Charges Denials Feature Inboden Trial at Logan
Logan July 15. State civil service commissioners heard evidence in the case against Goas Inboden, state Highway superintendent for this county, suspended over a month ago. Witnesses testified to overpayments on time checks, whisky gifts, and political instruction to vote for a candidate. Inboden denied misusing funds and said payments covered multiple expenses. The hearing was not finished as more witnesses remained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Relph Emmons
A. P. Bandies
Cemimasionera
Goas Inboden
Common Pleas
Inboden
Forest B. Weinrich
Earl Shively
Edward Risch
Fred Bailey
Louis Woltz
Louis Schrader
Samkins
Rockbridge
Tom Vancuren
Marietta
Raymond Goss
Ralph Hacker
Falls Mill
Gilbert Inboden
Raymond Amos
George Hline
Hocking County
J. F. Eckert
Bert B. Buckley
Goss
Tracker
Weinrich
Edwin L Matheny
Caldwell
Woltz
Schrader
Batley
Bogen
Bailey
Hack Accessories Company
I. E. Terrell
Risch
Terrell
Aquor
Sam Kline
Maretta
Inhoten
Methodists Triumph Over Lutherans in Kiwanis League
Logan July 15 Methodists extended their winning streak to seven with an 8 to 3 victory over the Lutherans in the Kiwanis Junior League. The contest stayed tight until the sixth inning when a three run burst gave the Methodists the edge. A Methodist baserunner missed touching home plate on a failed homer. Baker stood out for the Methodists, while Cole led the losers at the plate. Nearby notes report visiting relatives from New Jersey Pennsylvania and West Virginia with funeral attendance for Mrs Jacob Beavers at Sixth Avenue M E Church in Lancaster.
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Logan
Methodists
Lutherans
Kiwanis
Werond
Baker
Cole
Jacob Beavers
Sixth Avenue M. E
Mra. Beevers
Minay Ras
Slater
Bloody
Taft Griffith Dies After Six Weeks Illness
Logan reports the death of Taft Griffith, aged 6% at eleven o'clock Monday evening in this city. He had suffered six weeks of illness. The body will be taken to New Straitsville for burial in Shawnee following services at 2 p.m. Thursday at the New Straitsville Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Taft Griffith
George Malloy
New Straitsville
New Straiteville
Burla Spade
Shawnee
Fined for Intoxication After County Wreck
Logan July 18. Robert Rowen and Edward Bowen arrested Sunday by Sheriff Ellinger and Deputy Sparnow after their car veered off the Nelsonville Road south of the city. Charged with intoxication they were arraigned Monday before Magistrate Knight and Stephenson. Pleas of guilty resulted in fines and costs for each. Neither man sustained serious injuries.
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Logan
Robert Rowen
Edward Bowen
Sol Ellinger
Stanley Sparnow
Nelsonville Road
Knight
Charles T. Stephenson
Four at Stock School Visit in Athens
Four boys from the Acme 4-Hi Club of Washington Township plus Harold Chambers traveled to Athens for a stock judging school. The trip participants included Har-
County plans judging team trips for state fair prep
Old Rheinscheid, Ralph Heinlein, Donald Harden and James Guthrie will join Mr. Chambers on a trip to Lancaster next Tuesday to gain experience judging Jersey and Guernsey cattle. The group aims to form a county judging team to represent at the state fair, with a third trip to Ohio State University planned before the team election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Rheinscheid
Ralph Heinlein
Donald Harden
James Guthrie
Mr. Chambers
Lancaster
Jersey
Ohio State University
Logan Pre-School Clinic Examines 53 Children
Logan July 15. A total of 43 children were examined Monday at the pre school clinic held at the Department of Health office. Local physicians donated time for one hour each. A committee of Parent-Teacher Association members with Margaret Weaver and Miss Mary Bond handled details. This year 53 of 91 eligible children appeared, down from 71 of 129 last year, with 15 moved from the city after eligibility lists were compiled. The clinic continued Tuesday with students from surrounding areas. Local doctors plus rural district physicians conducted the exams without state aid, unlike last year when the State Department supplied a physician and nurse.
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Logan
Department of Health
Parent-Tracher Association
Mia
Margaret Weaver
Mary Bond
State Department
Taylor Ridge Community Meeting At Local Church
Taylor Ridge residents gather at the church Friday at 7 30 to discuss church progress led by Rev. G B Courtney. Church and school members plus locals are urged to attend this community meeting.
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Taylor Ridge
The Pact Grands Club Entertained At Mrs Jonas Home
Murray City social notes list members served lunch after the business meeting including Mrs Mary Jenkins Mrs Jenny Lopez Mrs Margaret Gears Mrs Mary Shater Mrs Clara Hellyer Miss Millie Brown Miss Myrtle Brown Mrs Eva Roberts Mrs Blanche Shelton Mrs Opal Lanning Mrs Sadye Shelton Mrs Ruth Karshner Miss Effie Jonas. Nearby obituaries report Walter Foster son of Mr and Mrs Robert Foster died suddenly at his home Sunday evening, survived by parents five brothers and one sister. Numerous local visits and illnesses are noted across Lancaster Rising Park Logan Columbus and Crooksville as relatives travel for family matters and hospital calls.
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Pact Grands Club
Harry Jonas
Mary Jenkins
Jenny Lopez
Margaret Gears
Mary Shater
Clara Hellyer
Millie Brown
Misa Myrtle Brown
Eva Roberts
Blanche Shelton
Opal Lanning
Sadye Shelton
Ruth Karshner
Effie Jonas
Walter Foster
Robert Foster
Charles
Pearson
Thomas
Columbus
William
Harry
Akron
Sadye
Charles Ralph
Phil Devol
Charles Laird
Rising Park
Lancaster
William Thomas
Grace
Charles Shuttleworth
Logan
John Martin
Aon i Conrad
Juanita
Harry Shuttleworth
John Wison
Leonard
Dayton
Harry Wilson
Harry Robinson
Mike Brutvan
Cleveland
Albert Koon
James
Helen
Allen Koon
Harley Frazee
Howard Beaver
Lucy Frazee
Walter Carnes
Theodore Hopkins
Crooksville
Erama Tippie
Athens
Frank
Joe Popoczy
Joe Popotzy
Frank Willams
Corning
Lizzie Stiff
Ed Albaugh
New Straitaville
William Sneddon
Millfield
Arthur Puets
Ed Bland
Erna Puets
Genevieve Puetz
Harry Shafer
Walter Anderson
John Shafer
Phyllis
Old Man's Cave
Grange Meeting at Hall in Coolville Saturday
COOLVILLE July 15 Troy Grange will meet next Saturday afternoon at their hall on Rock Street. Program includes Some Common Plants Poisonous to Block by C E Keller reading by Mrs. Freda Gibbs music by Mildred Bunton and Lena Sharp Some Facts About Ohio by W E Bing. Also notes on local visits and harvest yields.
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Coolville
Troy Grange
Rock Street
C. E. Keller
Freda
Gibbs
Mildred Bunton
Lena Sharp
Ohio
W. E. Bingman
BE. M. Pierce
Dorothy
Guy W. Pierce
Parkersburgy
C. F. Larson
Ralph Gillilan
Cairo
W. Va
Nora Wise
Mary Reeder
Wilson
Belpre
W.B. King
Rusing Park
Lancaster
Walter Calbern
New Lexington
F. A. Gunder
Oscar Findling
Milas Ruth McBride
T. McBride
W. H. Birdine
E. H. Wilson
Wilfred Sheets
Delmer Gladden
Glouster
Keller
Sandusky
Humphrey Phillips
New York
Congregational Church
Cora McBride
John
Tuppers Plains
M. Daugherty
Athens
Clyde Parrish
Howard Parrish
Dorothy Ramsey
John Henry
Vivian Cling
Akron
Larson
L. M. Walden
Pittsburgh
Meigs Creek
Adam Brandeberry
Ireland
Local families share visits across towns
Broadwell Amos White returning home after a week in Sandusky and Dayton. Parkersburg visitors Leonard Smith and family spent Sunday with Leonart Ogg. Mrs. Smith stayed briefly. Viola Tuttta returned from three weeks in Athens and Amenville. Athens residents Stanley Rathburn and baby daughter visited Conant household. Willie Christy family and Emma Partlow with daughters visited Jon Young’s home. Clyde Conant and family, Arthur Conant, Joseph Conant with Howard, plus others from Cutler and Chester were guests. Various Sunday calls and an improving Ella Conant noted. Rev. Bennington preached locally.
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Amos White
Sandusky
Dayton
Leonard Smith
Parkersburg
Leonart Ogg
Smith
Viola Tuttta
Athens
Amenville
Stanley Rathburn
Jerry Conant
Willie Christy
Garrett
Silver Ridge
Emma Partlow
Ruby
Opal
Detroit
Mich
Jon Young
Clyde Conant
Arthur Conant
Cutler
Joseph Conant
Gon. Howard
Hega
Frank Bolis
Chester
Sadie Young
Martha
John Kenney
Near Bartlett
Littte Brill
Airs
Clyde Crabtree
Millfield
Henry North
George Holdcroft
Utley
Joe Young
Ella Conant
Bennington
Death of Iria Coleman in East Liverpool auto wreck
Iria Coleman 16 died instantly in an East Liverpool crash while visiting relatives on a trip to Wellsville with two cousins and a young man named Bockman. Her funeral at the M E Church drew many relatives and friends. she was a Chester High School graduate of 1932. Relatives traveled from East Liverpool Newell W Va Columbus Ravenswood and Spencer for the services and burial at Sand Hill Cemetery. The report notes also a local railroad line using a gasoline engine in place of a steam locomotive and brief travel plans of local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iria Coleman
East Liverpool
Iris
Fannie Coleman
Bockman
Wellaville
Chester High School
Richard
M. E
Flora
Sand Hill Cemetery
Emerson Coleman
Raymond Rayl
George Rayl
Newell
W. Va
Clyde Wells
Columbus
Emory
Clara Terrell
Flora Stone
Sallie Brannon
Dorsey Romine
Spencer
A. Hudking
Ravenswood
R. S. & G. Railroad
Ohio River Division
Parkersburg
I. C. Matlack
Cleveland
Shriners
Pittsburgh
Raymond Coleman
Reynoldsburg Visits Relatives Over Weekend
Reynoldsburg spent the week end with his parents Arthur Coleman and wife Mrs. George Lewis of Spencer, and Miss Rubal Bays of Russellville West Virginia visiting R. H. Hannum and family and other relatives here.
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Reynoldsburg
Arthur Coleman
George Lewis
Spencer
Rubal Bays
Russellville
W. Va
R. H. Hannum
Local notices from Logan and nearby communities
Columbia Mr Stansbury and family of Columbus visit relatives in the area. Grover Bwearingen of Charleroi Pa returns home to the farm for a few days. Mrs Roy Ogdin and children of Columbus visit home folks. Valea Mill baptizing well attended. 4-H Club picnic set for Wales Mill July 17. Ice cream supper at Laurel Grange well attended. George Miliron and family return home from Athens visit. Eugene Holliday of Dexter spent Sunday with Emmet Starkey. Delegates elected by the Logan Auxiliary to the state American Legion convention in Cleveland in August. officers named as delegates and alternates.
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Stansbury
Columbus
Grover Bwearingen
Charlero
Roy Ogdin
Valea Mill
Wales Mill
Laurel Grange
George Miliron
Athens
Alice Perry
Emry Chase
Eugene Holliday
Dexter
Emmet Starkey
Logan
American Legion
Cleveland
Lucy Nil
Bernard McLain
Irma Powers
Ewald Schmiltters
Bertha Oberie
Florence Hort
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Logan and Hocking County
Clinton Webb
Biessenger
Onlin
Milne
Jineas
Robert Rowe
Stock School
Acme 4-Hl
G B. Courtney
Fred Olbers
William Robinette
Mildred Strubble
Emmett Olbers
Elizabeth Huldabrand
Iris Kempton
Gertrude Bainey
Freida Hanning
Della Chalfant
William Witham
William Errowmen
Jesse Witham
Ray and
Warren
Bishopville
Dan Cox
Derthick
John Fisher
Anna Mary
Burt Oak
Marie Tutte
Harry Essex
Dave James
Middletown
James Trace
Dew Hooper
Hunterdon
Darrel Witham
Em Sainey
Carl Satney
Chester Davis
Zanesville
Evan Davis
Elmer Davis
Chillicothe
Forrest Kelly
Robert Ward
Robert Hanning
Edward Cartwright
Ernest
Greens Run
Joseph Gaskalia
Bud Trace
Wirlam Witham
East Bratch
Herbert Trace
Charles Zimmers
Pat Bulstrom
Hunterd
Clarence Hooper
Emma Hanning
Edith Hodgson
Nice
John Davis
P. B. Chalfant
Robert Skinner
Wiliam Witham
Mra. Talbot
Jacksonville
Sherely Worthrop
William McGear
William Errowman
George Silsher
Chauncey
Carrer Witham
William Arrowman
Pete Hartley
Catherine Jennings
Fred
Donald Zimmers
Mra
William Cory
Fred Heskin
Franke Davia
Davis
Joseph Gankalla
Guy McVay
Stafford
Willam Cory
Theodora Heffkin
Henry Heffkin
Henrietta
Betty
Fred Leake
Ray Leake
Harold Blower
Dora Heffkin
Fred Heffkin
Murray City
Grange
Hall
Broadwell
the Colonial Finance CO
St N. Court St
Dial 425
Ian
Ath
Janet Gaynor
Warner Baxter
Une Merkel
Will Rogers
Bobby Jones
Columbia
Smopalitan Droduchoa
Wallace
Beery
Lewis Stone, John Mack
Betty Bronson
Jack Mulhall
Constance Cummings
Erle C. Kenton
Zenners
Nelly Don
Galaway
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