Hocking Meet Faces Rights Transfer Drama
Logan county officials warn routes chosen for transfer to the state highway system may be dropped if property owners do not cooperate. About 75 percent of Gibisonville and 60 percent along Geneva Road have signed easements with July 1 as a deadline, extended likely. A county meeting at the courthouse is set for next Thursday at 1 pm to urge owner participation along several highways. Also in Logan Clifford Wright, 28, Murray City, is held on intoxication charges. Karl Marx and Lillie Howdyshell, both of Logan, are named in the report.
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Logan
State Highway System
D. M. Heft
Gibisonville
Geneva Road
State Highway Department
South Bloomingville
Pattonville
Greendale
Starr Union Furnace
Buck Run
Asbury Ridge
Goose Creek
Johnson Hill
Hulda L Northcutt Plea Guilty Driving Charges
Hulda Lewis Northcutt of Buchtel changed pleas to guilty to driving under the influence and to reckless driving before Magistrate S B Whitehart. She was fined $100 and costs on the intoxicating charge with a one year driving ban, and $10 and costs on the reckless driving charge.
Veteran Rail Worker Dies in Columbus at 72
Logan Ohio reports Harry Q Wasson aged 72 of 1795 Franklin Park South died at Grant Hospital after weeks of illness. A longtime rail official for Hocking Valley and C&O he served as first freight agent and later general freight and passenger agent. Survived by wife Margaret, son Robert in New York, grandson Harry Q in Detroit, daughter Margaret and son Harry Rempel predeceased him. Funeral set for Friday at Columbus with Rev H M Lichliter. body to Logan for Oak Grove Cemetery burial.
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Logan
Harry Q. Wasson
Franklin Park
Columbus
Grant Hospital
Hocking Valley
Wasson
Margaret E. Wasson
Robert Q
New York City
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Harry Q Wasson
Detroit
Margaret
Harry Rempel Wasson
F. A. Koppe
Lizzie Rempel
H. M. Lichliter
Oak Grove Cemetery
Lever Family To Move To New Home in Fall
The Rev. and Mrs. C. M. Lever of Logan will move to Superior, Wisconsin about Sept. 1 to be near the naval chaplain assigned work. Mr. Lever will resign the local pastorate he has held for five years. The Rev. F. C. Randolph of Lancaster is conducting services at St Paul Episcopal Church while Lever is gone.
Will Give Benefit Logan Chicken Dinner July Fourth
Ladies' Aid of the United Brethren Church in Rockbridge plan a chicken dinner on July 4 to raise funds for a local benefit. The event details include a noon to dusk serving period and a community gathering. Proceeds will support community needs and church outreach.
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Logan
The
United Brethren Church of
Rockbridge
Lincoln National Life agents attend Hot Springs convention
District agents Logan C Warren, Athens, and Arlie Brimner, with Mrs. Warren, Leah Rachel, Mrs. Virginia McDaniel of Athens, Mrs. Brimner, Logan, and Raymond Chapman of Pomeroy, returned from Hot Springs Va where they joined the eastern convention of the company late last week.
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Logan
C. T. Warren
Athens
Arlie Brimner
Lincoln Nation Life Co
Hot Springs Va
Odd Fellows Mark Steubenville Lodge Centennial
Willis Lehman reported to the local lodge on the recent grand lodge meeting in Steubenville. The Steubenville lodge celebrated its 100th anniversary with attendance by Past Grand Patriarch Rolland Bright of the city.
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Logan
Grand Lodge
Steubenville
Odd Fellows of Ohio
Willis Lehman
Rolland Bright
Scouts Camp at Rachel-macher Park Near Logan Ohio
Logan and Hocking County Boy Scout troops hold a two day Camporee at Rachel macher Park. Scoutcraft includes knot tying first aid nature compass and relay with five projects and a campfire to honor advancements. Revielle at 5 30 am Friday precedes 8 am scout activities and 11 am final inspection before disbanding.
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Logan
Hocking County
Rachelmacher Park
Harley Meyer
Court of Honor
Camp
Large cherry tree cut on W Hunter Street lawn
A large cherry tree on the Krieg lawn at W Hunter Street was cut on Wednesday and is being reduced to firewood after being winter killed. Dr Harold F Koppe of Dayton, son of Mr and Mrs F A Koppe, is pursuing postgraduate work at Harvard Medical College after several years in general practice in Dayton.
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LOGAN
Krieg Lawn
W. Hunter St
Harold F. Koppe
Dayton
F. A. Koppe
Harvard Medical College
King Is Released After Charges Dropped
Levi King, held in the county jail on Parkersburg police request, was released Tuesday when Sheriff Joe Farbearn was informed that charges against him had been dropped.
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Logan
Levi King
Parkersburg
Joe Farbearn
Repainting Nears Completion on Local Dwellings
Two Roy Kleinschmidt homes on W Main Street are being repainted with work nearing finish. James Shaw properties on Warner Avenue are undergoing repairs and repainting as well.
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Logan
Roy Kleinschmidt
W. Main St
James Shaw
Warner Ave
Albany Grange Meets June 27 in Albany
The Albany Grange will hold its regular meeting on Saturday night June 27 with refreshments of sandwiches. The notice also lists numerous local visits, guests, and social events including Bible study evenings and assorted family and community appearances in Albany and nearby towns.
Postman Victor Pope Retires After 44 Years in Ryde
Sydney reports Victor Pope, a Ryde postman for 44 years, estimates delivering 2,860,000 letters and walking 260,000 miles. He retires after making a record at one post office in Australia.
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Sydney
S. W
Victor Pope
Ryde
Pope
Magistrate Whikehart Handles More Cases Without Fees
S B Whikehart, justice of the peace in Hocking County, heard 82 cases in 1935 where costs were lost as sentences to jail replaced fines. A portion of these lost costs is repaid by the county commissioners' appropriation, leaving many fees unpaid.
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Logan
S. B. Whikehart
Hocking County
Logan Garden Club Meeting Discusses Roses and Insects
Members of the Logan Garden Club will meet next Monday evening at the Wellman sisters garden on 8 Spring St. A program on Care of Roses Cutting Roses The Flower Show and Control of Garden Insects will be presented by Emma Wellman Mrs. Lawrence Hack Mrs. Harry J Stevenson and James R Smoot. Also notes on visitors and local property work on Warner Ave. titled two properties being painted and repaired by James Shaw.
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Logan Garden Club
J T Lambert Funeral Will Be Held Friday
Funeral services for John T Lambert age 49 will be at Gore United Brethren Church at 2 pm Friday. He died at his Logan residence early Wednesday from a cerebral hemorrhage after a prior stroke. Survived by wife Etta and son John Jr both of Logan. brothers Firm Oreville Mrs Goldie Burgess James. Rev W N Shank to preach. Burial in Gore.
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Logan
Gore United Brethren Church
John T. Lambert
N. Culver St
Lambert
Etta Lambert
John Jr
Firm Lambert
Oreville
Goldie Burgess
Gore
James Lambert
Cleveland
W. N. Shank
Highway Approval Reaches Local County Hearings
Logan public hearing at the courthouse Wednesday reviewed taking over the Nelsonville Carbon Hill western road for state highway system. With no objections, the action proceeds. The section spans 6.5 miles. Logan Samuel Primmer lands a job with Crystal Rock Gas Co after six years as Shell Co district supervisor. He started his new duties this week.
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Logan
Nelsonville
Carbon Hill
Samuel Primmer
Crystal Rock Gas Co
The
Shell Co
Oberle Rites Held for Miss Maude Oberle
Miss Maude Oberle aged 47 of Columbus died earlier this week and was buried in Oak Grove Cemetery in Logan on Wednesday. She is survived by her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Oberle and a brother Carl. The family formerly resided in Logan.
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Logan
Maude Oberle
Columbus
C. E. Oberle
Oak Grove
Carl
Oberle
Another Dividend Will Be Paid Glouster Depositors
Glouster Depositors in the defunct Glouster State Bank will receive another 10 percent dividend starting next Tuesday. About $46,000 will be distributed, bringing total dividends to 45 percent. To receive checks, depositors must provide proof of claim. Special agent F A Mekus said those far away can mail their claim. checks will be mailed with proof of claim. Notices are being mailed today.
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Glouster
Glouster State Bank
F. A. Mekus
Mr. Mekus
Glouster Softball Beats Nelsonville 19 to 2
Ohio Collieries team defeats Thomas Jewelers 19 to 2 in Nelsonville. Henry pitched well allowing five hits and no walks as the locals racked up 22 hits including a home run three triples and four doubles.
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Glouster
Ohio Collieries
Nelsonville
Thomas Jewelers
Henry
Athens
State Hospital
Hoffman
Mies Borrell
Symeennone Zimmer
Nelsonville AB
Newman
Forbes
Silcott
H. Toliver
Losing Team Honors Winners in Glouster Church Contest
In Glouster the Loyal Women's Class of the Church of Christ hosted a social after a contested game won by visiting guests. Bertha Carpenter led the event with Della Gessell giving scripture and Hazel Janchius offering prayer. Ice cream cake and coffee were served to one guest and forty members. A Shell and Dawson family reunion is planned at East Branch Church next Sunday with a basket dinner at noon.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Bertha Carpenter
Della Gessell
Hazel Janchius
Bertine Preston
Shell
Dawson
East Branch
Scouts Meet Sunday at Church of Christ Troop 72
All Scouts and scout committee of Troop No 72 are requested to attend Sunday School at 9:00 AM for the presentation of the charter and tenderfoot badges. Walter Gayton Jr is scout master of this troop.
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Glouster
Scout Committee
Church of Christ
Walter Gayton, Jr
Loyal Daughters June Program At Church Of Christ
Loyal Daughters Class of the Church of Christ held their June meeting at Miss Lalla Danford’s home with Mary Kinney assisting. Velyn Vernon led Bible study. Esta Cunningham and Vera Kinney sang a vocal duet. A fortune telling display and a luncheon followed. visiting relatives include Mrs. Gary Stephenson and daughters Beverly of Detroit staying with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph West.
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Ruth Watkins
Bess Henshaw
Maude Wiliams
Nelle Peugh
Mary Shephard
Mary McCance
Goldie Francis
Nora Dart
Evelyn Vernon
Cassie Vaughn
Jessie Sharp
Edith Stahl
Vera Kinney Betty
Martha Lou Kinney
Sabra Armstrong
Esta Cunningham
Glouster
Gary Stephenson
Alfred
Verna Stroupe
Maxton Valois
Beverly
Detroit
Joseph West
Jacksonville Social Notes Shifts Through Sunday Visits
Jacksonville residents enjoyed a flurry of weekend visits from relatives and friends across nearby towns. Notable gatherings included Herman Vanhall family hosting guests from Toledo and Dayton, while William Gibbs welcomed Garnersville and Wellston visitors. A newborn, Kathryn Eileen, arrived to be raised with help from grandparents in Glouster and Jacksonville, as NYA supervised playground work wraps up and opens to the public.
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Jacksonville
Herman Vanhall
William Vanhall, Jr
Larrie
Frances McGrath
Harry McGrew
Harvey Lee
W. H. Leary
Toledo
William Mingus
Trimble
Andrew Vanhall
William Gibbs
Chester Gibbs
Billy
Garnersville
N. Y
Jeannette Jonas
Jo Ann
James Gibbs
Grace Gibbs
Roger Pratt
Dayton
Lawrence Burdess
Edward Lee
Sarah Jarvis
Athens
Pearl Wakely
Marietta
Watt Hysell
Rutland
Clifford Hysell
Francis Barrett
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Everett Hovenstine
Kathryn Eileen
Charles E. Robinson
Glouster
Louis Houenstine
Anthony Massie
Wellston
D. L. Kane
Frances Judson
Lancaster
Ruth Brown
Millfield
NYA Recreation
Wheat Harvest Begins in Hocking County This Week
Logan reports wheat cutting started in Hocking County with crops ripening fast and most fields ready for harvest by next week. The crop is described as fairly well filled.
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Logan
Hocking County
Work on trunk line sewer east end near C and O railroad
WPA labor is engaged in laying the trunk line sewer between the C and O railroad tracks in the Old Town yards, with work progressing at the site.
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LOGAN
C. and O
Old Town
WPA
Mrs Mount Sufferip From Electric Shock
Mrs Dessie Mount of Dauis Mount recovering after an electric shock from an iron. She tested the iron Monday night and the live wire caused a shock that threw her to the kitchen floor as she prepared to retire. An escaped knife blade touched the live wire.
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Logan
Dessie Mount
Dauis Mount
Spring St
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Murray City
Andy Powell
S. B. Wikehart
Karl Virgil Marx
Charles Marx
Lillie Margaret Howdyshell
Judge Puffle
Gene Ahern
Buchtel
I. Logan
Harry Wasson
Logan Cemetery
Lever
Wun-Der
Enna Jettick
Athens Family Shoe Store
Albany Grange
Albany
Burton J. Elliott
Ohio State Veterinary College
Lee Elliott
Boyd Williams
Albany R. D
John Stanley
John Altman
Inez
Roger
Frances
Henrietta Henning
New Castle
P. G. Coe
Ewing Walters
Baptist Church
C. P. Swett
Victoria Swett
Sugar Grove
Philathea Society of the Baptist Church
W. D. Vorhes
RK. A. Wines
Adriel Welker
W. E. Swisher
Cheshire
George Coe
Maude Carpenter
Milford Center
Whikehart
Garden Club
Dorothy Wardwell
J. M. Kirk
Mildred
Stockdale
Howard E. Kirk
J. T. Lambert
Jacksonville Social Notes
Gulf
Signa of the Orange Disc
Mer Tom
Gulf Products
Zenners
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