Trustees Named by Committeemen to Invest War Relief Funds
Logan Legion Post adopts a resolution to appoint five trustees to invest $10,000 from the Hocking County War Relief Fund in Ohio fiduciary compliant securities. Interest plus $500 of principal to be used annually by the post for activities, with fund exhausted in 20 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — Legionnaires
Logan Post
Hocking County War Relief Fund
Ohio
Service Department
Post
Sons of the Legion
Frank Walters
Forest E. Weinrich
B. W. Wright
C Wood Bowen
C. C. Lyons
Lawrence Adcock
Fred Carpenter
George E. Carr
Frank Judy
Legion
Hocking County Garden Club Forms in Logan
Logan Hocking County forms its second garden club in a probate court room meeting addressed by Margaret Fenton of Chillicothe. C Fulton Smith and Fred Keeler accompanied her. Harry J Stevenson organized preliminary work. About 20 attended. Officers: Anna Wellman president Amos L Heyde vice president Precious Correll secretary treasurer. Next meeting at 7 30 Monday in the Grand Jury room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Probate Court Room
Margaret Fenton
Chillicothe
C. Fulton Smith
Fred Keeler
Harry J. Stevenson
Anna Wellman
Amos L. Heyde
Precious Correll
Grand Jury
Logan Briefs from Logan and nearby towns on Sunday visits
Logan resident Logan Gano visited Glouster while Mr and Mrs John Wallace hosted him. Harvey Mohler and daughter Retha Jean from Marion Township dined with Lawrence Ellinger. William Holtzapfel of Ironton joined Walter Huffman family gathering. William Lehman and family of Logan visited Columbus. Lehman also saw W B Henney, former local resident. Jessie McManigal left with Mrs Harry Hamilton for Springfield to attend the DAR state convention. Crawford family from Columbus visited Legon. Cuthbert of the Ohio Department of Education met health officials about deaf students in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Gano
Logan
Glouster
John Wallace
Harvey Mohler
Retha Jean
Marion Townemp
Lawrence Ellinger
William Holtzapfel
Ironton
Walter Huffman
William Lehman
Columbus
Lehman
Joan Strawn
W. B. Henney
Jessie McManigal
Harry Hamilton
McArthur
Springfield
DAR
J. Crawford
Tommy
Legon
Leroy Crawford
Cuthbert
Ohio Department of Education
Legion Lighth District Holds Second in Membership
Logan District Eight of the American Legion remains second in weekly membership with 2279 members or 94.7 percent of its 2406 quota. Lancaster post leads the district with 314 members as Logan reports 127 toward its quota and McArthur hits the 90 quota week. Murray City shows 73 of 74. The 1995 total stood at 1731, now surpassing the 1935 grand total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
American Legion
Lancaster Post
McArthur
Murray City
Prevention Study At Logan Senior High
Logan senior high students spent a 45 minute Tuesday session on an accident prevention program sponsored by the Red Cross. They learned home inspection methods to support the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
The
Red Cross
DoJ File in Weekington Lists 1800 Pitomobile Tire Patterns
A Department of Justice file from Weekington lists 1,800 Pitomobile tire patterns. The document details the variety of patterns and their identifying codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Weekington
Easter program at United Brethren Church class meeting
The Christian Culture Class of the United Brethren Church met at Mrs. John Keich home with hostesses Mrs. Fred Kelch Mrs. James Hutchison Mrs. Harry Sweazy and Mrs. Lawrence Evans. Leader Mrs. Herman Leonard presented a pre Easter program In the Garden. A trio sang Angels Roll the Rock Away Bruce Price played flute solos with Bob Price at piano. Reading and a business meeting followed. Lunch was served by hostesses. Guests included Mrs. William Maffin Mrs. Allen Adams Mrs. Paul Cruise Bob and Bruce Price Martha and Frances Kelch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
John Keich
Fred Kelch
James Hutchison
Harry Sweazy
Lawrence Evans
Herman Leonard
N. N. Brown
Paul Cruise
Hutchison
Bruce Price
Bob
James Rees
William Maffin
Allen Adams
Martha and
Frances Kelch
Franklin Kerr Guild Concludes Fiscal Year Meeting
The Franklin Kerr Guild held its final year meeting at the Presbyterian Church social rooms Monday night. Mrs. Fred Burchfield led, with devotions by Mrs. Desmond Braddock and a study from The Challenge of Change by Miss Helen Rochester. Mrs. J. R. Smoot sang two solos, joined by Mrs. Allen Adams. New president Mrs. Fanny Spears will attend the Presbyterial meeting in Gallipolis on March 31 and April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Kerr
Fanny Spears
Gallipolis
Smoot
Roger Friend
Allen Adams
Florence Bort
R. A. Henderson
Paul Dollison
Louise Strentz
Wineriose Club Hosts Victoria Swett Home Event
The Wineriose Club was entertained by Mrs. Victoria Swett at her home on Monday night. Guests substituting for absent members included Mrs. Carpenter Mrs. Ed Kemper Mrs. Erwin Matheny Emma Lloyd Mrs. Belle Hyson and Mrs. Carl Judy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wineriose Club
Victoria Swett
Carpenter
Ed Kemper
Erwin Matheny
Emma Lloyd
Belle Hyson
Carl Judy
Sewing Club Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Wellman
Mrs John Wellman acted as hostess for the Sewing Club luncheon held Tuesday at noon. Attendants included Mrs Fred Ambrose Mrs Anthony Toerner Mrs J D Sanderson Mrs A K Smith Mrs Mayme Bowen Mrs Walter Kleinschmidt Mrs Wiley Thurness Mrs Walter Rochester Mrs Harry Bartlett and Mrs Wellman. Sewing followed the meal as the afternoon passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wellman
Fred Ambrose
Anthony Toerner
J. D. Sanderson
A. K. Smith
Mayme Bowen
Walter Kleinschmidt
Wiley Thurness
Walter Rochester
Harry Bartlett
Wellman
Central Grade School hosts St Patrick's tea for families
Teachers of Central Grade School welcomed parents with a St Patrick's tea Tuesday afternoon. Each grade performed in the music room, then guests moved to the sight-saving room for tea service featuring a green and white color theme. Several pupils helped pour and serve under supervision of Miss Ruth Brooke and six other teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Grade
Ruth Brooke
Wilma Martin
Lucille Oeffier
Kathryn Bell
Elsie Martin
Minnie Moore
Bea Ross
Diplomatic Corps Topic at Junis Club Meeting
Our Diplomatic Service was discussed at the Junis Club with Mrs J D Sanderson presenting. A miscellaneous roll call was entered by members and two guests Mrs M S Pond and Mrs George Cunningham Lancaster attended. Mr Minnette McCray hosted with a 6 o clock dinner preceding the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junis Club
J. D. Sanderson
M. S. Pond
George Cunningham
Lancaster
Minnette McCray
Women’s Clubs Meeting Attended by Athens Group
Miss Marie Lines Missa Minette McCray Miss Mary Lemon Mrs Fanny Spears Miss Grace Hunter Misa Precious Corre Miss Florence Bort and Mrs Beas Mutchmore attended a Business and Professional Women's Clubs meeting in Athens on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Lines
Cornhog Contracts Planned in Logan Hocking County
Logan Hocking County prepares corn hog compliance contracts for approval. Extension service notes many contracts from other counties require corrections before final approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PLAN
Logan — Hocking County
Extension Service Office
Ten Will Take Examinations
Logan High School selected ten seniors to participate in the county-wide scholarship tests to be held at the senior high building at 8 o clock March 25. Local students Martha Herron Emma Barker Ray Collison Ray Lanning Lynn Miller Mary Monks Victor Nixon Helen Graham Connie Wells and John Cooper will compete with reps from other high schools under a committee headed by G E Carr Fred Burchfield Paul A Potts Laureivlre and S H Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High School
Logan School
G. E. Carr
Fred Burchfield
Paul A. Potts
Laureivlre
S. H. Dillon
Rockbridge
Martha Herron
Emma Barker
Ray Collison
Ray Lanning
Lynn Miller
Mary Monks
Victor Nixon
Helen Graham
Connie Wells
John Cooper
Club Presidents Aid Prevention Campaign
Logan leaders from eight clubs endorse the Red Cross accident prevention drive. Statements cover various campaign facets and list endorsing women: Mrs John Krieg Saturday Club Mrs Harry H Wright Nondescript Club Miss Betty Martin Junior Tourists Mrs Mayme Bowen Tourist Mrs Clayton Scheide Jr Cosmopolitan Mrs Fred Burchfield Tourist Book Mrs C B Clark Euterpean and Mrs W H Hansel Among Ourselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Red Cross
John Krieg
Harry H. Wright
Betty Martin
Mayme Bowen
Clayton Scheide, Jr
Cosmopolitan
Fred Burchfield
C. 8. Clark
Euterpean
W. H. Hansel
Tax Officials Attend Columbus Oil and Gas Valuation Meeting
Auditor W. S. Yaw and Treasurer George C. Hengst attended a county officials meeting in Columbus called by the State Tax Commission. The purpose was to determine values for assessing oil and gas properties for 1936, crucial for Hocking County with many such companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
W. S. Yaw
George C. Hengst
Columbus
State Tax Commission
Hocking County
Woman Severely Injures Hand While Packing for Move
Mrs. Frank Tipton severed an artery in her right hand while helping her husband pack for a move to Hackensack New Jersey. A local physician attended her. The Tiptons plan to move east soon for Mr. Tipton’s new job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hackensack
N. J
Frank Tipton
Holl Addresses Legion In Glouster Tuesday
Logan Barton A Holl visited Glouster Tuesday evening and addressed the American Legion post. He conferred about the spring District Fight conference set for May 10 in Glouster. The Glouster Post earned the district conference by meeting its 1936 membership quota and is now about 40 percent above quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Barton A. Holl
Glouster
American Legion Post
Scout Speakers to Address Troop 160 at Willow Lake
Scoutmaster Alfred B. Campbell led Logan Troop 160 on a Friday trip to Willow Lake where a campfire and wiener roast were held. Guests tonight will be Judge E. B. L. Ewing and Eber Mowery of the Troop Committee who will speak and Campbell plans several similar meetings in coming weeks.
Snow Delays Rural School Bus Service in Hocking County
Snowdrifts halted buses in Marion Township and Starr Township delaying sessions at Marion Centralized and Union Furnace. Russell Brown transported Marion high school pupils to Logan but could not reach the grade school. 18 children sheltered in Logan. Muddy roads and slush blocked city streets. service crews kept gutters open to drain excess water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Marion Centralized
Union Furnace
Russell Brown
Marion
Marion Township
Starr Township
J. W. Coleman
Service Department
Alpha the Carbon Hill High School Senior Annual
Carbon Hill seniors plan a 50 page annual named Alpha with Dorothy Hawk as editor in chief and a staff including Max Kineer Thomas Parry and Roy Vollmer. The paper will cover school activities while the junior class prints a monthly paper and bands and societies are active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon Hill High School
Alpha
Five Seek Post in Fourth District Court of Appeals
Five candidates seek the Republican nomination for the fourth district court of appeals. In addition to Judge Harley M. Whitcraft of Logan, contenders include Judge M. R. White of Gallipolis, Wilder H. Middleton of Waverly, Frank Delay, and Judge Roy Gillen of Jackson. Hi Club to present high school assembly Friday morning with Kenneth Oeffler, president, in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Kenneth Oeffler
Judge Whitcraft Speaks on Respect for the Law
Judge Harley M. Whitcraft spoke Monday evening in Chillicothe as the guest of the Brotherhood of the First Presbyterian Church. His address focused on respect for the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harley M. Whitcraft
Chillicothe
Brotherhood of the First Presbyterian Church
Logan Magistrate Attends Sister's Funeral in Zanesville
Magistrate S B Whitehart was summoned to Zanesville on Monday by the death of a sister. He remained there to be present for the funeral rites Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
S. B. Whitehart
Zanesville
Gallia County League Examines Candidates For Office
Gallia County Better Government League led by Dr. R A Howell sends questionnaires to potential office holders asking about party membership age dependents years in service and candidate education. It questions real estate ownership unlawful money use political influence and liquor use and invites attendance at Friday meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Better Government League of
Gallia County
R. A. Howell
J. T. Hall
Howell
Better Government League
League
Former Mail Carrier Dies Near Addison
Philip Trichler aged 72 longtime Gallia County mail carrier died at his home near Addison after a period of illness. Surviving are his father Dan Trichler a German native a sister Mrs Amanda Swisher a son Elwood Trichier and his second wife Effie Sterns Trich ler and their daughter Amanda Rayburn. Funeral services are set for 2 PM Thursday at the Addison M F E Church with Rev E C Vent in charge and burial will follow at Coal Hill Cemetery above Addison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Philip Trichler
Addison
Gallia County
Dan Trichler
Germany
Amanda Swisher
Elwood Trichier
Dayton
Forest Service Starts Rural Population Census in Gallia County
The U S Forest Service launches a rural population census in Clay and Guyan Townships to map residents, households, farm stock, and work types. Crews under Ranger A J Quinkert and Ranger J A Seward conduct surveys to aid National Forest planning and land examination. Mrs John Hutchinson of Vinton reports the death of her uncle William Dallas of Marion, brother to the late Mrs W H H Frederick of Bidwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
U. S. Forest Service
Clay
Ohio
Guyan
Gallia County
A. J. Quinkert
Ironton
Greenfield
Walnut
Perry
Gallia
J. A. Seward
Jackson
Quinkert
Forest Service
John Hutchinson
Vinton
William Dallas
Marion
W. H. H. Frederick
Bidwell
Birthday Observed for Ida Paugh in Joppa
JOPPA The 68th birthday of Mrs. Ida Paugh was celebrated at her home with a cake bearing 68 candles. Attendees included her son Wilber Paugh and daughter-in-law, plus relatives from Akron Doylestown and Limberger Ridge. The Ladies' Aid Society held an all day quilting meeting with a potluck dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joppa
Ida Paugh
Inlaw
Wilber Paugh
Gay Baker
Akron
Vern Green
Raymond
Doylestown
John Christy
Lucy
George Reed
Vernon
Roy Bailey
Mary Wellis
Elmer Reed
Hattie
Leonard
Alta Paugh
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. J. Benedum
E. W. Pratt
L. R. Barr
J. R. Kibbee
G. L. Ruth
Vivian Pratt
Parkersburg
W. Va
Clifford Miller
Vienna
Frank Burns
C. W. Sanders
Clyde Sanders
Silas Clark
Rockland
Clark
Fannie Coleman
Ralph Adams
Long Bottom
T. F. Dye
Elmer Blake
Junior
Rolland Dodderer
Misa Jessie Wilson
Marietta
Robert Dodderer
Esther
Ida Sanders
Dale Pratt
Ernest Griffin
CCC
Pomeroy
Death summons for Lewis Summers brings Kanauga residents
Mrs Mollie Denney traveled from Parkersburg West Virginia after her brothers death funeral and burial at Maddy Cemetery. Fred Hanson and Pete Dale of Gallipolis circulated among friends. Mrs Janie Burnette and grandson Billy visited Mrs James Roberts and husband. Bake sale in Gallipolis for church funds was successful. John Lambert of Dickerson West Virginia visited relatives. Mrs Bernard Harmon visited Parkersburg on business. Mr and Mrs Perry Thaxton of Gallipolis visited Mrs Tean Hix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanauga
Mollie Denney
Parkersburg
W. Va
Lewis Summers
Georges Creek
Maddy Cemetery
Summers
Jennie Reese
M. E. Church
Fred Hanson
Pete Dale
Gallipolis
Janie Burnette
Perry Thaxton
Tean Hix
Acquittal in Gallipolis Support Case
George Vario was found not guilty by a jury in a Gallipolis support case. Flora Vario, mother of Rose Varlos, testified under subpoena but the defense supporters presented her testimony. Foreman W L Gilmore led jurors with several members named, while the Greek-born mother described prior money sent for child support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Flora Has
Varios
George Vara
Greece
W. Va
Rose Varlos
Varlos
Red House
W. L. Gilmore
Eureka
Loren L
Jeanette Emerson
J. FE
H Charles Eilker
S. Gray
J. F. Leaper
Fannie Caldwell
Thivener
Hughes
Thur
Indian Evangelist to Conduct Service at Local Mission
G Allipolis reports the Rev. y. Walker, an Indian evangelist, and his wife will lead services at the folks' home and mission on Mil street Friday and Saturday nights. Walker is of the Chippewa tribe, born in Oklahoma. His wife will sing hymns with guitar. They recently closed a revival at Pt. Pleasant Virginia where more than persons joined the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Walker
Mission
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Hocking County Garden Club
Legion Lighth
Winorlose
F. J. Beasley Co
For All
Club Presidents
Severs
Holl
Navy
Mrs. Paugh
Athens National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Kanauga Briefs
George Vario
Acquitte
Servic
Incinnat
Bundéy
Ie Uta
Mr. Merchant
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