Athens man testifies from cot in Hocking County suit
Wor ley J. Merritt of Columbus testifies in the damage suit against J. A. Issinstein of Deanville Athens County. Merritt, treated at Cherrington Hospital since last week, testified about December 4 1938 crash on U S Route 33 at Enterprise that killed two and injured Merritt and his mother. He said his preaccident earnings as a real estate man were 45 to 60 dollars weekly and that he spent 13 weeks in hospital after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worley J. Merritt
Columbus
J. A. Issinstein
Enterprise
Merritt
Aident
Forest E. Weinrich
Phil Henderson
Eugene Wright
Logan
William FH. Bartels
Weinrich
Athens
C. G. Wright
Walter Hols
Clarence Hartmann
Harry Dodds
William. G
Martin
William Strentz
HD. Arnold
Harriet Harris
John Keplar
Ella Rochester
Rolland Pontious
Bowers Reappointed to Hocking County Board of Health
N A Bowers is reappointed to the Hocking County board of health as the advisory council lists existing members Br C Thany Haydenville Hufford Rockbridge with Travis Wharton Rockbridge as chairman and George Krischbaur Laurel Township as secretary. The advisory council includes representatives from eleven township boards and the mayors of Laurelville and Murray City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarsan
M. Mn
Wonern
Perry
Hocking County
Board of Health
Avanry Councield
Fine’ Health Department
Br. C Theny
Haydenvill Hufford
Rockbridge
Travis
Wharton
George Krischbaur
Laurel Township
Laurelville
Murray City
Junes Bride and Road Projects Advance in Hocking
At a Wells dinner, Miss Catherine McArthur and Thomas Weber announced their engagement, with plans set for a June 7 wedding in Wellston. Weber, a journalism graduate, will live in McArthur after marriage. Separately, WPA directs county road work advances in Perry and Wellston townships, including Scotts Creek, Vickers, and Thompson roads with multiple bridges and heavy grading. About 220 laborers are on Scotts Creek, 165 on Vickers, and 120 on Thompson sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine
Thomas McArthur
W. E. Hoe
Regan Hotel
Wells Bi
Mar‘nae
Minx Cathwine
Thomas
John le Weber
Margaret” Weber
Ieveland
Hurch
Wellston
Lect
Ohio University, Mens
Ohio State University
Ch Omega
Weber
Western ‘Reserve University
Cleveland
Ohio University
Ohio
Univversity
Mearthur
Never
Demorat Enquirer
Scotts Creek
Vickers
State
Bel Lone
Logan Hospital patient returns home after accident injury
Mrs Vion Higgs returns to her city home Monday after extended treatment at Cherrington Hospital for injuries from a February 9 collision on Main Street near Spring Street while crossing the road. Mrs Ries has remained in hospital. Mrs Ralph Mead and infant son returned to Logan Route 3 Monday. John Partiow of Nelsonville, treated in hospital, was dismissed Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Vion Higgs
Cherrington
Main St
Spring St
Ries
Ralph Mead
Ton
John Partiow
Nelsonville
Logan-Harrison Litherland to receive permanent police appointment
Logan-Harrison Litherland will be made a permanent patrolman on the city police force on May 8 after a virtually completed Speday provisional period. Safety Director R. Re Loomis confirms the provisional term for Peat Derr ends May 1 and that Derr will also receive a permanent appointment per Loomis. Frances Grove has been assigned to Probate Judge E. L. Ewing's office to assist with paperwork. she works for the NYA and began her new duties Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harrison Litherland
R. Re Laomis
Peat Derr
Loomis
Logan Frances Grove
Logan Rt. 3
E.L. Ewing
NYA
Gallipolis City Commission debates Shaw appointment
A tense Gallipolis City Commission meeting questioned the Shaw appointment as acting member of the sinking fund trustees and the legality under the city charter. Questions arose about quorum, vacancies, and who may appoint, with calls for attorney general guidance. The board also enacted an ordinance restricting hogs and discussed Pine Street cemetery expansion and a zoning change on Third Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Car
Frankie Shaw
Myers
Shaw
Wiliam P.‘Chereng
Ion Wan
Mel
Mr Shaw
Joseph. le
Carnes
le C Bean
Cherrington
Bern
Kinewan
T Henith
Pine Street
Grape Sts
Gallipolis Social Notes Births and Visits
Gallipolis social notes report the birth of a daughter on Saturday May 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Sterill Perkins, a son to Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Langhorne, and visits by Lieut. Robert Jenkins and Mrs. Jenkins with their son in the Tawney home. Dr and Mrs F W Shane and son Francis spent Sunday at Mocking County caves with relatives from Columbus and Piqua. Others include Mr and Mrs John Ropeter in Louisville for races, and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Amsbary with extended family from Pomeroy and North Point Pleasant. Ernest Ecker, formerly of Charleston, is described as an invalid now in poor health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Sterrill Perkins
T. P. Langhorne
Harold Mackenzie
Robert Allen
Robert Jenkins
Washington, D.C
F.M. Tawney
F. W. Shane
Francis
Mocking County Caves
Co Imbus
Piqua
Fritz Alsamer
Charleston
Harry Maddy
John Ropeter
Louisville
Dro
Kenneth Amsbary
Pomeroy
FB Amsbary
Wayne Amsbary
North Point
Pleasant
Mittie Amsbary
Northup
Elsie Shaw
Peggy
Billy Amshury
Ernest Ecker
Mra
J. W. Tm
Lakin and Lawrence Chosen for Student Council Officers
Richhard Lakin and Jean Lawrence were selected as student council officers by the school faculty. Tom Fife and Robert Mtnckenzie were chosen to attend Boys Week sessions in Columbus from June 14 to 24, with expenses covered by the American Auxiliary and Rotary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allipolis
Richard Lakin
Jean Lawrence
Lakin
Tom Fife
Robert ‘Mtnckenzie
Columbus
American ‘Auxiliary
Rotary
Prom Held May 16 Junior Senior Dance Set
First event of the graduation calendar will be the Junior Senior prom on May 16. Dinner is at the Methodist Church dining room and Carlton Brooks orchestra from Wellston will play in the high school auditorium. Attendance of 200 is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallipolis
Carlton Brooks
Wellston
Father and Son Dinner Meeting at Gal Lipolis Lodge
Members of the Gal Lipolis Masonic Lodge plan a Father and Son dinner in the temple on May 23. A committee including Otto E. Carter Gatfield Griffith and G. H. Morrison is making arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gal Lipolis Masonic Lodge
Otto FE. Carter
Gat&field
Beauty Shop Owners Meet Tonight in Gallipolis
District beauty shop owners from the area plan a meeting at 8 30 this evening in the Lafayette Hotel to discuss business conditions possibly arising from vending legislation. State organization members are expected. John W Caldwell, who died, received a prize at Sundays meet and his son Jim Porter is mentioned. A funeral is noted for Edward Hockman, hospitalized after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallipolis
Lafayette
State Organization of Owners
Porter
Gallipolis
Fairview Church
Walnut Towning
Blue Pencil Club
Cowship
John W. Caldwell
Jim Porter
Dallas Caldwell
Rio Grande College State Hospital
Logan Brief Social Notes from Logan High Club Event
Logan Briefs notes a senior girls dinner party at the Methodist Church hosted by the Business and Professional Women's Club with group singing and favors for each attendee. Also reports weekend visits and guests from Logan, Union Furnace, Cleveland, Crooksville, St. Paris, Little Hocking, Athens, and nearby towns.
Kiwanis Observes National Music Week Program
Logan Kiwanis meeting at White Hall features the music committee in charge. P Mooney James R Horwell and Robert Cassi lead a singing program in observance of National Music Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Logan
White
Ram
P. Mooney
James R. Horwell
Robert Cassi
Logan County music supervisors final meeting notes
Logan County music supervisors held their final meeting of the year at Dillon Monday led by Superintendent Samuel. Attendees included Helen Laverty Janet White Louise Wolfe Maxine Weinrich Martha Smit Jane Steele Grace Orr and Bernice Goodman as they reviewed the year’s work and discussed other matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—County Music Supervisors
Samuel
Funeral Rites Held For William Gee At Mount Tabor Church
Funeral services were held at Mount Tabor church near Vinton for William E. Gee a Columbus resident killed in an auto accident near Chillicothe Saturday. He is survived by his wife in Columbus his mother Mrs Mary Ellen Gee of Vinton brothers Armit and Richard Gee and sisters Mrs Anna Bugg and Mrs Margaret Hagman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gee
Gallipolis
Mount ‘Tabor
Vinton
William E. Gee
Absence Cancels Baccalaureate Address at Mallipolis High
Rev. Lewis Weber Gishler cannot attend the Mallipolis high school baccalaureate due to absence. The ceremony at Grace Methodist Church Sunday night will feature Pre Pobst from Rio Grande College delivering the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallipolis
Lewis Weber Gishler
Grace Methodist Church
Pobst of
Rio Grande College
School board hires first teachers for Morgan Township year
Morgan Township Board of Education announces selections for next school year with incumbents Homer Kemper Kenneth Ward and Maurice Thomas named as teachers. The report notes ongoing staffing decisions amid district needs and mentions egg production figures from a separate agricultural update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Morgan ‘Township Board of Education
Homer Kemper
Kenneth Ward
Maurice’ ‘Thomas
Logan High Prepares For Senior Events
Logan Iniga School gears up for graduation as seniors wrap study and plan events. Juniors and seniors attend a banquet this week ahead of next week’s class play and several additional activities scheduled to close the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Iniga School
Cleanup Week in Logan May 12 to 17
Logan declares Cleanup Week from May 12 to 17. Mayor Dallas Kinser prepares proclamation urging all residents to join in the general cleanup effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Dallas Kinser
School Principals Byers to Address Ohio Meeting
Byers, high school principal, will address a Columbus meeting of the Ohio High School Principals Association to discuss a report by the Ohio Curriculum study committee. He and Garfield Griffith, high school coach, will attend a football clinic at Ohio State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl ¢. Byers
Columbus
Ohio High School Principals ‘Association
Ohio
Byers
Garfield Griffith
Ohio State University
Park Reopens Recreation Center At Logan With New Facilities
Public recreation center in Logan draws growing crowds as benches, tables, and a shelter house are installed. A rustic bridge will connect from Mulberry Street to the park, with pool cleanup and planned painting and minor improvements for summer programming. A supervisor is being hired to oversee services. In divorce news, Dallas Kinser files response in a Logan case while June Wolfe seeks custody and an absolute divorce.
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LoGal—white
Kachelmacher
Mulberry. St
S.pergram
Logan
Dallas Kinser
Pesano
Fendant
Fred Wolfe
June Wolfe
Ohio Camp Meeting Pictures Shown at Church of God
Church of God in Logan hosts a showing of Ohio State Camp Meeting pictures at S Culver on Thursday May 8. The Springfield event runs ten days attracting up to 20 000 in a single day. Rev Mary Wahl pastor notes Rev E A Kline in charge. No admission charge and all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ohio
Church of God
Non
S. Culver
Springfield
Mary Wahl
Hurch
E. A. Kline
Baseball Schedule Change In Chieftain Paper
Lancaster agrees to a postponement with Logan for Wednesday. Logan will travel to Gallipolis for a Wednesday game instead. The Lancaster game moves to May 21 with hopes of a Friday makeup. Coach Tom Bender seeks a Friday Lancaster game and a possible doubleheader if feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Chieftain
Lancaster
Gallipolis
Tom Bender
Sheriff Returns Giffin To Answer Charge
Logan Michigan sheriff returns Edward Giffin to face a non support charge. Giffin, a tenant farmer, was transported by Sheriff Floyd Duffy and accompanied by Mrs Duffy from Tonia Michigan to Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giffin
Logan
Edward Giffin
Tonia
Mich
Floyd
Duffy
Michigan
Funeral rites for Harry S. Green held at St John’s
Logans Hold Green rites at St John’s Catholic Church at 9 o’clock Monday morning for Harry S. Green retired foreman who died last week. Rev Father John Eyerman presided. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Nearby Soonville Mines operate as regular. High School Alumni Clara Bell E Awards rectured on plan. Dinner Dance organized by Mr. and Mrs. William Atkinson. Gallipolis William Jones and Orville Atkinson urged Lawrence County plans. Annual meeting set for Thursday May 20 with dinner in the Methodist dining room and Bags’ City to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
St. John’s Catholic Church
Harry S. Green
John Eyerman
Oak Grove Cemetery
Soonville Mines
Bell E
William Atkinson
Gallipolis
William Jones
Orville Atkinson
Lawrence County
Draftee Dental Fee Change At Fort Hayes Training Site
Health officials announced plans to pay a tuberculosis test fee for each draftee entering training service through Fort Hayes. Dr. Walter E. Brehm moved his dental office to a new structure attached to his residence on Midland Place, ending his use of the Ambrose Hotel Building. Selection of five junior class members for the National Honor Society will be made Friday morning at the high school. Girl Scouts sponsor a sample fair at Thurman School on Wednesday. Pioneer Youth Group Mothers Day meeting set for St Matthew Lutheran Church at 8 PM with program coordinators Thelma Monte rey Mary Mosure and Esther Mundy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallipolis
County Health Com
Ogan
Walter_E. Brehm
Fort
Midland Place
Ambrose Hotel
Gallipolis
Court View
C. C. Byers
Logan
Pioneer
St. Matthew | Lutheran Church
Divorce Granted in Logan for Fred Knox and Dessie Knox
Fred Knox was granted a divorce from Dessie Knox on Saturday amid cruelty findings. The court awarded custody of two minor daughters to the mother and two minor sons to the father. The father must pay 16 per week for support until further order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Knox
Logan
Dessie Knox
Terrel Pleads Guilty in Assault Charge
Dalton Terrell appeared before Magistrate Frank St. Clair on a Sunday assault charge filed by Delbert due. He pleaded guilty and was fined five dollars plus costs. The incident reportedly occurred Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Dalton Terrell
Lore
Frank St. Clair
Delbert Due
Brass Quartet Heads to Regional Contest at Flint
Lusair-ne onan times of new Union Furnace High School earned a superior rating in Columbus last week and will enter the regional cone fest in Flint Michigan next Wednesday May 14. Quartet members are Bob Ryan Dwain Lee Clark John Campbell and Paul McMa Their instructor Miss Bernice Goodman will accompany them with her mother Mrs W J Goodman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusair
Onan Times of New Union Furnace High School
Columbus
Flint, Mich
Bob ‘Ryan
Dwain Lee Clark
John, Campbell
Paul McMa
Bernelceoodman
Ong
W. J. Soodman
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ATHEN
Russell
West Virginia
Kentucky
N. A. Bowers
Hocking
Logan Hospital
Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store
Llipolis Social Notes
Egular Ag Lax
Owe
Ton Jon Health Repre
Quick's
Cut Rate
W. Union St
Richhard Lakin
Edward Hockman
Kerry St
Logan Briefs
D. B. Rheinscheld
Ruth
C. le ‘Cunningham
Union Furnace
Ellsworth Rheinscheld
Robert
Elizabeth
Danny
Harold ‘Acque
Raymond Wilson
J. M. Cooley
Crooksville
Park
Coonville
Evelyn Rorick
Cecil Wade Valentine
Parkersburg
W. Va
Marshall Valentine
Mildred” Angelina Ball
C. F. Ball
Thur Fan School
Nice
Colonial
Fae
Berry Hotel
Terrel
Sneath
Zenners
Junior
Sister
Anne Adams
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