Retirement of Three C and O Veterans at Logan
Three Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad veterans at Logan reach retirement age after many years of service. C W Schwenke agent Harley Thomas River Division conductor and L J Quinn River Division supervisor retire. Edward Albaugh to fill Logan agency while Joe Peterson and Arthur Miller are lined up for supervisor and conductor posts. Also First Presbyterian Church youth plan to organize a Sunday School orchestra led by Kenneth Oceffier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
C. W. Schwenke
Harley Thomas
River Division
L. J. Quinn
Edward Albaugh
Haydenville
Joe Peterson
Cats
Quinn
Arthur Miller
Thomas
First Presbyterian Church
Kenneth Oceffier
McArthur Man Dies At Logan Hospital
D. J. Decker of McArthur died at Cherrington Hospital at 4 a m Monday after obstruction of the bowel. He was brought in Sunday evening and an operation failed to save him. He had been ill for several days. The body was sent back to McArthur for funeral services and burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
D. J. Decker, McArthur
Cherrington Hospital
McArthur
Rt 31 Improvement Progresses Near Logan
Work progresses on Route 31 north of Rockbridge with right of way largely cleared and concrete bridge forms under construction at Clear Creek. Detour will stay on the regular ROW, not township roads, under the new plan. Samuel Ryan reassigned to Hocking and Pickaway Counties as work division director, succeeding W R B Vick who was recalled last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlogan—Miller-Orndorf Company
Rockbridge
Clear Creek
LOGAN
Chester Miller
Samuel Ryan
Hocking and
Pickaway Counties
W. R B. Vick
Circle of Ruth Quilting Meeting Held At Grace Lunch Home
The Circle of Ruth met Friday at Grace Lunch's home for an all day quilting session with a noon potluck for 18 members and 18 visitors. Attendees included Emma Robinson Mary Chase Delia Stanley and Rev Spriggs among others. Next meeting is planned for April at Mrs Spriggs home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Gilkey
Mattie Coates
Arminta Chase
Grace Woodyard
Alberta Woodyard
Myrtle Johnson
Ruth Woodyard
Ruth Carbaugh
Spriggs
Hoyt Hanning
Margaret
Vesta Robinson
Henry Johnson
Will Martin
Gene Stanley
Jackie Carbaugh
Glen Junior Woodyard
Pauline Woodyard
Emma Robinson Ware
Ruth
Phyllis Carbaugh
Ardis Collins
Ernest Woodward
Blaine Woodyard Laster Oberholser
David Blackburn
Athens
Merrill Chase
Epriges
Chase Church
FEHA
Albany
Everett White
Florence Sauters
FE. B. Robinson
Eugene and
Gerald
Newark
Virk Robinson
Worth Lynch
Harlan Story
Emmett Sauters
Arthur Goodin
First Local Youths Take Plunge in Scotts Creek
Pop Eye Evans and Charlies McClannahan earned credit as the first local youths to swim this year at Scotts Creek on March 1. They braved the cold waters in an early-season dip recorded by the community.
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Logan
Evans
Charlies McClannahan
Scotts Creek
All-Hocking County Teams Named for Basketball Season
Logan ballots name the first and second all county squads for boys and girls. In the boys division Stiverson Gibisonville is a forward with Rutherford Carbon Hill Voytke Murray City center Painter Gibisonville guard Vollmer Murray City. Second team includes Allen Laurelville Wilson Gibisonville Smith Gibisonville Beaty Rockbridge Swaim Carbon Hill. Girls selections list K Smith Carbon Hill Hufford Rockbridge Dane Carbon Hill Martin Murray City Stacey Carbon Hill Swackhamer Laurelville. Honorable mentions include Irene Ruth Poling McDaniel Reichelderfer Ellis Robey Shuttleworth Bartoe and others.
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Gibisonville
Murray City
Carbon Hill
Logan
Hocking County
Ward
Voytke
Painter
Vollmer
Allen
Laurelville
Wilson
Smith
Beaty
Rockbridge
Swaim
Swackhamer
Arnold
Union Furnace
Maness
Good and Later
K. Smith
Hufford
Dane
Carbon HI
Ruth Poling
McDaniel
Reichelderfer
Ellis
Robey
Shuttleworth
Bartoe
State Highway Patrol Crowns Campaign Fines Set
Four men were fined by Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald after a patrol week end effort. Carl Hansel and William Glass each paid 100 dollars plus costs for driving while intoxicated and had their licenses suspended for six months. Marion Campbell and Charles Shafer were fined 10 dollars and costs for reckless driving. Dowler arrest details corrected locating the event near Castle Farm 48.
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LOGAN
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
State Highway Patrol
Carl Hansel
William Glass
Marion Campbell
Charles Shafer
One Year Old Girl Swallows Coal Oil Without Ill Effects
Mary Scott, one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Dewey Scott of Marion Township, swallowed coal oil from a container. She was treated at Cherrington Hospital and returned home with no apparent ill effects.
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Logan
Mary Scott
Dewey Scott
Marion Township
Cherrington Hospital
Hospital notes report three local procedures and recoveries
Logan Hospital notes Clyde Sheets of Maxville underwent an appendectomy at Cherrington Hospital. Mrs F A Pedicord of Glouster was discharged after several days of treatment. Mrs Charles Francisco of near Logan returned home after an operation a month ago.
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Logan
Clyde Sheets
Maxville
Cherrington Hospital
F. A. Pedicord
Glouster
Charles Francisco
Revival Continues at Church of the Nazarene
Revival services in progress at the Church of the Nazarene enter a fourth week with ongoing attendance and several accessions reported by Rev. F. H. Landgrabe, the pastor.
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Logan
Church of the Nazarene
F. H. Landgrabe
Knece Arrested After Quarrel with Father
Otho Knece of Sams Creek was jailed after Sheriff Joe Farbearn arrested him Sunday night. Knece allegedly attacked his father Ford Knece during a quarrel and awaits the preparation of charges.
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Logan
Otho Knece
Sams Creek
Joe Farbearn
Knece
Ford Knece
Local Notes From Long Bottom District
Long Bottom District items include visits and illness reports. Miss Marjorie Curtis from Racine spent the weekend at home. Mr and Mrs Harold Saunders of Richwood visited A E Fellows and family. W H Ferreira of Portland helped care for his ill father. Miss Vietta Parker of Cluster visited her brother Leanse Parker and Mrs A C Stout. James Hawley is recovering from pneumonia. Guy Hayman of Columbus spent the weekend with his parents here. W T Bahr moved his family from a Chester area farm to Miss Nerva Pryor’s house. W & Chevalier from Columbus visited Mrs Stella Chevalier who has been ill. Mr and Mrs Chidister who visited G R Chambers returned to Charleston last week.
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Marjorie Curtis
Racine
A. E. Fellows
W. H. Ferreira
Portland
Vietta Parker
Cluster
Leanse Parker
Mra. A. C. Stout
James Hawley
Guy Hayman
Columbus
W. T. Bahr
Chester
Nerva Pryor
W. &. Chevalier
Stella Chevalier
Merritt in Jerusalem Radiogram Reports World Tour
Will C. Merritt of Columbus and former Athens resident on a world tour sent a radiogram from Jerusalem to The Messenger editor C. H. Harrin. He reports feeling fine and enjoying the cruise.
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Merritt
Jerusalem
Radiogram
Will C. Merritt
Columbus
Athens
C. H. Harrin
the Messenger
Southern coal operator backs Guffey bill stance at hearings
E C Mahan of Knoxville representing the Southern Appalachian Coal Operators Association told a Senate subcommittee the coal code is broken and needs federal action. He urged revisions to the Guffey bill for it to work and criticized tonnage allocations as unfair while noting the industry seeks stabilization after years of strain.
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Washington
E. C. Mahan
Knoxville, Tenn
Southern Appalachian Coal Operators Association
Senate Interstate Commerce
Manan
Four Held on Intoxication Charges in Logan Court
Magistrate 8. B. White hart heard intoxication cases from the end of the week arrests by Sheriff Joe Farbearn and Deputies Newton Spencer and Nellis Smith. Fines ranged from 5 to 10 dollars plus costs for Edward Bagent Gore Bill Reynolds Longstreth Ellen Rife Buchtel and Abe Barber.
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Logan
B. Whitehart
Joe Farbearn
Newton Spencer
Nellis Smith
Edward Bagent
Gore
Bill Reynolds
Longstreth
Ellen Rife
Buchtel
Abe Barber
Daughter born to Logan couple in Somerset area
Born February 26, a daughter arrived to Mr and Mrs Irven Warthman of Somerset. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Grover Ringhiser and Lafe Warthen of near Logan.
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Logan
Irven Warthman
Somerset
Grover Ringhiser
Lafe Warthman
Near
Birthday Dinner Observes 87th Birthday in Logans
A family dinner at Mrs. T. J. Brown's home 224 Mound Street marked her eighty seventh birthday observed Friday. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Brown and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Arnold and family, Mrs. P. J. Rhoades of Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Marks of Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
T. J. Brown
Mound Street
Joshua Brown
Carl Brown
Irvin Arnold
Famiy
P. J. Rhoades
Columbus
W. W. Marks
Logan County Farmers Attend Cincinnati Meeting
Logan Hocking County was represented at a two day farmers meeting in Cincinnati. Attendees included Paul Shaw W. H. Mowery Lewis Graham and W. H. Hansel. A visit to a fertilizer plant was made during the event.
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Logan
Hocking County
Cincinnati
Paul Shaw
W. H. Mowery
Lewis Graham
W. H. Hansel
Logan High seeks new coach adds Papintan Crooksville
Logan High expands its coaching job pool with Papintan Crooksville joining late last week alongside other applicants per Supt. G. E. Carr. A stray line about apple trees appears, adding no relevant detail to the coaching pursuit.
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LOGAN
Logan High
Papintan Crooksville
G. E. Carr
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Logan Hospital
Stalys
Oll
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Barbara Bouden
Crescent City
Whitney Bouden
Stiverson
BK. Rutherford
Carbon Hil
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Center
Stacey
Irene
Christena Dowler
Groveport
Castle Farm
Anid
Lane
Jimmy Cromwell
America
Doris Duke
Cannes
France
Long Bottom District News
Harold Saunders
Richwood
Guffey Bill
Southern
Ng Places Co
LEE
Enna
South
Zenner
United States
Miss Lee Kennedy
Yarn Dept
Clin
GC and Fitting Authority
Miss Nora Mc Garment
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