District staffing changes in Carbon Hill and surrounding areas
Logan S H Dillon, Rockbridge school head, is offered the Carbon Hill principal post left vacant by Cari C Byers. Carbon Hill staff includes Ruth Straus, Paul Carr, Margaret Fatheny, Floyd Pence, and two provisional teachers. Additional vacancies occur at Laurelville after Paul A Potts resigns after sixteen years, with Dillon’s transfer opening the Carbon Hill principal role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian Dodds
Floyd Beal
Myrtie Wollett
Orbiston
Lulu Smith
Jobs
Ruth Penn
Ethel Hillyer
New Pittsburgh
Rey Beal
Ruth Caraner
Newtown
Dillon
Rockbridge
Carbon Hill
Laurelville
Paul A Potts
Amanda
Logan-Comecrete Polishing Delays New Field Stand Sections
Work on Chieftain Field progresses with concrete stands being polished. Forms remain in place for several days, delaying start of the next section until removal is complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Comecrete
Chieftain Field
Local 3987 UMWA Special Meeting Called at Goose Run Crossing
Logan Local 3987 of the United Mine Workers of America will hold a special meeting at Goose Run Crossing at 6 oclock on Thursday evening July 9. This meeting is called by James Neal president and Carl Carsmer secretary. Members are requested to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
United Mine Workers of America
Goose Run Crossing
James Neal
Carl Carsmer
Hollister U B Church Girls Hold June Meeting
Hollister members of the Senorita Class met at Rev. and Mrs. Davin’s home in Jacksonville for a June business session. Officers elected include Olive Bethel as treasurer, Deona Mitchell as vice president, and Jennie Banfield as secretary treasurer. Daily Vacation Bible School opened with large attendance and special speakers planned. sections groups to be used at Sunday School July 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Hollister U. B
Edward Phelps
Deena Mitchell
Olive Bethel
Davis
Logan Factory Workforce Size Static at Month End
Near one thousand workers are employed at the Logan plant as of week’s close. No plans have been made to increase this headcount during the current month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hock
Record Enrollment Reaches All‑Time Logan High in Logan
Logan schools closed term shows 103 students, the highest in city history per Supt G E Carr. The gain surpasses 1934 35 levels as area high school students from Gore Marion Wood Summit Green districts and Falls Township concentrate in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
G .E. Carr
Gore
Marin
Wood Summit
Green
Falls Township
Local grocer nets two large bass at Rockbridge Basin
Logan C. E. Allen, a local grocer, fished at Rockbridge Basin last week and landed two large mouth bass. One weighed 3 54 pounds and the other 2% pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
C. E. Allen
Rockbridge Basin
Judge Whitcraft Improves After Illness
Judge Harley M. Whitcraft's condition was reported about the same Monday evening. He had been able to take nourishment during the day and remains under nurse care with no visitors allowed. Mrs. Dan Bray stays home after 15 weeks of illness with little improvement. Mrs. Otto Evans assists in her care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harley M. Whitcraft
Funeral service for New York actress Margaret Krieg
Logan notices the body of Margaret Krieg a 39 year old New York City actress will arrive tomorrow morning. Short services are planned at the home of Mr and Mrs John Krieg and Miss Ada Krieg at 3 pm. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Margaret Krieg
New York City
John Kk. Krieg
Ada Krieg
Oak Grove Cemetery
Methodists Lose Legion Junior League Game 6 to 2
In Logan on Monday evening the Methodists fell to the Catholics 6 to 2. Three Methodists regulars were out of town and two Catholic players were absent. The Presbyterians are set to play Wednesday evening.
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Logan
Methodists
Presbyterians
Mrs. Thomas Improving After Major Columbus Surgery
Mrs. Thomas wife of Harry Thomas improves after a major surgical operation at a Columbus hospital. She was visited Sunday by James Thomas of the city. Harry Thomas and two daughters are in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harry Thomas
Columbus
James Thomas
Hope of clemency held out to naval spy Thompson
The United States offered clemency to Harry Thompson if he named leaders of the espionage ring. Janet Ono, a Japanese cafe worker in San Pedro, was questioned. Toshio Miyazaki was alleged to have bought naval secrets from Thompson, per Willard Turntine, the accused man’s former roommate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Thompson
Janet Ono
San Pedro
Calif
Thompson
Toshio Miyazaki
Willard Turntine
Logan Man Pleads Not Guilty After Reckless Driving Charge
Columbus resident Robert Baesman appeared before Magistrate S. B. Whitehart waiving reading of the affidavit charging reckless driving and entered a not guilty plea. He was freed on $300 bond for a grand jury appearance regarding a December 1935 Harper Run Route 31 collision that seriously injured Miss Maude Wyskiver of Starr Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Robert Baesman
Columbus
S. B. Whitehart
Baesman
Harper Run
Carr to Attend Ohio State Course in Columbus
Supt. G. E. Carr will travel to Columbus on July 20 to enroll in a two week course at Ohio State University on school administration. Fred B. Burchfield, senior high principal, is taking the full summer course at the same university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
G. E. Carr
Columbus
Ohio State University
Fred B. Burchfield
Ohio State
Damages Sought in Suit Over Judge Sparnon Death
Damages totaling 10514 are sought by Stanley E. Sparnon as administrator of Harry E. Sparnon's estate, a former Hocking County common pleas judge. Defendants Theress Glass and Dan Glass are charged in the incident in which the judge was fatally struck by the Glass vehicle driven by Dan Glass last December. Beneficiaries are the judge's four heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Stanley E. Sparnon
Harry E. Sparnon
Common Pleas
Hocking County
Theress Glass
Dan Glass
Spernon
Miss Glass
Ex-Canal Boat Captain In Critical Condition
Alfred Poting 78 of West Logan remains in critical condition at home after his sixth stroke last week. He is among Logan's few surviving canal boat captains. Mrs. William Poting of Columbus assists in his care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Alfred Poting
West Logan
William Poting
Columbus
Mrs. Ollie Lockhart Suffers Paralysis in Parkersburg
Guysville brief notes report Mrs. Ollie Lockhart suffered a stroke of paralysis Friday night at her home in Parkersburg. The item lists multiple locals traveling, visiting relatives, and attending regional events including church meetings and picnics. Notable names include the Chapman family, C. H. Rodehaver, Laura Barnett, F. B. Bean, and L. D. Robinson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Rodehaver
Vern Parker
Philadelphia
Laura Barnett
F. B. Bean
Harvey Wood
Clarence Swartz
James Russel
Columbus
Fishermen reel in notable catch near Beverly
Logan George Bright and Joe Hall of this city fished over the weekend at Beverly and returned with a five and one quarter pound wall eyed pike a four and one quarter pound white perch plus a bass and shovel head catfish. They also caught and destroyed three ger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
George Bright
Joe Hall
Beverly
Change in Leases in Benton Township and Area
Logan Ohio Fuel Gas Co. cancelled 52 leases covering 3537 acres and added new ones while canceling 1165 acres, per Recorder D O Sparnow. Also, Bernice Funk eight, Falls Township, injured Saturday after a horse fall. condition improved Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Benton Township
D. O. Sparnow
Logan
Bernice
Edward Funk
Falls Township
Defense seeks to strike allegations in Aurand v Epstein suit
Logan defense counsel files motion to strike claims from Olivia Aurand's petition seeking $10,000 in damages. They ask to remove reference to a city ordinance violation alleged by the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Olivia Aurand
Clarence Epstein
George Jurgensmier in Coshocton on business
George Jurgensmier is in Coshocton for a week on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Logan
George Jurgensmier
Funeral rites held for Mrs Mary Anne Steward
Funeral rites were held Monday at the Amanda Lutheran Church for Mrs. Mary Anne Steward aged 4 whose death occurred at the home of her daughter Mrs. Leslie Lutz near there Saturday evening She was a sister of Mrs Carrie Yenrick and George Heinbarger and an aunt of Mrs H A Springer of Hocking County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Amanda Lutheran Church
Mary Anne Steward
Leslie Lutz
Carrie Yenrick
George Heinbarger
H. A. Springer
Hocking County
Logan Herbert Lovsey Leaves for Cincinnati Exam
World War veteran Logan Herbert Lovsey departed today for Cincinnati for further examination by Veterans Bureau officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Herbert Lovsey
Cincinnati
Veterans Bureau
Aged Mail Carrier Dies in Pickerington
Homer England Logan 67 retired mail carrier died at his Pickerington home Sunday. He was brother to the late Mrs. Allen Tennahill of Green Township and Mrs. Joe Kemper of Logan, with many relatives in Hocking County. Funeral services are held at Pickerington this afternoon. A new concrete sidewalk is being laid in front of the Odd Fellows building on Main. Work also starts on the second floor for office suites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Homer England
Pickerington
Allen Tennahill
Green Township
Joe Kemper
Hocking County
Bradbury Loses Long Game to Fisher Team
Bradbury Tigers and Fisher Red Birds played 14 innings in a July 4 clash, the Red Birds winning 6 to 5. Bradbury has 15 games this season with three losses. A large crowd witnessed the double overtime style contest amid local social notes of visitors and church plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradbury
Fisher
Bradbury Tigers
Red Bird
Red Birds
Mark Stahl
Verden
Louise Evans
Jame Russell
Akron
John Hanning
Holden
W. Va
Reedsville Social And Personal Notes
Helen Emrick's Sunday School class enjoyed a wiener roast Saturday evening. A children's day program at the Christian Church was well received. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Foster of Dayton are guests of Effie Warren. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Torrence and daughter Mae were in Pomeroy Friday. Tomatoes are being hauled from local truck growers' fields. Leo Torrence will attend Marietta College next year. Local young people are enjoying the beach since the recent rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsville
Helen Emrick
The
Christian Church
Guy Foster
Dayton
Effie Warren
Nelson Torrence
Mae
Pomeroy
Leo Torrence
Marietta College
First Hocking Valley Ride Link in County History
Mrs. Rose Dicken of Green Township recalls being among the first to ride the Hocking Valley Railroad north of Logan. She rode while workers built the line near Rockbridge and was invited from the Stiverson home to join the inaugural trip. Also noted are staff changes at Cherrington Hospital with Miss Eleanor Nelsonville and Miss Ethel Patton returning to duty after vacations or illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Dicken
Rockbridge
Logan
Green Township
Hocking County
Hocking Valley Railroad
Eleanor Nelsonville
Ethel Patton
Baydenville
Cherrington Hospital
Miss Patton
Miss Heselden
Logan Brief Social Notes Marries Columbus Doctor
Mre Oscar Bartholomew of this city announces the marriage of her sister Mies Mariel Simms Granville to Dr Byron Stewart of Columbus. The ceremony was at the Methodist Episcopal Church Johnstown on July 2. The bride wore a white suit with orchids and lily of the valley. After a California trip they will reside in Columbus. Simms previously managed the Granville Western Union office and is a former local resident. her husband is an Ohio State University graduate dentist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Bartholomew
Mies Mariel Simms
Granville
Byron Stewart
Columbus
Methodist Episcopal Church
Johnstown
Ohio State University
Logan
Denzil Weltner
F. H. Hilderbrandt
Buckeye Lake
John Kiech
West Virginia
Ohio
Judson Shriner
Dorothy
Jane Ann
Bob James
Marion
Fierce Ridge Personal And Social Notes
Miss Mary Duss hosted a gathering with ice cream and cake and many local residents attended. Guests included Nelva Kassler Faye Waiton Doris Fierce Elizabeth Showborn Mary Fade Hollister and other residents from Trimble Glouster Jackson ville and Canton plus visitors from Worthington Cuyahoga Falls and Athens social activity and courtesy visits noted through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fierce Ridge
Mary Duss
Harry Dust
Nelva Kassler
Faye Waiton
Doris Fierce
Trimble
Elizabeth Showborn
Mary Fade
Hollister
John Doughty
Herbert Dusz
Gerald McClellan
Chester
Harlan Antie
Robert Marshall
Glouster
Harry Dusz
Inez
Barbara Dusz
Wanda Shumway
Margaret Davis
Jacksonville
Arza Kasier
Kasier
Duncan
Worthington
John Curtis
Teddy
Cuyahoga Falls
Carl Antle
William Malone
Buchtel
Mary
Barbara
Doris
Betty Fierce
Athens
Erwin Stout
Canton
Wayne Fierce
K. T. Fierce
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Hollister Bible
Bangor
Cal
U.P
Eule Brothers
Fred Eule
Hocking Co
New York
Legion
Reserve District No
Athens National Bank
State of Ohio
Gennes Ther
Ney, Usiners
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
United Saaise Government
Postel Savings Degl Sss Ee Ae
Tota
Cnncamenta
Pentose
Chio Unty
H. McClure
Jas. H. McClure
G. Worstell
Harvey
Fey
Grace M. Stickney
Sparnon
Canal
Guysville
C. FE. Kincade
Eva Norris
Ed Norris
Frances
Winifred
Ash Cave
Rock House
Old Man's Cave
Elmer Fuller
Chillicothe
Clarence Fuller
Charles Pierce
George Tedrow
Main St
Ralph Kimes
Eliza Coleman
Ina Coleman
Bennie Hutchens
Dan
Albert Hutchens
Frank Hutchens
Lancaster
Hayman
Whit Bean
Shawmont
Moondusk
Misty
Zenners
Txo Logan
Muskingum River
Leo Russell
Perkins
Rutland
Frank Russell
Marcella Russell
Merritt Wonn
L. Wonn
Cantwell Cliffs
Laureivilie
Plymouth
Sanat Tenia
Chrysler
Dodge
de Soto
Chrysler Corporation
Ed Wynn
Graham McNamee
WLW
Walter Dombrow
Chrysler, Dodge and
DE Soto Dealers
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