Violation of NRA Mining Code Charged in Hocking Co
In Hocking County first NRA mining code charge stems from Charles and William Bowers of Nelsonville. Deputy Sheriff Sparnow sent them to Magistrate Whitehart for arraignment. they pled not guilty and were bound to the grand jury on $300 bonds each. Reverend Sperry to speak on “Obeying Conviction” at Haydenville Church of God Sunday with services and prayer meetings listed.
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Logan
Hocking County
Charles
William Bowers
Nelsonville
Stanley Sparnow
B. Whitehart
Fred C. Sperry
Haydenville
Will Install Grange Webb Summit Chapter To Be Formed
Logan Webb Summit district will establish a grange with a schoolhouse meeting next Wednesday night. Herbert T. Marehall will represent the state organization and Harold Chambers will lead the program. Final charter membership will be offered that evening. Logan High School graduate Don Poston has won the Eta Sigma Phi chapter award for highest Latin average at Ohio University, honoring Mary Ruth Krinn as a chapter member.
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Logan — Webb Summit
Herbert T. Marehall
Nashport
Harold Chambers
Pomona
Logan
Don Poston
Eta Sigma Phi
Ohio University
Poston
Mary Ruth Krinn
Ewing Grange to Exemplify First and Second Degrees
Logan reports the Ewing Grange will exemplify the first degree with the Ewing team in charge and the second degree by the Hocking team. On the same evening the Ewing Juvenile Grange will meet.
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Logan
Ewing Grange
Ewing
Hocking
Logan Committee Forming for Scout Fund Drive
Logan officials announce a volunteer group to run the Boy Scout financial campaign next week. W. L. Franks leads as division chairman with widespread participation including T. G. Allen Jacob Keller Rev. R. C. Babylon Dr. C. F. Rauch Mayor FitzGerald district commissioner Harry Meyer and many patrol leaders and committee members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ley H. Meyer
Walter Leonard
Howard Kirk
F. J. Reid
C. V. Shepard
Harold Chambers
Charles C. Achauer
John Blasius
G. E. Carr
M. B. Iles
Carlton Bright
W. I. Krieg
R. W. Friend
S. W. Murphy
Harry Heinlein
O. F. Cooper
Theodore Johnson
Harry Eastman
Carios Brashares
Eber Mowery
Charles Richey
John Roberts
E. W. Davis
Walter M. Haas
Francis Myers
George Francis
F. B. Burchfield
A. L. Heyde
L. P. Mooney
James F. Rutgers
J. W. Woodard
Vance Webb
L. F. Hammond
Harry L. Smith
Ray Roberts
William Mack
Howard Ralston
D. O. Sparnow
Joe W
John Ucker Funeral Held at Oak Grove Cemetery
Logan John Ucker Sr. 87 died at home after a long bedridden period. A retired butcher and local pioneer, he leaves three sons and four daughters: Anthony Columbus John Nelsonville Charles California Theresa Schorr Edward Eberst Leo Redenwald Logan and Mary Burke New Straiteville. Funeral 9 a m Friday at St Johns Catholic Church. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
John Ucker
Anthony
Columbus
John
Nelsonville
Charles
California
Theresa Schorr
Edward Eberst
Leo Redenwald
Mary Burke
New Straiteville
St. Johns Catholic Church
James T. Nevin
Oak Grove Cemetery
Byers Appointed Carbon Hill Principal
Logan Ward Township board meeting selects Carl Byers to lead Carbon Hill High School replacing W H Jewett. New hires include Ben Ross Mildred Clark Louise Rice Melvin Harbarger. grade teachers listed across several districts with multiple staff names.
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Logan—Ward Township
Carbon Hill
Carl Byers
W. H. Jewett
Ben Ross
Mildred Clark
Louise Rice
Melvin Harbarger
Carbton Hill
Gerald Devol
Sylvia Dodds
Edith Chute
Edna Johnson
Sand Run
G. L. Williams
Newtown
C. W. Zeigier
Ruth Carsaner
Jobs
Florence Powers
Lulu Smith
Orbiston
Myrtie Wollett
Adrian Turner
New Pittsburgh
Floyd Real
Ethel Hillyer
Scott Bowers
Adrian Dodds
Dorr
Lawrence Lehman
Logan Motorcycle Meet Sanctioned by AMA
The American Motorcycle Association sanctioned a Logan race meet to be hosted by the Hocking Valley Motorcycle Club at the fairgrounds on May 3. Events include five eight and ten mile races plus a terraplane and obstacle race and a Custer Car race featuring Bill Sauer and other car owners.
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LOGAN
American Motorcycle Association
Hocking Valley Motorcycle Club
Fairgrounds
Bill Sauer
Bill
Brehms to Visit Baton Rouge on Business
Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Brehm depart Friday night for Baton Rouge Louisiana where Dr. Brehm has business. Mrs. Brehm will visit her sister Mrs. Bell Bennett. They plan a ten day southern trip.
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Logan
C. P. Swett
Wynantskill
N. Y
Alfred Carpenter
Victoria Swett
Cincinnati
National Tuberculosis Association
Colonial Gardens talk by Emerson Boston held for D A R
Emerson Boston presented Colonial Gardens at 2 30 Saturday at North Mulberry Street home of Miss Jessie McManigal. Governor Worthington Chapter D A R awarded medals to Junior High pupils for the citizenship contest on Friday afternoon.
Chauncey Mine and Millfield Mine Idle Reported
Chauncey Mine No. 6 and Millfield Mine No. 6 are idle today. Only six mines in this district report working today: No. 68, No. M%, No. 05 Hocking, Coomville and Carbondale.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Mine
Millfield
Hocking
Coomville
Carbondale
Mooney and Hamilton Enter Primary Contests
In Hocking County the race heats up as L. P. Mooney, a former representative, announces as a Republican candidate for state senator from the 9th 14th District and begins circulating petitions. Edward C. Hamilton, a former local lumber dealer, also declares as a Republican candidate for county auditor and starts petition work.
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Logan
Hocking County
L. P. Mooney
Edward C. Hamilton
Mooney
Hamilton
Rome 4-H Girls Reorganize Under New Officers
The Romettes 4-H Club reformed at Rome High School under leader Mrs. Ray Hugus. Melba Faulkner was elected president with Claudine Richardson as vice president Edith Leyda as secretary Betty Faulkner treasurer Florence Winner and Mable Edwards as recreational leaders and Mary Jane Hayes as news reporter.
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Dorothy Meeks
Aletha Russell
Joan Stewart
Jane Stewart
Catherine Winner
Madelon Jandes
Evelyn Jenkins
Margaret Jandes
Edith Leyda
Jean McCune
Mary Jane Hayes
Notices of Debts and Inventories in Athens County Estates
Executrix administrator surviving spouse and creditors warned that Schedules of Debts and Inventories and Appraisements have been filed in several estates including John H. Martin George June George Dille Abner Juniper Jennie Pidcock Louisa Engle Frank J Beasley and related partnerships. Hearing for exceptions set for June 4 1934 at 9 AM with further continuation until final disposition. Probate Judge Athens County Ohio. 18-20tw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Martin
W. F. Pierbaugh
J. W. Amsbury
Emaline Ragan
Public notice bids for Athens Ohio water pump contract
Sealed bids addressed to the Director of Public Service and Water Works of Athens Ohio will be received by noon May 22 1934 for furnishing and installing a motor driven centrifugal pump and piping per plans. Bid must include bidder name and a 300 dollar bond or certified check. The council reserves the right to reject any bid.
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Director of Public Service
Athens
Ohio
Burgess and Naple
Consulting Engineers
East Broad Street
Columbus
Appointment of Administrator for Jennie Pidcock Estate
Clarence Pidcock of 21 Pratt Street Athens Ohio is appointed administrator of the Jennie Pidcock estate in Athens County. Dated May 9 1954 Probate Judge 8 M Johnson.
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Clarence Pidcock
Pratt Street
Athens
Ohio
Jennie Pidcock
Athens County
M. Johnson
Said County
Miners in Chauncey Plan Local Baseball Team
Chauncey May 18 plans for organizing a miners baseball team from Local No. 358. A meeting will be held Saturday at 11 o’clock at Chauncey Mine No. 3. Interested persons are urged to attend.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Local No
Chauncey Mine No. 3
Bible Class Meets Christian Women at Sweeney Home
Chauncey Christian Woman's Bible Class of the Church of Christ met at the home of Mrs. Charles Sweeney with assistant hostesses Mrs. Rankin Mrs. Nye and Mrs. Hamilton. Mrs. Nye led the meeting and lesson period. One visitor attended Mrs. Erle Bridgewater.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Charles Sweeney
Rankin
Nye
Hamilton
John Shafer
Sam Tippett
Peter Rankin
Watt Ferrer
T. R. Hamilton
Guy Brookins
Charles Ogg
Erle Bridgewater
Chauncey Church Men Plan Sunday Bible Class Teaching
Chauncey Church of Christ officials met at the church to set upcoming lessons. Dan Johnson presided as president as Paul Fiske was chosen to teach next Sunday and Peter Keasey the following Sunday May 27. The group will elect teachers at the June 14 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Dan Johnson
Paul Fiske
Peter Keasey
Plan All Day Meeting With Minsters At Morristown Holiness Church
Rev. M. C. Kittle Rev. Charlies Hook and other ministers are expected to attend an all day meeting and basket dinner at the Morristown Holiness Church. A revival is being conducted by Rev. Kittle and large attendance is anticipated. Millfield Bible School members enjoyed a wiener roast at George Ford's Sand Ridge home with a Men's Class business meeting led by F. E. Boudinot followed by social time and refreshments.
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Chauncey
M. C. Kittle
Charlies Hook
Morristown
Kittle
Millfield
Higher Feed Costs Push Cattle Reduction Plans Across Corn Belt
May 18 Columbus The drought across the Corn Belt will raise feed costs and force cattle reduction programs says Howard Jefferson head of Ohio Farm Bureau livestock marketing. He notes 10 million more beef and dairy cattle now than in 1928 and urges breeders to hasten a plan. Hog prices near 3.75 to 3.80 with government plans to buy 225000 hogs for relief. Pork exports to Britain fell 27 percent contributing to low prices. Cattle slaughter in April set a record high since 1927. hog slaughter was light. calf slaughter up 482000 from last year.
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Columbus
Corn
Howard Jefferson
Ohio Farm Bureau Livestock Marketing
Jefferson
Farm Bureau
Beleves
Chicago
United States
Great Britain
Indians' Roy Spencer Dials In On Buffalo Assignment
Cleveland May 18 Roy Spencer catcher for the Indians has been in Buffalo with the International League squad on a loan return plan as club seeks strength behind the plate amid roster moves and weather delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Roy Spencer
Cland Indians
Buffalo
International
District Personals from Chauncey and nearby
Mr and Mrs J W Hickman and daughter Martha Ellen of Nelsonville visited Chauncey Thursday with Mrs B H Fielder and family. Mrs Fred Deweese Irene Gabriel and four children of Mansfield visited her parents Mr and Mrs George Gabriel Sr in Lower Plains. Wesley Walburn and Paul Theisen Chauncey were in Columbus Thursday.
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Chauncey
J. W. Hickman
Martha Ellen
Nelsonville
B. H. Fielder
Fred Deweese
Irene Gabriel
Mansfield
George Gabriel
Lower Plains
Wesley Walburn
Paul Theisen
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Hocking Co
Grand Jury
Haydenville Services
Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
James Dunn
Ginger Rogers
E. Main St. Logan, O
M. Doltale
Hugh Aniate Helen Twelvetares
Buck Sins
Thrill Hunter
M. Garbo
Queen Christina
Tles
John Barrymore
Thins - Pri
Eve
George Obrien
Mary Hkian
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Porgirio Gutierrez
Colpia
Grange
Shortcake
Pierce
Ritz
Old
Bruck’s
Agnes Stauffer
West Union St
R ‘Wa’ A” Zenners
Pioneer
Oak Grove
Byers
W. HH. Jewett
Association
Custer
Michigan
Marshall Batley
Jackson
Mich
Lucy Longshore
J. E. Spencer
Ira Hillyer
Ward Township
Samuel David
Rome
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