Legion delegates hear plan for peacetime service and rehab
Logan March 17 delegates at the Eighth District American Legion Convention hear Department Commander Dudley White stress hospitalization work and a peacetime program. He cites 56000 mental disability cases and 3609 hospitalizations yearly, urging government hospitals and continued Americanism.
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Porter Forsythe
State Department
Mr. White
American Legion
Legion
United States
Kiefer
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Saslavsky
Elias E. Bright
Frank Harden
M. F. Weymueller
Harden
Woman Found Dead in Haydenville Home
Logan March 17 Mrs Jean ette Marie Hoodiett 25 was found dead in her Haydenville home about 11 o clock Saturday night by her husband Dr J J Hoodiett on his return from a basketball tournament at Athens Mitral insufficiency listed as the cause by Coroner J P Miller Mrs Hoodiett had spent Saturday in Logan and earlier dinner at home She leaves husband and parents of Jackson New Jersey Funeral arrangements not learned Formerly of Philadelphia
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Logan
Jeanette Marie Hoodiett
Haydenville
J. J. Hoodiett
Athens
Mitral
J. P. Miller
Hoochett
Jackson
N. J
Philadelphia
Gifford Hulse Family Visits Relatives in Logan
Mr and Mrs Gifford Hulse and family from Columbus spent the weekend in Logan visiting relatives and friends, stopping to see familiar places and catching up with locals.
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Gifford Hulse
Columbus
Logan
Poultry Raisers to Meet at Courthouse Auditorium
Logan March 17 Arrangements are under way for a poultry raisers meeting at the Courthouse Auditorium on April 1 led by Harold Chambers extension agent with C M Ferguson extension specialist as principal speaker. Motion pictures and slides will be used with dealers in chick feed baby chick equipment and lumber dealers cooper ating to promote the largest meeting of its kind in Hocking County. A full program will be released once final details are added.
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Hocking County
Chambers
Roegge Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Logan March 7 Frank Roegerge of Nelsonville underwent a surgical operation for appendicitis at Cherrington Hospital Sunday morning. His condition is reported favorable. He was injured a week ago when struck by a mine car at work. The operation revealed appendix injury. Roegge’s brother had an operation here two weeks ago. Lewis Beatty 78 of Union Furnace was admitted Friday for treatment with complications reported.
Mrs. Fieyd Duffy Hosts GH Amici Club Dinner
Mrs Fieyd Duffy entertained the GH Amici Club at her North Spring Street home Friday with a 6 o clock dinner for 16. After dining, tables were set for bridge and Mrs Dorothy Wardwell and Mrs Edward Jones were the high score holders.
Modern Bridge Club Hosts Final Evening at Pettit Home
Members of the Modern Bridge Club gathered Friday at Mrs Blanche Pettit’s East Main Street home for a bridge session that capped a series of games arranged by the club.
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Modern
Bridge Club
Blanche Pettit
East Main Street
Amica Club St Patrick Day Party Hosted On West Second
Mrs Ann Shriner entertained Amica Club members Friday night at her West Second Street home. Guests included Mrs Harley Amer ine and Mrs Mary Hull. A green and white color scheme framed a two course lunch. Contests awarded by Mrs George Burberry Mrs Harold Schultz and Mrs Goss. Miss Helen Ward and Miss Grace Shriner assisted in serving.
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Amica Club
Ann Shriner
West Second Street
Harley Amerine
Mary Hull
George Burberry
Harold Schultz
Gossing
Helen Ward
Grace Shriner
Costs To Tour Europe From Logan
Local residents planning summer trips to European countries face visa fees in several destinations. Total visa costs for a trip covering major nations reportedly runs under $5. Britain and Austria charge modest amounts, France and Germany are low, Holland offers no fee for short stays, while Belgium Switzerland and Italy reportedly require no entry money.
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Logan
Great Britain
Austria
France
Germany
Holland
Belgium
Switzerland
Italy
Pearts from Shawnee Visited Logan Saturday Weening
Mr and Mrs George Peart Sr and Mr and Mrs George Peart Jr of Shawnee were among many visitors in Logan Saturday Weening.
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George Peart, Sr
George Peart, Jr
Shawnee
Logan
Canvass workers in Logan report odd encounters during religious drive
Enumerators aiding a religious canvass in Logan recount odd experiences. Some households claimed no religion and showed indifference, while one respondent reportedly said they were saved and sanctified yet seek the hottest place. The replies reflect varied beliefs encountered during the survey.
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Logan
Ous
Two More Roads to Be Improved in Falls Township
Agreements between the commissioners and trustees of Falls Township plan summer improvements on two roads in Hocking County. The Gore-Greendale Hill Road will see two miles revised, though full completion may span beyond the season. One mile of Hammond Road near Webb Summit also under construction this year, funded from gasoline tax.
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Neurentanstids
Hocking County
Paul Bruce Struck by Automobile on Nelsonville Highway
Logan March 17 Paul Bruce 39 of Buchtel was struck by an automobile while walking along the Nelsonville Murray City highway. He suffered fractures to left leg and left arm. A youth named Sapp drove the car. Bruce was taken to Cherrington Hospital where doctors reported the leg was badly mangled and an amputation may be necessary.
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Logan
Paul Bruce
Buchtel
Sapp
Nelsonville-Murray City
Walker
Bruce
Cherrington Hospital
Home Economics Club Presents Program at Junior High
The Home Economics Club met in the Junior High Gym Thursday with Freda Redick, Kathryn Brad dock, and Ruth Goodlive in charge. The program featured songs by Tane White and Robert Schaal, fashion talks by Waveline Emerick, piano by Fritz Ambrose, and a forest playlet by Vivian Wells and Dorothy Schaal. The event ended with games and refreshments organized by Fancheon Blackston, Dorothy Hoopes, and Margaret Littlejohn.
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Freda Redick
Kathryn Braddock
Ruth Goodlive
Tane White
Robert Schaal
Waveline Emerick
Fritz Ambrose
Forest Heft
Vivian Wells
Marie Warthman
Faye Warthman
Dorothy Schaal
St. Patrick’s Day
Martha Getz
Fancheon Blackston
Dorothy Hoopes
Margaret Littlejohn
Shawnee Visitors Haunt Logan on Friday
Mr. and Mrs. John Foster of Shawnee visited Logan on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Williams of Shawnee traveled to the city that day. Dan Mitchell Jr and William Breeze with Edward Peterson and son, all from Shawnee, were in Logan on business Friday. Miss Ruth Easterling of Columbus was the weekend guest of
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John Foster
Shawnee
Logan
W. A. Williams
Dan Mitchell
William Breeze
Edward Peterson and Son
John Abram
Ruth Easterling
Columbus
Ice storage building fire damages Danford site in Glouster
A fire at the ice storage building on South High Street owned by F. A Danford of Metuchen New Jersey caused about 200 in damage. The blaze started in the attic filled with 18 inches of sawdust and reignited after an initial extinguish. Fire Chief Lunsford noted uncertain cause with no prior fire and insurance covers the loss.
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Lunsford
Truck Downs Hill Strike Pole Near Palmer School
A Sunday Creek Coal Co truck slipped gears while ascending a hill near Palmer School, rolled backward onto Main Street, hit the Richardson Bakery curb and a telephone pole, snapping wires and disrupting several phone lines. McConnelsville repair crews worked with local staff to restore service by night.
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Glouster
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Palmer School
Main Street
Richardson Bakery
McConenelsville
Focal Telephone
Priscilla Class Meets At Hazel Lunsford Home
The Priscilla Class of the M BE Church will gather tonight at the home of Mrs. Hazel Lunsford for a local church group meeting and fellowship.
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Priscilla
M. BE. Church
Hazel Lunsford
Mrs. Leach Suffers Hip Dislocation After Fall
Mrs. Fred Leach is confined to her home with a dislocated hip from a fall at her residence. After the accident she was taken to a Columbus hospital where an X ray confirmed the dislocation. She was returned home the same day.
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Fred Leach
Glouster
March T
Glouster High to Present Operetta Carrie Comes to College
March 17 report of a breezy two act operetta Carrie Comes to College to be staged Tuesday night in Gloucester High School auditorium. Miss Burness Candoo directs with assistance from Miss Helen Staker and pianist Miss Fern Tucker.
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Glouster
Carrie
Glouster High School
Burness Candoo
Helen Staker
Fern ‘Tucker
Mysterious Guest Contest Promised At Athens Expo
At the third annual Athens Merchants Exposition in the Armory on March 26 27 and 28 a nightly mystery guest contest offers a prize to the first person who names the guest Each night a Kiwanis staged guest will attend with clues to aid attendees Early arrival improves odds and Kiwanis members and families are barred from participation New attractions include a platform for dancing an orchestra and thirty merchant booths.
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the Armory
Athens
Kiwanis Club
John Bolin
Logan Social Notes Record Local Visits and Appointments
Mrs Amy Easterling and Logan kin were mentioned alongside visitors such as Don Smart of Haydenville and Helen Fetters of Shawnee. Census enumartor Nathan Rutter was named for Logan district duties, with other locals making business trips to Columbus, Haydenville, Union Furnace, and nearby towns.
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Amy Easterling
Logan
Don Smart
Haydenville
Raymond Fetters
Helen
Shawnee
Charles Griffith
Russell James
Hayderville
Harry Shuttleworth
Harry Wilson
Murray City
Melrose Harbaugh
Columbus
M. G. Harbaugh
Charles Shuttleworth
George Cooke
Granville
Herbert Cooke
Midland Place
Nathan Rutter
Marion Township
Gaylord C
Peters
Lancaster
Prp
C. Campbell
Nelsonville
Clifford Redd
Earl Loomis
Union Furnace
C. B. Donahue
North Spring Street
W. O. Bowers
Mr. Bowers
Laurelville
Charles Wrasure
Hayden Ville
William Marthlow
East Front Street
Columbus Theater Bombed in Columbus Sunday
Police blame U PRA labor war for bombing the Clinton Theatre foyer Sunday. The blast wrecked the front and alarmed the neighborhood, but no injuries were reported. Owner J Real Neth had been in a dispute with the Motion Picture Projectionists Union.
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Columbus
U Pra
Clinton Theatre
J. Real Neth
Mrs Sarah Matilda Moore Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs. Sarah Matilda Moore aunt of former Governor Vic Donahey died at her home in Uwchrichsville after a lingering illness. She was a native of Freeport Harrison County.
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Uchrichsville
Sarah Matilda Moore
Vic Donahey
Freeport
Harrison County
Merger Battle Draws All-Youngstown Stockholders
As the Bethlehem Steel and Tube merger faces a push for control, every available stockholder of Youngstown Sheet and Tube will be summoned by representatives of both sides within the coming days.
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Youngstown
U.P
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Bethlehem Sheet and Tube
Grand jury to indict Mortelito for first degree murder
Anthony Mortelito, inmate at Auburn State Prison serving 20 years to life for second degree murder, is to be indicted on first degree murder charges for fatally stabbing Head Keeper Edward L. Beckwith. Beckwith, the third prison head keeper slain by a convict in three years, had once confined Mortelito to solitary for four months after a seven year grudge.
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Anthony Mortelito
Auburn
N. Y
Edward L. Beckwith
Mortelito
Beckwith
Orchestra Delivers Varied Concert At Alumni Memorial
Ohio University Orchestra under Prof DeForest W Ingerham presented a Sunday program at Alumni Memorial Auditorium with solo violinist William Bennett Shimp. Selections included Bach in E major Grieg Sigurd Jorsalfar Nutcracker Suite and Beethoven overture Leonore No 3 Mendelssohn Italian Symphony. Encore Promenade by Rapee pleased the audience.
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Ohio University Orchestra
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
DeForest W. Ingerham
School of Music
William Bennett Shimp
Tschaiskowsky
Sigurd Jorsalfar
Grieg
Beethoven
Mendelssohn
Greig
Rapee
Dr Houf to Speak on Modern Youth at PTA Meeting
Dr H T Houf associate professor of philosophy at Ohio University will discuss Modern Youth at tonight’s High School Parent-Teacher Association gathering in the high school auditorium. The meeting starts at 7 30 o clock and includes a Girl Reserve Recognition Service. Athens area parents invited.
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H. T. Houf
Ohio University
Parent-Teacher Association
Athens
Walker to Fight Chicago Tonight in Ten-Round Bout
Middleweight champion Mickey Walker faces challenger Jimmy Mahoney in a ten round non title bout at Chicago under promoter Jim Mullen. Walker arrives ready for a hard clash in the arena tonight.
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Chicago
U.P
Mickey Walker
Jimmy Mahoney
Jim Mullen
Walker
Mare Inles Unclear Question Marks in Steel Plant Inquiry
A fragmentary report notes 17 people being questioned regarding an incident at a rear area of a home connected to a steel plant. Details and exact location are not clear from the readable text.
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Marinles Mare
Lory
Heserve Plant
o/ Iron & Steel
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