Warden urges citizenship in Ohio Penitentiary talk
Logan May 5 Warden P E Thomas of the Ohio penitentiary urged better citizenship before the Past Chancellors Association at the Hocking Valley meeting in the Pythian building. He outlined prison conditions, parole realities, and the need for law obedience, while praising community organizations like the Knights of Pythias and Boy Scouts for civic work.
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Logan
P. E. Thomas
Ohio Penitentiary
Chancellors’ Association of the
Hocking Valley
Pythian Building
Pythian Band
Ohio
Lont
Knights of Pythias
Knights of Pythias of Ohio
Boy Scouts
H. L. Geddes
E. L. Morrell
Nelsonville
Edward Howard
Charles Strum
Hawk
Newark
Donn Mooney
Pritchard
Mr. Jern
Shawnee
Marvin Martin
Hardey
Pythian
Porter Waneh
L. P. Mooney
Laverette Sain
Murray City
Albert Barber
Hopkins Assumes Logan City Public Health Nurse Post
Miss Enliv Hopkins assumed duties as Logan City public health nurse on Friday morning arriving from Dawson Springs Kentucky. Her appointment was announced by the city health board last month after work at the U S Veterans Hospital. She has four years public health work in Indiana and is a Louisville General Hospital graduate with Cleveland health nursing training. Her home is New Albany Indiana. F H Middleton of Montgomery West Virginia visited Thursday and Friday. Miss Mabel Brown and Miss Marie Kielnachmidt of Logan High School were unable to be at school Friday afternoon due to illness.
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Mabel Brown
Marie Kielnachmidt
Logan High School
Iitness
C. F. Ridgley
Logan
John White
Huenza
Difford Erwin
Columbus
Harvey L. Doak
Greendan
Increase in Activity of Oil Fields in Logan County
Weather improves and roads reopen to major oil fields in Logan County. Observers expect summer development with several new wells, including No. 29 on the McClain tract and others by Griffin Producing, Northern Development, and Ohio Fuel. Local figures William Cline and others plan additional wells in Crookaville and surrounding lands. Local officials Cline, Ridgley, and Erwin noted for recent health and attendance issues.
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Kiooking
Mentat
Waismica
Kintsie
Maxville
Walter Lane
Muahig
Ohio Fuel Company
Crookaville
William Cline
Carbon Hill 4-H club to organize meeting in May
Will organize Logan May 65 members of the Carbon Hill 4-H club will meet one Monday evening to organize for the year’s work. Miss Blanche Smith and Mrs. Robert Johnson to lead the club replacing Mrs. Andrew Ballard who cannot accept. The Rev. Virgil Adams will lead the Cherokee club at Union Furnace this summer. The club follows two projects with members interested in handi craft and poultry.
Inquire Into Mental State Of Leslie Shultz
Two physicians were named by Judge Harley Whitcraft to form a medical board to assess the mental condition of Leslie Shultz of Sand Run, charged with murdering his brother-in-law Edward Torn. The panel includes Dr W D Deuschi of Columbus and Dr John Berry, Athens state hospital head. A May 11 court date was set to address the case, with efforts to clear the docket before June 1 and actions on guardianship in probate court postponed.
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Shultz
A.M. Tilinger
Matron Cooks 1456 Meals at Hocking County Jail
Mrs. W. R. Lloyd, matron, prepared 1456 meals for prisoners in April as daily inmate numbers ranged from 20 to 26. She also performed all jail matron duties and cared for her home and family.
Revival of Industrial League Baseball Planned in Logan
Logan officials announce a meeting at 7 30 p m Monday in the courthouse auditorium to revive industrial league baseball. Four teams are lined up the East Enders West Enders Garage and Franks Wash ion Shop with two game nights weekly and officials managers and players invited to attend.
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Logan
Courthouse
East Enders
Westi Enders
Franks Washion Shop
May Festival to be staged over two days at high school
The Logan public schools music department will present a two day May Festival in observance of national music week. On Thursday afternoon mixed choirs and the junior high orchestra perform for fourth to sixth graders, with morning and evening programs on Thursday and Friday featuring choruses, the children's ballet, and the senior high school orchestra. The Girls' Glee Club with the high school orchestra will perform between acts, directed by Al Foote.
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Logan
May
Logan Public Schools
Ichildren
Cross
Star High School
Th High School
al Foote
Canargs
G A R Meeting Planned in Lancaster May 17
Arrangements were made Thursday evening for the G A R to hold a meeting in the hall of the Auxiliary to the Sons of Union Veterans on the evening of May 17. Veterans from Lancaster, accompanied by representatives from the auxiliary and Sons of Veterans organizations, will be here for the gathering. The meeting aims to boost the state encampment of the G A R to be held in Lancaster in June.
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Logan
Sons of Union Veterans
Lancaster
Austilary and Sons of Veterans' Organizations
Whea
Seniors and juniors hold annual banquet at Easterling clubhouse
Fifty six members attended the junior-senior high school banquet at the Easterling clubhouse on Friday evening from 6 to 9. Afterward dancing with the sophomores joined in at Beta hall. Lloyd Blum presided as toastmaster, Robert Thompson spoke for the seniors, and Helen Foote directed piano solos. Harley Meyer gave a second toast, a sextet performed, and a skit titled Last Sad Rites closed the program. Superintendent F. Ridgeley was ill and unable to attend.
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Lloyd Blum
Robert Thompson
Helen Foote
Kenneth Wright
Harry Thomas
Fred Oberie
Harley Meyer
Mary Mkeiler
Dorothy Johnson
Helen Ward
Ruth Meyer
Fred Oberle
F. Ridgeley
Child Harold Hawk Dies at Age Two in Athens
Harold Hawk son of Mr and Mrs A P Hawk of Athens died at his grandparents home from diabetes complications and intestinal influenza after illness since March. He leaves a 4 month old brother. Funeral services by Rev H E Geddes will be held at the Hysell home Monday at 3 p m with burial in Oak Grove.
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Hyseli
Logan Veterans Boost Athens County Camp
Logan veterans joined the Athens County camp expanding to a larger local unit. At a Logan meeting three members Pr C Lyon Dr D A Rannel and C Bright joined, strengthening ties among veterans from Athens Nelsonville Logan and nearby Sunday Creek communities.
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Athens County
Logan
Guant
C. Lyon
D. A. Rannel
C. Bright
Eniz
Athens
Nelsonville
Sunday Creek
Oklahoma dairy champion named for record milk output
Jessé Mileur of Flush OE earns high producing cow title after setting a ten month total of 12,186 pounds of milk and 810.9 pounds of butterfat, with ownership details linked to Jane, a five-year-old cow.
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Jessé Mileur
Oklahoma
Jane
Child Care Lesson Planned in Logan
Milas Wande Pryzluska health specialist from Ohio State University extension will present the second lesson on Child Care to Logan county women this Thursday. The session at the courthouse will train group leaders who will then teach local community groups in future meetings.
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Logan
Milas Wande Pryzluska
Ohio State University Extension Service
Re-arrest of Dewey Pierce Ordered After Fine Default
Dewey Pierce was re-arrested by Deputy Sheriff L F Hammond for failing to pay a liquor law fine from months ago. Paroled from Hocking county jail at Christmas time after serving part of his sentence, he did not meet the parole payment terms. Officials said others violating parole terms in similar fashion would be returned to jail.
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Pierce
Hocking County
Logan County Elections Board Reorganizes
Logan May 5 members of the county board of elections reorganized at the courthouse. Democrat W. A. Henderson was reelected board chief after clerical selection by lot. Edwin Barker, Democrat, and Clinton Webb, Republican, were nominated. Webb won on the lot after a tie. Webb succeeds C. C. Brehm, Republican, who did not seek reelection as clerk. Next meeting set for June 1.
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Logan
County Board of Elections
W. A. Henderson
Lot
Edwin Barker
Clinton Webb
Webb
CC. x. Brehm
Brehm
Woman Operated on for Acute Appendicitis at Hospital
Mrs Guess of near Greendale was taken to the Herrington hospital Friday and underwent emergency surgery for acute appendicitis. Hopes for a rapid recovery are expressed as her husband aids in care.
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Logan
Henderson Guess
Land transfer to brick plant recorded in Hocking County
Transfer of all land owned by Hocking Valley Products in Hocking County was made to Greendale Brick and Greendale Minerals. The 147 parcels span Falls Gore Green Starr and Ward townships and part of Murray City. Recording fees totaled $2650, a county record for the recorder and auditor offices this term.
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Logan
Hocking Valley Products Company
Hocking County
Greendale Brick Company
Greendale Minerals Company
Recorder and Auditor
Falls
Gore, Green, Starr
Ward
Murray City
Reeds
Ihaniel Strabte
Melbin
Injured Driver Hurts in Lancaster Auto Crash
May 6 in crasse Logan, Frank Th. Hendren of Muncliffe was brought to Cherrington hospital after his car struck a bridge abutment near Lancaster. He sustained a bruised chest and back and lacerations to the arms and legs. Vehicle demolished.
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Mniured
Crasse Logan
Liancaster
Frank Th. Hendren
Muncliffe
Cherrington Hospital
Hendren
Lancaster
Tlis
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