Cave Road Will Be Ready Soon From Logan To Bremen
Logan June 8 Public works progress on Old Man's Cave Road moves to finish a one and a half mile stretch into Fairfield County. Weather favorable in past two weeks accelerates county plan to maintain and complete over 100 miles of improved highways in the area. A separate divorce case grants Phil McCarthy a divorce from Pauline McCarthy with alimony agreed and costs awarded. marriage licenses issued to Glenn M. Johnson and Mae Unger.
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Logan
Oral Wolfe
Hocking County
Old Man's Cave
R.O. Wagstant
Ralph Larimer
Merion Township
Logan-Geneva
Fairfield County
Bremen
Phil McCarthy
Pauline McCarthy
Cantmon Fleas Court
Thomas Price
New Mexington
Witness recalling Civil War raids in Mersville and Morgan era
Stewart Lovett, a lifelong resident of Mersville, recalls Civil War raids in 1863 and later river trade memories. He describes Morgan raid movements, Confederate pursuit through fields, a deaf and dumb witness shot at, and raiders crossing the river at Wolf’s Harbor before retreating to West Virginia hills.
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Mersville
June
Stewart Lovett
Anderson Ville
Lovett
Racine
Din
George Webster
Toei
Wolf's Har
West Virwinks
Mr. Lovett
Not Certain That Three Are Convicts
Junction City reports doubt on whether three men seen at Circleville are the escaped convicts. Deputy Warden T. C. Blosser, returning from the scene, says the men are believed to be tramps rather than fugitives. The trio escaped from the shale pit after stealing a car near Cambridge.
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Junction City
Circleville
Mate
T. C. Blosser
Hoon
Cambridge
Free Acts Planned to Boost Fall Festival
Logan committee plans free attractions to make the Fall Festival the best ever. Chairman Fred Carpenter says the group is arranging acts for the October festival, with formal announcements after bookings close. Members listed include Hower Bowers C. Lewis Harry Shaw Edward Davis and Fred Hoopes.
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Logan
Juno
Fred Carpenter
Mr. Carpenter
How Bowers C. Lewis
Harry W. Shaw
Edward W. Davis
Fred Hoopes
Five Are Goats Stunt Week Delights Toopnin Folks
Logan Jane reports stunt week for Beta Phi Siema pledges with five members performing nightly feats. Pedestrians on Main Street watched the group try to roll peanuts with crowbars and parade in improvised costumes. They wore overalls work shirts broad hats and bright red ties throughout the week.
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Toopnin Logan
Jane
Beta Phi Siema
Federal Charges Revealed in Logan Case Against Roy Radelitte
Federal officials announced charges against Roy Radelitte in Logan after his Lancaster arrest. He faces migration of prohibition laws and related counts, with transfer to Columbus following evidence review and a government attorney's report.
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Roy Kradelitte
Colt
Logan
Plumb
Rhett W. i. Linyd
Roy Radelitte
Kagdeldig
Lancaster
Columbus
Routcliffe
Court of Honor Set for Friday for Athens iBoy Scouts
The regular Court of Honor for all iBoy Scouts of Athens is planned for Friday at 7 in the Scout Cabin, Strond's, weather permitting. If rain, the event moves to the First Methods headquarters. Episcopal badges will be awarded for various ranks and merit badges applications will be received.
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iBoy Scouts of
Sugar Creek Club Holds Friday Meeting Learnings
The Sagan Creek 4-H Clothing Club met Friday afternoon in the Sugee Creek Shoal Building to cut out dresses. Two new members enrolled are Burchfield and Ruth Johnson. Gaines were awarded stants and nine others were designated. A swimming party and marshmallow Wiener roast were planned for June 21.
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Sagan Creek
Sugee Creek Shoal
Pwchu
Th Burchfield
Ruth Johnson
Gaines
Land Marshaliow
Mex
Where's Paper Mewenges Is Law And Cally Come Fant Ay
June 8 telephones ring as readers await The Messenger delivery. Delays due to press trouble out Athens cause unanswered calls and confusion as Messenger staff try to reach regular homes. One representative handles numerous inquiries about delayed papers.
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Hea
Athens
Logan
Rural Districts Name Teachers in Wiockinge County
Three rural districts Washington Mariow Falls Townships selected teachers for the coming term. Cokpilon to succeed Miss Mabel Wool as principal at the Awlesboro Ufith School in Washington Township. Miss Wand led the school for two years. Bertie Garner to teach in the high school. other staff to be named. Numerous other teachers listed by township. several positions remain open. Falls Township reselects Mr. Schaal as principal for sixth year by parental request. Clarion Club notes at Mes Har Bell marked by election of officers and social cards.
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Atrora
Ida Ankrom
Mi Dieasant
Madalene
Kitehen
Ties
Boro Rarte
Goat Turn
Frank Masure
Ewing
Will Ran Gorton
Olive Branch
Jack
Florence
Sherman Poling
Weaver
Marlo Engle
Margaureg Rush
James
Trent
Carnenti
Lowell Irtek
Jacks
W. Zeigler
Enterprise
Neal Khehen
Velva Trashare
Tleasant Valles
W. Sehaadtrian
Matth Krinns
Walnut Valley Op Carnes
Imin Tisch
Dall
Merman Bratton
Nickel Plate
WLP
Pana
Catlco Ridge
Grier
Vsrsh- Scotts Creek
Velma Skinners
Webb Summit
Gladys Wibb
Usther Engle
West Logan
Timer Risch
EiWl
City water shutoff explained after long river line delay
Service Director Harvey Linton and Mrs Della Bishop explained why the city water supply was turned off. A 12 inch main without a prior valve required draining the mains for over an hour during a valve installation on an auxiliary 10 inch line to Bowen Street. A three siren blast 15 minutes before shutdown will warn residents in the future.
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Dune
Harvey Linton
Della Bishop
Audi
Leap
Fesday
Hocking River
Bowen Street
Linton
Smith to Make Tour of Europe
Dr Kenley Smith of Cincinnati sails from New York on the Leviathian to join Mayor Seasongood and family on a European tour this summer acting as personal physician. The trip includes Carlsbad Italy and France with return planned in October or November.
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Carlsbad
Italy
France
Smith
Cincinnati
United, States
Oklahoma
de Just
Testimony and arrests tied to Jackson County copper theft case
Logan and Deputies Hammond and Farbeann testified before the Jackson County Grand Jury about a copper wire theft case. They aided in capturing John Shiflet alias George Lambert at Lancaster, with the theft occurring in Jackson County. A mine site in Jackson County was identified and the prisoner moved again.
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Logan
June
Hammond
Farbeann
Jackson
Jackson County
Grand Jury
John Shiflet
George Lambert
Lancaster
McArthur
Wiosit Club Hosts Dinner Amid Bridge Session
A Dinner was served at the home of Mrs. Roger Friend for the Wiosit Club. Hostess assisted by her mother Mrs. Essie Gano. Mrs. Ward Chase filled in as substitute during the bridge session.
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Roger Friend
Whosit Club
Essie Gano
Ward Chase
Bridge
Perry Township Clerk Hartwough Testifies in Moore Case
George W. Hartwough 63 of Perry Township, long serving on juries, appears as witness for Minnie Moore against Samuel Hillard. He had been summoned as a regular chair and ordered to bring township records to the courthouse for testimony.
Local Sorority Delegates Headed to Sigma Phi Gamma Convention
Logan residents Agnes Smith alias Logan Britefs and Faye Walker prepare for a trip to St Joseph Missouri June 14 16 to represent the Logan chapter at the national Sigma Phi Gamma convention Frank Redfern of Adelphi and others are noted as visitors or residents in nearby towns. Edgel reunion set for Grotto grounds with a basket game featured.
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Logan Britefs
Agnes Smith
Faye Walker
St. Joseph
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Frank Redfern
Adelphi
C. FL
Lewis
Capital City
Joseph Smart
Lonestreet
Logan
Frank W. Harden
Cincinnati
George Emerick
Pe Wayne
Indiana City
Gore
I. Gage
Biity Jean
Phil Tschappat
Loan
Cart Frami
Marietta
Vernon Webb
Sonef Cart
Sonef Cart and Paul
New Straits Ile
BR. Robinson
Columbuus
Sopain
Charles M. Price
Harble Hurt While Operating Highway Mower
A workman from Enterprises was injured while operating a mowing machine for the State Highway Department. The cutterbar struck him, creating a deep wound that required several days of rest and treatment.
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Logan
State Highway Department
Marth of Enterprises
Jack Jack
Concert Loggan June 8 Public Square Ravenwood Band
A short concert at Public Square Friday featured Ravenawood Won High School band en route to Columbus for Olentangy Corkfil evening. The 56 youthful musicians, under WW Wheistane, were supported by parents with equipment valued at about $50,000. They previously backed Governor Vonnely’s campaign at meetings and by Col. Theodore Togseyvett.
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Logan
Public Square
Ravenawood
Columbus
Olentangy
Oat 2
Wheistane
Vonnely
Theodore Togseyvett
Ile
Poe
Geddes Addresses Brotherhood of Hunter Street Leaders
Dr Geddes, pastor of the Presbyterian Church, spoke to about fifty men of the Brotherhood on Thursday evening. The topic focused on perseverance and faith, delivering a favorable reception from attendees.
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Geddes
Logan
Geddes Nastor
Presbyterian Church
Brotherhood of the
Hunter Street
Certificates Granted to 14 Applicants by County Board
The County Board of Examiners awarded certificates to fourteen applicants after last Saturday’s examination. Three-year certificates went to Ken Shushares of Gibbonville and Dorothy Chute of Logan, with Esther Kley of Logan receiving a three-year special in Home Economics. One-year certificates were issued to Virginia Bainter, Grace Carr, Wavelene Grove, Nettie Keeton, Orville Kitchen, Helen Mathias, Lillian Prem er, Margaret Rush, Clarence Slonner, Floyd Higgs, Grace Thomas, and additional names including Rockbridge and Athens residents, reflecting a broad slate of candidates.
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Logan
County Board of Examiners
Ken Shushares
Gibbonville
Dorothy Chute
Esther Kley
Virgina Bainter
South Lloomingville
Girace Carr
Wavelene Grove
Revkridge
Nettie Keeton
Nelsonville
Orville Kitchen
South Bloomingvitle
Helen Mathias
Rockbride
Lillian Premer
Athens
Margaret Rush
Marion Township
Clarence Slonner
Grace Thomas
Muray City
Floyd Higgs
Washington Township
Township Board Awards School Paint Contract
The Township Board of Education awarded a contract on Coleman Saturday for painting school buildings in the district. The deal calls for a $240 expenditure with other repairs totaling 10 percent.
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Ek Township Board of Education
Coleman
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Glenn MM. Johnson
South Tloomingville
T. M. Johnson
Mae Unger
South Dloomingville
John Unger
G. C. Johnson
C. A. Hartley
Messenger Scaff
Lome
Arehive
Annabelle
Clarence Tieine
East Front Street
Hone Eriday
Warren Canan
Bright
Joe P Furheammoon
Carin Revent
Flanney M
Raft
Cone
Yaryury
Sugar Creek Club
Tae
Suse By-Pass
Murrizn
Courtes
Wer
Pew
Guthrie’s Corner Court
Carpenter
GU Anited
Mes Har Bell
South Market Street
Robert Rotanson
Wes
Columbins
Offairs
Ag Talians
Claude Wammond
Migs Mildreddon
I. E. Weekley Watch and Jewelry Repaw Shop
Over Majestc Theatre
Ohio
A. K. Smith
Cincinnatis
Sef
Lalit Woodruff
St. Mary Hospital Ciincinnati
Loman
the Depot
Ian Logan
Ohio River
Ofrto River
Gallipolis
Hotel Lafayette
Gallipoli
Geo
A. Tabit
Hammemd
Jans
Jinnis
Janis
Ashbury
Honey Fork
Robert W. Lang
Somerset
Wiosit Club
Theatre Oaas
Mitzie
Mal Aie
The
D. Zenner Co
Harble
Garvensvool High School
Farmers’ & Merchants’ Bank
Gino
Logan, Ohio
Court House
Hatch
Madam Fay
Fairgrounds
E. B. Acomb
Majestic Theatre
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