Logan Man Hangs Self In City Jail
George Howard Wallace a 45 year old Logan laborer arrested for intoxication died by hanging in a city jail cell. He used a belt tied to a cell bar and was found slumped kneeling at about 9 30 am. A coroner ruled death by own action. Funeral services are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
City
Sol Ellinger
Ellinger
George Howard Wallace
W. Main St
Wallace
Roy Stallsmith
Carl Hempfling
Newark
Hempfling
Hilda
Leonard
Local Social Visitors and Returned Residents in Murray City Area
Notes list residents and visitors including Pearl Dixon Lawrence E R Murray City visit Columbus and Lowery Morse. Mr and Mrs Short Mr and Mrs Andy Robson with Jean at Snyder home. Several trips by Emmett Short Willard Dixon and others to Murray City Glouster Lancaster Granville and Nelsonville areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Logan
Murray City
Apson
Pearl Dixon
Lawrence
Short
Andy Robson
Robert Goshorn
Frank Bryan
Charles
Columbus
Snaffer Jr
Jean
Iting
Charles Fishin
Emmett Snyder
Chastine
Nelsonville
Lowery
Judy Ann
Mary i
Mrs Julia Bartlett to Visit Relatives in Wadsworth Ohio
Mrs Julia Bartlett of E Main Street will leave Friday to visit relatives in Wadsworth Ohio and stay several days, returning home afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Julia Bartlett
E. Main Sr
Wadsworth
Ohio
Local Courtline Notes and Family Visits Reported
Returned to their homes at Columbus after visiting Mrs Helen Aba hazie. Walter Albaugh visited his brother Willard at Hocking Valley Hospital Logan. Oscar Albaugh of Detroit is here because of illness. Mr and Mrs Charles Hoffman attended a funeral at Albany Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Roy Engler of Cleveland were guests of Mr and Mrs Mike Kranick. Mr and Mrs Robert Johnson visiting their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Andy Mason Cleveland and Mrs Howard Craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Helen Abahazie
Walter Albaugh
Willard
Hocking Valley
Logan
Oscar Albaugh
Detroit
Charles Hoffman
Albany
Roy Engler
Cleveland
Mike Kranick
Robert Johnson
Andy Mason
Howard Craft
Reedsville
J. B. Torrence
Long Bottom
Washington
Ben F. Buckley
John Lodwick
Oliver Swain
Camden-Clark Hospital
H. R. Buckley
Racine
J. M. Smith
Claud Dry
Athens
Mr. Dry
G. O. Hetzer
Ohio River
Lock 20
Frank Bise
Mr. Bise
Hockingport
Raleigh Hetzer
B. F. Buckley
Daniel Congreve
Ada B. Williams
William Bailey
Richard Myers
Dale Cowdery
Joppa
Raymond Myers
Rittman
Nettie Cowdery
School Officials Discuss Attendance Laws in Huntington
Huntington meeting of school supervisors and officials attended by Assistant Superintendent Garrett Green and Attendance Officer Otis M. Rice. They discussed proposed changes in attendance laws. Rice reported February truancies totaling 130 from 33 schools with one warrant outstanding and one conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Garrett Green
Otis M. Rice
Huntington
Mr. Rice
Hamden transfers home for hardware store deal
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Souders swap their N. Buffalo Street house to Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Sexton in exchange for a Main Street hardware store. The Souders will live in the apartment portion of the building. Nearby visits note multiple relatives and hospital returns as families host and travel across Ohio counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Pettit
Edna
Ila Pettit
Tyre
Autye Baker
Ruth Wyckoff
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Cliff Newman
J. R. McCann
Carmichael
Mary Rinehart
Springfield
Oak Hill
Doward Smith
Minnie Gibson
Local Church Groups Hold Meetings In February
Members of Class 5 of the Methodist Sunday School met February 15 at Mrs. John Aiken’s home with Mrs. G R Walden assisting and a patriotic program led by Mrs. R S Henderson. A 14 member group plus one guest, Rev. O C Lockwood, shared refreshments. An all day meeting February 16 at the Congregational Christian Church drew 36 women from several churches, with Mrs. Draper Davis leading devotionals and readings including Ireland church history. Hazel Keys spoke on family worship. The Troy Grange heard a life of George Washington with readings and a duet by Helen Russell and Ed Leese, followed by refreshments for 36 members. Rev. O C Lockwood spoke at a WCTU Frances Willard Memorial Tea at the Methodist Church, with Mrs. Russell Bailey at the tea table. Mr. and Mrs. William G Cook vacationed in St Petersburg and Sarasota Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Russell of Linworth were guests of her mother, Mrs. Wesley Bingman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Methodist Sunday School
John Aiken
G. R. Walden
R. S. Henderson
O. C. Lockwood
Congregational Christian Church
Draper Davis
Ireland
W. R. Clark
Hazel Keys
Cleveland
Youth Fellowship
George Washington
Troy Grange
Helen Russell
Ed Leese
WCTU
Frances Willard
Methodist Church
Russell Baily
William G. Cook
St. Petersburg
Sarasota
Florida
Ralph Russell
Linworth
Wesley Bingman
Coron ing Corning and Community Notes
Gerald Marshall at Doctors Hospital Columbus remains under special observation. PTA meets February 28 at 7 p.m. in the high school auditorium with Rendville group staging a cancer film. Ann Harper convalesces after an appendectomy at a Zanesville hospital. John Dodson Jr ill at home. Chester VanHorn hosted his in laws and daughter Phyllis. John Rodgers of near Oakfield dies February 20. Eagles Lodge held a February 21 fish fry. Washington's Birthday closures include schools post office and bank. Billy Rodgers visits his parents on Adams Street. Mrs. Jessie Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester VanHorn
Alfred Plant
Phyllss
John Rodgers
Oakfield
Eagles Lodge
Washington
Billy Rodgers
Columbus
James E. Rodgers
Adams St
Jessie Richardson
Logan Ladies Night at Blosser's Restaurant
Logan Junior Chamber of Commerce observes annual ladies night this evening in Blosser's restaurant with Frank Mantor in charge of the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Business Sold In Hamden
Elwood Sexton owner of Sexton Hardware Store in Hamden sells the business to Terry Sauders. Sexton veteran of World War I started the store three years ago after service. He becomes Hamden registrar for motor vehicles and will sell tags and licenses in the store. Sauders, a railroad worker, is assisted by his son Don a senior at Wellston High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamden
Elwood Sexton
Sexton
Terry Sauders
Souders
Don
Wellston High School
Reedsville social round features birthdays and visits
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Torrence of Long Bottom visited for Washington's Birthday with J. B. Torrence celebrating his birthday. Several families from Ra cine Columbus and nearby towns paid visits or hosted gatherings including the Buckleys Lodwicks Hetzers and Wil liams family. A. A. Hetzer and Raleigh Hetzer returned from work and others attended family dinners and social calls in the area.
70th Birthday Observed for Robert Goodlive at Home
The 70th birthday of Robert Goodlive of New Straitsville Route 1 was celebrated at a party and dinner hosted by Mrs. Goodlive. Attendees included the Goodlive family, friends from New Castle Pennsylvania, Logan, West Liberty and Orrville areas, and local relatives.
Birth Announced in Point Pleasant
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Beaver of Leon announce the birth of their first child, a daughter named Sheila Dawn, born February 24. The mother is formerly Miss Alice Cadle. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Cleon Cadle, paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James E. Beaver, Sr., all of Leon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Leonard Beaver
Leon
Sheila Dawn
Alice Cadle
Cleon Cadle
James E. Beaver
Also Mentioned on This Page
Logan Man
Sandwich House
White House
Model 8 Co
Duralux
Freezer
Whit
Nwo
C&f
Penny Club
CBF Penny Club
Ares
Thriftmaster
Corning
Jaycees
Oreville
Robert Goodlive
New Straitsville
Pauline
West Liberty
W. Va
Johnny Sapp
David
Kenneth Francisco
Susie
J. M. Maher
New Lexington
Albert Marlowe
Robert Mohler
Gene Jones
John Drake
Odist Thompson
Harold Hartman
Wayne
Dayton
Charles Graham
Ben Reynolds
Orrville
Ned Harmon
Emmett West
Albert Ritgers
Logan Route 4
H. M. Ritgers
Evan Jones
Piedmont
Charles Linton
Jessie Tucker
Gore
Paul Wingrove
Cull Rutgers
Tillie Tucker
Inez Rittgers
Athens Pharmacy
Court St
Eee
Syed
N. Court St
Athens, C
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!