Music Director Hamm Leaves Nelsonville for Ashtabula
Ward W. Hem resigns after six years as Nelsonville schools music director to take the instrument supervisor post at Ashtabula Senior High School. Hamm’s Nelsonville bands and ensembles earned trophies and performed at state events, with choirs and glee clubs fostering regional renown.
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Nelsonville
Ward W. Hem
Ashtabuls
Ohio
Lake Erie
Harum
Ithaca
N. Y
Ithaca Conservatory of Music
Hanim
Wainwright
la Grange
Ind
Columbus
Muate
Hamm
Columbia
George White
Martin L. Davey
Wai
Nelsonville High School
Boru
Harm
Southeastern Ohio
Nelsonville Rotary hears talk on Ship Architecture
Charles E. Poston entertained Nelsonville Rotary Tuesday night with a lecture on Ship Architecture arranged by William Mills. Highlights covered fall liner construction naming conventions travel classes cabin locations and coat items.
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Nelsonville
Charles E. Poston
Rotary Club
William Mills
John V. Wood
Nelsonville bridge players to Columbus for luncheon
Mrs J L Murphy of Columbus hosts Nelsonville bridge club members for a luncheon at the Taverne before a bridge game at her home. Several named members and visiting friends from Columbus and Philadelphia will join the group.
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Nelsonville
J. L. Murphy
East Broad Street
Columbus
Nelsonville Bridge Club
Taverne
Murphy
John Edington
L. PF. Rice
Harry Kelly
R. R Stalter
Frank Poston
Walter Mechem
Frank Freer
C. BE
Rebekkan Benefit Bingo in Nelsonville
The Rebekah Lodge hosts a benefit bingo at the I O F Hall on Thursday July 18 at 8 oclock. The event invites public support to sponsor the lodge project. The Methodist Church Orchestra conducts a jitney bingo at Red Men's Hall Thursday at 8 oclock with proceeds aiding travel to the Lancaster camp grounds.
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Rebekkan
Nelsonville
Rebekah Lodge
Methodist Church Orchestra
Red Men's Hall
Lancaster Camp Grounds
Playground Activity Increasing in York
Community playground project nearing week seven of a 13 week program. Miss Burdette and Mr. Shafer supervise daily 2 to 4 30 and 6 to 8 pm. Doll show Friday at 2 pm entries limited to two dolls with several award categories. Weekly themes include boxing, swimming, handcrafts, dramatics, and music with Thursday openings at Kimberly. Separate sessions run on Monday and Tuesday afternoons and a Deanville playground operates Tuesdays and Fridays.
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Nelsonville
Miss Burdette
Mr. Shafer
Kimberly
Deanville
Notables Visit Pocahontas Lodge In Nelsonville
In Nelsonville Monday evening the Great Pocahontas of Ohio Mrs. Mable Gamble of Van Wert officially visited the Pocahontas lodge. A large crowd attended. Refreshments followed the meeting during social hour. Guests included Mrs. Clara Curnliff Murray City Past Great Chief Mrs. Stella Vorhes Adelphia district deputy and Miss Haze Wallace. Mrs. Gamble and her daughter Miss Jane will visit the area for two weeks and stay with Miss Wallace.
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Nelsonville
Ohio
Mable Gamble
van Wert
Clara Curnliff
Murray City
Stella Vorhes
Adelphia
Haze
Wallace
Gamble
Birthday party honors Eva Wright as cake for 17th
Nelsonville notes Eva Wright’s seventeenth birthday hosted by her mother Mrs Myrtie Wright with contests won by Milas Ruth Lee Seibert Garnet Midkiff and Helen Mechem. Guests Edna Simonton Bertha Bussy Betty Figgins Ruth Lee Seibert Garnet McBride among Athens attendees. A 17 candy cake was made by Mrs McBride for the celebrant. Nelsonville marriage licenses issued at St Marys West Virginia include Elden McQuaid Edith Kirkendall John Stanley Geneva Palmer Chauncey.
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Nelsonvillmu
Eva Wright
Myrtie Wright
Milas Ruth Lee Seibert
Garnet
Midkiff
Helen Mechem
Eberta Bussy
Edna Simonton
Paulette Davis
Anne Stufflebean
Carma Haffner
Grnet Midkiff
Betty Figgins
Ruth Lee Seibert
Garnet McBride
Athens
St. Marys
W. Va
Elden McQuaid
Edith Kirkendall
Buchtel
John Stanley
Geneva Palmer
Chauncey
Logan man pleads guilty to intoxication charge
A. M. Norton of Nelsonville Logan pleaded guilty on arraignment before Mayor G. Holland Tuesday. He received a $5 fine plus costs.
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Nelsonville
A. M. Norton
Logan
Holland
Lon Adams honors Lonnie Max on eighth birthday
Mrs Lon Adams hosted a Jackson Street party Monday night from 6 to oclock for son Lonnie Maxs eighth birthday. Guests included Johnnie Figgins Wilbur Riggs Walden Croce Valkinburg Cecil Merrell Woodrum Billy Keating Sonny Raine Virginia Hellyer Joan Fellum Tommy McManus Bobby Bardin Shirley Adams and others. Helpers were Mrs Hazel McManus and Miss Margaret Collins. Juniors to meet tonight at 7 with Maxine and Vergene Medeiff on Myers Street.
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Nelsonville
Lon Adams
Jackson Street
Lonnie Max
Johnnie Figgins
Wilbur Riggs
Walden Croce
Max
Valkinburg
Cecil
Merrell Woodrum
Billy Keating
Sonny
Dorothy Raine
Virginia Hellyer
Joan Fellum
Tommy McManus
Bobby Bardin
Shirley Adams
Jack
Dick Duffy
Maud Piggine
Grace Duffy
Freda Hellyer
Bessie Valkinburg
Ruth Keating
Adams
Hazel McManus
Margaret Collins
Logan residents host visitors from nearby towns and cities
Mr and Mrs W F Schaal of Zanesville spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs D W Schaal and were joined by Miss Jean Struble who will stay two weeks. Mrs Elizabeth Dennis and daughter Helen of Kalamazoo visit Mrs Irene Pierce in North Mulberry Street.
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Elizabeth Dennis
Helen
Kalamazoo
Irene Pierce
North Mulberry Street
Dennis
Junia Club Social At Mrs Showalter’s Home
Logan Society News reports the Junia Club held a covered dish supper at Mrs L K Showalter’s home followed by a social evening. Out of town guest Miss Wilhelmine Deissele attended with Columbus visitors Mrs John Wellman and Mrs Stella Cameron. Members listed include J D Sanderson Walter Kline...kshmidt Elizabeth Ambrose and others.
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Junia Club
L. K. Showalter
John Wellman
Stella Cameron
Columbus
Wil
J. D. Sanderson
Walter Kleinshhmidt
Elizabeth Ambrose
Charlotte Strentz
Jessie McManigal
Emma McLain
Mary
Helen Blasius
Minette McCray
Ruth Brooke
Evelyn Underwood
Elia Rochester
Showalter
Columbus Social Roundup Highlights Weddings and Visits
Mrs. Stella Cameron visits as a house guest at the Brooke home in Columbus. Ruth Brooke hosts a dinner for several Columbus friends. A G. T. Club gathering at Mrs. T. Houston’s and a bridge substitute are noted. A surprise wedding announcement for Evelyn Lloyd Sayre and William B. Sayre is shared with details of the ceremony and attendees. The Sayres reside at 16 Freisner Avenue with family at a Columbus home.
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Stella Cameron
Columbus
Ruth Brooke
C. O. Allen
Allen Adams
George Hengst
May Bright
Warren Bright
Minnie Moore
Jean Bright
Cameron
Brooke
G. T. Club
S. Houston
Clayton Scheide Sr
Belle Hyson
Hattie Jones
Cora Ogilive
C. EB. Bowen
J. W. Higgins
Athens
Maude Dean
Esther Erwin
Fort Worth
Texas
Edith Douglas
Lawrence Adcock
Erwins
Logan
Evelyn Lloyd Sayre
William B. Sayre
Godman Shoe Company
Avoncale United Brethren Church of Columbus
Melvin Ogg
Clyde Ogg
Collision at Wright's Alley and West Washington Street
Cars driven by T. O. Draper and A. F. Kisor Jr., both of Nelsonville, collided at noon Tuesday as Draper tried to turn from Wright's Alley onto West Washington Street. The lead car's left rear wheel was damaged. the other car halted against a telephone pole. No injuries reported.
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Nelsonville
T. O. Draper
A. F. Kisor, Jr
Wright's Alley
West Washington Street
Draper
Kes returns home after Columbus visit
Mrs. E. J. Kes singer and daughter Mary Elizabeth have returned home from an end of week visit with Mrs. Helen Ireland and family in Columbus. A meeting of Kimberly Local Union No. 3905, United Mine Workers of America, will be held at the 10.C.F. Hall in Nelsonville on Saturday afternoon at 1 o clock, announced by secretary Ernest Hoskins.
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Nelsonville
E. J. Kessinger
Mary Elizabeh
Helen Ireland
Columbus
Kimberly
United Mine Workers of America
Mrs Warren Undergoes Operation at Grant Hospital
Mrs W W Warren entered Grant Hospital Columbus today for an operation at Peters Hospital Nelsonville for medical care and surgery.
Probate Court Notice in Athens County Ohio
Notice is given to Elmer Hill presumed decedent of Nelsonville, Ohio. If alive, he must prove continuance within weeks from July 5th after last publication in the Athens County Probate Court. M. Johnson, Clerk.
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Elmer Hill
Nelsonvile Ohio
Athens County
Ohio
Wheat yields vary around Logan with 27 bushels per acre best
Report from Logan area shows wheat harvests with best yield on the Sam Risch farm near Enterprise at 27 bushels per acre. Mason Campbell near Logan averaged 22 bushels, while W H Mowery and Pearl Ralston reported as low as 12 bushels per acre.
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Logan
Sam Risch
Enterprise
Mason Campbell
W. H. Mowery
Washington Township
Pearl Ralston
Laurel Township
Defective Children To Attend County Roundup
Logan reports Dr. W. B. Lacock and the county health commissioner will lead a roundup of deaf and defective hearing children of Hocking County with a clinic to assess educational needs. The survey follows a recent sight saving clinic that led to a sight saving school planned for next winter.
Girl Scout Leaders Attend District Training Course
Local women set to travel to Marietta July 24 to 28 for the Scout Leaders Training Course conducted by Girl Scout officials. Registered from here are Miss Louise Strentz Miss Emma Hall Miss Florence Bort Miss Marjorie Brandt Miss Freda Smith Miss Norma Ralston and Mrs. George Clayton Shaw.
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Logan
Marietta
Louise Strentz
Emma _ Hall
Florence Bort
Marjorie Brandt
Freda Smith
Norma Ralston
George Clayton Shaw
Stevensons Return From Grand Lake Vacation
Mr and Mrs Harry J Stevenson returned to their Logan home after a two week vacation at Grand Lake Northern Michigan They were joined by Mr and Mrs Len Brown and Mr and Mrs Gene Simpson of Forest Fishing was good with bass pike and trout One day on a commercial tug yielded a 21 pound lake trout He plans a fall bear and deer hunt. The English Class of the Business and Professional Women's Club met at Miss Minette McCray s home Twenty lessons will be studied Gore Naturalists 4 H Club met at the school yard led by Robert Terrell They witnessed the moon eclipse during the meeting.
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Indianapolis
Oberlin
WATIU
Columbus
Hamm
Glenford Dugan Post
American Legion
Ohio
Sandusky
Nelsonville
Hammatoo
Young People's Organization
Presbyterian Church
Band Boosters’ Club
Ashtabula
Bent
Logan
Harry J. Stevenson
Grand Lake
Michigan
Len Brown
Gene Simpson
Forest
Business and Professional Women's Club
Gore Naturalists 4-H Club
Robert Terre
Ellises announce birth of daughter in Union Furnace
Mr and Mrs Herman Ellis of Union Furnace announce the birth of a daughter on Sunday. Mr Ellis, a teacher at Union Furnace School, is the father.
Logan guests travel to Buckeye Lake by request
Miss Dorothy Myers and Miss Helen Johnson from Logan and Wilbur Daggett of Nelsonville will visit Buckeye Lake on Thursday as guests of Mrs. Dorothy Ward well and family who are camping there for the week. The report also notes a reckless driving arraignment in Logan with Richard Rhoades bound over to the grand jury on $300 bond after arrest by Sheriff Joe Farbearn.
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Logan
Dorothy Myers
Helen Johnson
Wilbur Daggett
Nelsonville
Buckeye Lake
Dorothy Wardwell
B&b
Whitehart
Richard Rhoades
Joe Farbearn
Logan Reservoir Project Uncertain Amid Council Session
Council discussed the Logan Reservoir project with uncertainty after the death of Councilman Weis and Meldrim's absence. Mayor Fitzgerald reported June collections of 180.65 while a Fourth Street name change and a small pool-related appropriation were carried over. The project will go to PWA then FERA due to over 25 000 expenditure, with plans to pursue other relief projects.
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Logan
J. M. Meldrim
Frank Weis
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Fourth Street
Fitzgerald
Washington
PWA
FERA
R. R. Loomis
Council
F. O. Cooper
Bright
Larimer
Mauk
Girl Scout Troops Picnic At Rachelmacher Park
Three Girl Scout troops held a joint picnic Tuesday evening at Rachelmacher Park with about 50 scouts attending. They discussed plans for the area camp at Marietta on July 28. Activities included games and a picnic supper sponsored by Pioneer Troop led by Miss Helen Johnson under Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority sponsorship.
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Logan
Rachelmacher Park
Marietta
Pioneer Troop
Helen Johnson
Sigma Phi Gamma
Terrel brothers plan Ohio University study in fall
Logan Rob ert and Waldo Ter rel sons of Mr and Mrs Emerson Ter rel of Gore prepare to enter Ohio University next fall. Both graduated from S H 8 with the class of 35. Robert will study electrical engineering while Waldo majors in chemistry with a minor in physical education.
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Logan
Robert
Waldo Terrel
Emerson Terrel
Gore
Ohio University
Wil
Fire destroys home in Logan morning blaze
Residence of Dave Johnson son of Longstreth and its contents were burned Saturday morning. Mr and Mrs Johnson had left home after preparing breakfast on a kitchen stove. By the time the fire was discovered it had gained headway and nothing could be saved.
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Logan
Dave Johnson
Longstreth
Mrs. Johnson
Court of Appeals orders dismissal in Loomis case
An entry from the court of appeals on Tuesday in the National Union Indemnity Company v. William Loomis and Son transmitted a mandamus to the lower court to execute on a judgment. The action effectively upholds the common pleas court ruling.
Relief serves 2430 pounds of food in Hocking County
Relief headquarters report a Tuesday delivery of 2430 pounds of hamburger to aid families in Hocking County this week.
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Logan
Hocking County
Relief Headquarters
Longstreth West Logan Playgrounds To Open
West Logan and Longstreth playgrounds are to open soon as emergency school officials push a county wide program. F. Cooper said equipment for the playgrounds has been ordered and adults may use facilities daily from 6 to 8 pm. Community night occurs weekly at all sites. Leaders meet at Junior High School each Wednesday at 9 for further training as a first aid course proceeds.
Emergency Schools Plan Study Courses
Logan County teachers form a county wide course of study to be adopted next fall. A Tuesday meeting yielded committee assignments for Nutrition and Cooking Florence Lutz and Olga May Green. Handicraft and Sewing Nellie Stone and Josephine Sayre. Parent Education Mrs. Ella Mae Herron, Mrs. Irving Stone and Mrs. Sayre. Workers Education Mary Donaghue. Elementary Education Mrs. Ruth Campbell and Ethel Anderson. County officials toured Ward Township to inspect a proposed road change across the Sweazy and Priest farms. decision pending.
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Logan
Hocking County
Florence Lutz
Olga May Green
Nelllie Stone
Josephine Sayre
Ella Mae Herron
Irving Stone
Sayre
Mary Donaghue
Ruth Campbell
Ethel Anderson
W. S. Yaw
Ward Township
William Sweazy
Hector Priest
Perry divorce case seeks name change to Evans
Luella Mae Perry files for divorce from Donald Perry whom she married in 1931. They separated on July 1 1932 and have lived apart since with no children. She requests restoration of her maiden name Luella Mae Evans.
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Logan
Luella Mae Perry
Donald Perry
Luella Mae Evans
Eagles Triumph In 12 Inning Victory Over Phi
Local recap describes the Eagles winning 12 to something over Phi in a tense game. Scott contributed multiple hits while Krum homered and drove in runs to secure the lead. United Brethren will meet this evening. Friday's Catholic game postponed.
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Eagles
Phi
Logan
Scott
Krum
United Brethren
Rotary Picnic Slated as Hospital Help Sought
Local Rotary Club plans a picnic on July 25 to raise funds for a child needing hospital treatment in Columbus. The boy, son of Mr and Mrs, requires surgery and ongoing care as efforts continue to gather support from the community.
Route 75 Work Begins On State Roadway Project
Roadwork starts on Route 75 affecting Logan city and Perry and stretches toward New Straitsville and Murray City. Detours planned near the Route 1 schoolhouse as crews begin the project Monday.
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Logan
Perry
New Straitsville
State
Murray City
Fragmented OCR Health Snippet Surfaces Misread Symptoms
A garbled OCR fragment mentions long illness, itching, fever, and a medical product sample. The readable items include vague pain and nocturnal symptoms with references to a company and department but lack clear context or completeness.
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