Eleven Indicted in One Day Grand Jury Session in Hocking County
Logan reports eleven defendants indicted as the April term grand jury completed a single day of hearings with twenty five witnesses across twenty five cases. Larceny charges involve Reed Salsbury Delbert Freeman and Ramon Smith from the D Y Milne tobacco store robbery. Smith remains jailed while the other two are free on bond. Other indictments include Floyd Anders for petty larceny in a sorority room theft James Mohler for unauthorized automobile use Oliver Bainter for assault and battery Otto Hamilton for DUI Claude Carroll for failing to send a child to school Four additional indictments were returned against non arrest suspects The grand jurors visited the county jail and noted proper rules Patsy Ruth Gears death case yielded no bill against driver William Baughman Charles J Meldrim named foreman Arrangements for arraignments Thursday and trial scheduling were announced Also birth notices: a son Jerry born to Gerald Gabriel and wife and a daughter born to Jack Dexter, with multiple relatives listed.
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Logan
Reed Salsbury
Delbert Freeman
Ramon Smith
Saisbury
Freeman
Smith
Floyd Anders
James Mohler
Oliver Bainter
Otto Hamilton
Claude Carroll
Charles Newman
Lew Reynolds
Patsy Ruth Gears
William Baughman
Columbus
Father Seeks Relief From Child Support Modification
Robert H. Shaw files a LOGAN-A petition in common pleas court seeking modification of a prior support order for his daughter. He notes the daughter is no longer in school and is employed, asking to be relieved of further child support.
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Logan
Robert H. Shaw
Augusta Shaw
Common Pleas
Union Furnace Residents Treated and Discharged in Hospital
Mrs. Charles Yarbborough of Union Furnace was admitted at Cherrington Hospital for a minor operation. On the same day, Mrs. Lievel Hiner man of the village was discharged after an appendectomy two weeks earlier.
Logan-A District Extension Officials Meet in Marietta
A Logan-A district meeting of extension service officials will be held in Marietta on Thursday and Friday. Harold Chambers of this city will attend the event.
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Logan
Marietta
Harold Chambers
Logan Social Notes From Hutchins Home Visit
Logan social column records Sunday guests including Mrs Nathan Cox and multiple families such as the Bowlbys and Romines. Mrs Hutchins improves after illness with calls from friends. Eleanor Durr read on Macbeth with a sleep walking scene by D A Rannells and others. Also listed are visits by Mrs James Barker and Mrs Clarence Salts.
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Nathan Cox
Charles Bowlby
Logan
Howard Romine
M. L. Nagle
Athens
Hazel Mee Jranor
Zine Courtney
Blanche Verity
Minnie Humphrey
Herman
Plaina
H. McMannus
Gore
Ine Hutchins
N. Walnut &T
Hutchins
Otterhein and Franklin Kerr Guilds Hold Meetings
Otterhein Guild met at Mrs. Phyllis Brown home with delegates from the Columbus convention reporting. Wilma Jean Mohler won the convention games as a Wiener roast followed. Franklin Kerr Guild gathered at First Presbyterian Church with notes by Mrs. Fanny Spears and guests Mrs. Arlie Brimner and Mrs. James Boyd joining.
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Otterhein Guild
Phyllis Brown
Columbus
Connie Wells
Dorothy Newman
Esther Marks
Lila Cohagen
Marjorie Price
Miss Brown
Wilma Jean Mohler
Jean Amerine
Virginia Snyder
Franklin Kerr Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Fanny Spears
Harold Chambers
John W. McBroom
Clarence Heine
Plaza School
Merle Karshner
Congo Crosses
Kate Johnson
Saturday Club Luncheon at White House on Hunter Street
Members gathered for a luncheon at the White House on W Hunter Street with Miss Lucy Barker hosting. Mrs. Anna Cole prepared a paper on Macbeth read by Mrs. W. B. Lacock in Mrs. ____ absence.
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White House
Hunter St
Lucy Barker
Anna Cole
Mrs L. Jacks on of Carroll Visits in Logan
Mrs L. Jackson of Carroll spent from Thursday until Monday as the guest of Mr and Mrs Clarence Heine and family. Mrs Jackson is an aunt of Mrs Heine.
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L. Jackson
Carroll
Clarence Heine
Jackson
Heine
Logan pitcher Hartman leads Logan past Laurelville
Hartman of Carbondale pitched for Logan Sunday in a win over Laurelville, with Orla Redd not used in the game. New Straitenville beat Carbon Hill Sunday in a Hocking Valley League match, 10 to 5.
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Logan. Hartman
Carbondale
Logan Sunday
Laurelville
Orla Redd
Redd
New Straitenville
Carbon Hill
Local Couple Named In Census Entry
Byron Max Hughes age 26 a clerk of Logan and Irene Bennett age 20 at home New Straitsville Rt 2 are identified as a couple in the household of Mr and Mrs Harry Hughes and Mr and Mrs Clifford Bennett respectively.
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Byron Max Hughes
Logan
Harry Hughes
Irene Bennett
New Straitsville Rt. 2
Clifford Bennett
Karn Awards Honor Ruth Thomas and Joe Karshner
In Logan the Governor Worthington Chapter DAR directed a junior high citizenship contest. Ruth Thomas and Joe Karshner won Karn Awards chosen from ten nominees. Judge Harley M. Whitcraft spoke on the Constitution. Other medals were given to Dorothy Boyle and Barton Hall for American history proficiency.
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Minnie Louise Bowen
Dorothy Boyle
Barton Hall
Governor Worthington Chapter
Emma Westenhaver
Logan High Students Honored on State Scholarship Test
Six Logan High School students received honorable mention in the statewide scholarship exam. Honorees include Elizabeth Anna Smith English 1 Thelma Johnson Jeanne Ju Barker English 11 Mary EB Sloan English 111 Fred Wardwell and Luther Heyde Plane Geometry.
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LOGAN
Logan High School
Elizabeth Anna Smith
Thelma Johnson
Jeanne Ju. Barker
Mary EB. Sloan
Fred Wardwell
Luther Heyde
PTA Group To Select Nominees for Office
Logan notes from the Central Parent-Teacher Association nomin ating committee meeting to designate officers for the coming year. The election will take place at the senior high auditorium this evening with a Manual Arts Department program following.
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Logan
Central Parent-Teacher Association
Manual Arts Department
Whitcraft Requests Excusal From Bellefontaine Assignment
Judge Harley M Whitcraft received a Supreme Court request to serve in Bellefontaine for several weeks but asked to be excused. He aims to clear all local common pleas docket cases for trial before the summer vacation period.
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Logan
Harley M. Whitcraft
Supreme Court
Bellefontaine
Common Pleas
Buffalo Bill Named Nevada Colonel by Governor
William F. Cody known as Buffalo Bill was promoted to colonel by the Nevada governor in a formal ceremony.
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William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Nevada
Ohio farmers face 1936 crop season under harsh weather
Ohio farm notes report 1936 planting hindered by excessive rainfall east of the Mississippi and late planting in corn belts. Soil conservation shifts aim to boost productivity with altered rotations, tree planting plans, and significant wheat adjustment payments totaling about 1.5 million dollars.
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Ohio
Soil Conservation Service
E. H. Reed
Zanesville
Reed
Albert Zielke
Hamilton
Zielke
Earl Creek
Butler County
Creek
F. W. Nichols
Guy Dowdy
Ohio State University
Supreme Court
Congress
Primary Campaign Expense Reports Filed By County Candidates
Several county candidates filed their expense accounts with the county election board on Monday. William V. Mamek Democrat commissioner candidate reported expenditures of 71.72 dollars. Harry H. Wright Democrat representative to the general assembly spent 51.78 dollars. Walter G. Campbell Republican sheriff nominee listed 29.70 dollars. Orla Wolfe Democrat county engineer spent 113.75 dollars. Robert N. White Democrat treasurer long term listed 39.89 dollars.
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Logan
County Election Board
William V. Mamek
Harry H. Wright
General Assembly
Walter G. Campbell
Orla Wolfe
Robert N. White
Robin attacked by cat in ongoing street incident
Lanning family residents on New Street observed a robin repeatedly chase a cat yet retreat during the encounter. After several days the cat finally captured the robin and killed it, following persistent aggression by the bird.
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Logan
Lanning
New St 0
Pip
Write-In Candidate Decision Pending for County Engineer Post
Logan reports publican Paul E. Stilwer will decide soon on his write-in bid for county engineer. Election board records show the largest total of written ballots cast locally to date in this race.
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Logan
Paul E. Stilwer
Election Board
Judge Ewing to Address West School Graduation
Logan report shows eighth grade graduation at West School planned for Friday at 8 p m under supervision of Neale Kien Judge E L Ewing selected to deliver principal address A seven o clock supper precedes program with the event serving as dedication to the new auditorium involvement by local officials and faculty.
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Logan
West School
Neale Kien
E. L. Ewing
Masonic Lodge Inspection Led by Logan Officials
Harry L. Smith and deputy visited the Masonic Lodge in Thornville on Monday evening to conduct an inspection. Accompanied by Charles, George Smi L. P. Mooney, and Rolland Bright, the party noted a common garden mole with small sunken eyes barely visible beneath the skin.
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Hocking County
Whitcraft
Gerald Gabriel
Jerry
William Mack
Lancaster
J. W. Gabnel
Jack Dexter
Logan Hospital
Madrid
Ave Maria Parish
Senday
Mrs. Charlies CC. Achauer
Mrs. C. Salts
Huntington
Ironton
Guld
MPRPT
Cherech
Emna
Etyles
Athens Family Shoe Store
Hartman
Ruth Thomas
Joe Karshner
Worthington Chapter
Dar
PTA Group
Nora McCarthy
Gossard
Beauty Foundation
Ents
Farm News
Victor H. Ries
Amur River
California
Cincinnati
Ashtabula
Belmont
Clermont
Cuyahoga
Franklin
Mahoning
Montgomery
Portage
Stark
Summit
Trumbull
North America
Cat
Robin
New Straitsville
Judge Ewing
Thornville
Heinz Loups
Plymout
Plymouth
ED Wynn
Grah
Chrysler
Dodge
de Soto
Plymouth Division
Chrysler Corp
WEAF
E.D.S.T
Ineh
The
Commercial Credit Co
P. Condry
Conroe
Texas
Sol
Detrom
Chrysler, Dodge and
DE Soto Dealers
Æadela Pesce
Zenners
Sta Af
Gover
Cine
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