Abandonment of Many Schools In Hocking Co
Logan March 16 state education officials propose closing numerous rural high and one room schools in Hocking County for 1934 35. Sleaboro Gibsonville South Bloomingville high schools would close by 1935 with students reassigned to Union Furnace Laurelville Rockbridge and other districts. Gore Perry and multiple one room schools would vanish, twenty one schools shut with seven more abandoned if space exists elsewhere. Consolidations eyed for Tresboro and South Bloomingville, with opposition expected amid past building campaigns and faith kept by patrons.
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Logan
State Department
Hocking County
L. L. Louthian
Sleaboro
Gibsonville
South Bloomingville
Hesboro
Union Furnace
Laurelville
Gibisonville
Rockbridge
Gore and
Perry
Washington Township
Tresboro
Benton Township
Bloomingville
Department of Education
Kesboro
Marion Township
South Blooming
Hocking County CWA Quota Reduced Again
Logan Ohio Hocking County reduced its CWA quota for the week beginning Friday to 640 from 647 per director Joseph Ware. A total of 107 men were removed adding strain to the relief department while officials try to keep the most needy in service through the program’s final week.
Births announced in Hocking County upsets three families
Logan couple Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Snider announce the birth of a son named Theron Wayne on March 12. Haydenville residents Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Lightfoot report a son born Wednesday. Union Furnace couple Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. McVey announce a son born Wednesday.
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Logan
Kenneth W. Snider
Theron Wayne
Wilbur Lightfoot
Haydenville
Harry E. McVey
Union Furnace
Water Works Improvement Injunction Suit Dropped
Logan. F A Koppe requested dismissal before Judge Harley M Whitcraft, ending the injunction against city officials over the PWA water works project. The temporary restraining order dissolved as the case was dropped after supporters failed to post the required bond.
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Water Works Improvement
Entertains Auxiliary Murray City W U M of A
The Ladies Auxiliary No. 4 of the U M W of A met at Mrs. Keith Carener’s home Thursday night. President Mrs. Clara James led the business session. Next meeting at Mrs. Anna McKnabb’s home with Mrs. Mary Cook assisting. A potluck supper was served. Guests included Mrs. Emma Bryan of Nelsonville.
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Murray City
Vinnie Carsner
Clara Grinstead
Mary Cook
Anna McKnabb
Fauna Matheny
Pearl Mohney
Mary Shaffer
Margaret Anderson
Rea Heliyer
Lucille Cook
Frederica Cook
Emma Bryan
Nelsonville
Black Diamond Rebekah Lodge
Ollie Loper
Bertha Jonas
Birth of Rheta Jannette Brooks in Logan Orbiston
Mr and Mrs Chariea Brooks of Logan formerly of Orbiston announce the birth of a daughter named Rheta Jannette on March 8. She weighed 11 pounds.
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Orbiston
Chariea Brooks
Logan
Rheta Jannette
Donald Caraner
Longstreth
John Maurer
Clyde Grimetead
Lawrence
Bobby
Harry
Nelsonville
Lindel Robinson
University Hospital
Elizabeth McManaway
Belford Guillum
Greens Run
Bonnie
Fiwood North
Clarence Fuller
Coonville
Nurses Are Removed From Public Health Roles
Orders issued Thursday removed Misa Rosel Kiennechmidt Mise Lucille Ro verte and Mise Josephine Thurness public health nurses from duties effective that day Two weeks earlier similar orders were issued but held in abeyance They had served as school nurses for three months.
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Logan
Misa Rosel
Kiennechmidt
Mise Lucille Roverte
Mise Josephine Thurness
OBS Supervisor Visits Hocking County Nursery Schools
George W. Bryant, supervisor for OBS, spent several days in Hocking County inspecting nurseries. He summoned nursery teachers and invited Supt J W Coleman and C W Zeigler to a conference in the court room and appeared satisfied with the teachers’ work. William Souders, a Logan resident, lies ill at home on Walnut Street under nurse care for heart disease.
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Hocking County
Logan
George W. Bryant
J. W. Coleman
C. W. Zeigler
William Souders
Walnut Street
Frank Judy Named Supervisor of Store
Logan reports Frank Judy named supervisor of the Hocking County liquor store to be opened soon in the Elks Building on East Main Street. Pearl Shaw and Joe Bright hold committee endorsements for clerk and cashier, respectively, with appointments likely. Workmen are fitting the former H. H. Wright store to prepare the dispensary for the opening date.
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Hocking County
Elks
East Main Street
Joe Bright
H. H. Wright
Hamden Case To Be Heard March 29 In Abatement
Judge Frank M. Acton will hear the abatement plea March 29 in Lancaster. Paul White Logan and E. W. Martindale face a joint Hamden Bank indictment charging false entries. Forest E. Weinrich and Phil A. Henderson are defense counsel.
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Phil A. Henderson
Lancaster
Goose Creek Project Continuance Delayed
City officials and the CWA office seek state approval to resume the Goose Creek improvement. Trips to Columbus have produced requests for more information after each review. State highway projects in Hocking County are ordered discontinued except Union Furnace Road, the first project started under the program.
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Logan
CWA
Goose Creek
Columbus
Hocking County
Union Furnace
Health official orders four quarantines in Hocking County
Logan Dr W B Lacock health commissioner ordered four quarantines in Hocking County on Thursday, bringing the total in effect to 10. All quarantines target scarlet fever.
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Logan
W. B. Lacock
Hocking County
Potato meeting reports best practices in Logan and Laurelville
Potato growers from Hocking County attended Tuesday meetings in Logan and Laurelville. E B Tussing of Ohio State University spoke on proper growing methods and gave guidance to attendees.
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Logan
Hocking County
Laurelville
E. B. Tussing
Ohio State University
Logan Judge Ewing Addresses P T A Meeting
Judge E L Ewing spoke at a Union Furnace P T A gathering Wednesday night on Present Day Problems delivering the principal address.
Future Farmers of Waterloo Host Parent and Son Banquet
NEW MARSHFIELD March 16 The Waterloo Future Farmers of America Chapter held a parent and son banquet at Waterloo High School Friday night. County agent T. H. Johnson and Albany High School vocational agriculture instructor C. N. Jones spoke. The meal was prepared by home economics students and 47 people attended including 20 members and 27 guests. The Waterloo School Board members attended and a film, Romance of the Reaper, was shown afterward.
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Waterloo Future Farmers of America
Waterloo High School
T. H. Johnson
C. N. Jones
Albany High School
Charles Hawk
Edgar Morgan
Kenneth Farmer
Nicholas Fair
Clarence Fair
Waterloo School Board
Hollister Honor Roll Listed Across Classes
Hollister schools announce eight weeks of honor roll students. Seniors include Orve Bethel Elizabeth Jennings Kenneth Kay Helvin Kutta John Molnar and Elaine Salyers. Juniors include Wilda Emrich Frank Grubb Edith Kasier and Freda Shepard. Sophomores Elizabeth Christman J Miller Galloway and Andrew Roberts. Freshmen Rebecca Cobb and Bille Richards. Eighth grade Alice Bethel Minnie
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Hollister
Orve! Bethel
Elizabeth Jennings
Kenneth Kay
Helvin Kutta
John Molnar
Elaine Salyers
Wilda Emrich
Frank Grubb
Edith Kasier
Freda Shepard
Elizabeth Christman
J. W. Galloway
Andrew Roberts
Rebecca Cobb
Bille Richards
Alice Bethel
Minnie
Seventh Grade Honor Roll Names Amid Classroom Honors
A list of students receiving honorable mention includes Coffman Mary Cox Hannabelle Grubb Audrey Ivers Dorothy Kin ser Doris Lunsford Jean Price Eileen Price Gail Roberts Betty Rothery Cora Shepard Ruth Slater Virginia Andrews Catharine Hardy Louise Hodgson Margie McGee Edward Moore Jim mie Thompson Helen Fade plus honorable mentions Gloria Hodgson Rosella Martin Gloria Wicks Lee Nott Sarah Byers Roy Shepard Irene Vaido.
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Coffman
Mary Cox
Hannabelle Grubb
Audrey Ivers
Dorothy Kinser
Doris Lunsford
Jean Price
Eileen Price
Gail Roberts
Betty Rothery
Cora Shepard
Ruth Slater
Virginia Andrews
Catharine Hardy
Louise Hodgson
Margie McGee
Edward Moore
Jimmie Thompson
Helen Fade
Gloria Hodgson
Rosella Martin
Gloria Wicks
Lee Nott
Sarah Byers
Roy Shepard
Irene Vaido
Harmses Host Evening Honoring Miss Kovg Visitor
Mr and Mrs C E Harms entertained young people at their Hollister home on Wednesday in honor of Miss Bertha Kovg who has returned to Cleveland where she is employed. Music featured violin and guitar with homemade ice cream served.
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C. E. Harmstain
Hollister
Harmon
Bertha Kovg
Cleveland T
Gabriel
Milk of Magnesia Ad Warns Mothers Against Substitutes
A vintage advertisement warns mothers to trust Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the safe doctor recommended choice for children. It cautions against bargain substitutes and promotes the genuine product from a laboratory-based process, available in liquid and tablet forms.
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Phillips
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Marion
South Perry
Price
Zenners
Ruth Carener
Orbiston News
William Souders III
Pythian Theater
Jean Parker
Tom Brown
Buck Jones
Marif Dressler
John Barrymore
Wallace Repry
Jean Harlow
Lionel Barrymore
Lep Tracy
Edmund Lowe
Billie Burke
Irene Dunn
Clive Brook
Frank Judy
Judy
Pearl Shaw
Rebekah
Eva Roberts
Opal Lanning
Jennie Laper
Cora Craft
Blanche Shelton
Clara Hellyer
Ruth Carsner
Sadie Shelton
Jennie Loper
Myre
Millie Anderson
Mamie Ault
Effie Jonas
Myrtie Brown
Sadie Foster
Grace Heliyer
Maud Farmer
Beulah
June
Alice Loper
Kemp
Cousii
Hamden
Agi
Carole Lombard
Sally Rand
Frances Drake
Future Farmers of Waterloo
New Marshfield
Honor Misc Kay
Laboratories
N.R.A
Miller Bros
Sc Wa
N. Court St
Athens
Voss
Southern Ohio Electric Co
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