Body of Haydenville Man Found in Old Well
Haydenville resident Harrison Patton aged 43 was found dead in a shallow well on the National Fireproofing Co. land in Hungry Hollow after being missing from home the prior evening. Deputy Sheriff Newton Spencer and Coroner Vance Brian ruled death a self-inflicted act. Patton had been in poor health. Five brothers and a sister survive. funeral plans were not set.
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Logan
Harrison Patton
National Fireproofing Co
Hungry Hollow
Felix Patton
Patton
Newton Spencer
Vance Brian
Samuel Patton
Weil
Brian
Tice Kepler
John
Ora Patton
Nelsonville
Joe
James Patton
Haydenville
Logan Clay Product Plant Hires More Workers
Logan Clay Product Co expands night shift for setters under new production plan. Additional orders boost payroll to about 150 employees.
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Logan
Logan Clay Product Co
Four Teachers Receive Temporary State Certificates
Four Hocking County teachers were issued temporary certificates by the State Department of Education this week. The credentials are limited to the specific school where each instructor is employed. Recipients include Clarence Deihl of Salt Creek, Orville W. Hartsough of Perry, Fred Wright of Haydenville, and Nevada Wylie of Gibisonville. Miss Frances Mathias of Huntingdon, Pa., arrived in Logan to spend the summer with her mother, Mrs. Ida Mathias, and she is an instructor at a college in that city.
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Logan
Frances Mathias
Huntingdon
Ida Mathias
Mathias
Kiwanis meeting speaker from Columbus at Logan club
Fred White an optician from Columbus was main speaker at Logan Kiwanis Club's first meeting at the White House on W Hunter St Tuesday. He was accompanied by Judge Dana Reynolds Lieut Governor Curtiss Lattimer Ned Harrington and Dave Shade. The Rev and Mrs W N Shank traveled to Toledo Wednesday due to their son Waldo Shank president of the Toledo American Association baseball club, illness.
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Logan
W. N Shank
Toledo
Waldo
Toledo American Association
Local Couple Welcomes Daughter Joan Marie
Mr and Mrs Carl Shepard Jr announce the birth of a daughter named Joan Marie born last Thursday at 825 West Third Street. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs GC Shepard of Newark and Mr and Mrs Boyd Goss Logan. Mrs Shepard and Miss Mary Shepard of Newark are visiting this week.
WEDDED TUESDAY CHARLY BRIDE IN LOGAN
Mrs. Cora E. Stultz became the bride of William W. Hardy at the Hardy residence on W Front St. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. R C Babylon with about 60 guests in attendance and a reception followed. The couple and guests represented Parkersburg and McArthur in a social Logan gathering.
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Hardy
W. Front St
Cora E. Stultz
William W. Hardy
R. C. Babylon
First Presbyterian Church
Joe Johnston
William Norris
Parkersburg
Babylon
Norris
Johnston
Jack Hawk
McArthur
Robert Mackey
Helen Clark
Logan May Have Land for New Water Wells
Logan owns a small tract north of the Hocking River opposite the waterworks plant. Service Director R R Loomis has not yet determined the exact location. He consulted C and O Railroad officials for aid and, once located, the site could hold an additional well for the waterworks plant.
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LOGAN
Hocking River
R R. Loomis
C. and
Two Men Fined for Illegal Fish Catch in Rush Creek
Logan Journal reports Marion Township men John Wagner and Orville Wagner fined $25 plus costs after pleading guilty to illegal fishing along Rush Creek. Deputy Edward Eberst arrested them as part of a crackdown by Magistrate C T Stephenson. Joe Tippett and Emanuel Kilbarger ordered to appear for arraignment Friday.
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Logan
John
Orville Wagner
Marion Township
C. T. Stephenson
Costa
Joe Tippett
Emanuel Killbarger
Edward Eberst
Rush Creek
Subtle Standby Dress With Slender Lined Skirt
Anne Adams markets pattern 4025 a slender evening frock with two pleats and a capelet. The design flatters figures, offers fluttering capelets, and uses dark or light sheer fabrics. Pattern book and pattern cost 15 cents each or 25 cents together at The Athens Messenger Pattern Dept. 243 W. 17th St New York NY.
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Anne Adams
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
17Th St
New York
N. Y
Condition Improves After Illness Hit Thelma Keyes
Logan report says Miss Thelma Keyes deputy clerk of courts was unable to report for duty due to an attack of acute indigestion after attending a Business and Professional Women's Club picnic. Her condition is now improved.
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Logan
Thelma Keyes
Business
Professional Women's Club
Club Leaders Plan Program at Logan High School
Hocking County 4-H officers meet at Logan High School at 9 45 a m to open an all day program with state leader W W Brownfield on the program. C W Zeigier conducts games while songs are led by Mrs James R Smoot and Mrs Harold Chambers. Bonnie Belle Donaldson speaks on State Fair experiences and Miss Bertha Madisener discusses health. Group discussions, a noon picnic supervised by Miss Marie Lines and Chamber of Commerce aides, and Brownfield offering critique of a demonstrated business meeting conclude the day. George Beal of Sand Run passes through Logan en route to Columbus for service on the Federal grand jury.
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Business and
Professional Women’s Club
J. A. Fickel
Helber Rocks
Irene Tipton
Winifred Engle
Eva Mack
Ruth Heft
Florence Bort
Marie Sines
Grace Shriner
Thelma Keyes
Ada Hoskins
Ruth Graham
Mary Lemon
Miss Hamilton
W. B. Lacock
Harold Chambers
Logan
Hocking County
Logan High School
W. W. Brownfield
C. W. Zeigier
James R. Smoot
Bonnie Belle Donaldson
Bertha Madisener
Marie Lines
Chamber of Commerce
Brownfield
Clinton Webb
Kyger Brief News Notes
Kyger residents share visits across Ohio. Durst and Tate families spent Sunday with kin in Rutland and Huntington while Bradburys hosted Boatman. Pomeroy and Gallipolis relatives joined Perry Bradbury's family for a Sunday gathering. FFA youths from Kyger toured with instructor Harold Kennedy. Young People’s class held a picnic at Shenango Springs.
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Kyger
G. EF. Durst
Rutland
W. B. Tate
Hattie Mack
Grace Bradbury
Virginia Harding
Huntington
C. A. Bradbury
A. E. Boatman
Bidwell
Boatman
Harry Tate
Pomeroy
Hart Rife
Perry Bradbury
Clarence Clifford
Stanley Simms
Gallipolis
Frank Simms
Middleport
Fannie Stevenson
Cooley
W. W. Bradbury
Pythian Sisters
Sherman Rupe
Columbus
Charles Tipton
Ryger
Harold Kennedy
Donald Tate
Phillip Bradbury
Carroll Kennedy
Wayne Sisson
Shennng Springs
Hottest midweek heat hits district record
Temperatures in the district soared past 90 degrees on Wednesday afternoon, marking one of the year's hottest readings and signaling a heat wave in the region.
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Logan
Local Patrols Detain Driver After Route 31 Crash
Leo Schrader was arrested Wednesday evening by State Highway Patrol officers Grogan and Doebele after an accident near Harper Run on Route 31. No injuries were reported. Schrader allegedly left the scene without identifying himself after his car struck a truck.
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Logan
Leo Schrader
Grogan and
Doebele
Harper Run
Schrader
Bees Entombed in Logan Home Removed by Naturalist
Honey bees inhabited the walls of Ben Ross's residence on N Mulberry Street and entered the dwelling. C W Zeigler, a naturalist, responded to the call and removed the swarm from the building.
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Logan
Ben Ross
N. Mulberry St
C. W. Zeigler
Logan Hummingbird Nest Found by Stacy Carpenter
Stacy Carpenter of Rockbridge discovered a small hummingbird nest this week, highlighting how elusive these tiny structures can be. The find spotlights local wildlife habitat and the patience needed to observe early spring nesting.
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Logan
Stacy Carpenter
Rockbridge
Milwaukee woman leaves hospital after major operation
Mrs. Rose Koenig of Milwaukee, who underwent a major operation at Cherrington Hospital several weeks ago, was discharged Wednesday evening. She was taken to the home of her sister, Mrs. John Westenhaver, on W Main Street, where she was visiting when she fell ill.
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Logan
Rose Koenig
Milwaukee
Cherrington Hospital
John Westenhaver
W. Main St
Guyville News Notes Highlights of Local Travels and Visits
Mrs. Freda M. Bean and Mrs. Laura Barnett visited Tuppers Plains on Tuesday while Faye Tucker and Blanche Fuller spent a week with Edith Fuller Hickman in Lancaster. Stewart Martin returned from Washington accompanied by Dr. H. C. Holmes who will summer with the Martins. Ohio University commencement saw Bernard Bean graduate in radio engineering. Other readers traveled to St Clair River, Mich., fishing trips and visits by Mrs. Marguerite Campbell and son Richard from Pomeroy. Leta McLaughlin and family vacationed with her parents in Moundsville. The note ends with a remark about the Buddhist cloister of Hanie in Tibet at 16,000 feet.
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Ohio University
Bernard
Alex Root
Mary Root
Hope
Athens
Vinnie Woode
P. G. Chapman
F. B. Bean
L. D. Robinson
St. Clair River
Mich
Marguerite Campbell
Richard
Pomeroy
A. A. Campbell
Leta V. McLaughlin
Paul
Claire McLaughlin
Moundsville
W. Va
Orchard Crop Prospects Mixed in Logan District
Logan district crops show variation as local orchardists report. James Barker of a large Maxville orchard is hopeful for a good yield while his brother C F Barker of a Falls Township orchard remains uncertain about the crop.
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Logan
James Barker
Maxville
C. F. Barker
Falls Township
James E. Brown Ill At Hospital After Indigestion Attack
Marion Township resident Logan James E. Brown was brought to Cherrington Hospital on Tuesday with an acute indigestion attack. He recovered enough to go home the next day.
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Logan
James E. Brown
Marion Township
Cherrington Hospital
Three Local Youths Enter Nurses Training at Cherrington
Logan Miss Edith Roscoe from Nelsonville and Miss Betty Worley of Rockhouse joined the nurses training program at Cherrington Hospital on Wednesday.
Lunar Transit Forecast Warns Of Difficult Year Ahead
Astrology notes a day of anxious and adverse conditions across business finances and private life. Delay nonessential matters, conserve funds, and act with restraint and calm judgment. Birthdays today face slow progress. guardianship of finances advised. A child born now may be serious, contemplative, gentle, and spiritual.
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Aroset
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Cy Patterns
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H. Patton
Hocking
Logan Brief Segal
Book Club
Dayton Schultheis
John Lee
George Cook
Kent
Frank McBroom
John Allen
Stanton Pond
Ann Wellman
John FE. Krieg
William Evans
Detorit
George Beal
Federal Grand Jury
Guysville News
Hanie
Tibet
Gulf
Cretonnes
Chintz
Zenners
Athens Family Shoe Store
Genevieve Kemble
Elmer Tom
Gulf Products
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