Stewart Forms First 4-H Club With 19 Members
A new 4-H Club is organized in Stewart with 15 girls and 4 boys. Hollis Stockmartin leads the boys. Mrs Hollis Stockmartin and Miss Ressie Lemon head the girls. Charter members include Melba Faulkner Janette Merrick Virginia McBee and others from Stewart and nearby Beebe Guysville and Frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Hollis Stockmartin
Jeader
Ressie Lemon
Melba Faulkner
Janette Merrick
Virginia McBee
Alvada Pierce
Janice Coleman
Orville
Nice
Harold Meek
Myers
Rome Grange Meeting Set For Tuesday Night
Rome Grange plans a meeting at 8 o clock Tuesday in the Grange Hall Stewarts town. All members are asked to attend and refreshments will be served.
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Rome Grange
Grange
Stewart
Logan
Logan Knights For
Pythias
Lancaster Lodge I
Lancaster
Merchants Plan Referendum and Funeral Notices
Logan merchants schedule a Thursday afternoon referendum at the Presbyterian on closing hours. Funeral services for Joe Allen of Starr Township are set for Monday at two, with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. The retail committee plans to meet and discuss parking ordinances and street sparking concerns.
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Logan
Presbyterian
Logan Merchants Ti Church
Verton Alfep
Joe Allen
Starr Township
Buintact
Columbus
Thurshotd
Retail Merchants Division
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Dureler
Oak Grove
R. E. Allen
Rhem
West Front Street
Cil Council
Ballenger 6 Fined 5000 in County Court Case
A farmer Clyte Ballenger of Athens was fined 5000 with 300 costs after two five gallon kegs of whisky and wine were found buried on his farm. Judge L G Worstel presided at the Athens County Common Pleas Court. Witnesses Frank Mulligan and Robert Sheridan testified. Ballenger pleaded not guilty claiming someone else hid the keys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyte Ballenger
Athens
L. G. Worstel
Athens County
Pitas
Wilson Atort
Harry Dalton
Frank Mulligan
Ballenger
Robert Sheridan
Perry Appointed As Glenford School Leader In Logan Area
County officers reported the appointment of BE I Perry as U rine bed leader over the whisky redacted facilities. Perry, a former assistant superintendent of the Hocking County Rural School District, previously led New Straitsville schools and has lived in Logan the past three years.
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Ballenger
BE. I. Perry
Glenford
New Lexington High School
Perry
Hocking County
New Straitaville
Logan
Thorn Poisons Injures J D Brown at Junction City
Reported blood poisoning after a finger injury on the night for J D Brown of Junction City. He was brought to the hospital this week. condition described as little changed Saturday morning. Robert Spence eight months old, serious pneumonia relapse at the hospital. little hope for recovery. Chester Jones recovering from leg amputation and fracture at the Neville Brick Plant. leg injury worsened by additional injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Brown
Junction C
Chital
Robert
William Spence
Ihila
Chester Jones
N Iville
Miss Schellenger To Give Recital May 22
Anna Florence Schellenger, pianist and pupil of Mrs C Robinson, will present a graduation recital in Music Hall Auditorium at 1 o clock Tuesday May 22. The program includes Bach Prelude and Fugue in E flat major Beethoven Sonata Op 1a in three movements Debussy four element pieces and Scherzo from Op 39 with Polonaise Op 53.
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Anna Florence Schellenger
C. Robinson
School of Music
Ohio University
Toral
Music Hall
Colonial Hotel Leased for Hotel and Restaurant Venture
May 4mm Prank Gordon, proprietor of a igca restaurant, has leased the Colonial Hotel from the Somerset Realty Company and will operate the hotel and restaurant combined, succeeding Omar Snyder who has managed the hotel for several years.
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New Lexington
Prank Gordon
Somerset Realty Company
Omar Snyder
Athens Grangers To Re Produce Drama
Athens Grangers present a home talent play titled The Deacon s Honeymoon produced for April 30 in the Blackville schoolhouse and May Wednesday evening at 8 at Albany Grange Hall. Directed by Mrs Kh dacc oby under Home talent Play Work supervision led by R B Tom of Ohio State University. Albert and Oliver Young, banjo and guitar, perform intermission music.
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Athens Grangers
Blackville
Albany Grange Hall
Kh. Daccoby
Wardledt
R. B. Tom
Ohio State University
Albert and
Oliver Young
Pla
Laurelville High School graduates hear A B C lessons and life advice
Thurman Dusty Miller urged graduates to know their A B C s with emphasis on title to the people citizenship and behavior. Diplomas were presented by Superintendent J W Coleman as Laurelville and Carbon Hill schools held commencements with Dr John L Clifton and Hill Jewett addressing students and listing graduates.
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OFA
Thurman
Dusty” Miller
Laurelville High School
J. W. Coleman
A. S
Paula A. Potts
Laurelville Hi School
Flannigan
Ammer
Florener Allen Swackhammer
Eilla Zola Pontius
Salt Creek
Murray City
John L
Pearl Spencer
Julia Toth
Ann Archer
Ajesta Bauer
Wilma Bennett
Charles Coleman
Eva Cook
Mildred Campbell
Ruth Ldonson
Ctus
Paul Sorrell
Ralph Vivian Hoffman
Muthrum
Porter Johnson
Carbon Hill High School
Hill Jewett
Coleman
Venus Chapter Annual Inspection Highlights Local Attendees
About 150 present for Venus Chapter Order of Eastern Star annual inspection on May 4. Mrs Pauline Welty of Brunen served as inspecting officer with a seated luncheon at the Mason ic Hall. Mrs Welty and Mrs Oley were presented with gift items. H M Boocks and M Loomis led vocal numbers. Guests from New js ) Marshficht Newitsville Nell isoniide Dremen Jumbus and tWellston attended.
Cat bites boy in Logan during rabies concern
May 4 Logan report details a cat bite on a boy as Miss Alma Garvin discusses animal rabies at a home economics demonstration in Haydenville. The injured child received medical attention while officials await analysis from Columbus. The cat was killed and packed for shipment for testing.
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Logan
Garvin Spears
C. S. Matheny
Haydenville
Alma Garvin
Mal
Columbus
Ihouse
Charles Briley
Jas
Harley Armstrong
Laurelville
Twilight Baseball League postpones second game timing
Weather delays push back the Twilight Baseball League second game between the Hoopey Towelers and the Moores and Ross ice cream makers. League president D M Soliday announces the games will move to Tuesday Thursday and Friday evenings next week depending on weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twilight Baseball League
Hoopey Towelers
Moores and Ross
D. M. Soliday
Hunter Denies Dicken Charge In Embezzlement Case
John Hunter pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury under 500 dollars bond after arraignment on embezzlement charges. The case ties to funds solicited for former policeman John Dicken, who was injured in an auto crash. Dicken testified he never received any money from about thirty-one subscribers through Hunter and two others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Dicken
Hunter
Dickens
Farbearn
Monary
Fairfield officials fail to locate Crystal Getz for interview
Logan responders aided by Fairfield County and Lancaster authorities searched for Crystal Getz in a prohibition case but could not locate her. Sheriff Gail Lesler and Prosecutor Russell Cunningham led the visit from Fairfield County to Logan with Hocking County escort.
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Airfield
Crystal Getz
Case
Logan
Sherif
Gail Lesler
Russell
Cunningham
Fairfield County
Lancaster
Hocking County
Two women questioned in connection with Bell residence burglary
Print analysis linked two women to the C H Bell burglary on East Main Street. Officers report prints compared to a former Lancaster suspect, with cooperation from a Columbus department expert. The women claimed innocence and expressed no fear as investigators pursue the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
C. H. Bell
East Main Street
W. Hy Lioya
Getz
Columbus
Urance
Waa
Lancaster
Beil
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Health Board
Dr. Bland
Hocking
James Loomis
Lauremviie
Mourray City
GLI Amicy Club
Willard Lyke
Mary Bond
Gli Amicl Club
Belle Hyson
Lyke
A. L. Schreck
Edward Jones
Harry Thomas
Josephine Judy
I. M. Myers of
Byron Wolfe
Ella Miller
Earl Shaw
Bruce Brandt
Bertie P. Correil
Hannah Webb
New Straitsville
William Bush
Harold Nixon
Joe McLunn
B. and J. Construction Company
Indiana
J. W. Hull
Rockbridge
County Board of Elections
NEW 44 Club
Logan, Ohio
Ofio
Court House
Allen Rites
Vernon Allen
Togan
Glenford Sebeal
D. Brown
Robert Spence
Miss Schellenger
Farmers’ & Merchants’ Bank
the Depot
Ian Logan
Ohio
Eugene Waver
J. Harold Redd
J. Harold Reikl
Camille Hair
Main St
Carbon Hill
Pauline Welty
Eastern Star Meeting
Cat Bites
Rai
Majestic
eEsex
Kenneth Enterits Hesents
Royal Radioz— Hawaiians
Syanders
South Sea
Emil Jannings
Sale
Altrea Campbell
Campbell
Clyda Beverage
Ruth
Keith Shultz
I. E. Weekley Watch and Jewelry Repair
Majestic Theatre
Buchtel
Epworth League
Epworth League Methodist Church
The
Hatch Library & Book Shop
DRY Cleaners
H. M. Downard
E. B. Acomb
D. Zenner Co
Coloe
Linotwich Georgen
Niewspa
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