Green Township Haydenville district merger approved
Logan June 11 The Hocking County Board of Education announced merger of Green Township and Haydenville School Districts after a special meeting. Haydenville voted to join Green Township with four of five Haydenville members in favor while James Hurley dissented. Green will keep state aid and will close all one room schools except Oak Hill at Maysville. No board changes until remonstrance period ends after thirty days.
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Logan
Green Township
Haydenville
Hocking County
Green District Board
Five Leave Hospital After Surgical Treatments
Five patients were discharged from Cherrington Hospital after surgeries or treatments. Harold McClure of Springfield was sent home after a motorcycle accident on Memorial Day. Marjorie Hawk of Carbon Hill left after a double hernia operation. Mrs. Mark Crosby of Kingston is recovering from surgery. Paul Pearson of Murray City, son of Dr F E A Pearson, had a tonsil removal. William Rawlins of Jacksonville went home. Attorney John C. Pettit of Logan is improved after several days of treatment.
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William Rawlins
Jacksonville
John C. Pettit
Logan
Grendale PTA presents A For tunate Calamity play
The Grendale PTA presented the play A Fortune Calamity Thursday night before a large appreciative audience. Mrs. William Courtney and son Harry were in Logan Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ollie Ninewester of Cable and Joe Heinzman of Columbus visited Mr and Mrs Arthur Guess and Mr and Mrs Robert Guess Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wailer Hill and two children were in Jackson County with relatives recently.
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William Courtney
Harry
Logan
Ollie Ninewester
Cable
Joe Heinzman
Columbus
Arthur Guess
Robert Guess
Wailer Hill
Jackson County
Logan County approves $11,000 bond issue and selects depositories
County commissioners meet Friday and authorize issuance of $11,000 additional selective sales tax bonds following the prior $33,000 approval. They also select two county depositories, Farmers and Merchants Bank of Logan and Salt Creek Valley Bank of Laurelville, to hold funds.
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Logan
Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Salt Creek Valley Bank of
Laurelville
Logan Officers Elected by Hock-Hocking Council
R and S M elect Logan officers at the annual meeting Thursday night Ed ward Miller named illustrious master Others chosen were Ross Adcock deputy master Eugene Wright principal conductor of the work C E Allen captain of the guard W H Hansel conductor of aouncil C F E Lyke steward Char jew Kleinschmidt sentinel Harry L Smith secretary and C Wood Bowen treasurer Following the business session lunch was served
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LOGAN
Hock-Hocking Council No
Edward Miller
Ross Adcock
Eugene Wright
C. E. Allen
W. H. Hansel
Aouncil
C. F E. Lyke
Charjew Kleinschmidt
Sentinel
Harry L. Smith
C. Wood Bowen
Viola Band Enjoys Weekend at Irene McDowel Home
Viola Band spent the weekend in Deanville at the home of Miss Irene McDowel. Walter McWilliams visited Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sorrell of Hamden. William Drayton and Clyde Drayton were in Shawnee Tuesday evening. Marie Howdyshell and her brother Donald visited Mrs. Guy Beal at Sand Run Saturday. Prayer meeting was largely attended at the Walter McWilliams home Tuesday evening.
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Deanville
Irene McDowel
Walter McWilliams
Cecil Sorrell
Hamden
William Drayton
Clyde Drayton
Shawnee
Marie Howdyshell
Brother Donald
Guy Beal
Sand Run
Revival Services at Carbondale Church Continue Next Week
Revival at Carbondale Pilgrim Holiness Church continues each night next week after starting last Sunday. Rev. R. L. Powell, the pastor, preaches nightly with music by the Marshfield Quartet and others. The public is invited to attend.
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Carbondale Pilgrim
George Cooke to Leave for Ohio State Summer Course
Logan George Cooke will depart soon to attend a summer school course at Ohio State University. With his exit a new manager will be appointed for the Presbyterian team in the Junior Baseball League.
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Logan
George Cooke
Ohio State University
Presbyterian
Dunlap Enters Race For Primary Ballot
Renick Dunlap of Pickaway County announced his entry for the Republican primary for Congress in August joining Thomas P. White of Lancaster already in the race. Also filed Saturday were Edward C. Hamilton for auditor, Vance Brian for coroner, Joe Walburn for recorder, and Charles Frazier for sheriff as petitions neared submission before the June 21 deadline and election board met to set supplies and review petitions.
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Joe Walburn
Charles Frazier
Carl F. Brandt
Election Board
South Looking Up Conditions Are Encouraging
Edward Moriarity, a native of Hocking County who has lived in the south for years, reports conditions there improving over three months. He notes gains in agriculture and a shift by farmers toward diversified crops beyond cotton, reflecting a broader sense of optimism during his visit to Logan and Memphis.
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Hocking
Logan
Edward Moriarity
Memphis
Hocking County
South
Arsa
Logan Extension Granted for Tax Payment Deadline
An extension until July 20 for paying taxes was announced at the courthouse on Saturday. The notice extends the time to submit payments and avoid penalties, affecting local residents and property owners.
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Logan
Logan Burgess Improves at Home After Skull Fracture
Ralph Burgess of Gore, a county board of education member, spent five weeks at Cherrington Hospital after a double skull fracture and is now improving at home. He attended a Logan school board meeting Friday night.
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Logan
Ralph Burgess
Gore
County Board of Education
Cherrington Hospital
Shelton Altman Marriage Announced in Murray
Mr and Mrs Mart Shelton announce the marriage of their son Mark to Miss Ruth Altman of Buchtel. The ceremony was performed at the parsonage by Rev Reed J Downs of the Athens Christian Church with Aubrey Irwin as accompanist. The couple will reside in Murray.
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Murray City
Mart Shelton
Mark
Ruth Altman
Buchtel
Reed J. Downs
Athens Christian Church
Aubrey Irwin
Local social notes from New Lexington area
George Brooker and nephew Robert Dunn with Miss Ruth Brooker and Paul Person were in New Lexington recently. Mr. and Mrs. Don Solon spent Wednesday evening with Henry Petit in Chauncey. Velma Popoczy, Columbus, vacationing with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Popoczy. FEvery-Ready Class of the M. E. Church meets tonight with Ruth Brooker, Mariel Martin, and Maxine Robinson as hosts. Gerald Robinson and Charles Robinson Sr. visited friends in Montgomery, West Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wollett and children and Florence England recently visited the Woll etts’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. England, in McArthur. Charlies Dugan, Dayton University student, visits his mother Mary Dugan before leaving for Camp Knox, Ky., for six weeks’ training.
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Murray City
George Brooker
Robert Dunn
Ruth Brooker
Paul Person
New Lexington
Don Solon
Henry Petit
Chauncey
Velma Popoczy
Columbus
Joe Popoczy
Feivery
M. E. Church
Mariel Martin
Maxine Robinson
Gerald Robinson
Charles Robinson Sr
Montgomery
W. Va
Clarence Wollett
Florence England
Opener Is Tuesday In Local Senior League Baseball
Logan area opens senior league this week under American Legion Athletic Committee supervision. First game scheduled Tuesday evening at the Athletic Field features Phi Sigs against the Knights of St John.
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Logan
American Legion Athletic Committee
Athletic
Phi Sigs
Knights of St. John
Route 31 Road Improvement Near Enterprise Progressing
Logan reports progress on Route 31 near Enterprise with much of the new grade completed and preparations underway to begin laying the top course in the coming days.
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Logan
Enterprise
J. N. McHarg
New Marshfield Road
Helber Divorce Filed by Sarah E Helber Against Ralph C Helber
Sarah E. Helber petitions for divorce and alimony from Ralph C. Helber, filed Saturday. The couple married in this city on March 30 1929. Neglect is cited as the grounds for the suit.
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Logan
Sarah E. Helber
Ralph C. Helber
Copeland Ends 41 Years At University
Professor Charlies M. Copeland resigns as director of the Ohio University School of Commerce after 41 years of service. He joined the university in 1893, led the department from 1914, and will retire to his home at 40 Morrie Avenue. He is a brother of Dr. W. F. Copeland.
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Charlies M. Copeland
Ohio University School of Commerce
Ohio University
Copeland
Commerce
School of Commerce
Athens
Athens Methodist Church
E. B. Bryan
Morrie Avenue
W. F. Copeland
University
Claudius T. Murchison
University of North Carolina
Washington
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Taylor Ridge Briefs
Mrs Dora Heffken visited Akron Friday for an extended stay with her son in law and daughter and Mr and Mrs W D Coey. Accompanied by Mr and Mrs Fred Heffken they returned Sunday. A birthday dinner at Amesville honored Mrs P B Chalfant with Mr and Mrs P B Chalfant Ernest and Glen, Mr and Mrs Blaine Chalfant of Jacksonville, Mr and Mrs Joseph Wilson of Roseville, Mr and Mrs Guy White and Allie White.
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Dora Heffken
Akron
W. D. Coey
Heffken
Fred Heffken
Gerald Nagie
Amesvillie
Ernest
Glen
Blaine Chalfant
Jacksonville
Joseph Wilson
Roseville
Guy White
Allie White
Millfield
Revival services continue nightly at Pentecostal Church
Revival services proceed each evening at 7 30 at the Pentecostal Church in the HM&I venue Dance Pavilion recently rented and fitted for church use Elder Wolfe conducts the meetings.
Weatherby couple visits Logan Knights event in Ohio
Mr. and Mrs. O C Weatherby from Columbus attended a Knights of Pythias party in Logan on Thursday night. Weatherby, formerly longstanding in Columbus politics, has been active in Democratic circles there for several years.
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Logan
O. C. Weatherby
Columbus
Knights of Pythias
Weatherby
Investigations Link Muddy Water to Stunned Hocking River Fish
Investigators found the fish in the Hocking River were stunned due to muddy water entering the stream for the first time in many weeks, based on inspections conducted last week.
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Logan
Hocking
Improvements 2 On Dwelling Corner Hunter Street Warner Avenue
Logan Im provements two on the dwelling par Beige Denzil Weltner at the corner of Hunter Street and Warner Avenue William Loomis is in charge of the work. Higher foundation basement new porches and the installation of a furnace will be included Burl O.
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Logan
Denzil Weltner
Hunter Street
Warner Avenue
William Loomis
Burl O
Steel output eyed at peak rate in Youngstown district
Youngstown reports that steel production in the district next week is expected to reach near full capacity, approaching the highest figure of the year as mills resume operations and demand trends improve.
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Youngstown
Chauncey Greens Run And Dover Two News
Chauncey Jimmie Rankin hosted dinner guests Sunday including Mr and Mrs Bill Downard Athens and Miss Mary Stalder Chauncey Also Mr and Mrs Lawrence Reeves and family Nelsonville and Mr and Mrs Ray Tucker and family visited Mr and Mrs M B Tucker Mrs Sarah Wilson and son Abe Wilson traveled to Cleveland to visit relatives while recovering from a goiter operation Marie Morgan Lancaster spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Morgan in Chauncey
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Chauncey
Jimmie Rankin
Bill Downard
Athens
Mary Stalder
Lawrence Reeves
Nelsonville
Ray Tucker
M. B. Tucker
Sarah Wilson
Abe Wilson
Cleveland
Dan Friedberg
Lena Wilson
Marie Morgan
Lancaster
Henry Morgan
Return from Chicago Chauncey
Lawrence Shields and Paul Green Chauncey returned Saturday from Chicago where they attended the World's Fair.
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Chauncey
Lawrence Shields
Paul Green
Chicago
Chauncey Miner Walks With Crutches After Accident
Chauncey Ernest McNabb a loader at Chauncey Mine No 25 Manhattan Coal Co recovered enough from injuries sustained last week to move about the street on crutches.
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Chauncey
Ernest McNabb
Chauncey Mine No. 25
Manhattan Coal Co
Chauncey Mine No 25 Idle as District Reports Mines Working
Chauncey Mine No 25 of Manhattan Coal Co rests again today while six district mines report operation. The list includes No 68 No 15 No 10x Coonville Kimberly and Lick Run with others active in the area.
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Chauncey
Manhattan Coal Co
Coonville
Kimberly and
Lick Run
Christian Woman's Bible Class Meets at Shafer Home
Christian Woman's Bible Class of the Church of Christ will meet Wednesday at the home of Mrs. John Shafer, changing the prior plan to meet at Mrs. Lee Schoonover's residence.
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Chauncey — Christian Woman's Bible Class
Church of Christ
John Shafer
Lee Schoonover
Dr C Nile Sanders Leaves Millfield for AMA Meetings
Dr C Nile Sanders of Millfield departed Sunday for Cleveland to attend meetings of the American Medical Association.
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Millfield
C. Nile Sanders
Cleveland
American Medical Association
Gas Damps Claim Two Ohio Farmers Lives
Youngstown June 1. Peter Cizek 56 and Joba Dora 49 died yesterday from fire damp in a well hole on Dora’s farm. Gas seeped from an abandoned mine below. Cizek entered the dig, tools in hand, and was overcome. Dora was found nearby. Neighbors recovered the bodies.
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Ohio
Youngstown
Peter Cizek
Joba] Dora
Dora
Cizek
Aid Society Meeting At Greens Run Church
Eighteen members and two visitors attended the Ladies Aid Society meeting at the Greens Run Church of Christ held in the high school building. The session opened with roll call, followed by a one hour gathering and the serving of refreshments.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the Run Church of Christ
Mente
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Haydenville Board
Greendale
Ence
R. and
S. M
Foward Miller
Masonic Group
Greendale Briefs
Carbondale
Dunlap
Congress
Burgess Recovering
Shelton
Altman
Murray City News
OaRes
Plymouth
Dodge
DeSoto
Chrysler
Detroit
Chrysler Motors
Plymouth Motor Corporation
Bryan
U. S. Post
Taylor Ridge Briefs
Greens Run
Dover Two
Aid Society
Pp Greens
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