4-H Club Tour Visits State Capitol and Museum
About 400 people from the annual 4-H Club tour traveled by eight buses and 17 autos to Columbus. They visited the museum Ohio State University the State House and Senate chambers received by Ray Allison and George Neffner. The group later toured the governor's reception room and watched aircraft at Port Columbus Airport including a Fort Worth plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Allison
George Neffner
George S. Myers
Columbus
Ft. Worth
Texas
Cutler Brief Social Notes
The annual home coming at Centenary Church is set for Sunday August 2. The Ladies' Aid Society met at Mrs. Marshal Bailey's home for a pot luck dinner and church yard cleanup. No August meeting. September gathering at Mrs. J. W. Leyda's home. Local trips include Mr. and Mrs. Bailey and others visiting Logan. Miss Nellie Dunbar and Mr. Goddard group touring Minnesota Wisconsin Kansas Oklahoma Colorado. Mrs. Lloyd Remely dislocated a shoulder. Miss Mate Dunbar wed William Knell in Fort Wayne and plan to live there. Mrs. G. W. Brandeberry and relatives visited Ms. Leyda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low Arnold
Logan
Carrie Dunbar
Frank Goddard
Nellie
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
W. E. Gill
C. E. Brandeberry
Coolville
Myrtle Dunbar
Columbus
T. T. Dunbar
Lloyd Remely
Mate Dunbar
Bucyrus
William Knell
Fort Wayne
Ind
G. W. Brandeberry
Rosa Sebota
Helen
Chicago
J. V. Leyda
Logan Social Notes Highlight Local Guests and Visitations
Logan residents share updates on visits and gatherings. Mrs. Ralph Henry returns from Columbus after sinus operation. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bradbury host relatives. Lois Scheide turns five with a park party. Sewing club hosts a oneday tea and shower honors Hubble bride-to-be. Short church service noted before a St John picnic at Wildcat Hollow Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ralph Henry
Columbus
John Bond
Henry
Bernard Bradbury
Daughters
Cincinnati
A. J. Curl
Curl
Mrs. Bradbury
S J. Matthew Lutheran
Amos L. Heyde
St. John Church
Wildcat Hollow Park
Priscilla Club Hostess Receives Members at Walnut Street Home
Mrs. Ben Geslin hosted the Priscilla Club at her home on Walnut Street 8S Wednesday evening. After sewing, refreshments were served. Miss Margaret Hartmann will entertain the club next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Geslin
Priscilla Club
Walnut St
Margaret Hartmann
Mrs Wylie Thurness Hosts E Z Contract Club
Mrs Wylie Thurness hosted the E Z contract club at Mrs Jennie Preston home Tuesday evening. High scores were by Mrs Ed Jones and Mrs Ray McGovern. PICNIC AT EWING Twenty three members and guests of the Lutheran Youth picnicked at Miss Mae Bensonhaver home at Ewing Wednesday evening. Karl Hartmann led the business session and plans were made to hold the August meeting at Karl Hansels home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Benson haver. Frances Kelch marked her thirteenth birthday with a party hosted by her mother Mrs Fred Kelch at their North St home with games and prizes for Rosann Brown Martha Kinser and Dorothy Jean Shriner. Mrs Kelch with Miss Josephine Kleinschmidt served lunch to a long list of guests. Eloise James daughter of Eva James of Logan to compliment the bride
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Scheide, Jr
Lois
Rachelmacher Park
Judy Betts
Nelsonville
Sally Bassett
Marcia Thurness
Marilyn
Donna Jean Skinner
Sammy Sloan
Clare Jeanette
Martha Acker
Jean Charlotte Turner
Marilyn Gaverick
Dicky Poling
Dorothy Anne
Larry Poling
Sue Roberta
Lois Scheide
Wylie Thurness
E. Z. Contract Club
Jennie Preston
Ed, Jones
Ray McGovern
Mae Bensonhaver
Ewing
Karl Hartmann
Karl Hansel
Charles Bensonhaver
Frances Kelch
Fred Kelch
North St. Gomes
Rosann Brown
Martha Kinser
Dorothy Jean Shriner
Martha Ann, Kinser
Thelma Stump
Rosann
Mary Alice Brown
Helen Funk
Martha Ann Kelch
Frieda Napp
Dorothy Foster
Eleanor Anthony
Murray City Social Notes and Rural Visits
Murray City notices a Ladies Adult Bible Class gathering at the M E Church hosted by Mrs Del la Hellyer with Mrs Minnie Bauers and Mrs Martha Huston assisting. Members enjoyed readings and games after a business session, with lunch for 28 attendees. Other items list family visits across Lancaster Camp Grounds Nelsonville Crooksville Logan Columbus and Los Angeles and conclude with a note about the yak hybrid animal known as the robo in the Himalayas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
M. E. Church
Della Hellyer
Minnie Bauers
Martha Huston
Amy Stevens
William Chivers
Joe
Billy Wollett
Bobby Dunn
Lancaster Camp Grounds
Rollen Hauser
Minnie Bauer
James Hiege
Nelsonville
Joe Larrison
Massillon
Bertie Boling
Howard Brooker
Lilly Mitchell
Crooksville
Albert Spencer
Anna Belle Thomas
Donna Lou
Hetty Thom
Ralph Barber
Forest Ayers
Lancaster
Frank Walters
Mary Jean
Martha Isabel
Logan
Walters
John Walters
Charles Vess
Los Angeles
Calif
Edna Dyson
Harold Blazier
Columbus
Howard Push
Water supply revived in Logan as new well goes online
Water began pouring into Logan city mains from the new well late Thursday evening restoring adequate supply after weeks. Director R R Loomis supervised installation of the pump motor and equipment and a chlorinator was added to meet health department orders. A drop in power for the air compressor was noted as the system came online.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan City
R. R. Loomis
State Health Department
Farmers urged to reseed clover timothy after drought kill
Logan Hocking county crop specialists urge farmers to reseed clover and timothy in wheat stubble. Moisture in the soil in recent days should allow germination and a legume hay crop next year. Discing is advised before reseeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Hocking County
Extension Service
Divorce Granted in Chillicothe Case of Weakley v Weakley
Judge Wilbur Mc Kenzie presided as Ethel Weakley was granted a divorce from Harry Weakley on neglect grounds. Custody of the minor children awarded to the mother and the husband ordered to pay seven pounds weekly for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Wilbur McKenzie
Chillicothe
Ethel Weakley
Harry Weakley
Girl Scouts Plan First Lancaster Camp Week of Aug 9
Logan Pioneer Troop One of the Girl Scouts, meeting Wednesday, arranged a camp at Lancaster Camp Grounds the week of August 9. About 22 girls will attend directed by Miss Opal Wylie with help from Mrs. Ruth Graham, Miss Florence Bort and Miss Velva Brabshes. Leaders will scout the grounds Sunday to prep for the outing starting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Pioneer Troop
Girl Scouts
Lancaster Camp
Opal Wylie
Ruth Graham
Florence Bort
Velva Brashares
Man Pleads Guilty in Trespassing Case Near Bloomingville
Logan: Feston Hilliard reports trespass on his property leading to arrest of Guy Hunter and Lawrence Leasure by Sheriff Joe Farbearn. Hunter pleads guilty and pays $1 fine plus costs. Leasure pleads not guilty and posts $300 bond for grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Feston Hilliard
Bloomingville
Guy Hunter
Lawrence Leasure
Joe Farbearn
S. B. Whitehart
Hunter
Leasure
Ross County Jurist To Return to Logan
Logan reports Judge Wilbur McKenzie, who presided over the Ross County Common Pleas Court, will return next Thursday for more court work. He handled orders and set a schedule after overseeing the recent bonus murder trial involving a former service man’s wife found guilty of manslaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Wilbur McKenzie
Common Pleas
Ross County
Ricketts Sues Wright for Probate Court Fee
Edwin D. Ricketts files suit against Charles J. Wright for 250 dollars with 6 percent interest from August 21 1930. The claim covers fees for prosecuting a case for the guardian of several children through probate court and notes the Aug 21 1930 finding of reasonableness by the probate court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Edwin D. Ricketts
Charles J. Wright
Baseball Resumes In Logan League After Break
Junior American Legion baseball restarts Monday as Presbyterians meet Catholics after a week off for the state tournament in Columbus. Wednesday features Catholics against Methodists with league play slated to run until September. Logan travels to Chillicothe in two weeks and plans a Ross County return visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
American Legion
Columbus
Chillicothe
Ross County
Condition of Judge Hare ley Whitcraft Pressed by Illness
Condition of Judge Hareley Whitcraft remained little changed Thursday evening. Attending physicians are hopeful the crisis is passed though his condition remains serious.
Logan Visit From Mrs. Lawe of Texas
Mrs. Charles Lawe and her son from Ft. Worth Texas are visiting Logan friends. They are guests of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Adcock and others. Mrs Lawe formerly lived in Logan and was Miss Iona Irwin before moving to Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Charles Lawe
Ft. Worth
Tex
Lawrence Adcock
Texas
Lawe
Iona Irwin
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Cutler
Ralph Roberts
L. A. Ross
Richmond V
Alex McMillen
James Barker
Edwin Barker
Elizabeth Wright
Lucy
Gertrude Barker
Nettie Reinscheld
Hubble
Betty Martin
Marie Frasch
Kathryn Johnson
Mary E. Fox
Margaret Soliday
Catherine Stoughton
Jack Keller
Elizabeth Schrader
Co. F. Ridgley
C. F. Ridgley
New York
Mr. Hubble
Mrs. Geslin
Eloise James
Eva James
Murray City Social Notes
Himalayas
India
Rauch
NEW Loaf
Rauch's New Loaf
Union Shop
West Eunch
Pall Fa
Gata
Mnd
Santos
Graham Crackers Pc
Clover Farm Butter
Borden
Clover Farm
Ker
Oxydol
Whit
Pkas
White House
Ares Iphss
Glendale
All Family Purpose Flourei
Sunkist
Georgia
City
John Hammon III
John Hammon
Mulberry St
Lancaster Ground
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