Logan Bride Dies After Death Curve Crash Secret Marriage Revealed
Mrs Helen Nixon Keller aged 19 wife of Hugh Keller died at Cherrington Hospital from embolism following injuries in a May 4 automobile wreck. She and Keller had secretly wed on December 12 19. She was a Logan High School graduate and worked at the Blosser Restaurant. The death adds to three fatalities at Death Curve on Route 31 in ten days. Funeral plans incomplete.
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Torgan
Helen Nixon Keller
Hugh Keller
Cherrington Hospital
Keller
Wellsburg
W. Va
Freda Blosser
Harvey Nixon
Riley Bray
Union Furnace
Business Women at Logan Elect Officers
Logan Bus iness and Professional Women's Club met Tuesday night naming Miss Marie Lines president. Other officers include Miss Minette McCray as vice president Miss Mae Bcheal treasurer Miss Hazel Armstrong recording secretary and Miss Florence Bort corresponding secretary. Delegates Thelma Keyes Grace Shriner Janet White were chosen for the state convention in Cincinnati May 26. A Mother's Day party is planned at Park View Inn next Tuesday at 7 pm with Lines and Keyes in charge of arrangements. Reservations should be phoned in by Friday to committee members.
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Thelma Keyes
Grace Shriner
Janet White
Park View Inn
Miss Lines
Miss Keyes
Precious Correll
Anna Clark
Pew Worke Relief
Car strikes youth in front of home
Two year old Loren Logan son of Mr and Mrs L F Hankison 226 North Street escaped serious injuries when struck by a car driven by Bill Case with Ray Tanning as passenger in front of the home where he played in the street. He received care at Cherrington Hospital and was sent home.
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Logan.loren
L. FE
Hankison
North Street
Bill Case
Ray Tanning
Cherrington Hospital
Work to organize crews for bridge painting project
Relief headquarters reports crews are being organized for an upcoming bridge painting program set to start in a week or two. The project has an $18,000 budget and will source materials from local merchants.
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LOGAN
Vancuren Resigns Commissioner Post in Iowa County
Logan column reports Commissioner Tom Vancuren submitted his resignation to the board to take effect June 1 as inspector of materials and samples for Division Ten of the state highway department. The May 24 regular meeting will decide, with county officials naming the successor. Virginia Mowery sues John Mowery for divorce alleging cruelty and neglect. married May 17, 1934 with no children. alimony and name restoration sought.
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Logan —Aas
Tom Vancuren
Board of Commissioners
State Highway Department
Division Ten
Logan
Virginia Mowery
John Mowery
Virginia Hunter
Fishermen receive breeder fish consignment in Hocking County
A consignment of breeder fish was brought to Hocking County on Tuesday for state conservation department distribution. The Hocking River received small mouth bass and catfish as officials led by Conservation Officer Fred Harlow Deputy Protector Edward Eherst Willis Ohtinger William Woodard Dr Claude Lyon W M Schrader and William Durant carried out the distribution.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
State Conservation Department
Hocking River
Fred Harlow
Edward Eherst
Willis Ohtinger
William Woodard
Claude Lyon
W. M. Schrader
William Durant
Files Suit To Collect Delinquent City Assessments
Logan An action entitled George Co Hengst treasurer of Hocking County against the Logan Manufacturing Company was filed to collect delinquent street assessments totaling 6233.06 for paving Front Orchard and Culver Streets in 1925. The petition contends the assessments are a lien and seeks sale of the premises with proceeds to taxes as about 26000 in unpaid assessments remain on Logan city books while general fund revenues retire bonds.
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Logan
George Co. Hengst
Hocking County
Logan Manufacturing Company
Logan Manufcturing Company
General Fund
Logan Wheat Growers to Discuss Re adjustment Program
Forest O. Wolf county chairman of the control committee says growers will meet next week to discuss the re adjustment program. On May 21 at p m Wolf leads a Laurelville Community Halls meeting and the following day at p m I V Riech leads a court house session.
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Logan
Forest O. Wolf
Funeral services held for William Davis in Logan
William Davis 77 of Union Furnace died Tuesday morning at his home after a lengthy career as a clay miner. Funeral services were held Thursday at Woodard Funeral Service Chapel with Rev. A. P. Cohagen officiating. Burial followed at New Straiteville Cemetery. He is survived by four daughters including Edith Campbell of Haydenville and a son George Davis of New Straiteville. Also noted are Logan residents Harry Bowen 46 and Ruby Margaret Ellen Smith 22, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David A. Geer.
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Logan
Woodard
William Davis
Union Furnace
Edith Campbell
Haydenville
George Davis
New Straiteville
A. P. Cohagen
Harry Bowen
Ruby Margaret Ellen Smith
David A. Geer
Change in Donkey Baseball Game Date at Logan Fairgrounds
Logan Post of the American Legion announced a new date for the donkey baseball game after an Athletic Committee meeting. The June 4 game moved to June 1 due to a convention in Zanesville, and will be played at night. In New York, Harry Winston confirmed purchase of the 72 carat Jonkher diamond for over 700000 dollars, boosting a South African prospector.
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Logan
Fairgrounds
Logan Post
The
American Legion
Zanesville
New York
Harry Winston
Fifth Ave
Winston
Oklahoma adopts sterlization law for repeat felons
Oklahoma Governor BE W. Marland signed a new criminal sterilization law Wednesday. The measure targets prisoners thrice convicted of felonies involving moral turpitude, requiring sex operation provisions as part of the policy.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
BE. W. Marland
Delphian Club Hosts Discusses Immigrant Racial Types
Society items report Mrs John Dougherty hosted the Delphian Club on Front Street Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Edward Godfrey teaching American Education. Gertrude Barker and Mrs A Rannells read papers followed by debate on preserving the racial type of original colonists versus melting pot immigration.
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Front Street
Delphian Club
Gertrude Barker
A. Rannells
America
Mice Jeetie McManigal
Joe Case
John al
Evelyn Underwood
Harry Wright
C. McManigal
Emma Wellman
Walter Rochester
Rannella
Stenography Class at L. H. 8 Makes Record
Logan High School stenography class had a strong showing in the transcription tests this week. All students passed the minute test, three fourths passed the 40 words per minute test, and seven achieved the 100 words per minute mark. Certs were awarded to Leona Byers Betty Kessler Preia Frasure Billie Snyder Geraldine McWilliams Florence Engieon Mary Keister.
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Logan
Logan High School
Leona Byers
Betty Kessler
Preiia Frasure
Billie Snyder
Geraldine McWilliams
Florence Engie
Mary Keister
Miss Byers
Wayne Edwards
Dorothy Hysell
Mery Frasure Maretin
Lere Mars
Dorotha Nay
Local Social Notes From Bunker Hill Area Weekly
Mr and Mrs Clay Bryant and Mrs Lera Roush hosted guests in Middleport on Tuesday and Evelyth Doris Welker visited grandparents. families from Pomeroy and Wolf Pen were among Sunday visitors to Hellman and Heilman homes. The Rev Buleacher presides at Pomeroy services. Epple family visits Athens.
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Bunker Hill
Clay Bryant
Lera Roush
Middleport
R. V. Hellman
Evelyth
Doris Welker
Jack Howett
J. M. Will
Amber
William Swanger
Dale Smith
Pomeroy
Albert Heilman
Wolf Pen
Dena Epple
John Epple
Fiat Woods
Addie Fipple
Fiorence Epple
W. Thoma
Richard Hellman
J. Wil
Chitford
Ruby Carmen
Harold Hellman
Flore
Marie
Ralph Carr
Martin Ligh
Daniel Carman
Long Hollow
R& Y. Heilman
Harold
Mildred Heilman
Chauncey Personal Notices From Local Visits
Chauncey and Columbus visitors over the weekend include Mrs and Mrs Charles Leffler and family, Hazel Leffler hosted by Mr and Mrs Floyd Stanley, and Mr and Mrs Merritt Martin from Crooksville visiting their parents. Clergy Rev J D Deeds preached at M E Church. Addie Mourne of Chauncey improving after illness. William Smart of Chauncey in injuries showing improvement.
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Chauncey
Charles Leffler
Ruth Leffler
B. E. Carter
Clem Bailey
Fletcher Hartwell
Cleveland
Johnson Demond
J. D. Deeds
M. E
Addie Mourne
William Smart
Surprise Birthday Dinner for Chauncey Shields
Chauncey C. Shields was honored with a surprise party and dinner at his Ellig Avenue home on his birthday. Mrs. Shields prepared a fine dinner while relatives and friends gathered from Corning New Lexington and Moxahala Ohio. Twenty seven guests attended the social event.
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Chauncey
Charles C. Shields
Ellig Avenue
Strickler Sets Sermon Topics at Greens Run Church
Rev R F Strickler will headline evangelistic services at Greens Run Church of Christ with topics Mathematics of Christianity on Thursday night and Life's Grand Finish on Friday night. The public is invited.
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Strickler
Chauncey
R. F. Strickler
Greens Run
Church of Christ
Logan Sweazy Hospitalized After Urgent Appedicitis Surgery
Harry Sweazy of this city was taken to a Columbus hospital Tuesday evening where he underwent an immediate operation for appendicitis.
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Logan
Harry Sweazy
Columbus
Red Bird Nest 59 Members Attend Free Gate Game
Local baseball fans from Red Bird Nest 59 plan a trip to Columbus this Saturday to watch St. Paul play Columbus, with free admission offered to Red Bird members by the management.
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Logan
Red Bird Nest 59
Columbus
Red Bird
St. Paul
Thieves Take Goods From Bradford Store
Bradford reports no trace of the thieves who stole nearly all the merchandise and four dollars in cash from David Temple's store Saturday night. Valuable papers were also taken. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fry is ill. Elizabeth Miller of Middleport visited her parents. Sunday School Clase No 2 met Thursday. Mrs. Clay Evans is recovering. John Koehler of Tuppers Plains visited his sister Mrs. Charles Lambert. Mrs. Bertha Heeler and daughter Geraldine of Huntington visited Mrs. John Eskew.
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Bradford
David Temple
Ralph Fry
Elizabeth Miller
Middleport
Herbert Miller
Clase No. 2
Clay Evans
John Koehler
Tuppers Plains
Charles Lambert
Bertha Heeler
Geraldine of
Huntington
John Eskew
Mothers Honor Mothers At Trimble Church Service
Thirty three mothers attended the Mother's Day service at Trimble Church of Christ. Carnations were given to each mother as part of a program led by Mrs. Steinmetz with songs by Pearl Christman’s and Progressive classes, devotions by Vernice Antle, readings by Katherine Anderson Iris Pettit and Irene Stahl, a piano solo by Lucy McCune, and a talk on Mother's Day by Ferne Johnson.
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Chauncey
Trimble
Mackie Couple Celebrate 21st Anniversary at Home
Mr and Mrs James Mackie marked their twenty first wedding anniversary with a country home dinner. Cakes were baked and presented by Mrs Helen Courtney and Mrs Christine Brown. Maxine Mingus assisted in serving the meal.
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Chauncey
James Mackie
Here
Helen Courtney
Christine Brown
Maxine Mingus
Local Bingo Event Reported With Mixed Notes
Fragmentary OCR describes a bingo night at the lower P building with a committee led by Arthur Smith. It mentions seven mines and numbered sites like No 219 Ohio No 1 Lick and Black Diamond, but the text is unclear and partially garbled.
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Chauncey 25
No 219
Ohio No. 1
Lick
Black Diamond
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