Two Auto Accidents Reported Near Logan
In Logan on East Main Street Charles Epstein and family were in a crash with Bob Huenefeld of Nelsonville. Huenefeld pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated, was fined 150 dollars, and had his license suspended for six months. A second crash on the New Straitsville Highway near Oroville involved Hiram Aurand and John Campbell, injuring Campbell with a broken arm while Aurand sustained a nose cut and fled as Campbell was sought by deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huenefeld
C. D. Notestone
Elias Bright
Logan
Hiram Aurand
New Straitaville
Oroville
John Campbell
Campbell
Joe Farbearn
Aurand
Old Revival Songs Sweep Congregation at Logan Church
Senior Choir of First Presbyterian Church presented gospel numbers Sunday led by Mrs. M. F. Weymuller. Hymns from Moody and Sankey revival period 1876 to 1900 were performed with narration by Rev. H. L. Geddes. An offering supported the choir robe fund. Duets and quartets, including performances by Mr. Sanderson and others, complemented the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Mutchmore
Charles Lutz
Misa Violet Brehm
William Patchen
Charlies Scholl
Edward Myers
J. D. Sanderson
Mr. Myers
Sanderson
W. I. Krieg
W. D. Thurness
Millfield Concord Road Recindered by Trustees
CHAUNCEY March 1 Work of recindering the Concord road from Millfield to the Concord Church supervised by the Dover trustees has been completed. The project used 550 truckloads of cinders over two miles in 18 days with ten men including loaders spreaders and drivers. Trustees Boudinot and Bradtfield oversaw the work. Meantime the Monsarrat road north of Millfield is being cindered and Gand Ridge road is being graded. Social notes mention several locals visiting Chauncey and friends from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Concord Road
Millfield
Concord Church
Dover Trustees
Boudinot
Bradtfield
Monsarrat
Gand Ridge
Labor activity report from Chauncey five mines in operation
Chauncey on March 7 reports five mines actively working in the district today. The mines listed are Kimberly Lubrig No 285 No 15 and No 0 indicating continued mining operations and production in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Kimberly
Lubrig
Quilting and Potluck Planned by Mazon Council No 3 D of P
Millfield residents learn that Mazon Council No 3 D of P will host an all day quilting and potluck dinner at the lodge hall on Wednesday. The event runs from morning to evening with a community gathering and meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
Mazon Council No. 3
D. of
P. Lodge
Second Anniversary Dinner For Kenneth Wilkes
A birthday dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Locke in Chauncey for their grandson Kenneth Quincy Wilkes on his second anniversary. Attending were Kenneth Wilkes and son, Lavella Locke, Hershal Bescoe and family, and the Locke family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie MacDonald
Bishopville
Vernice Welling
Taylor Ridge
Chauncey
Pauline Keck
Anas Elliott
Athena
Edward Milan
Rio Grande
Edna Ricketts
Laureiviile
Sam Tippett
Carol McCall
James Weiner
Jesse McCall
Harley McCall
Glouster
Donald McCall
Lancaster
Virgil
Stanley
Earl Thompson, Jr
Pinina
Mary Meinhart
J. Henry Locke
Kenneth Quincy Wilkes
Kenneth Wilkes
Lavella Locke
Kenneth
Hershal Bescoe
J. H. Locke
Funeral attendance from out of town for Edward Lott
At Lott Funeral Services Chauncey March 7 condolences list relatives traveling for Edward Lott's funeral. Names include Nicholson Sams, Russell Sams Mari etta Sams Charles Sams Poling Parkersburg West Virginia Estella Neeley Clarksburg West Virginia Munn Lott Belpre Frank Randolph Little Hocking Leah Love Cincinnati Eldon Sapp Arthur Sapp Dailey Sapp Car Love Columbus Lillian Barrows Max Barrows Friend Love Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Edward Lott
Nicholson
Russell Sams
Marietta
Charles Sams
Poling
Parkersburg
W. Va
Estella Neeley
Clarksburg
Munn Lott
Belpre
Frank Randolph
Little Hocking
Leah Love
Cincinnati
Eldon Sapp
Arthur Sapp
Dailey Sapp
Car Love
Columbus
Lillian Barrows
Max Barrows
Friend Love
Athens
Morrison Parents Announce Birth of Daughter
Mr and Mrs Owen Morrison of Shelby Ohio announce the birth of a daughter at Shelby hospital Sunday March 5. The baby weighs 74 pounds and is a granddaughter of Watt Ferrer of Chauncey.
Friendship Bible Class Meets in Chauncey
The Church of Christ Friendship Bible Class holds its March meeting Wednesday night at the home of Charles Bradfield with class president Mrs. Ralph Brown in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Friendship Bible Class
Church of Christ
Charles Bradfield
Ralph Brown
Lancaster man pleads guilty to DWI in Logan court
Donald Stocker of Lancaster pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated at a Logan arraignment before Magister C. T. Stephenson. He was fined $100 plus costs, with a six month driving suspension. he paid costs and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Donald Stocker
Lancaster
C. T. Stephenson
Funeral for George Gibson Scheduled in Green Township
Funeral services for George Gibson an accident victim will be held at the family home in Green Township at 2 PM Wednesday. Burial follows at Greenlawn Cemetery Nelsonville. He was father of Clarence Gibson New Pittsburgh and brother of Mrs. Stanley Kepler Cleveland. He lived with his mother Mrs Tony Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
George Gibson
Green Township
Greenlawn
Nelsonville
Gibson
Clarence Gibson
New Pittsburgh
Stanley Kepler
Cleveland
Tony Wolfe
Sweazy Rites Held In Logan For 85 Year Old Widow
Final rites were held Monday at Fellowship United Brethren Church near Maysville for Mrs. Elizabeth Sweazy 85 wife of William Sweary death occurred last Thursday She was mother of John R Sweazy Gore and Meda Lemon Green Township sister of Lucius Kepler Mrs Amanda Nutter and Miss Ella Kepler Green Township Funeral conducted by Rev Ernest Seymour Junction City assisted by Rev J S Plummer Logan Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Fellowship United Brethren Church
Maysville
Elizabeth Sweazy
William Sweary
John R. Sweazy
Gore
Meda Lemon
Green Township
Lucius Kepler
Amanda Nutter
Ella Kepler
Ernest Seymour
Junction City
J. S. Plummer
Oak Grove Cemetery
County Road Work Ordered Suspended
Logan officials suspend county road work and lay off all county garage employees temporarily. The duration depends on the county finances and funds to pay laborers on the regular pay date are being sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Robbery at Logan Filling Station on Fast Hunter Street
Robbers broke into Eber Wolfe's filling station on Fast Hunter Street in Logan Sunday night and stole merchandise including an automobile battery. Police are investigating after a citizen heard a car depart around four Monday morning. Entrance was gained by forcing a front door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Eber Wolfe
Winland Charged With Assault After Family Disturbance
C W Winland of Moccasin Creek Perry Township was brought to Logan by Sheriff Ellinger and Deputy Farbearn after a family disturbance led to an affidavit charging him with assault. Mrs Winland is the victim. He faces arraignment before Magistrate J P Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
C. W. Winland
Moccasin Creek
Perry Township
Sol Ellinger
Joe Farbearn
Roy Kern Dies from Gas Blast Burns in Columbus
Logan man Roy Kern, 57, died at a Columbus hospital from burns suffered in a gas explosion that damaged a West Front Street home three weeks earlier. He was treated a week before his death and his body returned to Logan for funeral arrangements. He is survived by his mother Mrs. Bell Smith, who was in the residence but unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Columbus
Roy Kern
Kern
West Front Street
Bell Smith
Measles Cases Released in Logan County
Seventeen measles cases were released Saturday by Dr. W B Lacock health commissioner leaving five residences still carded. Quarantine remains only for scarlet fever in Ward Township and Z M Ankrom of West Logan who had diphtheria under quarantine for over a month was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
W. B. Lacock
Ward
Z. M. Ankrom
West Logan
Mrs. Edna Fast Dies at Laurelville Home
Mrs. Edna Fast wife of Albert Fast of Laurelville died at her home on Sunday after recovering from influenza. She was a sister of Deputy Auditor John White and other Logans residents. Relatives include Do. N. White of Laurelville and Miss Bird White of Columbus. The death was sudden following a recent illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Edna Fast
Albert Fast
Laurelville
Marion Township farmer admitted for observation at hospital
Logan March 7. Hiram McCune a Marion Township farmer was brought to Cherrington Hospital Sunday for observation and treatment. He has been ill for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hiram McCune
Marion Township
Cherrington Hospital
Logan Robbery Hits Haydenville Smokehouse
A Haydenville smokehouse at Charles Moore’s residence was entered Friday night and about ten pieces of meat stolen. The padlocked door was pried open, sheriff’s report says. Logan, March 7. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs Bart Davidson and Mrs Roy L Dupler of Athens and Dr and Mrs W B Lacock with two children visiting Mrs Sylvia Lacock in Granville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Davidson
Roy L. Dupler
Athens
Logan
W. B Lacock
Granviile
Sylvia Lacock
Charles Moore
Haydenville
Sc Ellinger
Moore
Supreme Court Hears Vinton County Will Case
Logan reports Forest E. Weinrich among counsel for the plaintiff seeking to set aside the Christopher Herrold will. The contention claims the will is not genuine, with Logan observing the Supreme Court decision on March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Supreme Court
Christopher Herrold Wil
Vinton County
Forest E. Weinrich
Four men Ordered to Give Statements in Fatal Sunday Accident
Logan police continue inquiry into the death of George Gibson. Rex Keller Floyd Jones Jimmy Waltz and James Patton were ordered to report to Prosecutor C Wood Bowen for recorded statements.
Wall Street Anticipates Sharp Rise in Prices
New York March 7. Spirits were high on Wall Street as hopes grew for a sharp rise in stock prices when the market reopened. Brokerage offices were open, wire circuits operative nationwide, and buy orders accumulated. Some bids stood 1 to 3 points above Friday's close while bargain hunters placed orders below the close expecting forced selling to permit favorable purchases. There was no over the counter trading in stocks at member offices, and the Stock Exchange warned against bootleg trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
The
Hearing adjourned in Insull eradition case
The hearing of eradition proceedings against Martin J. Insull, former Chicago utilities magnate, was adjourned in Toronto to March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Martin J. Insull
Chicago
British Officer Imprisoned in the Tower of London
Lieut. WN. Baitllie-Stewart of the Seaforth is reported to be imprisoned within the Tower of London. The notice notes his status as an officer and location of confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tower of London
Lieut. WN. Baitllie-Stewart
The
Seaforth
School Court Battles Attract Large Crowds
Crowds flocked to Rufus Putnam court for grade school basketball tournament action as East Side Central Mechanicsburg and Putnam competed for a place in the finals. Central edged Mechanicsburg 14 to 0. Putnam B beat Central B 7 to 5 to set up a semi final against East Side A. Girls games saw East Side defeat Putnam 14 to 0 and Central beat Mechanicsburg 8 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Central
Mechanicsburg
Putnam
Rufus Putnam
East Side B
Putnam B
Central B
Mechanicaburg
East Side A
Central A
Rufus Putnam Court
Central-Mechanicsburg
Sharp
Rapp
Bell
Gordon
Hantz
Hall
Robson
Gilham
Sherman
Johnson
Coury
Fast Side
Bardin
Drake
Starling
Schuler
Hess
Roland
James
Marcinko
Enghe
Blackford
DeMolet
Ramsey
Coffey
Larch
Weiss
Archer
Lewis
van Dyke
Chapplear
Spaulding
Starlin
Pearson
Duncan
Tompkins
Morrison
Nelson
Fulton
Gibson
Wood
Fox
Stevers
Kempton
Barnhart
Chrisman
Stratton
Gaitten
Baird
Parner
Rowland
Cuckler
Carn
Shaffer
Hooper
Athens City Council Orders Four New Street Lights
The Athens City Council approved three new electric street lights at Pine Place North Congress East Mulberry and Stewart Street and approved moving a North Congress light toward Rose Avenue. They also agreed to address a street name change to Pine Place and set a franchise proposal process for garbage removal at next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Charles E. Cameron
Pine Place
North
Congress
East Mulberry
Stewart Street
Congress Street
Rose Avenue
Arthur Boyles
Second Street
Mound Street
Lancaster Street
Fred Millican
Kenneth Dewey
Council
Rematch Negotiations For Miller Arizmendi Title Fight
Negotiations for a rematch between Freddie Miller of Cincinnati the N B A featherweight champion and Baby Arizmendi in Mexico City next Monday were under way in Los Angeles. Miller would defend his title in a 15 round bout after winning the last meeting in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Baby Arizmendi
Mexico City
Miller
Arizmendi
Crop loan checks held to allow cashing issues
Washington officials said crop production loan checks scheduled for mailing Monday were withheld from the mails because recipients would have been unable to cash them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gold Reserves Back Federal Reserve Notes Across Banks
Washington report shows gold held against Federal Reserve notes at the close of business last Thursday totaling 2.268 billion dollars, 62 percent of circulating notes. The legal reserve is 40 percent, with the rest in government and high quality securities. Gold backing varies by bank from 41 percent in Philadelphia to 86 percent in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Reserve
Philadelphia
Dallas
Tex
State workers to pay own meals on official trips
In Columbus on March 7 Ohio Secretary of State George Myers announced that employees away from home on official business must buy their meals from salary or carry meals. He estimated savings of at least 30000 dollars yearly for the Department of State and the Bureau of Motor Vehicles and said other expense items will be held to a minimum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Department of State
George Myers
Myers
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Unclear text with scattered proper nouns and numbers
Fragmentary report mentions Columbus Newark and Ohio Judge Leach with references to February March funds and a criminal tentiary statute. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Monday Bentence
Newark
Ohio
Leach
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Lott
Greenlawn Cemetery
Seymour
Rev. Plummer
Rob Filling Station
General Electric
G. E. Electrical Department
Lacock
Mrs. Fast
Carr
Conferesce
Menteat
Ry Is
Adv
Price
Yc. Oo. D
Lenner
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