Vancuren Expected to resign for State Highway Post
Political activity rises as Commissioner Tom Vancuren plans to resign by June 1 to join the state highway department. He has reportedly been named superintendent of highway signs and markers, with Governor Davey’s consent. The vacancy will be filled by Auditor Yaw, Recorder Sparnon, and Judge Ewing, likely from the Democratic party. About 15 applications are on file, with no public list or selection timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Yaw
D. O. Sparnon
F. L. Ewing
Yaw
Sparnon
Democrat Party
Gibisonville Graduation Attracts 500 Persons
Gibisonville High School held commencement exercises Tuesday night with about 500 in attendance. The program opened with a senior class prologue and faculty, followed by music, solos by Betty Amnah and Walter Stiverson, a class address by Rev. J. R. Fields, diploma presentations by County Superintendent J. W. Coleman, and a benediction by Baccalaureate services occurred Sunday May 5 with invocation, hymns, scripture, sermon Open Windows, and anthems led by Rev. Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibisonville
Gibisonville High School
Rev. Love
Betty Amnah
J. R. Fields
Walter Stiverson
Josephine Keck
J. W. Coleman
J. N. Love
Love
Logan Cosmopolitan Club Plans Poetry and Song Evening
Members gathered at Mrs. Clarence Schempp's home Friday night for a program of two vocal numbers by Mrs. John A. Toy with Mrs. Walter Prather on piano. Mrs. I. W. Hartman read Emily Dickinson and Amy Lowell poetry. New members Mrs. Paul Stillwell and Miss Kathleen McGonagle joined. luncheon hosted by Mrs. Francia Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francia Myers
Walter Leonard
Toy
Prather
C.D. Notestone
Maxine Notestone
Mattress Factory at Logan In Peak Speed
Relief headquarters reports completion of a survey showing the Logan mattress plant operating three days weekly with about 20 workers. Since establishment over 1900 units produced, more than 1000 mattresses sent to relief families in Hocking County, with the rest consigned to counties without local plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN-Not @ mattress
Relief
Morgan County
Noble County
Hocking County
Zode Wins Beulah Park First Race Of Meet
Local trainer Harry D Walker sent out Zode to win Beulah Park’s opening race marking the second Walker-trained runner to hit the money since the meet began last Saturday.
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Zode
Beulah Park
Harry D Walker
Walker
Kiwanis Club Backs Logan Waterworks Plan At City Council
Logan Kiwanis Club members led by L. P. Mooney pledged support for any city program tied to PWA funding. Engineers from Columbus outlined a reservoir project costing about 44,000 with 9,000 more for a connecting pipe, labor about 4 percent to be covered by FERA. Council also urged state highway work on Zanesville Avenue and Front Street, as well as West Hunter Street. Mayor Fitzgerald reported April collections of 323.75. An 8,000 advance from tax funds was approved. Memorial Day support was requested by the Logan American Legion. A proposed gas rate ordinance, presented by E. W. Phillips and William Reed, was not introduced.
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Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club
PWA
L. P. Mooney
R. R. Loomia
Columbus Engineers
Federal
Columbus
North Street
FERA
Estate Highway Department
Zanesville Avenue
Hunter Street
Corporation Limit
Front Street
Old Town Bridge
West Hunter Street
Elm Street
Fitzgerald
F. J
Reid
Council
Cornell
Logan Post
The
American Legion
E. W. Phillips
Athens
William Reed
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Mr. Phillips
Sunday School Outing at Wasson Park in May
The Girls Sunday School Class of the Church of the Nazarene and teacher Mrs Clyde Goss held a picnic at Wasson Memorial Park on Saturday May 11. They enjoyed games and trips with 34 guests including Mrs Clyde Goss Edna Richards Margarette Warden Mary Friley Opal Freeman and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Tompson
Lena Rollins
Ada Bigham
Ice Hamilton
Doris Tompson
Juanita Rollins
Mary E. Weatenbarger
Fried Wilson
Roxie McHenry
Ethel Mae Lanning
Lillian Smart
Dorothy Hysell
Evanelle Goss
Maxine Terrel
Fornastine Love
Edna Unger
Fontella Richards
Mary Hysell
Bernice Mason
Fern Gons
June Gons
Tamian-Harry Recovering After Hernia Surgery at Cherrington
Tamian-Harry of Nelsonville is recovering from a hernia operation at Cherrington Hospital performed Sunday. John Tudden of Buchtel underwent an appendicitis operation Sunday with a satisfactory condition. Mrs. J. W. Coleman of Logan entered the hospital Monday for treatment. Mrs. Chester Helber of Groveport was admitted Monday for treatment.
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Tamian—Harry Stage
Nelsonville
Cherrington Hospital
John Tudden
Buchtel
J. W. Coleman
Logan
Chester Helber of
Groveport
Worthington Chapter D A R meets at Mrs Rannels home
Logan members of the Governor Worthington Chapter D A R attended a Friday afternoon gathering at Mrs W S Rannels near McArthur with 14 local members and three McArthur guests. Mary L Rannels spoke on National Defense. Officers were elected: Jessie McManigal regent Emma Weatenhaver first vice regent Mary Louise Bowen second vice regent Minette McCray treasurer Gladys Carpenter registrar Evelyn Underwood historian. Refreshments followed.
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Minette McCray
Flossie Monks
Gladys Carpenter
Evelyn Underwood
Logan K Pythian District Meet Promises 300 Delegates
Logan K of P district to convene in Logan with 300 delegates from 14 lodges. A. A. George of Zanesville to deliver the principal address at the Knights of Pythias Hall. Dinner at 6. Music by Kenneth Coffler German Band and a male quartet. Poetic numbers and tap dancing by local performers.
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Logan
Knights of Pythias
A. A. George
Zanesville
Grand Lodge
Pythian
L. P. Mooney
Co. V. Shepard
Leverette Sain
Joe Harden
Kenneth Coffler
Charles Mossman
Lancaster
Jane Ann Shriner
Dorothy Jean
Five Sheriff Deputies Arrest Five Suspects After Monday Night
Logan deputies made five arrests with arraignments next morning before Judge S. B. Whitehart. Lon Lehman Greendale Herbert Sheets Gilbert Walton Richard Green and Marion Lowery of South Bloomingville were named. Lehman and Sheets were fined 15 dollars plus costs for intoxication. Sheets Walton and Green pleaded not guilty to assault and battery on Ellen Lowery and were bound over to the grand jury at 200 dollar bonds. Sheets and Green then filed assault charges against Lowery who also pleaded not guilty and bonded 200 dollars.
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Sheets
Green
Lowery
Rotary Club Meeting Highlights Local Talks
Lancaster Rotary heard Tom Kessler of the Lancaster Club review city club activities while Barton A Hall outlined the Hocking Watershed Association project. It was the first meeting since Mrs. Mary Taggert Blasius took over the Skipperbee Lunch Room after a former owner’s death.
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Logan
Tom Kessler
Lancaster Club
Barton A. Hall
Hocking
Kessler
Rotary
Lancaster
Hall
Mary Taggert Blasius
Blasius
Health officials attend Columbus TB and relief meeting
Dr. W. B. Lacock and Dr. Chester P. Swett will attend the Mth annual meeting of the Ohio Public Health Association in Columbus Thursday and Friday. The program includes tuberculosis prevention and treatment and the link between public health and public relief.
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Logan
W. B. Lacock
Chester P. Swett
Columbus
Mth
Ohio Public Health Association
Chauncey Memorial Day Plans Set by City Committees
Chauncey committees met at the mayor office to organize Memorial Day observances. Gilbert Courtney will chair the Church of Christ program at the observance. Church representatives include Mrs John Palmer Seventh Day Adventist Charles Bradfield Jr Mrs Clarence Mullins M E Church and Ella Cunningham Church of God.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
John Palmer
Seventh Day Adventist
Charles Bradfield, Jr
Clarence Mullins
M. E. Church
Ella Cunningham
Church of God
W. D. Jackson
Joe Cline
John Smart
W. D. Hines
Sherman Keasey
Mayor Hines
Guss Graham
Chauncey Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits
Chauncey residents host relatives from Pendergrass and Pomeroy. Eva Smith of Carbon Hill and Mrs John Vore of Vere Ridge join Mr and Mrs W E Dicken in Lower Plains. Mrs Margaret Frost improves after a recent auto wreck. Christine Brown to entertain her bridge club Thursday. Mary Davis of Columbus visits Chauncey friends. Wesley Walburn and relatives travel from Chauncey to Clarksburg W Va. Freda Graham and Robert Garrison from Columbus spend weekend with Rev and Mrs Guss Graham family.
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Chauncey
Herbert Pendergrass
Pendergrass
Lloyd Pendergrass
Pomeroy
Eva Smith
Carbon Hill
John Vore
Vere Ridge
W. E. Dicken
Lower Plains
Margaret Frost
Christine Brown
Bridge Club
Mary Davis
Columbus
Charles Tippie
Wesley Walburn
Clarksburg
W. Va
Freda Graham
Robert Garrison
Graham
Guss Graham
Funeral Services for Richard Thomas in Chauncey
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon for Richard Thomas five month old son of Mr and Mrs Millard Bryan at The Plains Church Rev Guess Graham of Zion Baptist Church conducted the services M O Bryan Lower Plains sang three hymns Burial was in Hocking County The baby died in Grant Hospital Columbus He is survived by the parents a brother Billy Edward a sister Betty Lou and grandparents William Bryan The Plains and John Christian Betsy Lane Ky Between 300000000 and 350000000 pairs of shoes are manufactured in this country annually.
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Chauncey
Richard Thomas
Millard Bryan
the Plains Church
Guess Graham
Zion Baptist Church
M. O. Bryan
Lower Plains
Hocking County
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Billy Edward
Betty Lou
Wiliam Bryan
the Plains
John Christian
Betsy Lane
Rev J G Deeds to Preach Wednesday at M E Church
The Rev J G Deeds of Chauncey will preach at 7 30 Wednesday night at the Jacksonville M E Church. The public is invited to attend.
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Chauncey
J. G. Deeds
Jacksonville
M. E. Church
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Hocking County Commission
Highway Job
Rove
Alabama
Gail Patrick
Kiwanis Club
Logan Hospital
Hereford
Union Live Stock Sales Co
Parkersburg, W. Va
Logan K
Rotary Club
Baltimore & Ohio
Mayor’s Office
Optometric Service
S. Court St. Athens
Chauncey District
Lick Run
Salem Nene Ona
Island of
Pines
Tors
Clover Farm
Zenners
Kayser Silk
Bolero Rhumba
Bombay Tango
Valencia
ICI
CAE Haan
Frigidaire
Mt To
Nelsonville Display Ball Pharmacy
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