Death of William Burns from auto crash injuries
William Burns age 60 of Haydenville died from internal injuries after being struck by an automobile driven by O R Sams of Athens. He suffered a compound fracture of the left leg a deep scalp laceration and concussion. Burn's death occurred at Cherrington Hospital after he had been taken there following the 6 PM collision. The Sams family remained at the hospital and Burns body was sent to Nelsonville for funeral preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
William Burns
Haydenville
O. R. Sams
Athens
Cherrington Hospital
Burns
Sams
Lancaster
Nelsonville
Logan Visitor Evolves Plan For Tipple
Fred Baird of Columbus conceived a central coal collecting and preparation point during a Logan visit. He helped form a company with Rev. J. G. Spears and other Columbus men to build the tipple at Pattonville for handling Hocking Valley coal. Materials were sourced from the old Cussins and Fearn Building in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Pattonville
Hocking Valley
Fred Baird
Columbus
Baird
J. G. Spears
United Brethren Church
Cussins and Fearn
Haydenville Vacation Bible School Begins at Local School
Vacation Bible School started in Haydenville at nine this morning under Miss Ruth West with Rev. O L Lineburger directing at the Methodist church. Sessions run three weeks at the school building. Open to all children four years and older. assistants include Eileen Weede Ellen Vancuren Helen Locke and Leroy Vancurren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Haydenville
Ruth West
O. L. Lineburger
Methodist Episcopal Church
Eileen Weede
Eileen Vancuren
Helen Locke
Leroy Vancurren
Five Columbus Men On Driving Charge
Logan Waldo Fulton and Carl Searls of Columbus were arrested Saturday by Patrolman A F Evans. Fulton faced reckless driving while Searls faced intoxication. Both pleaded guilty at arraignment before Mayor Kenneth Fitzgerald with Fulton fined 10 dollars and costs and Searls fined 5 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Waldo F. Fulton
Carl Searls
Columbus
A. F. Evans
Fulton
Searls
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Logan Cruden Held Over Butterfly Racket Case
Logan Sam Cruden of Colum bus was arrested by Chief Lew Reynolds and held for arraignment on a butterfly racket probe. He allegedly used youths aged nine to 13 to sell punchboard chances with a butterfly prize. In a separate incident, Earl Stump George Glenn and Earl Swackhamer of Laurelville were jailed by Sheriff Joe Farbearn and Deputy Nellis Smith for intoxication and await arraignment before Magistrate S B Whitehart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Sam Cruden
Columbus
Lew Reynolds
Cruden
Logan Rotary to hear gun hobbyist speaker
Logan photographer LOGAN-C. A. Gilbert will address the Logan Rotary Club Monday evening about his gun hobby and likely display his large gun collection. Frank Howdyshell of near Maxville lost the end of a finger Friday while working on a culvert restoration project after a flood. The Rev. and Mrs. H. W. Stoody and son John Robert of Deshler arrived in Logan for a few days with the Steady family and will move on to Athens for a summer course at Ohio University. Mayor Kenneth Fitzgerald returned from the Ohio Republican conference in Cleveland, accompanied by Mrs. Fitzgerald, wired by George H. Bender, president of the Republican Clubs of Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
C. A. Gilbert
Logan Rotary Club
Frank Howdyshell
Maxville
Howdyshell
H. W. Stoody
John Robert of
Deshler
John L. Steady
Athens
Ohio University
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Cleveland
Ohio Republican Conference
George H. Bender
Republican Clubs of
Ohio
Fitzgerald
Elouise Ralston Weds Russell Higgins at Front Street Home
The wedding of Elouise Ralston and Russell Higgins took place at noon Sunday at 44 East Front Street. Rev. R C Babylon officiated with Dorothy Halston as bridesmaid and Maurice Clark as groomsman. After a wedding dinner the couple departed for a two week trip through eastern states and Canada. They will reside at 481 West Front Street.
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William Ralston
Front St
Elouise
Russell Higgins
R. C. Babylon
First Presbyterian Church
Dorothy Halston
Maurice Clark
Canada
Higgins
Kroger
Harvey Higgins
Mr. Higgins
Howard Ralston
Sara Turner
Local women attend national sorority and Kiwanis conventions
Miss Mildred Rainer leaves Lancaster for Los Angeles to attend the Sigma Phi Gamma national convention and an international non academic sorority. She goes with a friend and serves as delegate. Mr Raymond Lanning and Mrs Lanning head to Indianapolis for Kiwanis events. Fred Carpenter and Howard Ralston also travel to the convention city for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Rainer
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Calif
Sigma Phi Gamma
Miss Rainer
Lancaster
Raymond Lanning
Indianapolis
Kiwanis
Fred Carpenter
Howard Ralston
Local residents share weekend visits across Ohio towns
Superintendent George Carr and Mrs Carr attended a Cedar Point teachers convention after leaving Sunday. The Achauer family from Canton visited Haydenville and Logan relatives. Miss Ruth Easterling stayed with her mother in Columbus and Lean Kreig traveled home with relatives from Columbus. Henry Hale visited Logan, Mrs Farbearn returned from New Lexington, and Frank Harden joined Lomax in McArthur. Joe Smart and son from Toledo visited Murray City and Logan during the weekend.
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George Carr
Mrs. Carr
Cedar Point
Lester Achauer
Canton
Haydenville
Charles Achauer
Logan
Ruth Easterling
Columbus
Amy Easterling
Lean Kreig
William Cole
Mary Gueider
James Kreig
Henry Hale
Nelsonville
J. H. Farbearn
Kate Stowe
New Lexington
Frank W. Harden
Pete Lomax
McArthur
Sheriff Ready Logan Prepares for Swimming Season
Sheriff Joe Far bear n has equipped grappling hooks at the county jail for emergencies as the swimming season opens. The note mentions a primitive world buffalo estimate between 50 million and 75 million head.
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Logan
Joe Farbearn
Mass Insect Invasion Hits Hocking Farm Home
A crawling mass of millipedes with 24 pairs of legs swarmed the Edward McDowell residence in Marion Township. The creepy event extended from nearby woods across fields and into the house. Experts advised control methods, noting these insects feed on rotten wood and resist foliage-based measures.
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Logan
Edward McDowell
Marion Township
James R. Smoot
McDowell
Edward Ruff
Columbus Family Stricken After Toadstool Meal
Five members of Mead Feather’s Columbus family were poisoned Friday evening after eating toadstools believed to be mushrooms. D W Feather, Hocking County clerk of courts and a brother of Mead Feather, was notified. Mrs Feather, their two children Don and Barbara, and Nellie B Wilson, the mother-in law, were hospitalized and reported recovering. Feather’s brother traveled from Logan after learning of the illness.
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Logan
Mead Feather
Columbus
D. W. Feather
Hocking County
Funeral services held for Mrs. John R. Evans at Fairview Church
Funeral services for Mrs. John R. Evans of Falls Township were conducted at Fairview Church near Rockbridge on Saturday afternoon. She died Wednesday morning after a stroke of paralysis. Burial followed in Fairview Cemetery.
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Logan
John R. Evans
Falls Township
Fairview Church
Rockbridge
Fairview Cemetery
Miller couple to visit Michigan fishing expedition
Logan Mr and Mrs James Miller depart for Mt. Pleasant Michigan for six weeks visiting Mr and Mrs Noah Andrews and Mr and Mrs H E Downhour. Miller plans a fishing trip in northern Michigan during the stay.
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Logan
James Miller
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Noah Andrews
H. E. Downhour
Michigan
Mr. Miller
Shaw couple welcome Logan born Friday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Shaw of Logan announce the birth of their son Logan on Friday evening. The family asks for privacy as they celebrate the new arrival.
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Logan
Wayne Shaw
Ore Shipments Routed Through C. and O. Route
Traffic over the River Division of the C. and O. Railroad increased as ore shipments were routed through this city for steel mills in Portsmouth. On Monday a pig iron train of 50 cars was moved from the Wellston-Jackson area over the same division.
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Logan
River
C. and O
Portsmouth
Wellston- Jackson
Logan Child Struck By Car Saturday
Logan Ford Standiford five year old son of Mr and Mrs Harold Standiford of Logan Franklin was struck and injured by a automobile driven by Willard Goodin of New Lexington Saturday evening. He was treated at his home by a local physician. The accident happened on West Hunter Street near West Street as the child riding a tricycle dashed into the path of the car. Police Chief Lew Reynolds and Patrolman Notestone investigated and stated the child was cut and bruised. Goodin appeared at city hall for questioning but no charges were filed.
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Logan—Franklin
Harold Standiford
Willard Goodin
New Lexington
W. Hunter St
West St
Lew Reynolds
Notestone
Goodin
City Hall
Columbus Man Visited by Brother in Maxville
Mr. and Mrs. John Goodlive of Columbus visit William Goodlive in Maxville. The Columbus resident, living there 25 years, is recovering from a right ankle injury suffered at work four weeks ago. He is brother of T. H. Goodlive of this city.
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Logan
John Goodlive
Columbus
William Goodlive
Maxville
Mr. Goodlive
T. H. Goodlive
Purses Sell At Reduced Price With Glo-Plain Finishes
New shipment offers purses priced around 1.95 dollars featuring Patents-Pearl Glo-Plain finishes. The items emphasize affordable fashion and novelty styling for shoppers in the retail lineup.
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Athenian
Logan Hospital
Tipple
Haydenville Vacation Bible School
Murray Logan
Joe Smart
Toledo
James Smart
Murray City
Athens Bottling Works
White House
Roberta Jones
Jonny
Billings
Hocking Farm
Hold Evans
Zenner
United States Department of Agriculture
Yearbook of Agriculture
United States Government Printing Office
A. M. Pabst, Jr
Bureau of Home Economics
Coolerator
Athens Ice and Storage Company
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