Logan Hocking County candidates rush to file
Logan Hocking County candidates rushed the election board on Thursday with 33 entrants by evening. New sheriff hopefuls include Paul Cruise of Logan and Sol Ellinger, former sheriff. Incumbent clerk J. Don W. Feather filed, as did probate judge hopeful Mrs. Rhea Pettit Bangert. Harley Meyer seeks prosecuting attorney, Ernest J. Schaal seeks county engineer, and W. E. Pete Evans plans a commissioner bid.
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Logan
Hocking County
Election Board
Paul Cruise
Sol Ellinger
J. Don W. Feather
Rhea Pettit Bangert
Harley Meyer
Ernest J. Schaal
C. E. Brehm
Mrs. Cora Hansel Dies At Scotts Creek Home
Mrs. Cora Hansel aged 64 died at her Scotts Creek home after weeks of illness. She leaves husband Samuel Hansel two sons Loren and Claude two brothers Carl Harden and Pearl Harden and two sisters Blanche and Ivy Harden. Funeral at Zion United Brethren Church Saturday 1:30 p.m. Rev. C. H. Bennington officiates burial in Ewing cemetery.
Falls Township Trustee Opts Not to Run for Commissioner
Logan Charles Frasure said Thursday he will not seek the commissioner’s post after circulating petitions and deciding to stay out of the race.
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Logan
Charles Frasure
Falls Township
Oil well completion on Cora Hanes farm Sand well planned
A derrick has been completed on the Cora Hanes farm in Green Township for an oil well on the Rachelmacher estate. Plans call for a deep sand well to be sunk at this location.
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Logan
Cora Hanes
Green Township
Rachelmacher
Start Excavation for Stage Coach Inn and Community Center
Logan begins $25,000 remodeling of the Remple property on E Main St to house a service station run by Lanning Motor Co and a community center. The project includes colonial design, a 28 by 40 foot west wing, a new porch, neon sign, and second floor meeting space for clubs and youths with plans to finish by April 25.
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LOGAN
Remple
E. Main St
Lanning Motor Co
Capt. Bowen
Col
Ford Remple
W. E. Shaw
James Walker
F.F.A
Pioneer
Logan Kiwanis Club
Forfeited Land Sold by Auctioneer Lee Karr
Virtually all of the 150 parcels of forfeited land were sold this week by Auctioneer Lee Karr. The aggregate return from the sale was $2,195.
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Logan
Lee Karr
Logan A Couples: Burgoon Lama Wed in Laurelville
A marriage license was issued Thursday to Homer Eugene Burgoon 19 laborer Rockbridge Route 1 son of Mr and Mrs Sherman Burgoon and Florence Merle Lama 18 at home Laurelville daughter of Mr and Mrs Eldon Lama. Woodrow Crane of Haydenville was fined 15 dollars and costs and jailed 15 days by Magistrate Frank St Clair after pleading guilty to fighting.
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Logan
Homer Eugene Burgoon
Rockbridge Rt. 1
Sherman Burgoon
Florence Merle Lama
Laurelville
Eldon Lama
Woodrow Crane
Haydenville
Frank St. Clair
Cars Collide on Market Street In Morning Crash
Clarence Wyckoff and Floyd Rhein scheid drove on N Market St when their cars collided Thursday morning. No injuries reported, both vehicles sustained damage.
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LOGAN
Clarence Wyckoff
Floyd Rheinscheid
N. Market St
Mandros Parents Welcome Son Logan
Mr and Mrs Frank Mandros announce the birth of their son Logan born Thursday.
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Logan
Frank Mandros
Traffic Signs Installed at Intersections
New signs to be placed under traffic lights read Stop On Red Light turn with caution No U turn. They were removed for repainting after a traffic code update requiring a complete stop on red before a right turn. Officials say the 2 4 turn requires careful traffic flow.
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Logan
R. R. Loomis
Coroner Candidates Must Be Physicians
Under a 1936 law coroner candidates must be certified physicians and laymen are not eligible. Prosecutor Hubert D. Lappen called the statute to the election board’s attention. Four candidates filed for the office—Karl E. Poling Paul Hartman George H. Spang and Raymond Amos—will be ineligible under the enactment.
Revival Meetings At Pilgrim Holiness Church West Logan
Revival services are under way at the Pilgrim Holiness Church in West Logan led by Rev. Paul Lucas and Mrs. Lucas. Nightly at 7:15 an accordion and guitar ensemble provides special music with Rev. W E Appleman assisting alongside the pastor.
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Logan
Pilgrim Holiness Church
West Logan
Paul Lucas
Weideman Family Guests of Bells During Homeward Trip
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Weideman and daughter Hope of Mr. Pleasant Michigan visit Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bell in the city. The Weidemans are en route home after a southern trip. Mr. Weideman is a former state legislator and business associate of Mr. Bell.
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Logan
A. J. Weideman
Hope
Pleasant
Mich
C. H. Bell
Weideman
Mr. Bell
Weidemans
Mr. Weideman
Hospital Roundup Reports Dismissals and Surgeries
Mrs. Wealthey Perry of Logan was discharged from Cherrington Hospital Thursday. Mrs. John Wooten of Murray City had an appendicitis operation, as did Clifford Ayres of Nelsonville, at the same hospital on Thursday.
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Logan Hospital
Logan
Wealthey Perry
Cherrington Hospital
John Wooten
Murray City
Clifford Ayres
Nelsonville
Logan-A crew removes steel rail on Brush Fork spur
A Logan-A work crew, led by Dick Green, is removing steel rail from the Brush Fork spur of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad using a local crane. Separately, Bessie Hook files for divorce from Abie Hook on cruelty grounds. they wed in Circleville on May 11, 1931, and have no children.
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LOGAN
Brush Fork
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Dick Green
Bessie Hook
Abie Hook
Circleville
Haskins Recovering After Major Operation
James L. Haskins age 76, said to be Gallipolis oldest active businessman, is recovering from a major operation at Holzer Hospital after surgery.
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Haskins
Gallipolis
James L. Haskins
Holzer Hospital
Gone With the Wind Theme Social in Rempel Mansion
Logan notes describe a Tourist Club gathering at the Rempel Mansion on E Main Street. Mrs R R Lanning hosted a Colonial era party with tea, programs, and a review of A Peculiar Treasure by Edna Ferber.
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M. H. Cherrington
Joe Case
Charles Notestone
H. M. Whitcraft
Edgar C. Paul
Howard Ralston
Georgia Hansel
Vera Mullins
New Deal Bridge Club Hosts Busy Wednesday Evening
Miss Marie Frasch hosted a two table bridge night on W Main Street with Miss Rosemary Rechtenwaldt winning high scores. Guests included Mrs Merritt Rheinscheld and several club members as refreshments were served.
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Marie Frasch
New Deal Bridge Club
W. Main St
Miss Frasch
Rosemary Rechtenwaldt
Merritt Rheinscheld
Clara Graham
Betty Kessler
Margaret
Gertrude
Evelyn Miller
Le Jardin De Fleur Club Meets At Country Home
Le Jardin De Fleur Club held a Wednesday luncheon at the country home of Mrs. Otto Tles with Easter flowers on display. Mrs. William Loomis led the business session and Mrs. Laura McCormick read a poem by Mrs. Sam Jones. Next gathering set for Mrs. Carl Brandt’s home on N Spring Street.
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Otto Tles
le Jardin de Fleur Club
William Loomis
Laura McCormick
Sam Jones
Carl Brandt
N. Spring Street
Jolly Twelve Club Meets at Carbon Hill Home
The Jolly Twelve Club held a Wednesday meeting at Mrs. Don Dawley’s Carbon Hill home with a 1:30 luncheon. St Patrick day decor, a business session led by Mrs Zoe Blosser, and a social hour for Chinese checkers followed. Winners were Mrs Charles Green and Mrs Pearl Seaman. Next meeting at Mrs Clifford Hawks home. Attendees included Mrs Henry Kammerling, Mrs Ben Bailey, Mrs Jerry Matheny, Mrs Blosser, Mrs Frank Hawk, Mrs Albert Smith, Mrs D O Sparnow, Mrs Green, Mrs Leaman, and the hostess.
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Jerry Matheny
Blosser
Frank Hawk
Albert Smith
D. O. Sparnow
Green
Leaman
Social Notes from Syracuse and Nearby Communities
Syracuse society items report Mrs. F A Shumway and Mrs. Frank Capehart as guests at the Chester Garden Club event. William Stobart and Mrs. George Rea joined the garden club visit to Pt. Pleasant. the Rea family has boat work between Huntington and Cincinnati.
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Syracuse
F. A. Shumway
Twilight Garden Club
Pomeroy
Frank Capehart
Chester Garden Club
Benjamin Quisenberry
Athens
William Bartoe
Syracuse Enterprise United Brethern Churches
George Henderson
Burlingham
College Road
Ernest Leifheit and
Henderson
Thomas Snowball
J. E. Carleton
Marvin Roberts
Charles Wagner
George Gilmore
Bradbury
Eagles
Syracuse Methodist Church
C. B. Weese
Bert Weese
Earl Nease
John Weese
Columbus
E. Howard Cadle
Newton Roush
Herbert Zeiher
Mary Ann
Tom May
Middleport
C. P. Williams
Stone Axe Displayed as Possible Mound Builders Relic
W Saxton of Thurman shows a hand somely modeled stone axe found in his barn lot. Experts viewing the axe incline to believe it is of Mound Builders origin rather than of later Indian origin.
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Gallipolis
W. Saxton
Thurman
Man Honored for 50 Years Membership at Knights
Logan residents gathered Wednesday evening as Fred W. Stracke received a 50 year membership award at the Knights of Pythias. Carl F. Byerly presided as chancellor commander, Lloyd Heinlein earned the esquire rank, and music was provided by Harry Woltz J. B. Humphrey Elmer Fields and Charles Potts. Lunch followed the lodge session.
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Logan
Knights of Pythias
Fred W. Stracke
Carl F. Byerly
Lloyd Heinlein
Harry Woltz
J. B. Humphrey
Elmer Fields
Charles Potts
Norval South Honored At Birthday Party
Mrs. Norval South hosted a surprise birthday party for her husband at their McArthur home on March 9 with music by Arch Stanley, W. H. South, and Norval South. A potluck supper followed. cakes were decorated by Mrs. Arch Stanley and Mrs. W. H. South. Numerous relatives and friends attended from Dayton, Athens, Columbus, and nearby towns.
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McArthur
Norval South
R. D
Arch Stanley
W. H. South
South
Martin Chilcote
Londonderry
Anthony Kell
William Kell
Della
Della Kell
Dayton
James Blackford
Athens
Melvin
Allensville
Arthur Farnsworth
Basil Farnsworth
Gifford Fee
Patrolman Speaks At Grange Meeting
State Highway Patrolman C. H. Baker spoke at Pomona Grange in Ewing Grange Hall on safety measures. Miss Mary Blum gave a history of St. Patrick's Day. The group sang together and refreshments were served after the meeting.
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LOGAN
C. H. Baker
Pomona Grange
Ewing Grange Hall
Mary Blum
St. Patrick’s Day
Man Pleads Guilty To Threat Charge
Lawrence Byrd Logan pleaded guilty to making menacing threats to Lloyd Canan. He was fined 50 dollars, costs, and jailed ten days. The court suspended 25 dollars of the costs if he does not molest Canan again.
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Logan
Lawrence Byrd
Dallas Kinser
Lloyd Canan
Crow Hunters Receive Bounty Payments in Perry Township
A group led by Pearl McClelland Wayne Bowers F O Wolf and Kenneth McClelland presented 803 crow heads for bounty payments. They received 200 75 dollars for the largest number surrendered here in years. Earlier the same group submitted 406 heads for payment. The men reside in Perry Township.
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Logan
Pearl McClelland
Wayne Bowers
F. O. Wolf
Kenneth McClelland
Perry Township
Rio Grande Social Notes Highlight Choir and Recitals
Rio Grande week features the college choir’s Easter cantata The Seven Last Words of Christ at Calvary Baptist Church Alpha Sigma Tau Sorority presents Richard Southwick in violin recital March 11 Southwick serves as music supervisor at Rio Grande Public Schools Social visits include Mrs S E Jenkins with John Ivan Richards in Gallipolis and Mrs Harvey Calhoon with Velma visiting Earl Hanning in Athens Illness recovery for Mrs Lawrence Lundy Deputation Team of the College Christian Association led Methodist Church services May and Mollie Fulton hosted Ada Ferguson and Anna Topping from Bidwell Florence Roush Trainer a former Rio Grande College student visited Gallipolis March 7 Ray Troth hosted bridge club March 9 and a Women’s Athletic Association tea dance Friday night.
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Rio Grande
Calvary Baptist Church
Alpha Sigma Tau Sorority
Richard Southwick
Southwick
S. E. Jenkins
John Ivan Richards
Gallipolis
Harvey Calhoon
Velma
Ada Ferguson
Anna Topping
Bidwell
Florence Roush
Rioyy Grande College
Maxine Wickline Evans
Ray Troth
Women’s Athletic Association
Will Release Street Project on Monday
County Engineer E N Leonard says the citys 25000 street improvement project will be released by the Zanesville WPA office on Monday.
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Street
Gallipolis
E. N. Leonard
Zanesville
WPA
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