Hocking County Farm Land Brings $10 69 Per Acre In Year Report
Hocking County land sales for the fiscal year ending June 30 show 67 farm tracts sold over 6 056 acres for 64 730 15 while city village parcels totaled 125 154 53 for 75 units and 427 parcels transferred for 1 each. Leases covered 14 291 acres and 17 city parcels for 13 933 and mortgages on farm land totaled 1 088 936 46 with 84 city mortgages 1 134 573 25.
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Logan — Hocking County
Herman Bratton
Haydenville Becomes New Millepede Center Rumors Grow
Logan Millepedes appear at the Weede residence yard near Haydenville while none have entered the home. Experts at Camp Ohio say no known control exists as the millipedes feed on rotting wood and soil. A trench dug and creosote saturation at the lip is recommended.
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Logan
Millepedes
Weede
Haydenville
Extension Service Office
Camp Ohio
James R. Smoot
Divorce suit filed by LOGAN Appleman through next friend
Mrs. LOGAN Fern J. Appleman, via Blanche Conrad, sues Clyde E. Appleman for divorce on grounds of neglect and cruelty. Petition alleges lack of support for wife and child since February 1937, seeks child custody and alimony along with the decree.
Logan WPA crew repairs curb and gutter on W Hunter St
The WPA force in Logan handles curb and gutter repair along W Hunter Street between Spring and Main streets.
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Logan
WPA
W. Hunter St
Spring St
Main St
Record crowds at Rock House Park draw over three four hundred
The Rock House Park saw the heaviest registration of the year with 3,400 attendees on Sunday per Ranger L. T. Worley. Attendance continued strong with 2,400 on Monday and 2,800 on Memorial Sunday, boosting the year’s figures.
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Rock House Park
Logan
L. T. Worley
State Beats Nelsonville in Senior League Contest
The State Auto Insurance team defeated Nelsonville 6 to 4 at the Fairground diamond Tuesday evening. Galvin allowed eight hits while Glen Brown held Nelsonville to five. State scored five runs in the second inning and added one in the fourth, led by Joe Karshner two singles and Glen Brown a double and single.
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Logan—State Auto Insurance
Nelsonville
Fairground
Galvin
Glen Brown
State
Joe Karshner
Independents
Methodists
Chieftain Field
Poling Fined $100 For Drunk Driving In Logan
Clifford Poling of Logan pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated at the Logan courthouse. Judge Phil A. Henderson fined him $100 and costs, sentenced him to 40 days in jail, and suspended his license for six months after a Route 31 crash. Poling said he had a prior arrest on the same charge in 1933.
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Logan
Phil A. Henderson
Clifford Poling
Poling
Nellis Smith
Route 31
Sand Run 4-H Club Holds June Meeting
Eight members attended the Sunshine Sewers 4-H Club meeting at Miss Mary Lou Beal's home in Sand Run on June 30. Members present included Doris Blake Grace Shultz Albina Rummel June Guess Betty Mays Betty Hemrick Mary Lou Beal and adviser Daisy Wahl. Guest Miss Vivian Wahl attended. Refreshments were served.
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Sand Run
Sunshine Sewers
Mary Lou Beal
Doris Blake
Grace Shultz
Albina Rummel
June Guess
Betty Mays
Betty Hemrick
Daisy Wahl
Vivian Wahl
Wife of Logan man dies in Columbus
Lilly Tritsch 52 wife of George Tritsch died at home 984 Delaware Ave Columbus Tuesday afternoon. She had been two months. She leaves a son by a former marriage. Body returned to Logan where funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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Logan
Lilly Tritsch
George Tritsch
Delaware Ave
Columbus
Visits in Texas and Valley gather Logan relatives
Miss Retha Poling wrote from Pecos Texas where she stayed three weeks after four months in Phoenix Ariz. She cited 110 degree heat and little rainfall noting her health drive in the Southwest. In another item Mr Exel Shaw and Miss Margaret Keenar of Indianapolis visited Logan relatives with Neal Shaw and others over a weekend and traveled to Circleville before leaving.
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Logan
R. B. Poling
Zanesville Ave
Retha Poling
Pecos
Tex
Phoenix
Ariz
Miss Poling
Southwest
Valley Logan
Exel Shaw
Margaret Keenar
Indianapolis
Neal Shaw
State Parks District
George Shaw
Circleville
Infantry unit transfers by Youngstown to Cleveland
Go to Cleveland Logan Co G 166th Infantry Lancaster has been transferred from Youngstown to Cleveland according to relatives of company members. They have been on duty for two weeks. Todd Shaw of this city has been serving in the company headquarters as clerk.
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Cleveland
Logan—Co. G
166Th Infantry
Lancaster
Youngstown
Todd Shaw
Chicken Disease Hits Green Township Farm
Range paralysis, a disease affecting chickens statewide, has appeared on the Holloway farm in Green Township per James R. Smoot extension agent. He notes officials have asked the federal government for funds to study the disease, with no cure found to date.
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Logan
Holloway
Green Township
James R. Smoot
2516 Hocking Dogs Get County Permits
In the first half of 1937 the county issued 2,516 dog licenses per Auditor W. S. Yaw records. Starting July three month old pups can be registered for half price, 50 cents for males and 1.50 dollars for females. Delinquent owners must pay penalties for adult dogs.
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Logan
W. S. Yaw
Brick Work Progress at Former Bank Building
Logan reports extensive brick work ongoing under William Loomis on the former First Rempel National Bank site now owned by Farmers and Merchants Bank. Dark red face brick rises as marble and sandstone front is added. interior upgrades proceed.
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LOGAN
William Loomis
First Rempel National Bank
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Local births surgeries and fishing trip notes from Logan
Joe Carpenter underwent a Hernia operation at Cherrington Hospital after entering Logan Hospital Tuesday evening. Don Gribble and Jimmy Lehman had tonsil removals on Tuesday. Joe Holt and William Harburger returned from a Muskingum River trip with 40 pounds of fish, mostly catfish, largest five pounds. Mr. and Mrs. John Bownes and Mr. and Mrs. Walter North fished near Stockport on the Muskingum River from Friday to Monday.
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Logan Hospital
Logan
Joe Carpenter
Cherrington Hospital
Don
George Gribble
Jimmy
William Lehman
Joe Holt
William Harburger
Stockport
Muskingum
John Bownes
Walter North
Muskingum River
Logan Social Notes Highlight Local Gatherings and Travelers
Harrington Class met at Mrs. George Moore’s South Logan home with Ruth Heft reading scripture. Members contributed 7 to delegates for Wooster summer conference. Next meeting will be a Rockview Park picnic near Rockbridge. Mrs. Harry L Smith spoke on the Methodist Church. Florence Bortwin won social hour contests. Guests included Mrs. Alfred Carpenter and others from Columbus. A separate Logan outing at Dr. M. H. Cherrington’s featured a rain change, lawn supper, games, and prizes. Present were numerous locals and visitors. gifts given to departing Mrs. Wyatt. The Logan Personal column notes several trips and visits by local residents including Woodgeard Humprey party, Beavers of Lancaster, and Rhoads family visitors.
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Florence Bort
Moore
A. G. Wyatt
Arthur Dollmatsch
Wyatt
Alfred Carpenter
Arlie Brimner
Merle Karshner
Herbert Krieg
Columbus
M. H. Cherrington
Harry Wright
Charles Notestone
Mae Bright
Craig Adair
Wright
C. F. Acker
Adair
Cheshire Church Social Highlighted by Ice Cream on Lawn
Cheshire residents note an ice cream social on the Methodist Church lawn this Saturday night. Local visitors include Earl Grapes from Akron with wife and two sons, and many relatives from nearby towns. Other guests and relatives are named, with several trips and family visits recorded in this community roundup.
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Cheshire
Methodist Church
Earl Grapes
Akron
Glenn Rupe
Huntington
Ben Rupe
Elza Scott
Aaron Davis
Gallipolis
F. W. Butcher
Elmer Ward
Columbus
Harry Clark
Toledo
Taylor Gordon
Poplar Ridge
Ethelyn McGhee
Vinton
Vaughn
Earl Peters
Paul Scott
Marion
Snider
Delaware
Newark
Charles Hansher
Goldin Peters
Georgia
New York
Clara Ward
Grace M. E. Church
Vaughn Scott
Logan Couple Welcomes Daughter Tuesday Birth
Logan, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Marshall of Logan are parents of a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Poling of Logan Route 2 welcomed a daughter on Monday. Mrs. Poling is Garnet Parks of Logan.
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Logan
Edward Marshall
Ralph Poling
Poling
Garnet Parks
Doctor Brehm Reports Southwest Trip At Kiwanis
Dr. W E Brehm spoke at the Kiwanis Club meeting Tuesday evening about his three week tour to the Southwest and the sights he saw.
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Brehm
Logan
W. E. Brehm
Southwest
Kiwanis Club
Tax deadline extended to July 20 for Logan real estate taxes
Logan Treasurer Robert N. White reports a July 20 deadline for real estate tax payments to reduce last minute rush. Commissioners approved the extension. A tax commission representative will be at the Logan courthouse Thursday and Friday to help vendors prepare sales tax returns.
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Logan
Robert N. White
Tax Commission
Logan Court House
Bert Smith Spends Holiday with Family in Pontiac
Logan Bert Smith of Pontiac Michigan visited relatives during the holiday period. He has been working in that city since last March.
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Logan
Bert Smith
Pontiac
Mich
Chase Brief Notes from Oberholzer and Robinson Homes
Chase-Jack Booker visits the Oberholzers. J E Deinert and children, and Mrs Emma Robinson visit the Robinsons. White family weekend guests. Sergeant Ray White returns from Lacarne Ohio on furlough. White, a medical corps sergeant, served in Teentsin China seven years, then Fort Lewis Washington before moving to Lacarne. Deinert and children with Mrs Emma Robinson visit Elwood Chase as he convalesces from surgery.
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J. E. Deiwert
Girard
Emma Robinson
J. T. White
Eddie
Evert
Ray White
Paul Robinson
Sergeant White
Lacarne
Ohio
White
Medical Corps
U. S. Army
Teintsin
China
United States
Fort Lewis
Wash
Deinert
Emma _ Robinson
Elwood Chase
Chase
Local Marriage Licenses and Belgians Ear Drum Aid
Joseph Pomeroy and Helen Lambert secured a marriage license in Springfield Tuesday. James Romine and Robena Bray, both of Racine, were also licensed and wed by Justice J. W. McCullough. A Belgian scientist unveiled artificial eardrums using paraffin impregnated fabric for the hard of hearing.
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Pomeroy
Joseph Johnson
Springfield
Helen Lambert
Evertt Lambert
James Romine
Racine
George Romine
Robena Bray
Curtis Bray
J. W. McCullough
Old Golds Fresh Flavor Promise
Grandpa claims Old Gold cigarettes taste fresh and tasty. The ad touts a moisture proof double cellophane packaging with an extra jacket to keep tobacco from dryness and dust, promising long lasting freshness during July heat.
Social and Personal News At Long Bottom
Long Bottom residents host and visit relatives over the weekend with multiple families from Cleveland Columbus Wellsville Buckeye Lake and Columbus noted. The steamer Gordon C Greene made its first seasonal river trip and several locals spent the Fourth with kin in Detroit.
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Long Bottom
Frank Keesey
J. H. Parks
E. A. Rowles
W. D. Barton
Cleveland
Linnie Swan
William Petty
H. N. Petty and Son
Columbus
David Yates
Wellsville
H. C. Swan
Arthur Coleman
Maggie Sheldon
Mary Sheldon
Bert German
Mary Jane O'Connell
Nelsonville
Elizabeth Swan
Bid” Sayre
New Brighton
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New Millepede Center
Enna
Enna Jettick
American Girl Shoes
South Court St
Texas
Red Bird Stadium
Dan Roberts
Mildred Rainer
Los Angeles
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
A. H. Rhoads, Jr
Athens
Cheshire Church
Jack Booker
Mrs. J. L. Oberholzer
Marietta Chemical Products Corp
Gilman St. Marietta, Ohio
OloGole Wiarettes
THEM
Ackt
Mary Perry
W. C. Perry
O.G
Grandpa
P. Lorillard Company, Inc
Ravenswood
Efreshing
Eae Lee EL
Zenners
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