Brick Mason Jacob Kieinechmidt Dies After Trip
Jacob Kieinechmidt 46 a Logan brick mason and prominent city figure died at his East Main Street home Sunday after returning from a tour to Marietta and other river cities He was a St Matthew Lutheran Church member and Maenonic brother survived by wife Myrtle two sons Charles and Thomas and three grandchildren Funeral plans not yet set.
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Tagan
Jacob Kietnachmidt
Logan
East Main Street
Marietta
Ben Geelin
Hie
Hielnechmidt
St Matthew Lutheran Church
Maeonic Fraternity
Myrtle Kieinechmidt
Charles
Thomas
Joe Cook
Melennville
Arthur Rhank
Columbus
Emma
Lewin
John
Walter Kiennechmidt
Lagan
Prospects brighten for Bunny Knoll cherry crop
B W Wrightnell and J W Coleman owners report strong cherry potential at Bunny Knoll Fruit Farm near Vinton County. The five year old orchard bears late cherries heavily and early varieties fruiting. apples show young spur growth but little fruit yet while freezes damaged some crops and peaches are uncertain but expected.
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Tagan
Bunny Knoll
Vinton County
B. W. Wrightnell
J. W. Coleman
Donkey Baseball Draws Logan Fans at Fairgrounds
Donkey baseball billed as Nite entertainment drew Logan attendees Saturday at the fairgrounds. Players from the recreational league formed opposing Republican and Democratic teams. Spectators saw lively action and riding donkeys after bat hits, the third such game in Logan.
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Logan
Fairgrounds
Heavy rain damages wheat crop near Logan and Laurelville
A Sunday downpour across Logan and surrounding areas damaged the wheat crop west of Logan. Wheat along the Laurelville to Logan highway was flattened as heads began to form, with expectations of reduced yield later in the season.
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Logan
Laurelville
Tie
Logan aids Camaro football mate in third transfusion effort
Lester Hammond traveled to Columbia on Friday to donate a pint of blood for his classmate Eugene Bray, who remains seriously ill though slightly improved after several weeks. Bray and Hammond were teammates on the 1 HH and football squad. Tagan Di Cc P. Swett moved his family into the Hall property at Main and Routh High Street and will keep his office at the residence after vacating Tr PDA, Rannelie on Hunter Street.
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Logan- Lester Hammond
Columbia
Eugene Bray
Bray
Hammond
1. HH
Tagan DI CC. P
Swett
Hall
Main
Routh High Street
Alen
Tr Pda
Rannelie
Hunter Street
Thigan-A High Pitch Seller Flees Logan After Auction
A man with a cheap jewelry sales pitch found several locals in Logan on Saturday evening. A resident donated $14 to the scheme before the con artist sold a cheap watch for $1. He promised a surprise at the auction and then fled the city after the goods were unloaded.
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Thigan
Logan
Stolen Wool Recovered and Suspects Arrested in Big Pine
Six sleeves of wool were stolen from Harlow Paston's barn in Big Pine Saturday night. Sheriff Joe Farbearn led the Sunday investigation that resulted in the arrest of Francie Tubbe, Mitchell Wade, and Sam Hickman who were taken to Logan for arraignment. The wool and a recovery check connected to John Carroll of Benna Vista were recovered, totaling $41.80.
Victims of Accident Treated at Logan
Lucille Patterson and Ethel Morton sustained injuries in a late Sunday automobile collision near Kimberly. They were taken to a Logan physician for treatment for scalp wounds and cuts and bruises. State patrol investigated. the Cotton car from Nelsonville reportedly struck the other vehicle carrying the two women. Residence of the victims was not known to the physician.
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Logan
Lucille Patterson
Ethel Morton
Kimberly
Minx Patterson
Miss Morton
A. G. Cotton
Nelsonville
Two Fires Reported in Sawgan and Local Notes
Firemen answered two calls within two hours Saturday night. A car fire at 7:20 near Main and Mulberry Streets damaged Samuel Griffith's vehicle. Shortly after 9:00 a shed on Weert Becond Street at the Sheline property burned with little damage. Mrs. Dan Snyder returned from Cherrington Hospital after major surgery. Union Furnace Board of Education plans to meet Monday to fill two vacancies as former teachers may not return. Junior League opening game in doubt due to heavy rain. if field is fit by game time the contest will be played.
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Sawgan
Main
Mulberry
Samuel Griffith
Neshoro
Sheline
Weert
Logan
Union Furnace Board of Education
Summer Sweethearts continuation unfolds in a tense escape
Katharine flees through a drug store doorway into traffic after a tense encounter with two men. She races to the Moat Office to warn Michael, while a listening Tips checks for pursuit. She implores Michael to leave quickly, then jumps into his car as danger closes in. (To Be Continued.)
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Pelle
Bertine
Katharine
Michael
Hue
Chauncey Man Dies After Freight Train Accident
Chauncey resident Thomas Dickerson, 46, died Saturday in Mercy Hospital Columbus from injuries after being struck by a New York Central freight train north of Chauncey last Thursday. Funeral at M. F. Church Monday 4 p.m. Burial Nye Cemetery. Survived by two sons Henry and Thomas Jr. two brothers Edgar and Emmett. Edgar ill and unable to attend.
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Chauncey
Thomas Dickerson
New York Central
Mercy Hospital
Columbus
M. F
Nye
Enoch
Elizabeth Dickerson
Henry
Lancaster
Thomas, Jr
Fedgar
Rungten
Ohio
Emmett
Edgar
Chauncey Residents Welcome Visiting Relatives and Attendees
Chauncey hosts a series of visits as Mr. and Mrs Steve Johnson and daughter Madeleine travel to local relatives near St Marys West Virginia. Georgia Tippie and Mrs Charlies Tippie return from the trip. Grover Dailey, Arthur Dailey from Pontiac Michigan visit their father and sister Jean Dalley and Mrs Ted Tippie. Alfred Worthing and son Alfred Jr with Mrs Worthing of Columbus are guests of Nell Morgan. Agnes Garrett and Ione Lawrence and Edward visit Circle Hill while Mr Garrett works in Wallbridge Ohio. FE Adams and Mrs A L Preston of Chauncey attend Mrs Mathena funeral in Columbus.
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Chauncey
Steve Johnson
Madeleine
Georgia Tippie
Charlies Tippie
St. Marys
W. Va
Grover Dailey
Arthur Dailey
Pontiac
Mich
Jean Dalley
Ted Tippie
Alfred Worthing
Alfred, Jr
Mr. Worthing
Local Social Notes Highlight Visitors and Weddings
The Plains listings show Ora Dell Keeton and family guests in Columbus and Daytona Beach visitors. Several couples and individuals from Adrian Portsmouth Pomeroy Lancaster and Parkersburg attend visits, with James Ed wards and Florence Keisenburg noted as newly married in Parkersburg West Virginia.
Chauncey Personal Visitor Notes In Chauncey Social
Chauncey residents host relatives from Barberton New Marshfield Toledo and Cleveland. Visits include Helias Williams Larry and Firey Williams from Barberton and New Marshfield, Hazel Childress, and Lydia Wires. Paul Hartley’s Toledo high school graduation seen with Toledo kin.
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Chauncey
Robert Nyehaa
College of Osteopathy
Kirkeville
Russell Childress
Helias Williams
Larry
Barberton
Mra
Firey Willams
New Marshfield
Emmett Hallem
Jacksonville
Firey Williams
Charies Childress
Mill Street
Hazel Childress
Toledo
Paul Hartley
Miners' Injury Leaders Return Home After Hospital Stay
Chauncey John Williams broke a leg in a mine accident and was brought home from Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens. On the same day Ervil Rutter, after a hand injury, underwent amputation of two fingers on his left hand.
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Chauncey
John Williams
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Ervil Rutter
Chauncey District Mines Marked Up for Work
Fourteen mines in the Chauncey district were marked for work on Monday. The list includes No. 9 No. 219 No. 107 No. 255 No. 10X% Ohio No. 1 Chauncey No. 2 Lick Run Hocking Carbondale Lubrig Black Diamond Kimberly and Salem Hollow.
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Chauncey
No. 9
Ohio No. 1
Chauncey No. 2
Lick Run
Hocking
Carbondale
Lubrig
Black Diamond
Kimberly
Salem Hollow
Huls Funeral Rites To Be Held Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs. J W Hulse 68 of Rockbridge will be at Advent Christian Church at 2 pm Tuesday. She died Saturday of a pulmonary hemorrhage after returning from Miami with her husband election board member. She leaves Walter and Herbert Huls and was active in WCTU and past county president.
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Huls
Women Christian Temperance Union
Logan Hospital Update on Charlies Daniel Son Jr Condition
Logan notes little change in the condition of Charlies Daniel Son Jr of New Straitville RC after an operation at Cherrington Hospital last week for obstruction. His condition remains serious. Mary Stage of Nelsonville returned home Monday after a hernia operation some weeks. Miss Gladys Green of Carbon Hill left the hospital Sunday recovering from an appendicitis operation.
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Logan
Charlies Danielson, Jr
New Straitaville
Cherrington Hospital
Nelsonville
Gladys Green
Carbon Hill
Logan Couple Welcome Baby Son in City Residence
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Roberts announce the birth of a son on a Wednesday. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. Roberta and Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Rochester of Logan.
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Logan
Francis Roberts
A. Y. Roberta
Cyrus Rochester
Logan Gathers 4 H Leaders For Annual Officers Council
Arrangements are under way for the annual officers and advisors council meeting of 4 H Club leaders to be held in Logan on June 17. Harold Chambers says a detailed program will be ready soon.
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Logan
Harold Chambers
Dogs to Stay Despite Neighbor Objections
Mrs. Henry Tivran of Cleveland insists her 31 dogs will remain on her property despite neighbor protests. She told the dog warden the animals are descendants of an Irish terrier that awakened her during a house fire years ago and that she is repaying a debt to the dog’s progeny.
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Cleveland
Henry P. Tivran
Logan Guests Visit Midland Couple Before Westward Tour
Mr and Mrs Herman Smith and their son Lewis of Long Island visit Mr and Mrs George Gribble in Midland Place. After several days they plan to continue westward on a tour.
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Logan
Herman Smith
Lewis
Long Iland
George Gribble
Midland Place
Second member of Riggs family dies in week
LOGAN The Riggs family losses mount as George Riggs age 64 dies at Cherrington Hospital after nine days of treatment for complications. His brother Charlies Woealey died last Wednesday and was buried Friday. Funeral plans are not yet set. Also notes Hocking Grange meeting with Benton Scenic Grange this Friday as part of a June program exchange.
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Logan
Riggs
Washington Township
George Riggs
Cherrington Hospital
Charlies Woealey
Asbury
Frank Riggs
Hocking
Benton
Car Stripped While Wreck Victims Are in Hospital
Two people were taken to Cherrington Hospital after crashes near Rockbridge and Kingston. Mrs. Stanley Malloy suffered a forehead laceration and body bruises, while her husband escaped serious injury as tires and accessories were stripped from his car. J. J. Johnson was injured in a wreck near Kingston with head and facial injuries but no fractures.
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Stanley Malloy
Wellston
Rockbridge
Malloy
Joe Farbearn
J. J. Johnson
Benton Township
Kingston
Rancie Wine
Johnson
Laurelville
Sister-in-Law of Heywood Broun Visiting in Stewart
Mrs Irving Broun of New York City visits her brother Charles McRee and wife in Stewart. The party includes Mrs Brill, Miss Cunningham, and Mr Riddison who motored to St. Louis to visit Mr Brill’s daughter. Others visit relatives in Waldo, Marietta, and Cincinnati over Memorial Day.
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Heywood
Broun
Stewart
W. G. Brill
Grace Cunningham
Thomas Riddison
St. Louis
Mr. Brill
Mrs
Charlies Robinson
Lucille Copeland
Washington,d. C
Charles McBee
KE. Norris
John Lightfoot
Nelsonville
Fred Chariton
Ray Copeland
Waldo
Frederick
William Karieco
Cincinnati
William Langford
Paving Project Begins on Front Street in Glouster
Relaying brick starts on Front Street between High Street and the railroad crossing in Glouster. The aging, rough avenue is being repaved with Was sall block bricks manufactured at the Glouster plant about thirty years ago using relief labor to speed the job.
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Glouster
Front Street
High Street
Odd Fellows District Meeting Attended by Local F olk
Eighteen Odd Fellows from this city and twenty two from the Jacksonville lodge joined the Sereno lodge of Athens at the district meeting held Friday night.
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Glouster—Fighteen Odd Fellows
Jacksonville
Odd Fellow
Sereno Lodge
Athens
Logan-Jerry Poling Improves After Hernia Operation
79 year old Marion Township farmer Poling visited Logan for the first time since being brought home after a hernia operation at Charlington Hospital. He reports his condition improving steadily. In Bucharest two thousand war veterans plan a hunger strike demanding a government bonus as free rail fare.
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Logan
Jerry
Poling
Marion Township
Cherrington Hospital
Himerit
Bucharest
Romania
Average work week in 1094 food establishments
The minimum wage division reports an average 46.4 hour work week for employees in 1094 surveyed food establishments. Superintendent Misa Flaine Sheffier announced details. The Hibbing iron mine in Minnesota is described as the world’s largest open pit, 35 feet deep, 21.2 miles long, and about 1070 acres in area.
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Columbus
Misa Flaine Sheffier
Hibbing. Minn
Glouster Man Charged With Theft From Elderly Resident
Glouster resident Tippie was arrested by Marshal Fred Heck Saturday night for taking one dollar from Mrs. George Shust on Summit Street and failing to return after promising repair work. He admitted receiving the dollar and did not repay, awaiting disposition in local jail. TRIMBLE The Kempton infant was taken to University Hospital, Columbus, by a Glouster ambulance for treatment, accompanied by its mother.
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Glouster
Ead
Tippie
Fred Heck
George Shin
Summit Street
Shust
Trimble
George Kempton
University Hospital
Columbus
Burr Oak Couple Wed at Spencer Ridge Church
Gene Post of Burr Oak and Miss Anna Mary Fisher of Barbertown formerly Burr Oak married Wednesday night at Spencer Ridge Church with Reverend Craig officiating. They will reside with Mrs Sylvia Post. Memorial Day services at Dew Cemetery drew a large crowd with remarks by Mrs Mary Wahl. Spencer Ridge Church hosted an all day meeting with Mrs Amy West speaking and music featured. Drake Church held a Sunday School convention.
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Burr Oak
Gene Post
Anna Mary Fisher
Barberton
Spencer Ridge Church
Craig
Sylvia Post
Mr Post
Mary Wahl
Dew Cemetery
Amy West
Traffic accident in Jacksonville leaves injuries reported
A Saturday morning crash near Hunterdog City involving a vehicle and pedestrian in Jacksonville caused injuries. Emergency responders rushed to the scene as investigators began work to determine causative factors.
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Glouster
Jacksonville
Muffer
Hunterdog City
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