Visitor notices changes in Logan visitor recalls county roots
Logan observer Jacob Iles of Bloomington Illinois, visiting for Elmer Stiverson’s funeral, reflects on Logan’s rebuilding. Born 1861, he spent years in Kansas, the Dakotas and Illinois, worked 30 years for the Chicago and Alton Railroad, wife dead 26 years, two daughters in Bloomington. He hopes to return after retirement.
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Samuel Hes
Kansas
Dakotas
Illinois
Bloomington
Logan
Work to Start on Thursday in Hocking County
State Highway Department crews will begin two improvements in Hocking County on Thursday. The projects run from the Logan Laurelville Highway at Mound Crossing to the blockhouse and from South Bloomingville scenic route to Old Man's Cave. Survey on the Rockhouse improvement just finished.
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Logan
Hocking County
State
Boyd Wright
Laurelville
Mound Crossing
Blockhouse
Bloomingville
Old Man's Cave
Rockhouse
Wright
Absent-ballot interest grows in Logan city primary
Logan officials report rising interest in the city primary as fifteen absentee ballot applications were received by Tuesday afternoon. Democrats account for most requests while several Republicans also asked for ballots, with the mayoral race seen as the magnet drawing attention.
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Logan
Election Board
Preaching by Bedford W. S. Gibbons at Darwin This Weekend
Local notices report Bedford W. S. Gibbons will preach at Darwin Saturday and Sunday nights. Numerous residents and families are listed visiting relatives and spending weekends in nearby towns including Columbus Allen s ville Nelsonville and Tiffin with names of multiple households and individuals accompanying or hosting them.
New England Visitors Advertise Rural Links
Mrs Hattie Dodds returns to New England after visiting cousin Will Hill in Zanesville. Lloyd and Cecil Copeland visited Stewart. Alice Weist Velma Williams called on Mrs Charles Wal raven. Mrs Sarah Parker of Athens came with daughter and granddaughter to her farm on business. Velma Paul and Georgia Williams were in Athens. Harry Starkey family Mary Cole and children from Columbus stay with relatives at New England and West Virginia. George Williams family visited Charlie Sandborn at Clarks Chapel. Church services scheduled for Thursday.
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Hattie Dodds
Will Hill
Zanesville
New England
Lloyd
Cecil Copeland
Stewart
Alice Weist
Velma Williams
Charles Walraven
Sarah Parker
Athens
Velma
Paul
Georgia Williams
Harry Starkey
Mary Cole
Columbus
West Virginia
George Williams
Charlie Sandborn
Clarks Chapel
Thirteen divorce petitions filed in July in Hocking County
Thirteen divorce petitions were filed in Common Pleas Court in Hocking County during July, a record for one month. The filings include cases by Burl Lemon against Meda Lemon for cruelty, and William Huffman seeking divorce from Zelda Huffman for neglect and cruelty. Ruth Wolfe seeks divorce from Raymond Wolfe with custody and alimony requests.
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Berton Township
Cuba Leffler
Ruth Wolfe
Raymond Wolfe
Mrs. Wolfe
Leiverce
Social Roundup in Bishopsville and Nearby Towns
Local residents hosted and visited relatives from Columbus Parkersburg Glouster and Thurston over the weekend. Attendees included the Moody Koons Settles Pedicord Easter Clark Hoon families with gatherings at homes and a church event noted for the Bishopville Sunday School picnic set for August 17 at Bishop Grove.
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J. W. Moody
Ray Koons
Edward
Donald
Grover Settles
Leo
Charles
Columbus
Frank Pedicord
Miles
Mary Clark
Parkersburg
W. Va
W. H. Hoon
Lloyd
Dwight Smith
Enlon Grubbs
Lulu Grubbs
Thurston
Ira Kasler
Roy Kasler
Maynard Sayre
Trimble
Frederick Kittle
Athens
Ira Falls
Floyd Milhioan
Doris
Jean
Harold
John Millhoan
John Wagner
Dean Kittle
Woodstock
Barberton
Herman Jones
Glouster
Ira Easler
J. M. McDonald
Jessie
Marguerite
Rohie
Abrillie Henry
Palos
Joe Lewis
Sylvester Huston
F. E. Roberts
Bishopville
Bishop Grove
Coroner Indicates Death of Drescher Likely Accidental
Coroner J. I. Miller said his report on Joe Drescher’s death, struck by a Hocking Valley freight train Monday night, would call the cause accidental. Miller and Sheriff W. R. Lloyd traveled to Nelsonville to confer with a person said to have been with Drescher Monday night after a jailhouse conference with the deceased’s brother.
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Logan
J. I. Miller
Joe Drescher
Hocking Valley
Miller
W. R. Lloyd
Nelsonville
Drescher
Social Visits Move Through Logan Area Families
Mr and Mrs W S Yaw hosted relatives and friends near Jackson Sunday. Fred Lilankenship of New Straits ville visited Logan on business Tuesday. Mrs J Donald Francis of Washington DC arrives for a brief stay with her parents in South Culver Street. Miss Ledonna Lloyd of Murray City visits cousin Miss Evelyn Lloyd in Logan. Mr and Mrs Don Ackers of Elizabeth New Jersey are in Logan for a short vacation with relatives and friends.
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W. SS. Yaw
Jackson
Fred Lilankenship
New Straitsville
Logan
J. Donald Francis
Washington, D. C
Rolland Bright
South Culver Street
Ledonna Lloyd
Murray City
Evelyn Lloyd
Don Ackers
Elizabeth
N. J
Logan to Meet Murray City in Sunday Baseball Clash
Logan baseball management announced a Sunday afternoon game here with Murray City. It will be the teams second meeting of the season after Murray City won the first game 5 to 3. Logan routed Lancaster 13 to 0 last Sunday, scoring eleven runs in one inning.
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Logan
Murray City
Lancaster
Ash Cave Emerges as Top Hocking County Tourist Center
Logan July 31 Ash Cave, once hard to reach due to rough roads, is now a leading Hocking County scenic spot. Ranger Lewis Jones says 780 visitors came last Sunday and 1,282 the Sunday before. Plans are underway for tourist accommodations.
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Logan
Ash Cave
Hocking County
Lewis Jones
Plans for new clay plant in Green Township
Logan July 81 Chamber of Commerce says sponsor W D Richardson plans to prepare and consider plans for a proposed clay plant near Shaw school house in Green Township. Richardson has been recuperating in Minnesota and will return to Columbus early next month to start plans sooner than expected.
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Logan
Chamber of Commerce
W. DD. Richardson
Green ‘Township
Shaw School House
Richardson
Minnesota
Hie
Celumbus
Methodist Claim Lead After Nine Inning Rally
In Logan on July 31 the Presbyterians briefly led the nine inning game against the Methodists but the final score was 12 to 11 in favor of the Methodists. Two pitchers were forced to retire due to heavy hits. The Methodists seize the league lead for the second half with two wins and no losses and new uniforms debuting Monday.
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Logan
Presbyterians
Methodists
Methodist
Funeral services for Mrs. A. E. Culberson
Funeral services were held at St. John's Lutheran church near Iinterprise for Mrs. A. E. Culberson who died from burns at her Washington Township home. The Rev. Mr. Haynes officiated and burial followed in the nearby cemetery.
Chase W T Martins Heads West for Two Week Trip
Chase W T Martins plans a two week trip through the Western States. The report notes several local visits and calls by residents including Rev Spriggs and daughter of Athens, Miss Edrie Robinson in Newark, and various families visiting relatives and attending the Hudnall reunion held Sunday July 28.
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W. T. Martins
Local Families Visit Relatives Around New Straitsville Area
Visitors from New Straitsville and nearby towns visited relatives in New Straitsville, Zanesville, Columbus, Newark, and Somerset. Notable names include Charles Evans Richard and William Crowe Ellen Crowe Betty Brown Melba Brown Nelda Brown Maud Ward and James Crowe.
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Charles Evans
Crooksville
Richard
William
Carbon Hill
William Thompson
Elizabeth Essex
Robert
Evelyn Nancy
Sam Begland
Gnadenhutten
Ed Russell
Zanesville
Ed Halsey
Buckeye State Business College
New Straitsville
Wayne Begley
Columbus
Thomas Burke
K. of C
Olentangy Park
Melba
Nelda Brown
Tom Hunter
Logan
Charles Holleran
Erward McAloon
Frank McBride
Betty Brown
Patrick McAloon
Bobby Klotz
Steubenville
James Crowe
Ellen Crowe
Andy Crowe
Somerset
Maud Ward
Newark
James Grady
Bill Wiggins
Word Ladder Clue Progression From Crown to Prank
The answer lists a chain of word ladder steps starting with Crown and ending with Prank. Each term differs by a single letter, moving through related terms such as Crown, Croon, Crook, Crock, Crack, and Crank before reaching Prank.
Local Visitors and Birth Notice in New Straitsville
Miss Ellen Sweeney of Columbus visited her parents Mr. and Mrs J J Sweeney over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Michael Holleran Columbus formerly of the town announce the birth of a son at St Ann's Hospital July 29. Stophen Spires a student in Ohio tro e University visits his parents Mr and Mrs Adam Spires. Begsy is recovering from an injured ankle from a firing incident at the New Straitsville crick plant Tuesday. Harry Holeran Atlanta Georgia visited his home in New Straitsville.
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Ellen Sweeney
Columbus
J. J. Sweeney
Michael Holleran
Elizabeth McGrady
St. Ann's Hospital
Stophen Spires
Ohiotro'e University
Adam Spires
An Begsy
New
Straitsville
Strouds Run Social Notes Highlight Rainy Meeting
Strouds Run and Literary Society held a well attended meeting despite rain. A one act play Filming of Unc Tom's Cabin was performed and will be shown again on request. The next meeting is August 9.
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Strouds and Literary Society
Clarence Smith
Arra Gillett
Charles Cone
Irma Jean
Bam Gillett
New Lexington
Herman Brown
Federal
Missessara
Freda Poston
Ohio University
Albert Poston
Albert Wilkes
Jerseyville
Sunday Visits Around Guysville and Buckeye Lake
Mr and Mrs Raleigh Robison and children visited relatives in Guysville. Others at Dave Matter son’s place included Jesse Bennett Dowler Cain Miller South Poston Smith Matteson. Mr and Mrs Austin Cone spent Sunday at Buckeye Lake.
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Raleigh Robison
Guysville
Dave Matterson
Jesse Bennett
Fred Dowler
Cleo Cain
W. W. Miller
Harvey South
Glen Poston
Bill Smith
Dave Matteson
Austin Cone
Buckeye Lake
Tarring of State Highway Begins
The State Highway Department started tarring the gravel road between Fisher and Albany this morning. The ice cream social at Alexander Presbyterian Church, planned for this evening, has been postponed indefinitely.
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Athens-Albany
Fisher
Albany
Alexander Presbyterian Church
State Highway Department
Allbany
McArthur
ZEMO Dandruff Remedy Ad Claim
Dandruff goes itching ends as ZEMO touches the scalp healing cleansing with the antiseptic liquid. The ad promises rapid relief from dandruff and itching and suggests using ZEMO for all antiseptic purposes. Available in 35c 60c and $1.00 sizes.
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Zemo
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Thomas Kesinger
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Mary Lee
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Wayne Sloan
del Whaley
Tiffin
Harold Shridder
Clyde Hines
Charles Hines
Edith Whaley
Guy Lee
Pearl Helwig
Frank Helwig
John Douglas
Virgil Blackwood
Jessie Douglas
Binas Violet
Marion
Dale Hart
Harry Will
Herman Will
Sam Williams
Dale Whaley
Deloris
Rhea Shum- Way
W. L. Whaley
Frank Henderson
Sarah Henderson
George Henderson
Albert Chaney
Springfield
John Chaney
Bishopsville
Logan Briets
F. J. Beasley Milling & Grocery Co
Chase
Edrie Robinson
Mrnday
Hudnall
Williamstown
Emma Robinson
FE. H. Carbaugh
S. S. Searts
Wellston
Blaine Woodyard
George lLeeves
Pearl Chapel
Edward Robinett
Toledo
J.W. Lax
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D. H. Carbaugh
Dana Sauters
Arlis Robinson
L. Sauters
H. E. Douglas
Everett Douglas
CC. E. Douglas
Sarah M. Prooks
J. F. Carbaugh
Marl Robinson
Lunion
Cherry Ridge
Beatrice Wood
Pleasant Valley
E. H. Carbaugh
John Haning
Ruth Martin
Joseph Hudnall
Pittsburgh
Gibson
Prescription Store
AJEST
Paramount Picture
Kodak
Ily
Cross Bros
W. Union Street
Athens, Ohio
Jack Holt and
Dorothy Revier
Kathryn Crawford
Charley Chese
Strouds Run
Men's Athletic Union
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