John Collier Bound Over for Grand Jury Action
John Collier waived preliminary hearing and pled not guilty to second degree murder. He was bound over to the grand jury under a $5,000 bond. The case stems from the July 25 shooting of Lester Mills near Ash Cave Route 86.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John Collier
E. BE. Bright
Joe Farbearn
Col Mer
Lester Mills
G. Wood Bowen
Collier
Hocking County
Lewis Reynolds
Elizabeth Collier
Marie Gallagher
Chillicothe
Resignation of Logan Service Head Refused
Logan July 20 Fred C Shively which was tendered last week to Mayor Wiias Bright has not been accepted and Shively will remain service director Bright cited Shivelys 18 months drought relief welfare work and duties as factor in turning down the resignation He noted a 12474 71 saving over 1929 and 2000 paid on an old debt as part of the administrations record and praised his winter and spring relief management
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlogan
Fred C. Shively
Wiias Bright
Shively
Bright
McConnell Recovers From Stabbing. Bond Effort for Suspect
Logan July 29 Harry McConnell who was stabbed in the chest and back more than a week ago returned home from a Columbus hospital Sunday evening and is reportedly on the road to recovery. McConnell visited his physician and his healing is described as rapid. Joe Biffle, held in the county jail in connection with the stabbing, is trying to raise the bond needed for release until the grand jury hears his case.
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Biffie
Logan
Harry McConmell
Columbus
McConnell
Joe Biffle
Grand Jury
Mrs Warren Injured in Fall Down Stairs
Logan report says Mrs Clyde Warren of Walmer Avenue fractured both bones of her left wrist after falling Tuesday at the Cherrington site. She is the third woman to suffer such injuries in the past week.
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Logan
Clyde Warren
Walmer Avenue
Cherrington A
Werren
Carpenter Field Day Set For August 4 At Farm
Logan July 29 Field Day at the Carpenter Experiment Farm will bring farmers from Athens Adams Vinton Licking and Hocking Counties. D R Doods and J C Cutler state specialists will guide visits to soil plots and explain work in the afternoon. F H Ballou briefs on orchard work and beef cattle sheep and poultry experiments will be observed with Harold Chambers extension agent coordinating plans.
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Logan
Carpenter Experiment Farm
Hocking County
Athens
Adams
Vinton
Licking
D. R. Doods
J. C. Cutler
F. H. Ballou
Harold Chambers
Local Visitors and Health Notices From Buckeye State
Mr and Mrs Joe W Coleman and daughter stayed in Buffalo West Virginia over the weekend as guests of J B McKibben and relatives. Dr and Mrs Henry G Gibson of Glouster were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs M F Weymueller. John C Pettit suffered acute indigestion at his West Hunter Street home Monday night under physician care. Migs Iola Courter daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Courter East Front Street underwent tonsil operation Tuesday at Cherring ton Hospital. Mr and Mrs Bernard Wysong Columbus are visiting Mr and Mrs J R Elder near Logan. They just returned from Detroit Cleveland and New York. Mr and Mrs Clay of Columbus and Mr and Mrs Curtiss Maxwell Garrett Ind were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs J R Elder.
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Joe W. Coleman
Buffalo
J. B. McKibben
Henry G. Gibson
Glouster
M. F. Weymueller
John C. Pettit
West Hunter Street
Migs Iola Courter
Frank Courter
East Front Street
Cherrington Hospital
Bernard Wysong
Columbus
J. R. Elder
Logan
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Clay
Curtiss Maxwell
Garrett, Ind
Fox Squirrel Outwits House Cat on Main Street
On Main Street, Chief of Police Lewis Reynolds witnessed a chase between a fox squirrel and a house cat. The squirrel fled to a telephone pole, kept by the cat until it disappeared, then climbed down and left.
Catholics Defeat Episcopalians 16 to 2 in Logan
Behind pitcher Krannitz the Catholics beat the Episcopalians 16 to 2 on Monday evening. The Episcopalians were hampered by Bran nigan’s vacation absence at Shell Beach, marking the Catholics’ second straight victory.
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Logan
Krannitz
Episcopalians
Brannigan
Shell Beach
Ladies Night at Logan Rotary Meeting at Scenic Inn
Logan July 29. The Logan Rotary Club held a Ladies Night at the Scenic Inn near Ash Cave with 61 members and guests attending. Guests sang, played horseshoes and recreation ball, then enjoyed bridge with high honors awarded to Mrs. L. K. Showalter, dinner by D. D. Goss and W. W. Wells, as Kiwanis members joined for the next meeting.
Judge Whitcraft Sets Week of Local Cases
Logan July 29 assignment list shows Judge Harley M. Whitcraft to hear multiple hearings over several days. Wednesday includes the Bowers divorce, a demurrer in Lehman et al v Lehman, and Stein drug against Ohio on error. July 30 lists Gatwood v Gatwood and Coonville Coal Co v Bolinger on error.
German Cavalry Veterans Hold Dresden Reunion
Veterans of the German cavalry gathered in Dresden for a reunion their first since World War I. They were received and inspected by Field Marshal Von Mackensen, once a member of the high command, and pictured at the ceremony.
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Dresden
Court entries list pairings Hart vs Plotnik Geiger vs Miller
Records show expected matchups Hart against Plotnik Geiger against Miller and Hockman facing Miller with a divorce noted for August 8 Cole against Cole.
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Hart
Plotnik
Geiger
Miller
Hockman
Colegainst
Logan Worker Injured At Hocking Valley Brick Plant
Chan Kistler an Hocking Valley Brick plant employee was injured late Monday when his left foot was caught in a machine. Medical staff treated him at the scene and transported him for further care. The incident remains under investigation by plant safety officials.
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Logan
Chan Kistler
Hocking Valley Brick Plant
Plant Accident Amputations Reported After Injury
A worker named Kistier suffered a severe plant accident and was taken to a local physician. Two toes were nearly severed and subsequently amputated. The incident echoes a similar accident involving C. Guess two weeks earlier at the same plant.
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Kistier
New Straitsville Man Found Drowned in Well
In New Straitsville Charles Callahan 41 drowned after slipping into a family well while drawing water. His body lay six hours until his brother James found the scene as the bucket sank and lifted the body to the top. A coroner and doctors attributed the accident to losing balance and hitting his head.
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New Straitsville
Charles
Dolly”) Callahan
James
Funeral Rites Held for Local Man in New Straitsville
Funeral services were conducted at St. Augustine Catholic Church with Rev Father Cellerman presiding. Burial followed in the local Catholic Cemetery. He is survived by his mother, four brothers Clarence Billie Jimmie and Joe, and one sister Mrs Peck Dreese, all of New Straitsville.
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St. Augustine Catholic Church
Father Cellerman
Clarence
Billie
Jimmie
Joe
Peck
Dreese
New Straitsville
Local Folks Share Weekend Visits and News
The community notes visiting families and events across Graham Chapel and nearby areas. Highlights include Mrs. Goldie Konkoskia and Burneta with Mrs. Boo family, Ruth Bobo and grandmother in Long Run, and many residents at Sunday School and social gatherings. A new son was welcomed by Hollaway Darnell, Kathaleen Williams broke an arm riding a pony, and local ball games and visits among Babos, Frosts, Hawks, and other neighbors are listed.
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Goldie Konkoskia
Burneta
John Q. Boo
Rulmer Ackley
Cora Hawk
Clifford Love
Gilbert Crawford
Willow Creek
Ruth B. Bobo
Elizabeth Cooley
Long Run
Elton Frost
Catherine
Roscoe
Jean
Jack
Donald Eslocker
Evelyn
Bryan Gaston
Margaret
Delmer Frost
Haines
Dale Hawk
James Dean
Vernie Koker
Elza Woodrow
Maud Dunfee
Earl
Richard Dailey
Willie
Paul Hawk
Robert Paterson
Leo Carsey
Frances Bobo
Burneta Konkoskia
Ruth
Wood
Hollaway Darnell
Kathaleen Williams
Harley Williams
John Q. Bobo
Woodrow
Ray Love
Bill Elliott
Athens
Bill Marshalls
Margaret Frost
Sam Frost
Bari Dailey
Lewis Dailey
Woodrow Bobo
Ernest Smith
the Plains
Visiting families and social calls around Lancaster and Union Furnace
New Plymouth resident L J Bardain visited Mr and Mrs Thomas Largent on Wednesday. Eliza Greten returned to her home at Lancaster on Saturday after two weeks with the Largents. Esta Largent visits cousin Miss Jorié Carter at Union Furnace. Mrs Andrew Kisor and sons Jonier and Billy of West Virginia visit the Largents. Mr and Mrs Mike Largent spent Sunday with the Jenniers at Union Furnace. William Tun Jy and sons Ralph and Wilbur spent Sunday with the Largents. Mrs Emmit Siddle and Joan spent Monday with the Largents.
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L. J. Bardain
Thomas Largent
Eliza Greten
Lancaster
Arthur Largent
Esta Largent
Lank Jorié Carter
Union Furnace
Andrew Kisor
Jonier and
Billy
West Virginia
Arthur ‘Laagent
Mike Largent
Jennifer
William Tun Jy
Ralph
Wilbur
Emmit Siddle
Dayons
Joan
Wolfe Birthday Party Cherishes 79th
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Wolfe hosted at Cozy Corner a gathering of 35 relatives and friends to celebrate his seventy ninth birthday. Relatives came from Columbus, Atheny, Amesville, Trimble, Concord and nearby areas. A noon dinner was served and the afternoon was spent socially.
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E. V. Wolfe
Cozy Corner
Mr. Wolfe
Columbus
Atheny
Amesville
Trimble
Concord
Vicinity
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Clinton Webb
The
Messenger
D. Y. Milne
Ash Cave
Mills
Gallagher
Bowen
Phil A. Henderson
Mrs. Warren
Carpenter Field
Columbia
James Gleason
Marion Nixon, Eddie Quillan
Night Birds
N. Court &T. Dial
Scenic Inn
Columbia Theatre
Majestic
Peter B. Kyne
Leslie Howard
Conchita Montenegro
Charlie Chase
Pittsburgh
Joe E. Brown
Wen Ind
Matinee
June Collyer
Lloyd Hughes
Owen Moore
Dorothy Christy Jameson Thomas
Bobby Jones
Charles Callahan
Graham
Row Bobo
Mabel Hawk
Rylmer Ackley
Marie and
Ethel
Herbert Hawk
John Pershing
Stanford Burkett
Canaonville
Ralph Patterson
Anna Koker
Florence Sloane
Charles Richard
Tommy Phillips
New Plymouth
Nelly Don
Batiste
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