Enterprise Man Is New President of Hocking County Election Board
Hocking County Election Board held its organization meeting with Samuel Blum of Enterprise elected president, succeeding J. C. Collins. Clinton Webb named clerk, succeeding Carl F. Brandt, who remains deputy clerk. A Marion Township hearing on a proposed precinct division is set for March 13 at 10 a.m. to improve access for about 200 electors and over 500 potential voters.
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LOGAN
Hocking County Election Board
Samuel Blum
Enterprise
J. C. Collins
Clinton Webb
Carl F. Brandt
Brandt
Webb
Marion Township
Marion
Columbus Man to Speak at Logan County Meeting
B. P. Sandles of Columbus will deliver the featured address at the county wide achievement meeting to be held March 29 at Logan High School Auditorium. Sandles, manager of the junior state fair, has long been active in farm work. Most county farm groups will be represented and 4-H clubs will receive certificates and awards.
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Logan
B. P. Sandles
Columbus
Logan High School
Sandles
New City Scales Installed Front of Police Station
Progress on excavation for the new city scales in front of the police station moves forward. The location change allows the beam to be operated from inside headquarters enabling 24 hour service. Officials expect higher income once installation is completed and many residents plan to weigh items then.
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Logan
Pioneer Youth Group Entertains Young People
Pioneer Youth group of Logan Athens County and Ohio University hosted 80 youths at the American Legion Hall. James R. Smoot led a general discussion followed by a short program. A play featured Leonard McKinely Mary Blum Thelma Mowery Ruth Keck and Robert Hansley. Mary Mosure entertained with a reading as folk games were played. Paul Woltz and his jug band provided music for dancing and refreshments were served.
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Logan
Athens County
Ohio University
Pioneer
American Legion Hall
James R. Smoot
Leonard McKinely
Mary Blum
Thelma Mowery
Ruth Keck
Robert Hansley
Mary Mosure
Paul Woltz
Jug
Kiwanis Club Plans Magician on Tonight Program
Logan Kiwanis Club meets at 6 p m at the White House with the Business Standards Committee led by Harry Reichley in charge The program features a magician for entertainment Next week members are urged to donate items for an auction to benefit the under privileged children's fund a major club objective.
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Logan
Harry Reichley
Logan Kiwanis Club
White House
Plea Guilty On Petty Larceny Charges in City
Logan James Poling and Gleason Blosser appeared before Magistrate S B Whitehart and pled guilty to petty larceny. Railroad detectives filed complaints alleging theft of a pipe wrench from the power plant at the shops. Each man received a $5 fine plus costs.
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Logan
James Poling
Gleason Blosser
S. B. Whitehart
Logan Residents Share Travel and Visits This Week
Mrs C E Parkins of Pittsburgh arrived in Logan Sunday to spend two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs H K Starr. Clarence Matheny and Willard Seel of Haydenville attended the conservation committee meeting in Logan Monday evening. Mrs Ad Edgell of Nelsonville, who stayed with the James McNamee family, returned home Friday. Willie McManaway and Archie Harris were Logan business visitors Monday. Mrs Harry Eastman left Sunday for Tucson Arizona to spend several months there.
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C. E. Parkins
Pittsburgh
Logan
H. K. Starr
Clarence Matheny
Willard Seel
Haydenville
Conservation Committee
Ad Edgell
Nelsonville
James McNamee
Willie McManaway
Archie Harris
Class To Give Three Plays At Coolville
Ambassador Class of the Belpre Congregational Church will stage three one act plays Thursday night at 8 at the Troy High School Auditorium. Plays are sponsored by the Congregational Ladies Aid Society with Edna Nestor and Adra Morris in two roles.
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Coolville
Belpre
Methodist Church
Ben Pugh
Barboursville
E. B. Dean
Methodist Parsonage
Helen Macleod
Farm Bureau
Troy High School
Roy Gilham
Herbert Hoskinson
Frank Pugh
Athens
Athens Conservation Committee
George Crooks
Marietta
Perry Bingman
Torch
Edwin Parker
Charlene Spencer
Belore
Oscar Spencer
C. B. Kincade
Tuppers Plains
Charles Campbell
S. S. Tilton
Buford Findling
Inez Brafford
Charles Bentz
Annie Walden
Virginia Knecht
C. E. White
C. L. White
M. B. Chapman
Raymond Walden
Wendell Clark
Roger Clark
L. C. Brafford
Wilma Dunfee
Judd Smith
Bert Stout
Alda Larson
Myrle Griffin
Myrle, Jr
Logan Packing Plant Hires 21 Workers
Logan Heine Packing Co. currently employs 21 persons. The plant handles about 30 cattle and 105 hogs weekly, with expected increases later this year to 50 cattle and 150 hogs.
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Logan Packing Plant
Logan — Heine Packing Co
Logan
Order Requires Weekly Support and Counsel Fee
In the Patricia McBride versus John McBride case a court ordered the defendant to pay 4 dollars per week as temporary alimony and 35 dollars for counsel fees pending the hearing.
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Logan
Patricia McBride
John MceBride
Logan Rotary Bulletin Emphasizes Attendance Stunt
The Logan Rotary Bulletin stresses perfect attendance. Secretary offers to bike Logan to Enterprise and back for every 100 percent meeting attendance achieved, to prove earnest effort.
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Logan
Rotary
Logan Club
Enterprise
Mrs. Elizabeth Yarborough Dies in New Straitsville
Logan reports funeral services for Elizabeth R. Yarborough 93 widow of Jack Yarborough held at Woodard Funeral Home. She died Sunday in New Straitsville, formerly ran a Union Furnace hotel during brick plant years. Survived by daughters Irene Nye Ernest Murray Mary Moore and son Charles all of Union Furnace and Columbus. Burial at Green Lawn Cemetery Nelsonville.
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LOGAN
Woodard Funeral
Elizabeth R. Yarborough
Jack Yarborough
New Straitsville
Union Furnace
Irene Nye
Ernest Murray
Mary Moore
Columbus
Charles
Greenlawn Cemetery
Nelsonville
February auto liens and titles in Hocking County total
Liens recorded in February in Hocking County connected with automobile transactions reached 112 with a value of 29 501 08. During the same period 72 liens were cancelled totaling 14 284 44. A total of 283 titles were issued including 31 for new cars. Fees revenue amounted to 309 50 with 211 75 to the county and 97 75 to the state.
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Logan
Hocking County
Don W. Feather
Meal Planning Topic of Home Economics Talk
Logan announces first meeting for study of home economics problems to be held at 10 30 Wednesday morning at Mrs Carl Harris home Longstreth Ruth Stone Bennington county home demonstration agent will lead on meal planning Women of the community invited to attend.
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Logan
Ward Township
Carl Harris
Longstreth
Ruth Stone Bennington
Two Month Old Child Dies Monday
Logan James Nelson, two months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cook, died in this city at 7 o clock Monday morning from complications. He is survived by his parents and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Okley Hysell. Funeral services will be held at the Hysell residence at 2 p.m. Wednesday with Rev. C. B. Clendenen officiating. Burial will be in Scotts Creek Cemetery.
George Gilmore Stricken by Paralysis in Logan
George Gilmore aged 45 a tobacco salesman was stricken at his home on Gallagher Avenue Saturday night. He was taken to the home of his parents Mr and Mrs F M Gilmore in Middleport Monday evening. Mrs Gilmore a daughter and a son both from Lancaster joined him in Middleport.
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Logan
George Gilmore
Gallagher Ave
F.M. Gilmore
Middleport
Mrs George Durant Returns Home From Columbus Visit
Mrs George Durant came home Friday from Columbus where she had stayed a week with her son and daughter in law Walter Durant. The daughter in law had been ill.
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Logan
George Durant
Columbus
Walter Durant
Logan Woman Fractures Pelvis in Route 75 Crash
Mrs William Bowlby of Winona sustained a fractured pelvis after an automobile accident east of the city on Route 75 Saturday afternoon.
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Logan
William Bowlby
Winona
Albany Junior Garden Club Has Meeting
Albany notes report a Friday noon gathering of the Albany Junior Garden Club in the grade building with a program Our Birds by Mr. Wolfe. Seed packets and a bulb were given by local donors Mrs. Sisson Mrs. Ayler and Mrs. Connett Athens.
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Albany
Wolfe
Sisson
Ayler
A. A. Buck
Lodi
Garden Club
Guy Wingett
Margaret Connor
Bass Lake
Ind
Wilbur Baughman
Calvin
Epworth League
The
Methodist Church
Lorna
Gene Calvin
Faye Baker Cline
D. W. Hoffee
Waterford
Arthur Gray
Albany Pta
Enlow
Leadinghaus
E. H. Lash
Huntington
W. Va
E. F. Martin
Ella Nelson
Dexter
Will Gillogly
Dale Smith
John
Cleveland
J. H. Cline
E. M. Jones
Election Board Will Organize in Gallia
Gallia County election board members meet tomorrow at 2 p m in the Courthouse office for organization. New members are John E Jones and Harlan Fulton. Holdover members are Martin Woliborn and M J Clary. Fulton is expected to be chairman and Miss Bess B Wetherholt clerk.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Fire Destroys Old Home Near Addison
Fire Sunday night destroyed the old Loucks homestead about a mile west of Addison. The unoccupied house belonged to J. S. Loucks who is in Florida for the winter. Several outbuildings burned but a large barn nearby was saved. Origin of the blaze is unknown.
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Gallipolis
Loucks
Addison
J. S. Loucks
Florida
Bert Smith Suffers Right Toe Fracture From Pipe Incident
Logan resident Bert Smith suffered a fractured right toe after dropping a steel pipe that struck his foot on Saturday. He received treatment at Cherrington Hospital.
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Logan
Bert Smith
Cherrington Hospital
First robin sighting reported near Union Furnace
Miss Anita Rhein scheid of Logan reports the first robin of spring seen near the village Thursday.
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Logan
Anita Rheinscheid
Union Furnace
Women Make Garments for Needy People
Seventeen Haydenville women led by Mrs. Clarence S. Matheny finished 25 garments for the Hocking County Red Cross chapter as part of a sewing project aiding Finland and Poland. Miss Wilhelmine Deissie praised the prompt, good work by the Haydenville Red Crossers with many members contributing one or two garments.
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Arlie Campbell
Ralph Campbell
Creighton Martin
Gern Beougher
Nora Ohlinger
Nelson Skiver
Harry Swaim
Craven Nihiser
Francis Lehman
Willard J. Seel
Henry Skiver
Clarence Thompson
Luther Wyskiver
Guy Bailey
Logan county conservation group organizes leadership
Logan and Hocking County residents gathered at the Chamber of Commerce to form a conservation committee. Dr. Claude Lyon was named chairman with C. E. Allen as vice chairman Belford Harbarger as secretary Clarence Skinner a former representative and Clarence Matheny a sportsman representative. E. J. Scrofe supervised the meeting. About 70 people attended.
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Logan
Hocking County
Chamber of Commerce
Claude Lyon
C. E. Allen
Belford Harbarger
Clarence Skinner
Clarence Matheny
E. J. Scrofe
Vinton County Man Fined by Logan Mayor
Donavin MaComber of Vinton County was arraigned by Mayor Dallas Kinser after a Feb 29 arrest by state highway patrol. He pled guilty to insufficient lights on his car and paid $5 plus costs. Denver Milliran of Nelsonville paid $10 plus costs for reckless driving after pleading guilty.
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Logan
Donavin MaComber
Vinton County
Dallas Kinser
Denver Milliran
Nelsonville
Kinser
Gallia Republican Women to Meet at Court House
Gallia County Women's Republican Club schedules a Monday evening gathering at the Court House chaired by Mrs. Margaret D. Carter. Attorney H. C. Johnston will address members as guest speaker. Membership rolls will be open and all Republican women in the county are invited to join. The club plans future speaker appearances and active participation in party councils.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Women’s Republican Club
Court House
Margaret D. Carter
H. C. Johnston
Short Story Wins Prize in Columbus Paper
Virginia Easter a 19 year old Washington DC resident and former Gallipolis Miss Virginia Willis is the prize winning short story author featured in a Columbus Sunday newspaper. She is the daughter of Harry and Mrs Willis, a Gallipolis High School graduate who later attended Antioch College. Her parents now live in Welliston.
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Gallipolis
Virginia Easter
Washington, D. C
Columbus
Virginia Willis
Harry Willis
Antioch College
Welliston
James Manring Dies At Gallipolis Home
James M. Manring, 74, a retired grocer and former state hospital employee, died at his Gallipolis home after years of illness following a paralytic attack. Born in Gallia County, he later operated a local grocery business near his home. Funeral services are planned for Wednesday afternoon.
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Gallipolis
James M. Manring
State Hospital
Second Ave
Mill Creek Road
Manring
Gallia
Magazine Subscription Drive Reaches Quota for School
Gallipolis reports a student subscription drive met its $300 goal to fund a public address system. The top seller earns a prize, and the highest room wins a theater party.
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Gallipolis
Reds win junior high basketball title over Band
The Reds defeated the Band 13 to 9 to clinch the junior high championship. The win runs their season record to nine victories and two defeats. Players on the winning team include Jack Wright Junior Holbin Jimmy Moorehead Bob Savings and Ned Webb.
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Logan
Reds
Jack Wright
Junior Holbin
Jimmy Moorehead
Bob Savings
Ned Webb
Cage Tourney Limited to Fifteen Teams at Union Furnace
Max L Bunce, manager of the independent basketball tournament at Union Furnace High School, says only two more entries can be accepted. The March 21 to 23 event offers $2 entrance fees with priority to the first two on file. Final entries include Waterloo Township, Lancaster Business College, and a Cor- ning team, with the field capped at 15 to finish in three days.
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Logan
Max L. Bunce
Union Furnace High School
Waterloo Township
Lancaster Business Collge
Corning
Floods Swell in Hocking County Waters Rush Creek Out of Banks
Logan streams ran full across Hocking County on Monday as Rush Creek overflowed in Marion Township flooding Route 664. The Hocking River rose beyond its banks flooding lowlands, with smaller streams also overrunning, though roadway disruption was limited mainly to Route 664.
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Logan
Hocking County
Rush Creek
Marion Township
Hocking
Fred Campbell Unhurt In Collision With Bus
No injuries reported after a Valley Public Service bus and Fred Campbell’s car collided on U S Route 33 near Enterprise. The car struck a guard rail before stopping. D C Williams led the bus operation and Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith investigated.
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Logan
Valley Public Service
Fred Campbell
U. S. Route 33
Enterprise
D. C. Williams
Nellis Smith
Logan Keyes Visits Parents During Washington Education Leave
Logan Russell Keyes, attending a hotel management school in Washington DC, is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. C R Keyes. He plans to return to Washington Thursday as his father remains seriously ill.
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Logan—Russell Keyes
Washington, D. C
C. R. Keyes
Washington
Farm Bureau Advisory Council To Be Formed
Gallipolis representatives for about 60 families meet at Bidwell School to form a Farm Bureau Advisory Council. Three councils across several townships are planned, with an objective of seven councils in total as stated by Fred Conrad, county Farm Bureau agent.
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Gallipolis
Bidwell School
Farm Bureau
Fred Conrad
Ohio River Rising in Gallia County
Ohio River level rises slowly near Gallipolis as creeks reach bank full after continued rain. Authorities report no damage while Eureka Dam operators control pool level with rolling interventions to maintain stage.
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Gallipolis
Ohio River
Rolliers
Eureka Dam
Test Legality Of Hearing by 3 Judge Court
Logan Fourth District Court of Appeals meets in McArthur to hear Herman Studer versus Carl Harsh over a motor accident claim. The appeal tests whether a three judge civil court can hear a civil action without a jury. Original panel included Henderson Rowland and Chatfield.
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Logan
Fourth District Court of Appeals
McArthur
Herman Studer
Carl Harsh
Main St
Phil Henderson
C. F. Rowland
Athens
Arlo Chatfield
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Farm Bureau Advisory Council
Clark Gable
Rhett Butler
Selznick International
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