Hocking Complaint Is Filed by Committee in Ohio
A five member committee of the Hocking County Bar Association filed a misconduct in office complaint against Judge Phil A. Henderson in the Hocking County Common Pleas Court. He is to be served in Miami Florida where he has stayed two months. If contested a hearing will decide if he may be barred from practicing law. The panel alleges Henderson aided a Race Horse Book gambling operation in Logan in 1944, faced a June 28 1943 arrest in Miami on a lottery charge, forfeited a 200 dollar bond, and admitted adultery in an alimony hearing. The committee was appointed by Judge Richard Cameron of Marysville who presided at a recent divorce hearing for Mrs Henderson. Members named were Rhea P Bangert C Wood Bowen George Christman Forest Weinrich and Herley Meyer. John W Bricker was the first Republican elected to three consecutive Ohio governorship terms.
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Logan — Common Pleas
Phil A. Henderson
Hocking County
Logan
Miami
Common Pleas
Richard Cameron
Marysville
Henderson
Cameron
Rhea P. Bangert
C. Wood Bowen
George Christman
Forest Weinrich
Herley Meyer
Middle aged lady finds relief with Pru-Lax
A middle aged woman describes prior severe constipation with bloating and insomnia. She credits Pru-Lax for restoring appetite and normal bowels, urging others with constipation to try it and warning to use laxatives as directed.
Child Curtis Summell Injured by Braced Arm and Brick Incident
Logan reports bad luck befalling Curtis Summell a 3 year old of 1505 Mulberry Street. He was treated for a braised arm caught in a washing machine wringer last week and on Sunday suffered cuts requiring stitches from a falling brick incident.
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Logan
Curtis Summell
Mulberry Street
Promoters Plan Flood Control Meet in Hocking County
Promoters of flood control will convene at the White House on Friday June 29 with a dinner at 6 30 p m. Logan Bryce Browning Muskingum Conservation District secretary treasurer will speak. Delegates from Fairfield Perry Athens Morgan Meigs Washington and Athens counties will attend to further flood control in the Hocking County watershed.
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Fred von Stein
Lancaster
Walter W. Graf
Ollie Smith
Fairfield County
R. Kenneth Kerr
The
Eagle Gazette
J. Russell Smith
Chamber of Commerce
George Alten
John Adams
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Sugar Grove
C. E. ‘Thompson
Virgil Rave
Bremen
Athens County
L. E. Richardson
Dan ‘Kovach
Glouster
Nelsonville
W. H. Hyde
D. R. ‘Johnson
William Brooks
Brooks Shoe Company
C. D. Shafer
Athens
Gordon K. Bush
Athens Messenger
A. B. Rée
McBee Company
Dr. Co. L
Ohio University
Stanley Baker
Hocking County
Robert Keynes
Keynes Milling ,Co
John Connor
Rachelmacher
James, le |Martin
Hockingiss Denzil Weltneh
Shau F Logan
Floyd Luft
Murray City
Venus Circle elects Logan woman president at June dinner
Logan Venus Social Circle met at the Masonic Temple for a June dinner where Mrs. Neal Shaw was elected president. Overnight officers include Mrs. Pearl Seaman as vice president, Mrs. Lewis Reynolds as secretary, and Mrs. Harry Willige as treasurer. Dinner committee members and guests from Alexandria joined the gathering.
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Walter Bray
C. Everette Green
Alexandria
Virginia
Jos Hutchison
Grant Harden
Ralph Rheinscheid
W. 8. Gase
Hershel Prevost
Herman Leonard
Frank Ricketts
Florence Bort
Co. L. Wenn
R. B. Hanse
Goodlve
Hocking County
State Highway Department
Honored at Dinner and Family Birthday Observed
Mrs. Chester Appleman was honored at a Chummy Chat Bridge Club dinner hosted by Mrs. Anthony Stroup after returning from Arizona. Guests included Mrs. Ed Leach and others. Frank McBride hosted a family dinner for brother Philip Meier with attendees including Mrs. Philip Meier. Logan briefs note visits and club meetings, with North Carolina trip and vacationing relatives mentioned.
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Chester Appleman
Arizona
Anthony Stroup
Ed Leach
Lloyd Blosser
Frank Fox
Raymond Jones
James Acker
Meredeth Gano
Kenneth Moore
Frank McBride
W. Main St
Philip Meier
Columbus
Frank Meier
Antone Locke
Pomeroy
Clarence Hanna
Rotary Club Officers Installed Last Night
Logan L. K. Showalter led a past presidents committee in installing new Rotary Club officers for the year at the regular Monday meeting at the White House. Clarence Blosser became president, Robert Keynes vice president, Harley Meyer secretary treasurer with directors Earl Elberfeld Sherman Lyke Ford Hack and Robert Keynes as sergeant at arms. James L. Young received the past Presidents pin as Lawrence Kessier prepares to lead the July 2 program.
Three More Men Get Army Discharge
Logan report lists Carl William Helber Logan route 2 Camp Atterbury discharge June 22 Homer Boyles Blackstone East Front Street Logan discharge June 20 and Junior Jacob Nixon Murray City discharge June 23 from Camp Atterbury. Nixon has three years overseas duty to his credit.
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LOGAN
TJ. 5
Army
Selective Service Board
Carl William Helber
Logan Rt. 2
Camp Atterbury
Homer Boyles Blackstone
E. Frent St
Jacob Nixon
Murray City
Marriage License Issued in Lancaster Probate Court
Logan A marriage license was issued in Probate Court on Saturday June 23 to Charles Jay Frank 41 of Lancaster jump dealer and Rosene Jean Aries 18 of Lancaster. They were married by the Rev A N Grueser.
Man Regains Comfort After Ten Years With Brick in Stomach
A man endured a decade with a lump in his stomach causing undigested food, headaches, and gas. After taking HRB-HELP his symptoms vanished, bowels became regular, and gas and headaches stopped. The ad promotes ERB-HELP with 12 herbs from Athens, urging relief.
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Athens
Mason Youth Drowns at Upper Flats Farm Pond
Basil Rollins, 23, of Mason, drowned Sunday while swimming with Billy Pickens and Albert Roush at the C. C. Blessing farm pond in Upper Flats. Companions could not confirm his absence at first. Resuscitation efforts by Drs. Petty and Bryant and nurse Marion Smith lasted nearly four hours without success. The West Virginia Ordnance Works provided pulmotor aid. Funeral plans await word on whether Dexter Rollins, in California with the Army, will attend. Surviving relatives include Asa E. Rollins of Leon and sister Baltus Rollins, hospitalized in Parkersburg.
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Point Pleasant
Basil Rollins
C. C
Hartford
R. F. Bryant
New Haven
Marion Smith
St. Joseph's Hospital
Parkersburg
West Virginia Ordnance Works
Foglesong Funeral Home
Dexter Rollins
California
Willl
Asa E.| Rollins
Leon
Baltus Rollins
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Mason County bond drive progress and leadership changes
Mason County reports show total bond series sales at 3388 with a quota of 787 000, up over 31 percent. Ponds totals reach 288 545 leaving about 100 000 to raise. Officials hope the oversold bond series closes before July 7 as Mason County has historically overperformed among regional growth areas. Meantime Spurlock named acting superintendent of the state farm and school, with Briggs’ successor expected next week.
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Severiy Committee
Mason County
Mason
Federal Reserve Bank
Legeee Spurlock
Lakin
Dent
Briggs
Weet Meadows
Raleigh County
Arrest Reports From Logan and County Jail
Sheriff Floyd Duffy and Deputy Jack Waldron report the arrest of a 17 year old Big Pine youth charged with a settlement of funds and ordered to appear in Magistrate Frank St. Clair's court. Another youth, 11 from Athens County, escaped Mansfield Reformatory and was returned for reimprisonment. Melvin Arthurs was jailed for operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent.
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Logan
Floyd Duffy
Jack Waldron
Reuben Finley
Frank St. Clair
Duffy
Big Pine
Frtil
E. L Ewing
Athens County
Mansfield Reformatory
Waldron
Melvin Arthurs
Mason Youths Will Train for Service
Two local boys have been selected for further instruction at Fort Schuyler midshipman’s school in New York City. Charles K. Purlins, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. McDermitt, and William Parsons, son of Mr. and Mrs. Parsons of Mount Vernon Avenue, have arrived home for a visit and will report to the midshipman’s school on July 9.
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Foint Pleasant
Fort Schuyler
New York City
University
Wisville
Charles K. Purlins
J. O. McDermitt
Viand St
William Parsons
Pfc John D Rake Jr Home on Furlough Gallipolis
Pfc John D Rake Jr of Gallipolis R1 was wounded in the German offensive last March and is home on a thirty day furlough at the end of which he will report back to Thayer Hospital Nashville Tennessee
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Gallipolis
John D. Rake, Jr
R.1
Thayer Hospital
Nashville
Tenn
John Stevens T-5 Liberated in Germany
John M. Stevens T-5 son of John W. Stevens from Gallipolis Ferry is listed among West Virginians liberated from German prisoner of war camps operated by Germany.
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John Stevens
Germany
Point Pleasant
John M.stevens
T-5
John W. Stevens
Gallipolis
West
School Superintendent Decision To Be Made
Tent Pleasant reports unclear remarks from Mrs. John William Ergen regarding her potential election as superintendent of schools next Monday. The Messenger notes uncertainty over whether Steenbergen is a candidate or a placeholder, with no definite statement available.
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John William “Ergen
Steenbergen
PuYe
Lakin Superintendent Resigns Amid Board Concerns
Brady Briggs, longtime superintendent of the Industrial School for Colored Boys at Lakin, resigned after serving since February 1944 under Gov. Neely. Reports cite difficulties with the boys under his charge and uncertainty surrounds whether the decision was influenced by these conditions.
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Fury Pleasant
S. Brady Briggs
Industrial School For
Colored Boys
Lakin
Gov. Neely
Bayern
Three Boys Escape From State Farm at Lakin
Three boys escaped yesterday from the boys industrial school at Lakin. Acting Superintendent A C Spurlock ordered officers to pursue. Herman Farmer 18 of Kanawha County was captured and returned to the institution. Farmer was transferred to Mason County jail for Kanawha County authorities. Robert Lee Morgan 17 of Bluefield and Nathanial Phillins 18 of White Sulphur Springs were still at large. Sheriff Hesson and Deputy Morrison pursued leads near the shipyard but could not locate them.
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Point ‘Pleasant
Lakin
A. C. Spurlock
Herman Farmer
Kanawha County
Liberty
Spurlock
Farmer
Mason County
Nathanial Phillins
Sheriff Hesson
Dep. Morrison
Construction Begins on Bus Company Building in Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant Ohio Valley Bus Co Huntington graded its lot at 24th Street and Jackson Avenue in preparation for a two story building to repair and store buses. The new structure will include the company’s fiscal office. The stand was purchased months ago. Estimated cost is 25000 dollars.
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Point Pleasant
Ohio Valley Bus Co
Huntington
24Th St
Jackson Ave
AZO
Baptist Woman's Union to Meet in Mason Street Church
Baptist Woman's Union meets at Mason Street Baptist Church this evening at 8 o'clock. Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary convenes Thursday at 7 30 at Mrs. Hamilton A Johnson's home. Presbyterian choir rehearsals scheduled for Wednesday. H Cliff Hamilton, state superintendent of elementary schools, visited the board of education office yesterday.
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Point Pleasant
Pleasant
H. Cliff] Hamiilton
Board of Education
Gallia Pastor Pleads Guilty After Unlicensed Driving
In Gallia County Gallia pastor from Point Pleasant appeared in local magistrate court to answer a charge of operating a motor vehicle without a license. He pleaded guilty and was fined 10 dollars in cash. He said he borrowed the car to help the owner reach home from work. The crash occurred near Sixth and Main Streets as a truck driven by P J Wallace, of Buffalo, was returning hogs from a livestock market. The car was damaged more severely. the truck sustained minor damage. An agreement on damages was reached with Sheriff Hessman. The reverend was ordered to appear in court for further action.
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Point Pleasant
L. Covington
Pine St. Gallia Polis
Covington
Ordnance Works
Gallipolis
Main Sts
P. J. Wallace
Buffalo
Sherif
Hessan
Sowington
McCallay Pleads Guilty to Support Charge in Mason County
McCallay of Buffalo pleaded guilty to non-support before a Mason County magistrate Monday. He faces jail time after arrest by deputy Sheriff Morrison and patrolman Coyner. McCallay said he could not bond for his wife Joy and their three small children.
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John W. Bricker
Ohio
Athens Pharmacy
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Alez
Aipe Milning
Aaredric O Steing
Pert March
Agnes Moorehead
Glippy Momeler
Rafi
Antral Truer Fitzy
Bonnie Lassie
Sun
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Lassie
Logan Youngster
B. F. Goodrich Co
Akron
Air Technical Service Command
Philip Carr
Lois Carr
Carr
Grace Nutter
Iron St
Jerry Nixon
St. Chairsville
Floyd Dellmatch
A. M. Sater
North St
George Wolfe
Janice Sater
Cleveland
Edith Wendel
Jeane Mowery
Biloxi
Miss
Wendel
T-Sgt
Roger Brown
Miss Mowery
Sgt. Brown
Bob Martin
Sumner Martin
N. Orchard
Fred’ White
Er. Brown
Winnie White
Logan Friends
White
Ramon Smith
Marion Martin
Janice
Ted
F. P. Martin
Glenview Heights
Goodlye
Harry Bartlett
East Main Street
D. of A. Club
Doyen Hartman
Mary Jane Schrader
North Carolina
Hartman
Glenne Imboden
State Mutual Automobile Eneancera
Andrew Imboden
U. 5. Navy
Ub Ameche
Betty Grable
John Payne
Victor Mature
Don Juan Quilligan
William Bendix
Joan Blondell
Rotary Club
John Rake, Jr
Shackelton Inhaler
Court
State Farm
Bus Company
Baptists
Gallia
Sunnyfield
Whitehouse
Froduce Dept
Monument Co
George C. Shaw
W. Malin
Hhorwee
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