Five Democrats seek Probate Judge in Hocking primaries
Logan report shows five Democrats filed for Probate Judge with B Whitehart joining the field and Edward L Ewing considering a petition for Friday. George C Hengst seeks re election as treasurer, L P Mooney seeks another term as Representative with Paul A Potts challenging him. In Commissioner race many candidates filed with others still deciding. News staff notes a county jail visit and a missing cow case.
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L. P. Mooney
General Assembly
Paul A. Potts
Laurelville
Classroom Observation in Logan Schools Reported
OBSERVE CLASSROOMS LOGAN March 9. Classrooms at Junior and Senior High Schools were watched Tuesday by Joe Feasch and Fred Smith from the city.
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Logan
Joe Feasch
Fred Smith
Weltner School Reaches 100 Percent Immunization
Logan reports Weltner School in Good Hope Township reached full immunization with 13 pupils. Dr W B Lacock, health commissioner, completed checks Monday and noted Ball School in Falls Township was the first to reach 100 percent.
Diphtheria Cases Reported in Hocking County
Dr Lacock said only four diphtheria cases were recorded in Hocking County during the winter season with two fatalities.
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Lacock
Hocking County
Yarbrough Rites Held at Union Furnace Burial at Greenlawn
Funeral services were conducted Tuesday at Union Furnace for Harry Yarbrough 84 who died from heart trouble Saturday after a month long illness. He was buried in Greenlawn Cemetery at Nelsonville. Miss Mary Noble was taken to a Columbus hospital Monday for appendicitis surgery. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Pittman of Rockbridge announce the birth of a son Tuesday morning. Don Turnbull and Russell Cunningham Lancaster attorneys were in Logan Tuesday on business.
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Greenlawn
Logan
Harry Yarbrough
Nelsonville
Mary Noble
Columbus
Lloyd Pittman
Rockbridge
Don Turnbull
Russell Cunningham
Lancaster
Walter Shuttleworth Freed After Cow Theft Report
Logan. March 9. Walter Shuttleworth of Ward Township is released from the hoosegow amid odd twists in a cattle theft case. The article notes his departure from jail and hints at continuing trouble linked to the missing cow and the dogged pursuit around his movements.
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Logan
Walter Shuttleworth
Ward Township
Jury Trial Accorded In Common Pleas Court
A jury trial was accorded Lee Morris of Lancaster in Common Pleas Court on Tuesday on a charge of failure to provide for a child. The trial followed brief evidence after speedy jury procurement, Morris having previous trials with one conviction and one hung/ mistrial. The panel included Mrs Ida Mosure, Mrs Lucile Wright, Mrs Anthony Toernsr, Mrs Corsa Walters, Mrs Mattie Schaal, Mrs Flossie Monks, J M Meldrim, Thomas Hate, Charles Price, Porter Moore, and Charles W Barnes.
Logan High honors list shows 21.2 percent on roll
Logan High School announces the last six weeks honor roll with 21.2 percent of seniors on the list. Sophomores follow with 15.2 percent and juniors at 13.7 percent. Names include seniors Lucille Alltop Ruth Angle Betty Bartholomew and others.
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Phyllis Cox
Ruby Nelle Collison
Joyce Fields
Jean Kleinschmidt
Mabel Krinn
Evelyn Miller
Gayle Mooney
Garnet Nixon
Rosemary Lavey
Katherine Starcher
Hester Lee White
Katheren Wright
Joan Wright
Lewis Arnold
Jack Baker
Kenneth Beery
Elizabeth Brooker
Jane Canty
Morton Epstain
Minnie Heine
John Kleinschmidt
Virginia Moore
Eloise Ralston
Margaret Rechenwald
Nelle Schwenke
Jane Thurness
Selah R. Warren
Elizabeth Westbrook
Helen Belt
Mary Blum
Leona Byers
Mary Coakley
Forest Eddy
Lucille Eddy
Miriam Geddes
Ralph Hite
Zenna Lackey
Paul Lunsford
Helen Nixon
Merrill Pairan
Don Poston
Marguer Rohrer
Mary Alice Schaal
Claude Sheets
St. Clair shines for Moore's Restaurant in Logan game
In Logan on Monday evening St. Clair delivered 705 pins across three games for Moore's Restaurant, despite the team losing in a match described as a strong showing and competitive performance by St. Clair and Blosser.
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Logan
St. Clair
Moore's Restaurant
Logan Teachers Hear William Kershner On Retirement Fund
Logan March 9 teachers met at the high school with William Kershner secretary of the Teachers Retirement Fund explaining features of the system. In the evening he spoke to the Logan Rotary Club where G E Carr superintendent chaired the program.
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Logan
William Kershner
Teachers Retirement Fund
Logan Rotary Club
G. E. Carr
Change in Operetta Dates at Senior High School
Logan reports a change in operetta dates due to illness. The show will be held March 31 and April 1 instead of March 17 and 18, with several students unable to participate.
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Logan
Senior High Counts 40 to 45 Absent Over Illness
Superintendent G E Carr said 40 to 45 senior high students are out of school with colds and influenza. Many are cast in a school production, so rehearsals are disrupted.
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G. E. Carr
Heart Attack Fatal Mrs. T. J. Schol Dies in Bremen
Mrs. T. J. Scholl, 71, died in Bremen Saturday from a heart attack. She previously lived in Marion Township and with her husband resided in Bremen. She is survived by sons Charles Scholl and Cleat Scholl and daughter Mrs. Earl Brown, among others. Funeral services and burial were held in Bremen Tuesday afternoon with attendees from Logan.
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Logan
T. J. Scholl
Bremen
Logan Visit Prompts Expansion Plans For Columbus Hub
Logan is drawn to Columbus with publisher Grove Fleming and former associate Harry W. Krumlauf. Krumlauf will base headquarters in Columbus and work across central Ohio, as Logan notes. Krumlauf is the son of Mr and Mrs M J Krumlauf of North Mulberry Street.
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Grove
Fleming
Lumbus
Harry W. Krumlauf
Krumia
Columbus
Ohio
M. J. Krumlauf
North Mulberry Street
No Endorsements From Hamilton County Republicans
Cincinnati March 9 No endorsement either for governor or United States senator was made by the Republican Central Committee of Hamilton County which announced its list of local candidates Monday night. Myers Y Cooper, former governor who is seeking the gubernatorial nomination again, will not have the endorsement of his own county.
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