Logan county names April grand and petit juries
Logan County officials drew jurors for the April term with eight women on the grand jury the first time since women gained suffrage. The lists name jurors from Logan and surrounding towns including Murray City Rockbridge Ada Kreig and Mrs M R Lewis among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Grand Jury
William Winland
Laurelville R.D
Waveline Saunders
Logan R.D
James Lanning
Murray Pi
Emma Westenhaver
Ee Hugh Meldrim
Atheny
Haydenville
Eek Ponte Logan
Ada Kreig
Harry Febus
Rockbridge
R.D
Lloyd Blosser
Joseph Ansel
Bell Miller
W. W. Hardy
David Later
M. R. Lewis
Murray City
Leslie Cruise
New Plymouth
Ira Dawley
Ward Township
Edward Barker
Logan R. D
James Johnson
William J. Carpenter
Matis Lindsey
South Bloomingville
Simeon Blackston
Marion Township
Eugene Blake
Sand Run
Archie Harris
Nelsonville R. D
Ben Spicer
Oroville
Clara Jones
Cyrus Rochester
Mable Schwenke
Eph Lane
Robert Webb
W. Wrightsell
Union Furnace High To Honor 2 Team
Plans are under way at Union Furnace High for a banquet honoring the boys and girls basketball teams. An instrumental concert directed by Mr. Harburger is set for Friday April 13. Sixty pupils from the girls and boys glee clubs will attend the county music festival in Logan Friday March 30. Two new pupils entered the grades Harlene Ervin in the fourth grade Mary McDonnel in the sixth. Jack Lee born March 14 to Mr. and Mrs. Harry McVey. Ira Duffee hosts a party with twenty five guests. Dorothy Patton of Haydenville visited Elizabeth Ingmire. Barbara Bender invited Mrs Fender's mother Addessie Groves for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Furnace
Harburger
Logan
Harlene Ervin Te
Mary McDonnel
Harry McVey
Jack Lee
Ira Duffee
Rey Bherbun
Wheeler, Mich
Ruth
John Sherban
Jeane Dyer
U. B
Dorothy Patton
Haydenville
Eizabeth Ingmire
Lee Bender
Barbara
Columbus
Mra Fender
Addessie Groves
Logan Briefs Highlight Local Visits And Health News
Logan brief items report Mr. and Mrs. Rochester Bowen of Columbus visiting relatives on Sunday. Miss Lucille Roberts travels to Columbus for several days awaiting a cancer and registered nurse. Miss Rosella Kleinschmidt visits Athens with her sister Marie Kleinchmidt. Relatives learn Mary Margaret Brian of Mt. Pleasant Michigan has scarlet fever. Janice Barker undergoes tonsil surgery at Cherryton Hospital on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Bowen
Columbus
Logan
Lucille Roberts
Rosella Kleinschmidt
Athens
Marie Kleinchmidt
Mary Margaret Brian
Joe Brian
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Janice
Cc. F. Barker
Cherrington Hopital
Logan High Band to Jackson April 27 Under Henry Fillmore
Logan High School plans a trip to Jackson on April 27 for a massed band under director Henry Fillmore. Local director Richard McCutchan says about 45 to 50 students will participate. News comes from Pleasant Much of Logan. Birth announcement on Washington's Birthday reports twins for Rufus and Mrs Westbrook formerly of Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High School
Jackson
Henry Fillmore
Richard McCutchan
Pleasant Much
Washington
Rufus Westbrook
George
Marthe
Bert Kitchen
Logan A Special Session For Waterworks May Be Held
A special session of the Logan city council is planned for Tuesday night to discuss waterworks improvements and related matters. The meeting will address funding, project timelines, and service impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Why Council
Wilful Absence Grounds Divorce Granted
Judge Harvey M. Whitcraft grants a divorce to Mark Shelton from Ethel Shelton on the grounds of wilful absence. Costs are adjudged against the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harvey M. Whitcraft
Mark Shelton
Ethel Shelton
Representative Welch Observes Birthday Amid Campaign
Hocking County Representative H B Welch paused his drive for the Democratic nomination in the 11th District to mark his birthday on Saturday. The event coincided with Irish patron Saint Patrick, noted in local chatter.
Work Done in Camp Hocking Is Reviewed in Free Thiebe
The Hocking Free Press, issued by Camp Hocking staff led by editor Frank Verna, reports on state work. Lt Peckinpaugh notes a 600 gallon per hour water well, a $1500 bathhouse project, and new showers. Wyatt outlines projects including 11 miles of telephone lines and military-scale forestry efforts with towers and large tree clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking
Frank Verna
Pat Kealin
A. McCafferty
Ted Brammer
J. Malay
R. Kelley
E. Alsentzer
R. T. Peckinpaugh
Lt. Lazzeri
Darby
A. G. Wyatt
Mr. Proctor
Peckinpaugh
Wyatt
Suspect Flees as Officer Tumbles in Paper Warehouse
Chief Lew Reynolds pursued Ralph Lancaster after locating him in Ben Singer’s paper warehouse. The suspect hid among waste paper when the officer grabbed him. a collapse toppled the stacks and the man vanished in the confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ralph
Lancaster
Lew Reynolds
Ben Singer
County Spelling Beers Finals Set at Logan High
The county wide spelling finals will be held at Logan High School Building at 9 30 a m next Saturday. Students scoring 100 percent in district eliminations qualify for the finals. The district with the most perfect spellers per capita wins the cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High School
CWA payroll stable in Hocking County with 625 paid
Payroll for the CWA in Hocking County matched the prior week with a total of 6349.97 dollars distributed to 625 recipients. Perry County paid 4279.44 to 1037 people, Fairfield County 2680.44 to 330, and Pickaway County 2506.97 to 233 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
CWA
Hocking County
Perry County
Fairfield County
Pickaway County
County Home Ward Loses Both Feet Amputation Advised
John Cooney, a patient at Hocking County Home, underwent surgery at Cherrington Hospital to amputate both feet after freezing injuries sustained weeks earlier. The operation removed both feet above the ankles, and medical staff report his condition as favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En Logan
John Cooney
Hocking
Cherrington Hospital
Logan City investigates well water salt content near city
City officials seek to determine the chemical content of water from drilled wells near Logan after a council meeting. Tests show a slight salt trace linking to a historic salt plant south of the city where water was reduced to obtain salt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Poneers
Morrison will names sons executors in probate
The will of Nancy J. Morrison of Alexander Township Athens County is probated in Judge S. Johnson's court. Since her husband predeceased her, all property passes to daughter Ida May Morrison and sons William Guy Morrison and Elisha Ray Morrison, with limited bequests to Ida May, grandchildren, and a monument to be erected at the family burial plot at Pleasant Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy J. Morrison
Alexander Township
Athens County
M. Johnson
Ida May Morrison
William Guy Morrison
Elisha Ray Morrison
Clayton McKinley Morrison
Richard Morrison Arid
Drs
Irene Arnold
Sharney Edith Morrison
Ira Morrison
Central School Names Honor Roll for Fourth Six Weeks
Central School published its fourth six weeks honor roll. First grade honorees include Duane Bell and Marc Biddison among others. Second grade names list Billy Cargo through Doris Larch. Third grade honorees include Helen Brown and Johanna Daugherty. Fourth grade winners are Howard Bobo and Dent Williams. Fifth grade honorees include Elizabeth Kolenick and Morris Wiley. Sixth grade students named are Jane Wamsley and Paul Rotherm al among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School
Duane Bell
Marc Biddison
Eddie Brown
Bobby Smith
Joan Algeo
Mary Daugherty
Virginia Lee Gaston
Deanue McPherson
Mary Nash
June Schuler
Billy Cargo
Dana Connett
Raymond Dunfee
Paul Higgins
Bobby Jones
Garry Stephenson
Vincent Wiley
Mattie Lou Allen
Wanda Lee Coota
Betty Frances Johnson
Elan Mickie
Rose Lee Swyers
Jean Tryon
Mary Lane Valentine
Patricia Wright
Doris Larch
Helen Brown
Johanna Daugherty
Luther Dunfee
Rachel Hoffman
Annamae Keever
Julia Larch
JoAnn Murphy
Parestides
Luella Powell
Wanda Quest
Marjory Ann Bardin
Virginia Rogers
Stella Taylor
Howard Bobo
Betty Brooks Griswold
Betty Jane Harris
Joanne Leben
Joan Seiple
Dent Williama
Elizabeth Kolenick
Mary Jo Stephenson
Joan Woolley
Morris Wiley
Jane Wamsley
Paul Rothermal
Helen Minameyer
Oryn Johnson
Mary Eleanor Figgins
Patty Daugherty
Betty Jean Cox
Constance Dent
Betty Alone Kelley
Logan Sees Cisterns Run Dry Amid Heavy Snow
Heavy snowfalls fail to replenish Logan cisterns as rainfall remains scarce and snowmelt fails to fill tanks. Residents report many cisterns now dry despite ongoing winter conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Lodge Elkste Social Meeting Tonight
A special social meeting of the Logan Lodge of Elkste is held at the club rooms at 7:90 tonight. Music and entertainment will be offered and the feed committee is ordered to function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Lodge of Elkste
Gardeners Plant Early Despite Frozen Soil in Gallipolis
In Gallipolis, gardeners worked Saturday to plow and plant despite soil still frozen. One gardener advocates planting early potatoes by St. Patrick's Day while noting last year’s crop went in February 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
St. Patrick's Day
Residents, visitors make rounds as town notes roll up
Raymond Nixon returns home after months in Columbus hospital from coal mine injury. Elton Siatzer in Zanesville hospital after severe burns from home incident shows no expected improvement. Mrs. Jennie Powers recovering from pneumonia. Howard Blankenship in Logan Wednesday. Mrs. Amy Lanning in Columbus on business. Goldie Otsot and daughter Betty Jane with Beatrice Smith in Columbus. Liberty Filling Station being repaired with new paint. Starling Lohr and Mabel Stoltz in Columbus visiting relatives. Local youngsters fly kites end of week. Virginia McCoy of Columbus visiting sister Helen McCoy, music supervisor. Henry Lemon of Orville on Friday business. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lawson moving to near Cincinnati for Mr. Lawson’s new job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Raymond Nixon
Columbus
Howard Blankenship
Logan
Amy Lanning
Goldie Otsot
Betty Jane
Beatrice Smith
Liberty
Starling Lohr
Mabel Stoltz
Henry Lemon
Orville
Edward Lawson
Cincinnati
Mr. Lawson
Athens Junior High Names Fourth Six Weeks Honor Pupil List
Forty eight seventh to ninth graders at Athens Junior High earned honor roll for the fourth six weeks. High honors in seventh grade went to Jean Forsyth Grace Ellen Foster Donna Gaitten Alice Macecombs and Daniel Bardin. Others named include Mary Duncan Betty Jane Fulton Anna Margaret Morrison Ila Jean Nelson Eleanor Peckham James Person Virginia Segalle Helen Stratton Kurt Watkine and Elizabeth Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Junior High School
Jean Forsyth
Grace Eilen Foster
Donna Gaitten
Alice Macecombs
Daniel Bardin
Mary Duncan
Betty Jane Fulton
Anna Margaret Morrison
Ila Jean Nelson
Eleanor Peckham
James Person
Virginia Segalle
Helen Stratton
Kurt Watkine
Elizabeth Wood
Lancaster Man Arrested on Intoxication Charge
John Kerns of Lancaster was arrested Saturday night by Chief Lew Reynolds and charged with intoxication. He will appear before Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John Kerns
Lancaster
Lew Reynolds
Kenneth RK. Fitzgerald
River Notes Report Steamers On Falls and Sinks
River traffic on the Ohio and Kanawha shows declines as ships move from Memphis to Pittsburgh with coal and empty barges. Steamer Otto Marmet sank a loaded coal barge near Cincinnati after smoke stalled towing, while Julius Fleischman carried coal from Cincinnati, and Henry Vetser Jr. headed to Kanawha with empties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
American and
Kelly
American Barge Line
Memphis
Pittsburgh
Julius Fleischman
Cincinnati
Henry Vetser, Jr
Kanawha River
Otto Marmet
Ohio
Kanawha
Ohio college students spend spring vacation at home
William Jones Kenneth Ambary Robert Betz James Neal Jane Ann Bovie and Ernestine Cating of Ohio State University Columbus and Lioyd Niday of Ohio Northern University Ada are spending their spring vacation at their homes here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jones
Kenneth Ambary
Robert Betz
James Neal
Jane Ann Bovie
Ernestine Cating
Ohio State University
Columbus
Lioyd Niday
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Darling Rites Conducted in Gallipolis
Funeral services for Dr. George W. Darling 87 of Portsmouth were held Sunday. He was father of Mrs. Margaret D. Carter of this city. Burial in Wellston where he was born and reared and where he practiced medicine before later moving to Portsmouth.
Legislature Urged to Assure 1923 33 State Aid Basis
Gallipolis March 19 Affiliates in the Save Ohio Schools Association telegraphed the taxation and finance committees of the Ohio Legislature requesting amendments to the Guneett Finance Bill. They seek a state aid base not less than that provided for the 1932 33 school year to fund southern Ohio hill counties. Resolutions name Prof W A Lewis Rio Grande Mrs Jennie Elliott J I Richards and an emergency committee of Mrs Julia Bean Lloyd Stormont and H B Bradbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio
Save Ohio Schools Association
Gallia County
Association
Lafayette Post
The
American Legion
Parent-Teacher Associations
W. A. Lewis
Rio Grande
Jennie Elliott
J. I. Richards
Julia Bean
Lhoyd Stormont
H. B. Bradbury
Landscaping Contract Let For Gate to Mound Hill Cemetery
The city and French Colony Daughters of the Revolution awarded the landscaping contract for the Memorial Gateway entrance to Mound Hill Cemetery to Mr. Teague. Work begins immediately and will take about 10 days at an estimated cost of $500. A. F. DeWorth, floriculturist at the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics, planned the planting and landscaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Mound Hill Cemetery
Daughters of the Revolution
Teague
A. F. DeWorth
Ohio Hospital
Gallia Court News: Judgments and Sales Ordered
Clarence Coughenour won a money suit against Charles B. Thompson et al for 954.40 plus 8 percent interest from March 17. Caldwell & Caldwell vs Cotterman dismissed. A farm partition in Huntington Township in the Wellington vs Harman case ordered. premises to be sold at sheriff's sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Clarence Coughenour
Charles B. Thompson
Common Pleas Court
Caldwell & Caldwell
Cotterman
Huntington Township
Elsie B. Wellington
Clarence E. Harman
Bradburys to Move Gallipolis Residence
County Superintendent and Mrs. H. B. Bradbury with family plan a move to the 8 B Huntington residence on Third Avenue from their Fourth Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
H. B. Bradbury
8. B. Huntington
Third Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Fourteen Arrested At Gallipolis Municipal Court Day
Gallipolis prepares for arraignments as fourteen defendants face the Municipal Court before Judge A J Stormont after a weekend marked by two cutting affrays and one obstruction of property case. Additional suspects face drunk and disorderly charges. Betty Roe and Hencie Persinger are charged with cutting with intent to kill after injuries to John Greer and Clyde Cornell. Greer remains hospitalized with a deep knife wound. Cornell sustained deep cuts requiring stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
A. J. Stormont
Betty Roe
First Avenue
Hencie Persinger
John Greer
Clyde Mocco Corned
Mre
Roe
Persinger
Greer
Holzer Hospital
Third Avenue
Olive Street
Mrs. Roe
Ethel Stewart
Cornell
Inez Sowards
Neil Avenue
John Fraley
Workman
Holzer Hospital Notes Gallipolis Admissions and Dismissals
Gallipolis notes list admissions at Holzer Hospital on Sunday including Tommy Reid infant son of Mr and Mrs Matt Reid of the city for medical treatment Mrs Cecil White Long Bottom appendectomy A F E Reiney Pt Pleasant appendectomy Dismissals include Mrs M T Eping Mrs J E Halliday James Carney Camp Gallia CCC Bending Pomeroy Mrs Rivers Little and son Racine Rosalie Brooks Jackson Landon Smith Pt Pleasant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Tommy Reid
Matt Reid
City
Cecil White
A. F E. Rainey
Pt. Pleasant
M. T Eping
J. E. Halliday
James Carney
Camp Gallia
CCC To Pick New Corps in Coming Month
Athens County plans a third CCC mobilization in April to join federal reforestation armies. Last year 55 youths were recruited then 54 more joined later. Applications start after March 26 with enlistments for six months for 18 to 25 year olds from relief families. Camps exist across Ohio including five in Scioto and work covers forest conservation erosion control and park improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
Athens County
Citizens’ Conservation Corps
Washington
Ralph Shaffer
State Department
Shaffer
Ohio
Zaleski State Forest
Vinton County
Scioto County
Lucas
Hocking
Lawrence
Vinton
Summit
Tuscarawas
Ross
Ashland
Muskingum
Morgan
Noble
Pike, Meigs
Gallia
Adams
Clermont
Jackson
Perry
Defiance
Henry
Jefferson
Champaign
Auglaize
Highland
Warren
Cuyshoga
Gallia County Youths Seek CCC Enlistment
More than twenty Gallia County youths have been sent to George Haney the county relief director for CCC enrollment. Probate Judge J. B. Clark forwarded the names and FE Braught chairman of the Ohio Relief Commission says relief directors will oversee selection of men for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Civilian Conservation Corps
George Haney
J. 8. Clark
Haney
FE ©. Braught
Ohio Relief Commission
Girl Scout Troop Five Plans Dinner After Signaling Contest
Patsy Rose was vested as a new scout by Mrs. Fred Wheaton on Thursday. Troop Five, led by Captain Mrs. John Woolley and Lieutenant Woolley, held nature work and signaling practice. A contest determined a winning patrol while the losing WAnaAssa plans a party Thursday 7 to 9 pm. Catherine Carpenter and Irene Olson will chaperone. Martha Jones Health Test. next week aims for a registration dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Rose
Fred
Wanaassa
Catherine Carpenter
Fred Wheaton
Irene Olson
John Woolley
M Woolley
Martha Jones
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Constipation Relief
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets advertise as a pleasant herbal laxative that cleanses the liver and eases chronic constipation without griping. The ad claims quick, safe, sugar coated results for dark breath and tired headaches, urging thousands to try the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Dr. Edwards Olive
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Far Hollow
Hocking Co
Frew
Nancy Morrison
Pleasant Hall
Paul W. Kittleman
Milwaukee
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Lillian Ebblebracht
Waukekan
Ill
Kittleman
Elton Siatzer
Zanesville
Jennie Powers
Virginia McCoy
Helen McCoy
Athens Junior High
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Jean Finsterwald
Dixie Lou Williams
June Baird
Helen Baker
Clifford Cornell
Helen Downe
Delpha Douglas
Dean Gerwig
Mary Louise Heal
Ruth Hartley
Marjorie Harvey
Harry Hees
Jean Hout Frederick Kittle
Mary EB. Lasher
Marjorie Malone
Kathryn Sherrard
Clark Biedel
Aldine Duncan
Jane Foster
Stephen Fuller
Dorothy Hartman
Vivien Bingman
Lillian Crumley
Jack Fulton
John Lockard
Warren McClure
Betty Miller
Helen Pennell
Patricia Ross
Eileen Sanders
Mary Louise Wyatt
American
Roosevelt
Quincy
Mass
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Farragut
Mobile Bay
U. S. Navy
Gallia Save
Gallia Court News
Bradburys
Margaret McCormiin
Girl Scout
BADG
Helen Downs
Edleman
Betty Fulton
Jsyth
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Margaret Morrison
Gibson
Scout Council
Bay Scout Room
Cil
Dorothy Lowell
Vasserette
Vassarette Foundation
Garmen
Vassarette
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