Hocking County Candidate Total Grows on Filing Day
Lawrence P. Mooney with renomination petition filed as last filing day arrived. He chairs the House Finance Committee and is opposed by Paul A. Potts of Laurelville. Other filings include Stanley W. Huston for coroner, John Bell for sheriff, Roy Martin, George H. Spang, and Wes Ferrenberg among Republicans and Democrats.
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Logan
Lawrence P. Mooney
General Assembly
Election Board
Mooney
House
Paul A. Potts
Laurelville
Stanley W. Huston
John Bell
Roy Martin
Murray City
George H. Spang
Wes Ferrenberg
Dem
Green Township
A Prince and Princess Where Winter Is King at Cortina
Princess Mary Jose wife of Prince Humberto of Italy enjoys international contests at Cortina D Ampezzo while Prince Humberto poses at the Italian resort Heir to the throne and famed sportsman he attracts attention as city residents join a churchgoing movement Dr Wilcox notes greater sincerity among small town worshippers than in cities.
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Mary Jose
Humberto
Italy
Cortina D'Ampezzo
Prince Humberto
Bottlers Win Trio to Total 1068 Pins Wednesday
Hickman's Bottling Works swept two of three games against Shoe Factory on Wednesday evening in Logan. Roberts led with 641 pins across three games, Miller totaled 618, as the team finished with 1068 pins.
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Logan
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Whthison. Diciccucenmeen
Srannits
Souris A. Ceemencencnnn
Hickmans
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Streams Posted Close Off Salt Creek Tributaries For Anglers
Logan, March 11. Salt Creek and its tributaries in Hocking County will be closed to fishing for two years under a Conservation Division ruling. Deputy game protector Edward Eberst posted the streams Thursday. Several tributaries are also being posted.
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Logan
Salt Creek
Hocking County
Edward Eberst
Among Ourselves Club Luncheon at Mrs. Wonn Home
One o'clock luncheon held Wednesday at Mrs. Merritt Wonn’s with guests and floral room decor. Mrs. Wonn led the meeting after lunch. Mrs. Charles Bell played a piano solo and Miss Jada Steinman spoke on Money and Stamps. Vocal solos by R. R. Lanning and accompaniments by Wilbur Lanning noted.
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Among Ourselves Club
Merritt Wonn
Wonn
Charles Bell
Jada Steinman
R. R. Lanning
Wilbur Lanning
John Allen
Kitty Dix
S. C. Scheide
Lima
Christine Frasch
Margaret Cook
Illness of Mrs Elizabeth McBroom at North High Street
Logan reports only slight improvement in the condition of Mrs Elizabeth McBroom who has been ill at her North High Street home for five weeks. Mrs George Lehman assists in caring for her mother.
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Logan
Elizabeth McBroom
North High Street
George Lehman
Logan Hospital Notes Details Recoveries and Referrals
Gerald Mc Kee of Nelsonville returns home ten days after appendectomy at Cherrington Hospital and is much improved. Florence Bryan of Nelsonville remains ill with poor hopes for recovery. Mrs Noah Guess of Haydenville admitted for treatment. Robert Hutchinson of Logan recovering from a third mastoid operation.
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Logan
Gerald McKee
Nelsonville
Cherrington Hospital
Florence Bryan
Noah Guess
Haydenville
Robert Hutchinson
Jury sides with defendant in $10,000 auto injury suit
Reporting late Wednesday afternoon the jury in the $10,000 damage suit brought by Pearl Burns against James Archer found in favor of the defendant for personal injuries from an automobile accident.
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Logan
Pearl Burns
James Archer
Funeral Attendance From Logan And Athens Districts
Ernest Short and Mr and Mrs James R King of Logan and Mr and Mrs Neal Thomas of Athens attended a funeral in Winchester Ohio on Thursday for Mrs R A McMillan who died in Milwaukee Monday. Relatives participated in the service.
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Logan
Ernest Short
James R. King
Neal Thomas
Athens
Winchester
Ohio
R. A. McMillan
Milwaukee
Tuesday Bridge Club Hosts Evening At Pettit Home
Members of the Tuesday Bridge Club were entertained Tuesday night at Mrs. Blanche Pettit's Best Main Street home. Guests included Mrs. Robert Work, Mrs. C. W. Scheide Sr, Mrs. C. W. Scheide, Mrs. Charlies Rechenwald and Miss Imme Mov.
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Blanche Pettit
Best Main Street
Robert Work
C. W. Scheide
Charlies Rechenwald
Imme Mov
Clinton Webb's Society News Service
Clinton Webb, staff correspondent, delivers society notes and local happenings. Readers are invited to share news items and contact details for inclusion in upcoming society pages.
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Your
Your Society
Lecals
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Classified and Circulation Note From The Messenger
Classified ads for The Messenger or anything pertaining to circulation. Cali D Milme. Phone 272.
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Messenger
Cali D
Milme
Change Bus Service Passenger Rates
Logan reports a new bus fare set by Valley Public Service Co for the Hocking Valley route between Logan and Haydenville. The round trip ticket drops to 35 cents from 50 cents, following Chamber of Commerce input.
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Logan
The
Valley Public Service Company
Hocking Valley
Haydenville
Chamber of Commerce
School Financing Scrutinized for Green Township Haydenville
Logan March 11. The County Board of Education will examine financing for Green Township and Haydenville school districts at its April 2 meeting. Ohio education director B Skinner plans to attend to help. Districts report depleted funds and teachers have received only partial salaries this term while officials seek state aid.
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Green Township
Haydenville
Logan
County Board of Education
Skinner
Ohio
State Department of Education
Special Mt Zion Meeting Friday Night With Dr Hall
A special meeting is announced at Mt Zion Friday night with Doctor Hall as speaker. Rev W S Mossman will attend and had been on the ridge making special calls Monday. Mr Clarence Edwards visited Mr Frank Hannings earlier in the week. Mr and Mrs A L Jones and Miss Elmira Coap were in Logan Saturday.
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Mt. Zion
Doctor Hall
Rev. W. S. Mossman
W.S. Mossman
Ridge
Clarence Edwards
Frank Hannings
A. L. Jones
Elmira Coap
Logan
Boy Scout Speaker Addresses Rockbridge PTA on Movement
Logan March 11 Supt G E Carr Howard E Kirk principal of Junior High and Jimmy Campbell of Troop 160 Boy Scouts visited Rockbridge Tuesday evening to speak before the Parent-Teacher Association about the movement he represents.
Scout Campbell Explains Scout Movement At Nearby Village
Scout Campbell was asked to explain some aspects of scouting as there is considerable interest in the movement at the neighboring village.
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Campbell
Petit Jurors Discharged at Close of Burns-Archer Trial
LOGAN March 11 At the close of the Burns Archer trial Wednesday evening Judge Harley M Whitcraft discharged the petit jurors of the January term New jurors will be drawn soon for the April term but it is believed the grand jury will not report until the second week of the new term due to a special January Grand Jury session clearing several cases
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Logan
Harley M. Whitcraft
Why Do You Like Life in Small Town
Dr. Abbott Y. Wilcox a First Presbyterian pastor explains small town life offers peace and quiet plus strong neighborhood bonds. He notes better childrearing atmosphere and higher church loyalty in towns of one to ten thousand, contrasting with city residents who seek spectacle and faster pace.
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Abbott Y. Wilcox
First Presbyterian Church
Cold Weather Boosts Demand for Steers in Ohio
Colder weather has widened beef markets and spurred demand for good fat steers, say H. E. Curry of the Ohio Farm Bureau research department. Better grades of steers sold freely at prices 20 to 25 cents per hundredweight.
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Columbus
H. E. Curry
Ohio Farm Bureau Research Department
Wets Still Lead In Prohibition Poll Figures
Initial returns from 14 more states push Literary Digest Prohibition Poll total to over two million ballots. From 38 states and the District of Columbia 2,063,111 ballots show 488,335 supporting continuation of the Eighteenth Amendment and 1,574,776 seeking repeal.
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New York
Literary Digest
Tomorrow
District of Columbia
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promises Health Boost
An old style health ad touts Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin as a stimulant for stomach liver and bowels. It claims benefits for adults and children, urges regular doses for year round wellness, and promotes inexpensive price and quick relief from headaches biliousness and constipation.
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Dr. Caldwell
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