant Michigan are visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Gifford Hull and two children of Columbus are guests of Mrs Ann Shriner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bell
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Gifford Hull
Columbus
Ann Shriner
Welch to Speak at Chillicothe Fish Fry
Representative H B Welch of Rockbridge a Democrat will speak July 4 at the Spring Bank Fish Fry and picnic near Chillicothe according to local notices.
Ves Salo Family Visits Hutchins in North Walnut
Logan residents Mr and Mrs Joe Ves Salo of The Plains with seven children visited Mr and Mrs Joe Hutchins on North Walnut Street Sunday. Billy and Milly, one year old twins, are members of the Vessalo family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Joe Vessalo
the Plains
Joe Hutchins
North Walnut Street
Billy
Milly
Vessalo
Patton Family Reunion Held at Chauncey Sunday
Annual Patton family reunion gathered Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Grover C Patton in Chauncey. Guests included Mr and Mrs Spencer Fowler and family, Miss Dorothy Fowler, Mr and Mrs Howard Fowler and children Loretta and Junior, Mr and Mrs Glenn Fowler and Marjorie and Bobby, Mrs Florence Moyers, Hosea Brake and daughter Helen, Miss Cora Walters, Mr and Mrs John Patton and Larry, Mr and Mrs Jack Patton, all from Harrisville West Virginia, plus W H Wemmer of near Millfield and Charles Sanders Woodrow Patton and G C Patton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Patton
Grover C. Patton
C. W. Sanders
Sanders
Spencer Fowler
Dorothy Fowler
Howard Fowler
Loretta
Junior
Glenn Fowler
Marjorie
Bobby
Florence Moyers
Hosea Brake
Helen
Cora Walters
John Patton
Larry
Jack Patton
Harrisville
W. Va
W. H. Wemmer
Near Millfield
Charles Sanders
Woodrow Patton
G. C. Patton
Carbondale Briefs Highlight Visiting Families
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Landis of Lancaster spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Landis. Mrs. Louise Adams and daughter of Connett visited Miss Grace Treadway and Mrs. Bessie Brooks. Miss Mildred Barber of Columbus called on her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Barber. Henry Pollocks of Akron was visiting relatives, and Mrs. Pollocks has spent two weeks there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Landis
Lancaster
John Landis
Louise Adams
Connett
Grace Treadway
Bessie Brooks
Mildred Barber
Columbus
George Barber
Henry Pollocks
Akron
Pollocks
Mines in Chauncey District Marked for Work Today
Ten mines in the Chauncey district were marked for work today including Chauncey No. 25 and nine other mines named Luhrig Carbondale Kimberly Lick Run No. 9 No. 87 No. 15 No. 24 and No. 69.
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Chauncey
Luhrig
Carbondale
Kimberly
Lick Run
Chauncey No
Local social notes from Michigan and surrounding states
Mr and Mrs Frank Mc Clure visit relatives in Detroit and Pontiac Michigan Miss Cinda Sorrell of Lancaster weekends with her parents Mr and Mrs William Brooks Mrs Fauna Matheny visits relatives in Cleveland Mr and Mrs Abe Ellis Huntington West Virginia spend the last week with his sister Mrs Polly Turn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McClure
Detroit
Pontiac
Mich
Cinda Sorrell
Lancaster
William Brooks
Fauna Matheny
Cleveland
Abe Ellis
Huntington
W. Va
Polly Turn
Local residents visit relatives across towns
Chauncey Persey and family, Mr. and Mrs. Starry and others return from visits in Port Dover and Springfield. The group includes Lois Pay and Barbara Collins visiting family in Raymond, with Clarke, June Lee, and Florence Preston noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Staffinger
P. Jac’ Cey
Starry
William
Port Dover
Ada
Pay
Lois
Springfield
Andrey Courtney
and Preston
Clarke
June Lee
Rolland
Barbara
Raymond Collins
Rose
Florence Preston
Postpone Meet of Bible Class Tonight
Meeting of the Bible Class at Mrs Bessie Nicholson is postponed due to Nicholson’s illness and will be rescheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Bessie Nicholson
Nicholson
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