Names Drawn For Logan Jury Service
Logan May 14 list of names for the April term grand and petit juries was drawn Tuesday by Judge Harley M Whitcraft. Grand jurors include Mrs May Franks and C P Jones among others. petit jurors listed include Ben Hartman and George Beal. Report for petit jury duty starts at 9 am Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Franks
Logan
Roy Douglass
Ward Township
C. P. Jones
W. M. Friend
Laurelville
John Spencer
Logan Rt
A. C. Tipton
Paul Monks
Fred Carpenter
William Myers
Rockbridge Rt
Hettie Baker
G. W. McDaniels
Starr Township
Violet Hillyer
Opal Lanning
Murray City
Ben Weisman
Ben Hartman
George Beal
Sand Run
Jennie Brandt
Bremen
L. E. Radeken
Emanuel Wolfe
Earl France
John McLian
Nelsonville
John Allen
John Keplar
Green Township
Ida Mathias
Elizabeth Kleinschmidt
C. M. Gandy
Sam Smith
Eddie Haynes
George Stump
Emanuel Ellinger
Marion Township
Edgar Delong
Claude Hammon
Francis Toole
Rockhouse sees surge in Rockhouse tourist traffic
Ranger N T Worley reports rising visitors to the Hocking County Scenic District at Rockhouse. April totals reached 1654 with 1318 in May so far and a high day of 640, as he predicts this season may exceed last year’s 30 000 visitor peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
N. T. Worley
Rockhouse
Hocking County Scenic District
Alice Coe Tops County Test Grades in Promotion
In Logan on May 14 Miss Alice Coe an eighth grade pupil at Carbon Hill School led Hocking County promotional exams under J W Coleman with an average 94 1 9 percent She scored 100 percent in spelling Ronald Turner Gore was second with 90 1 3 percent Paul Mower Iesboro next with 88 1 9 percent Lester Devol Carbon Hill followed at 87 7 9 percent Phillip Smith also Carbon Hill held fifth with 87 4 9 percent About 290 pupils took part and reports are nearing completion within a few days confirming the full list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mower
Iesboro
Lester Devol
Carbon Hill
Phillip Smith
Coleman
Hamilton divorce petition dismissed in Logan
Allegra Hamilton's divorce suit against Virgil Hamilton was dismissed by Judge Whitcraft on Tuesday at plaintiff's cost. Leave granted to amend within five days in Walter Hilyard versus Isaac Blosser for false imprisonment. Farmers and Merchants Bank versus Myrtle Nash Bowersock confirmed sale deed and distribution order.
Births and deaths rise in Hocking County April report
Logan May 14 A Health Department vital statistics release shows 38 births in Hocking County and 25 deaths in April. Logan had 12 total deaths, six under one year, with measles leading 14 communicable cases. Births listed for numerous local couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Health Department
Hocking County
G. Donald Gordon
Ralph E. Goss
Ralph Elliott
Charles L. Auker
Ralph Conrad
Charles Welch
Albert Kuhn
Jacob F. Robb
Clark Inboden
John Myers
Charlie Wallace
George H. Zinn
Roy B. Haynes
Lowell Camp
James Edward Mays
Louis Davis
Hebert M. Walters
William Dow Boals
Warren Canan
Gerald O. Devol
Charles A. Bittner
Marshall Downs
Dewey A. Woodard
Gerald Robson
Ben Anderson
Jack Dixon
Clarence W. Thompson
Mark S. Linton
Virgil H. Gorby
Vernon Hankison
Frank E. Aurand
Arlie Brimner
Floyd H. Conkey
William L. Sauders
Francis M. Biffle
Floyd Donaldson
Herbert Richards
Two Boys Face Court Over Drinking Mash
Logan May 14 Two brothers aged 12 and 10 were brought before Judge A M Ellinger after investigators found they drank mash from an old barrel near their home. Both fell ill with the older boy in serious condition. the mash had been left after illicit distillation and the owner could not be identified.
Club entertainments and bridge event summaries
Monday evening social events included the Get Together Club at Mrs. Emma Aplin’s East Second Street home with bridge games, and Mrs. W. C. Adair hosting the D. C. Bridge Club with substitute players listed. Saturday dinner at Belle Hyson Tea Room honored Miss Mary Jane Anderson’s Franklin guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Aplin
East Second Street
Charles Lutz
W. C. Adair
D. C
W. G. Bowen
Ella Miller
John Lee
Theodore Lytle
Mary Jane Anderson
Logan Schools
Belle Hyson Tea Room
Franklin
Checks on marks in Hocking County begun by deputy engineer
Deputy Engineer Ross Wagstaff with the county surveyor's office and federal officials are rechecking permanent benchmarks set years earlier. The effort, completed in Marion, Falls-Gore, Green and Ward Townships, will continue until all townships are surveyed with only one mark found in bad condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls-Gore
Green
Ward
Kiwanis Club Plans Junior Baseball Schedule
Edward Eberst of the Kiwanis general committee will prepare the junior baseball schedule for the season. The league with six teams will play ten games per team, meeting each opponent five times per half. If field arrangements succeed, play may start May 26 and run three games weekly toward early September.
4-H Leaders Meet Logan for Clothing Club Instructions
Miss Edith Beery of Lancaster visited Logan Courthouse on May 14 to guide Hocking County 4-H Clothing Club leaders in sewing garments for girls and gifting projects. Attendees included Mrs. Lawrence Evans Enterprise Mrs. Blanche Primmer Rockbridge Mrs. Catherine Terrell Gore Miss Josie Weaver Marion Township Miss Delphine Krvnn Enterprise Miss Alice Allen Haydenville Miss Freda Moore Gibisonville Miss Alice Adcock Green Township Miss Mildred Ambrose New Plymouth and Mrs. Newell Carr New Plymouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Edith Beery
Lancaster
Hocking County
Lawrence Evans
Enterprise
Blanche Primmer
Rockbridge
Catherine Terrell
Gore
Josie Weaver
Marion Township
Delphine Krvnn
Alice Allen
Haydenville
Fred
Sewing Susies 4-H Club elects leaders and sets June meeting
Logan May 14 report: Miss Ilphine Krinn named leader of the Sewing Susies 4-H Club. Mabel Krinn is president, Mildred Ringhiser vice president, Mary Ruth Krinn secretary treasurer, Dorothy Nelle Krinn recreation leader, Marcella Brown news reporter. Members Irma Helber, Louella Brown, Lucille Krinn. Next meeting June 16 at Walnut Valley School in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Valley
Expression and Interpretation in Music Paper At Euterpean Club
Mrs. M Weymueller presented a paper on Expression and Interpretation in Music at the Euterpean Club meeting held Monday evening at Mrs. G Ackers home on East Hunter Street with attendees discussing the topic.
Musical program and social gathering hosted by local members
Mrs HV Adams and Mrs Wey assisted as hostesses for a charity event. The program featured solos by Mrs Charities Belt Mrs Os manbu and Miss Bessie Bris cov and a piano trio by Mrs Waller rather Mrs Wilbur Lanning and Mrs Hugh Meldrim. Vocal solos by Mrs Adams and Mrs Prather accompanied by Minner were performed. Refreshments served at the home of Mrs Belle Hyson after the annual meeting led by Mrs FL Meade Bowen. Guests include Mrs Anderson of Franklin O and Mrs Hoyt Triblin of Kitteett City Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HV Adams
Weysmuiller
Probtam
Fiaho
Charities Belt
Osmanbu
Bessie Briscov
Waller Rather
Wilbur Lanning
Hugh Meldrim
Mary ‘Taggart Blaston
H- M. Poocks
Mary Jane Anderson
Velone Ackers
Violet Brehm
Suffered Indigestion Attack Hits Local Judge in City
Magistrate C. T. Stephenson former probate judge of Hockings County endured a serious indigestion attack while in the business district Monday evening. He was escorted home by Sheriff W. R. Lloyd and Deputy Charles Briley. Tuesday's bulletin said his condition was improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Magtstrate C. T. Stephenson
Hockings County
Bowen Street
W. R, Lloyd
Charles Briley
Ruth Aileen Hagan Granted Divorce in Logan Court
Ruth Aileen Hagan was awarded a divorce by the court in Logan, with Thomas W. Chilcote acting as her next friend. The action ends a marriage dispute and grants Hagan legal dissolution.
Ruth Alleen Chilcote Restored After Cruelty Decree
Edwin Clarence Chilcote case ends with the wife awarded a divorce on cruelty grounds. Judge Harley M. Whitcraft grants the decree and restores Ruth Alleen Chilcote to her maiden name. Costs are taxed against the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Clarence Chilcote
Harley M. Whitcraft
Ruth Alleen Chilcote
Ford's Challenge Unanswered at Dearborn Dance
Henry Ford offered to outpace any Junior High School student in a hundred yard race but the challenge went unaccepted. He signed programs for over 800 dancers at a Dearborn high school dance with Mrs. Ford and old friends watching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn
Mid
Henry Ford
Scope of Great Power Company Linked to Southern Ohio Electric
Howard Bobo district manager gave a vocational talk to the Athens Rotary Club at Hotel Berry describing the territory served by the Southern Ohio Electric Company and its history. Alpha members attended the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Ohio Eiectric Company
Athens Rotary Club
Hotel Berry
Howard €. Bobo
Alpha
Rotary Sing winners host talk on power distribution
Gamma Delta sorority won the Rotary Sing on the Ohio University campus and performed before Mr. Bobo. He used charts to show how Southern Ohio Electric Company transmitted power from the central plant to many towns. Company figures include John B. Poston as general manager Sam M. Haffey as general superintendent and Homer Park as general pure agent, all in Columbus offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forever Central
Wood
Southern Ohio Electric Company
John BR. Poston
Sam M. Haffey
Homer Park
Columbus
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Ar Ea Ag To
Clinton
Alice Coe
Frank Harden
Clinton Webb
Byron Moorehead
Arthur T. Amerine
Roy Ruble
Warner Avenue
Arthur Smith
William Souders
Frank Soudere
Ewing
D. ¥. Milne
Niews Society
Ross Wagstaff
Edward Eberst
H. Glen Hall
Dr. Hall
EL Long
Logan, Ohio
Dening
Delphine Krinn
Have Music Club
Ford
Great Power Company
Jack Horner
F. J. Beasley Milling & Grocery Co. Distributors
Houdaille
Phaeton
DOR Sedan
Detroit
Universal Credit Company
Plan of Time Payments
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