Haydenville High School principal retained for next year
H H Sands will continue as Haydenville High School principal for the coming year, announced at the county superintendent's office. He arrived last year from The Plains. Faculty includes Florence Richter Columbus Mabel Carey Glouster. Enrollment is expected near 79 with local students. Grade teachers include A Woods Fanny Stone Katie Tohnsen Dorothy Saunders Leona Swackhammer. Lewis Ingram resigned to join the National Fireproofing Company. Chummy Bridger Club hosts at Miss Ruth Heft's Woods Street home with a two course lunch following bridge. Participants listed.
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Logan
H. H. Sands
Haydenville
Plains
Florence Richter
Columbus
Mabel Carey
Glouster
A. Woods
Fanny Stone
Katie Tohnsen
Orothy Saunders
Leona Swackhammer
Lewis Ingram
National Fireproofing Company
Briley and Hunsacker Nuptials Reported in Lancaster Area
George B. Briley a 29 year old teacher of Lancaster and Grace Hunsacker a 24 year old clerk of Starr Township were married in a ceremony officiated by Rev W E Ewing. Also listed are Carl I McCalla a 25 year old truck driver of Lancaster and Leal Denny a restaurant employee of Tolls Gores with Rev T H Dalles officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Briley
Lancaster
Briley
Grace Hunsacker
Starr Township
George J. Hunsacker
W. E. Ewing
Carl I. McCalla
Leal Denny
Tolls Gores
Jacob Denny
T. H. Dalles
Man Who Shot His Wife Still Missing
Hillsboro reports Mrs. Ida Shingledecker, 48, mother of eight, shot Saturday by her husband Charles. Motive undetermined. Shingledecker, a farmer, fled and remained at large today as search for him continued.
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Hillsboro
U.P. Tattle
Ida Shingledecker
Charles
Shingledecker
Three spectators hurt in Newtown motorcycle hill climb mishap
In Cincinnati on Sunday three spectators at a motorcycle hill climb in Newtown were injured when a contestant lost control and plunged into the crowd.
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Cincinnati
Newtown
Resinol Soap and Ointment Promise Clear Skin
An advertisement touts Resinol Soap and Ointment as a simple daily treatment to cleanse pores and heal pimples. It invites readers to request free samples by mail from Resinol Dept. 67 in Baltimore, Maryland.
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Baltimore
ADD MORE MEN TO FORCE AT CARSHOPS
Logan June 11 Small groups are being added to the payroll of the Hocking Valley carshops here regularly. The present force is 180 men. More former employees will be recalled in the next weeks. The caboose contract only has the sample finished. Blacksmithing work on wheels and axles for the big contract continues. Lumber delays from floods in the Southland have slowed progress but delivery has begun to speed up the contract.
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Logan
Hocking Valley
Bie
Southland
Land Lease Encompasses 7000 Acres in Hocking County
Logan June 10 approximately 7000 acres of Benton and Washington Township farmland were leased by Ohio Fuel Gas Company under 68 leases filed with County Recorder Dan L Struble The leases cover farms from 10 to 805 acres with terms mainly five to twenty years and annual rents of 1 per acre payable quarterly The large volume marks the biggest daily filing in months and follows prior gas drilling activity in Newton and Washington Townships in Hocking County
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Logan
Benton and
Washington Township
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Dan L. Struble
EL Griffith
Strubie
Newton Township
Hocking County
Surprise Birthday Party for Sun Day in South Logan
Mrs. H. W. Hovelen hosted a surprise party at their South Logan home for her husband Sun Day. Guests arrived at noon with a picnic dinner and later toured Od Man's Cave. Attendees included Bess Mutchmore and son William and daughter Amy, Pete Harris family, James Cremena family of New Wiymouth, W. Murphy family of Lancaster, Frank Harden and Lawrence Harden of Locan. Logan June 10. John Archer named guardian for minor brothers Harold and John Archer in Probate Court after the death of Grace Archer. A. Archer and John White named as sureties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Hovelen
South Logan
Od Man's Cave
Bess Mutchmore
William
Amy
Pete Harris
James Cremena
New Wiymouth
W. Murphy and Son
Lancaster
Frank W. Harden
Lawrence Harden
Locan
Special flat rate auto tune up offer
A temporary flat rate of 3.50 is set for a series of car maintenance tasks including generator checks, starting meter tests, ignition cleaning, coil testing, spark plug care, timing, horn tuning, speedometer, wiring system inspection, headlight focus, and shock absorber checks plus any materials used.
Logan Church Program Explores Tithing and Gifts
At the Moeth odiet Church program Judge Harley M Whitcraft urges giving as more than a tenth. Miss Minnie Me. Broom demonstrates steward ship lessons titled Por regsions while Mrs Harry Thomas Mrs William Wetherill and Mr Coorme Spotts present Tithing Eggs. Several duets poems devotionals and vocal numbers are offered by local members as guests attend.
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Caeser
Steward
Tinnie
Broom
Harry Thomas
William Wetherill
Coorme Spotts
Miss McPreom
Raymond Lann
May prison population drops at Hocking County Jail
Logan Ohio June 10 prisoners in the Hocking County Jail were fewer in May according to Mrs W R Lloyd who reports 1745 meals prepared. The meals indicate an average of just over 12 prisoners daily for the month. Earlier winter months saw higher totals, with a peak of 54 inmates the greatest number confined in the jail to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
W. OR. Lloyd
Miss Inez Windle and Gilbert Leffler Wed at Parsonage
Miss Inez Windle daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Windle of Nelsonville and Gilbert Leffler son of Mrs Grace Marquette of this city were married Saturday evening at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage by Rev James R Fields. Marjoette was the only one accompanying them. The couple will reside in Leffler's city where he is employed by the Railway Express Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Inez Windle
Mra
Henry Windle
Nelsonville
Gilbert Leffler
Grace Marquette
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
James R. Fields
Marjoette
Auto Upsets Niven Hansley Driver of Car Injuring Three
In Logan near Herrold farm a car driven by Alva Hansley of Columbus left the highway and overturned on its right side. Goldie Hansley suffered arm cuts, taken to a Nelsonville physician. Mr and Mrs Hansley sustained minor injuries. a fourth person had minor hurts. The group was en route from Columbus to Murray City to visit an aunt. Passersby helped, car driven away with shattered glass.
Fly Bait Casting At Hospital Lakes
The Athens Branch of the Izaak Walton League will hold an outdoor meeting at 6 o'clock Tuesday night at the Athens State Hospital grounds. Fly and bait casting on the lakes will be the feature. Attendees are asked to bring their own equipment.
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Athens State Hospital
Athens
Izaak Walton League
Dynamite blast hits Beulah Dean terminal near Elizabethton
A large bus was dynamited today at the Beulah Dean bus terminal fifteen miles from Elizabethton Tennessee at the head of Stoney Creek. The terminal serves workers at the nearby Beinberg Glanzstoff Rayon Mills which had been the center of a prolonged strike.
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BES Dynamit
Elizabethton
Tenn
Beulah Dean
Stoney Creek
Beinberg-Glanzstoff Rayon
Pomeroy Clerk Finds No Gas Franchise In City Records
Clerk Br. G. Webster spent a night examining 25 years of village records and ordinances and concluded the gas company operates without a valid occupancy franchise. The 1908 franchise was revoked, suggesting removal orders may now apply.
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Pomeroy
Tomeroy
BR. G. Webster
Gas Franchise Fallout Reaches State Offices
City officials plan to present the altered gas franchise situation to Columbus authorities, with Councilman W. Schwegiman Wright Meoola and Ralston Russell, aided by Solicitor A. P. Miller and Clerk Webster, traveling to discuss the matter with the attorney general and the State Highway Department.
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Council
Counciliman
W. Schwegiman
Wright Meoola
Ralston Russell
A. P. Miller
Webster
Columbus
State Highway Department
Past Chiefs of Meigs Temple entertained by Py thian Sisters
In Middleport on Friday the Past Chiefs of Meigs Temple Py thian Sisters were hosted at the Pythian club rooms. R N Barnes James T Lewis and Ada Ring were hostesses. Eighteen members attended. This was the last meeting until September. A refreshment course was served.
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Middleport
Meigs Temple
Pythian
Pythian Club
Mra
R. N. Barnes
James T
Lewis
Ada Ring
Whistle Blasts Aboard Excursion Steamer Homer Smith
The Homer Smith whistle now sounds on the Chris Greene, heard for miles. Hawkins of Middleport, 27, earns license at Gallipolis to wed Toma Roteeb, 21, of Cheshire, while C. K. Pickens, 64, of Portland, joins Mrs. Angie Larson, widow, in marriage by Justice Prench on Friday. Arthur Durst of Kyger farms and raises nine crops of strawberries annually.
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Homer Smith
Chris Greene
Wielding Hawkins
Middleport
Gallipolis
Toma Roteeb
Cheshire
C. K. Pickens
Portland
Angie Larson
Justice Prench
Pomeroy Social Scenes Highlight Visits and Travel
Mrs Amy Kingsland and daughter arrive from New York to visit Dr Amy Whaley and Miss Cady Whaley in Pomeroy. Mr and Mrs Fred Longlotz host a six oclock dinner on Main Street honoring Mrs Elizabeth Wehe and daughter Wilma of Chicago. Mrs Henry Eppelin and son Lubert plan a two week motor trip to West Virginia mountains and the Great Lakes.
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Pomeroy
Amy Kingsland
New York City
Amy Whaley
Miss Cady Whaley
Fred Longlotz
Main Street
Elizabeth Wehe
Wilma
Chicago
Henry Eppelin
Lubert
West Virginia
Great Lakes
Hayes Family Visits Extend Short Trip Home
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Hayes and their children were in St Chair Pa for a week and have returned home. Clayton Hayes went back to Bucyrus, and Milton Hamilton from Huntington visited with local relatives, while Paul Smith of Huntington stayed several days with his aunt Mrs Lee Sauer and Pom eroy relatives.
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Gilbert Hayes
Mandi Mes
Cheayton Hayes
St. Chair
Clayton Hayes
Bucyrus
Milton Hamilton
Huntington
Paul Smith
Lee Sauer
Pomeroy
Local Visits Highlight Week in Youngstown Area
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Russell visited their son Carl in Youngstown for a week and returned home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Washington of Welch, West Virginia, visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Vere Hecox of Columbus have been here several days visiting Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Bantels.
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Timothy Russell
Carl
Youngstown
C. C. Washington
Welch
W. Va
Paul C. Jones
Robert Washington
Vere Hecox
Columbus
D. H. Bantels
Miss Lilly Huber Visits Texas Sister and Family
Miss Lilly Huber of Middleport, with Mrs Lena Brues of Pt Pleasant, stayed with Mr and Mrs R N Barnedy until Saturday. She will travel to San Antonio to visit her brother Will Huber, then to Albuquerque New Mexico to see nieces Celia Huber Hughes Elsie Entsminger and brother Arthur. Her niece in Panama is very ill. She plans to stay two to four months.
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Middleport
Jue
Lilly Huber
Lena Brues‘tle
Pt. Pleasant
Cam Ie
R. N. Barnedy
Miss Huber
San Antonio
Texas
Will Huber
Alberquerque
N. M
Celia Huber Hughes
Elsie Ene Tsminger
Arthur
Panama
Puzzle Letter Call Answer Sparks Speculation
The provided sequence Bold Hold Held Herd Hero is identified as the solution to today’s Letter Call puzzle, prompting readers to note the common letter pattern and word forms without further explanation.
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Sands
Haydenvile High
Chummy
Chummy Bridger Club
Uth Heft
Woods Street
Bridge
Bruce Brandt
Fred Kreyssig
Lawrence Adcock
Willard Lyke
Velma Rainer
Josephine Judy
Helen Rochester
McPherson
A. D. McPherson
Rapid Shoe Repairing
W. Union ST
Benton
Washington Townships
Trip
The
Automotive Battery & Electric Company
Dial
P. Bide
Judge Whitcraft
King’s Daughters
Lanning
Board of Foreign Missions
W. H. Hansel
Walter Prather
Merle Weymueller
Wilbur Lanning
Weymueller
Frank M. McEway
H. 1D. Atha
Georg Gladman
Messenger
Clinton Webb
Kew
Mics Thes Windle and
Gilbert Teffier
Niven Hansley
Hospital Lakes
Theatre Loc, O
Mitzie
Symphony
Pive Tiller
Maytag
Maytag Company
Newton
Iowa
WBZA
Boston
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WCA
Philadelphia
WHK
Cleveland
WSAT
KYW
WOOD
Minneapolis
KOIL
Omaha
KMBC
Kanene City
WRAP
Forte Worth
KEX
KPRC
Sap Prendio
KNX
Los Angeles
Denver
KSL
Salt Lake City
CECA
Toronto
KMOX
St. Louie
WID
Clay Gilouster
Obie
Choy Pomeroy
Old
Carpenter Maytag Company
Fk. & R. Lazarus & Company
Carpenter Maytag Co
Meigs County
Arthur Durst
Kyger
Tiple Vport
D. W. Griffith
Jean Hershell
Phyllis Haver
Daniel Carson Goodman
Columbia
Laur
D la Plante
Ron
Inta Barbara
Ce Ivey
Arthur Lake
Ivery Trrett Curla
Firestone
SILSS
Pires
Fred R. Beasley
Harris Motor Co
Amesville
Dorsdeon Motor Co
Albany
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