Rural eighth grade graduates in Hocking county exceed last year
Three hundred fifty eighth grade pupils in Hocking county rural schools passed exams and earned promotion. Fewer than 20 pupils failed to meet the required grades. Ward township leads with 42 graduates alongside 28 in Murray City schools. other townships and villages list notable graduation counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Township
Starr
Benton
Green
Salt Creek
Perry
Falls
Laurel
Laurelville
Union Furnace
Gore
Haydenville
Good Hope
Oveville
Rockbridge
County Boards Agree To Road Improvements In Three Townships
County commissioners and township trustees across Benton Green and Falls meet to plan improvements on Goose Run Road in Benton township and Arnold Road through Green and Falls townships. Resolutions adopted align cooperation on the project and routine business was handled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Goose Run
Benton Township
Arnold
Green and
Falls Township
Stewart Held on Possession of Still Equipment
Harley Stewart of Sams Creek in Hocking county was charged with possession of property designed for making liquor. He was arraigned before Judge Harley M. Whitcraft and pleaded not guilty with bond set at 860. Officers had tracked a still site on Sams Creek for 36 hours and found two barrels of mash and a 56 gallon still. Stewart fled the scene but was captured Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harley Stewart
Sams Creek
Hocking County
Harley M. Whiteraft
Stewart
Toel Warbeann
L. F. Hammond
Eyewear Affected by Orchard Dust Injures Locals
Lang and James Barker suffer severe eye trouble from sulphur dust blown into their eyes during spraying at an orchard near Maxville. They were treated in Logan by Dr. Claude Lyons and may face permanent injury. In Fairfield county a $2,771 auto accident suit is filed by Homer W. Hitchen against Earl Shenker and Esther Shenker for injuries and vehicle damage. Melvin Boenersr recovers well after appendectomy in Painesville. Spencer, formerly of New Pittsburg, has new work in Willoughby. Funeral sermon for William Cowan to be delivered by Rev James P. Fields in Sterling after Cowan’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Common Pleas Court
Fairfield County
Homer W. Hitchen
Earl Stenker
Esther Shenker
Lancaster
Hitchan
John Donley
Donley
Automobils
Shenker
Painesville
Melvin Boenesr
Spencer
New Pittsburg
Wiloughby
Newton Spencer
Mra
Mies Bessie Spencer
Ther
Unusual Attraction Planned at Majestic Theatre
The Majestic Theatre presents the Raynor Lehr Musical Comedy Co for three days Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. Leader Raynor Lehr with thirty nine artists brings top Broadway quality vaudeville and a rural comedy My Boy Jake. The show features lavish scenery electrical effects and ornate costumes.
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Majestic Theatre
Raynor Lehr
Broadway Theatre
Coluumbus
Obin
Maynor Lehr
Boy Jake
Lehr
Jan
Palace of Diamonds
Granduer
Twenty Four Pass Teachers Test at Logan
Logan May 12 Twenty four applicants passed the teachers examination last Saturday earning certificates. Two received three year certificates while the rest were granted one year. Forty three attended the exam with some taking only part to be completed next month. Recipients include Georgiina Hubbell Josla Weaver Velva Brashares Esther Chilcote Hazel Chilcote Claude Chilcote Gerald Devol Zola Harmon Juanita Hillyer Jessie Hutchison Leola Johnson Mabel Kemp Alberta McDaniel Jay Nimon Floyd Pence Ruth Penn Fredai Ringhiser Geraldine Slater Stanley Dawley Margaret Popoczy Genevieve Stone Joseph J. Stone Mae Unger and Fred Wright.
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Josla Weaver
Velva
Brashares
Esther Chilcote
Hazel Chilcote
Claude Chilcote
Gerald Devol
Zola Harmon
Juanita Hillyer
Jessie Hutchison
Leola Johnson
Mabel C. Kemp
Alberta McDaniel
Jay Nimon
Floyd Pence
Ruth Penn
Fredai Ringhiser
Geraldine Slater
Stanley Dawley
Margaret Popoczy
jGenevieve Stone
Joseph J. Stone
Mae Unger
Fred Wright
Births Exceed Deaths by Ten in April in Logan County
Hocking county reported 80 births and 25 deaths for April with Logan district listing seven deaths and six births. Measles led infectious disease with 13 cases. pneumonia and influenza also caused deaths. Eleven deceased were over 65. four infants under one year included. Births include numerous local couples with listed parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
County Health Department
Fuenza
Willis A.johnston
Otis Pratt, Jr
Dwighthillips
Edward Stuffiebean
Arthur F. Crane
Sim Curt Bowersock
Elmer Norton
Harry ‘Day
Alya
Cart B. Littlejohn
Rand
Donald M. Lies
James Iw. Starr
Lawrence H. Anneshanstey
Haney C. Conrad
Iceel OQ. Sorreil
Joseph M. Smith
Charles Lanning
John H. Dizon
Parks Ads Boost by Logan Groups Collaboration
Logan Kiwanis club and Logan Chamber of Commerce unite to promote Hocking county parks. About 10 000 folder maps will guide visitors to Old Man's Cave Rockhouse and other sites, with signs planned to help navigation and roads upgraded for safer travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Logan Kiwanis Club
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Iogan
R. Lanning
Frank Blasiuswan
jMriday
Sdate
Ohio
Chambers of Commerce
Jccumattes
Freckhouse
Logan
Old Alan's Cave
Bern
Two Arrests After Loga Nwreck on Front Street
Police report two arrests after a crash on Front Street Friday. William Lattimer, driver, pleaded guilty to intoxication and drunk driving. He paid fines and costs totaling 145 plus lost driving privileges for six months. Companion Pred Alvis was arraigned. details not fully clear.
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Loganwreck
Pront
John Dick
William Lattimer
Pred Alvis
J. BP
Rochester
Lattimer
Alvis
Reward Offered for Bandits in Clintonville Case
Officials announced a $4,000 reward for information leading to the capture of bandits who held up the Clintonville branch of the Citizens Trust and Savings yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Clintonville
Citizens Trust
Savinpany
Coolidge Nominates Additional Circuit Judge for Sixth Circuit
President Coolidge signed a measure appointing an extra circuit judge for the sixth judicial district, which includes Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, and Tennessee. The action expands the bench to handle growing caseloads in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Kentucky
Michigan
Ohio
Tennes
Logan Chamber of Commerce Plans May Meeting
Editor to talk and plans form for a May 1 meeting in Logan with Nation's Business segment. A national chamber official will share a program portion. Ads revtors and other arrangements are under Logan Chamber of Commerce guidance with final approvals to be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Chamber of Commerce
Logan Chamber of Mmerce
Reconsolidation Signals GOP Leadership in Pennsylvania
Philadelphia May 12 indications today showed the Republican party reorganization for the 1828 campaign would simply confirm the decisions of party leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Fire destroys home at Gore with heavy losses
May 12 fire likely from a gas range destroyed the Greogre Green residence near Gore at 10 am. Loss is heavy as new furnishings including a plane and radio were lost. Mrs. Green and daughter Armida Stewart were home but could not save belongings. Mr. Green, field superintendent for Griffin Producing, moved in last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Greogre Green
Gore
Green
The
Griffin Producing’ Company
Hack Improving Logan From Hospital Seeks Home Soon
From Columbus hospital Ford Hack reports, in a May 12 message to friends, that his throat operation and partial vocal chord work have him feeling hopeful. He had serious trouble with speech for months but remains cheerful as recovery continues. Local guests attended a Gl amie club meeting with Mrs. Byron Moorehead hosting and Mrs. Edward Kemper earning first civh honors.
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Logan
Ford Hack
Columbus
Byron Moorehead
Gil Amlei
Belle Hyson
Frank Harden
Edward Kemper
Clause Hammon
Fred Kreyssig
Kreyssiz
Stanley Baker
Clinton Webb
Willard Sprankel
Roger Kriend
Hrave Brandt
Robert Johnston
Titusville
T'a
Man Arrested In Denatured Alcohol Case
Grover Wheeler of New Straits ville was jailed Friday afternoon on a charge of intoxication after officers found him on Mineral avenue with a half filled denatured alcohol bottle. Deputies L F Hammond and Joe Farbearn reported the incident and will file the intoxication charge.
Bank Director Dies Suddenly in Auto Near Logan
Vernon Finney aged 63, director of Farmers and Merchants Bank of Logan, died Friday afternoon from heart trouble while riding in his automobile en route to his home from Logan on bank business. He owned a farm near New Plymouth, was unmarried, and lived with his sister Miss Jennie Finney. Funeral services will be held at the Presbyterian Church in New Plymouth at 1 PM Monday with burial in New Plymouth cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Vernon Finney
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Mr. Finney
Valuable Farm
New Plymouth
Jennieinn
Presiy-i Derizn
Windle of Carbon Hill Admitted After Old Head Injury
John Windle from Carbon Hill was admitted to Cherrington hospital on Thursday after Sheriff W. R. Linyh responded to a call at his home. An old head injury from a coal lump strike months ago is causing renewed trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John Windle
Carbon Hill
Cherrington Hospital
W. RR. Linyh
Windle
Twenty One Rotarians Attend Inter-City Meet at Cir cleville Logan
Twenty one Logan Rotarians attended the Circleville inter-city event with clubs from Greenfield Cir cleville Chillicothe Lancaster Washington C RE and Logan. The gathering drew about 360 attendees with a banquet at the Athletic club and addresses by district Rotary officers plus club programs. A Lancaster orchestra provided music and Judge Harley M Whitcraft was to speak. Attendees from Logan included Charles Huffman Wright Lester Woltz Harry Sibs George Smith Clarence Hein Charles Bastian George Hoengstone Allan Burke Joe Liashares Michel Ernest Short John Terry McGovern L K Showalter Clyde Beverage Roy Wields C ou Allen and L C Laube.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Rotarians
Cireleville
Greenfiald
Chillicothe
Lancaster
Washington C. RE
Rotary
Lancaster ci Tiness
Harley M. Whitcraft
Loony
Charles Huffman
Hh, Wright
Lester Woltz
Harry Sibs
George Smith
Clarence Hein
Charles Bastian
George Hoengstone
Alan Burke
Joe Liashares
Michel
Ernest Short
John
Terry McGovern
L. K. Showalter
Clyde Beverage
Ri. Wields
C Ou. Allen
L. C. Laube
Four Rockbridge Farmers Lose 57 Chickens Friday
Logan May 11 four Hookbrides area farmers report Friday night 57 chickens stolen from their poultry houses by robbers. Names include Mrs Wil Hupler Clift Cling William Primmer and Ledge Dupier with access forced in some locations Grover Carpenter nearby also lost fruit canisters last week Mrs Laura McCormick returned home after five months visiting relatives.
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Logan
Hookbrides
Shyritt Wick
Lloyd
Wil Hupler
Clift Cling
William Primmer
Ledge Dupier
Grover Carpenter
Ttockbridge
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L. E. Mathias
Enterpriseg
Hockings
Waukegan
Ill
Joe Farbearn
Illinois
de. E.R. Blatt
Joyce
Nelsonville
Cherrington Hoospital
Catharine Morgan
Fon Whitcraft
Belig Loomis
Kathryn Berk
Greensburg, Pa
Mir
Guy Loomis
Otterhein College
James PB. Fields
Wiliam Cowan
Lecs
Majestic
Hocsands
Wisit
Old Man's Cave
Rockhouse
West Front Street
Loan
Sand Run
Charririan
J. L. Welm
C. of
Cullums’ Studio
America
Jake
Love Brothers
George Green
Zenner
New Straitsville
AUTO
Rotarians
Circleville
Laura McCormick
Farmers’ & Merchants
D. Zenner Co
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