Jury Trials Set in Hocking County May to June
Judge Whitcraft prepares trial sheet with jury trials starting Tuesday May 26 in Logan. Trials cover State against Carroll Bainter Hamilton Kuhn Wider Devers and others plus administrator cases and divorces scheduled through June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harley M. Whitcraft
Claude Carroll
Oliver Bainter
Otto Hamilton
William Kuhn
Felix J. Wider
J. F. Devers
Kennard
Jarvis
Chilecote
Smith
Ellison
Logan Miz. Co
Hengst
Lecrone
Dronning
Phillips
Barnes
Harble
Conkey
Rollison
Nixon
Bunetta
Bunetta Shaw
Shaw
Adcock
Kitchen
Dupler
Logan High conducts pasture demonstration at Shaw farm
A pasture demonstration lecture was given at Shaw farm in Green Township on Wednesday. Twenty nine members of Logan High School vocational agriculture class, led by H. D. Saxton, attended along with several farmers. PD. R. Dodds of Columbus led the program.
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Logan
Shaw Farm
Green Township
Logan High School
H. D. Saxton
PD. R. Dodds
Columbus
Rev Amos Heyde to Speak at Ilesborn High Exercises
Logan The Rev Amos L Heyde of this city will deliver the baccalaureate sermon for Ilesborn High School at 6 o'clock Sunday evening at the Ewing Grange Hall. Dr W A Matheny will deliver the commencement address at 6 o'clock Monday evening in the same hall. On the following evening the senior class will present the play He Was a Gay Senorita.
Girls Plan District Club Meets Across Pattonville
Logan girls from the Pattonville district meet at Mrs. Harry Locke’s home at 1 PM to form a local club. At 2 PM the Scotts Creek girls convene at the courthouse with Miss Grace Harsh leading the organization effort.
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Logan
Pattonville
Harry Locke
Srottsa Creek
Grace Harsh
Widow Wini Fred Fox Wins Suit Over Headlines
A misprint in yesterday’s Logan paper suggested Wini Fred Fox lost a lawsuit by Lillian Mae Druggan. The correction clarifies Mrs. Fox actually won the case, resolving the headline error.
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Logan
Winifred Fox
Lillian Mae Druggan
Mrs. Fox
Rail orders drive Ralston Co for Chesapeake line
Ralston Steel Car Co reports orders for about 2 million dollars worth of cars from the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. F A Livingston, president and general manager, announces the contracts.
Tragedy in North Baltimore Husband Kills Wife Then Himself
Frank Miller age 61 a farmer killed his wife Coden age 63 on the front porch then shot himself neighbors said the couple quarreled frequently. In Cleveland Nickel Plate Rail Road workers won an eight hour day after a new contract between management and the Brotherhood. In Washington the Senate raised the flood control omnibus to 384 million dollars restoring 16 million for Saint Francis River levee and reservoir work.
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North
Baltimore
Frank Miller
Coden
Cleveland
Nickel Plate
Brotherhood
Washington
U.P
Senate
Saint Francis River
Missouri
Arkansas
Notice of Inventories and Debts in Several Estates
probate notice lists estates including George & Douglas Reynolds Wingett Downer Ford Worstell Woodyard Tippie Reynolds Owens with inventories appraisements and debts filed from 1926 to 1938 and a hearing set for the 28th day of May 1936 before the county probate judge. interested parties may file objections prior to hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George & Douglas
Charlies F Reynolds
A. B. Wingett
Percy G. Downer
Orc
Charles HC Ford
Lenore
Worstell
Margaret Woodyard
Harrison Tippie
Charles £. Reynolds
L Owens
Heering
Johmnbon
Logan Brief Social Notes
Mrs Charlies Lewis entertained Priscilla Club members at her Main St home on Wednesday night. After an evening of neefie work, the hostess served a hunch. Mr and Mrs James Barker hosted dinner Wednesday evening with Rev and Mrs Robert Glazer their guests along with Flaine Sugar Grove Elizabeth Wright Miss Nettie Rheinacheld the host and hostess. Mr and Mrs Harold Chambers visit Marietta Thursday and Friday as their two daughters stay with grandparents K W Hayes Guysville. Miss Florence Bort and Donald Bort attended an aunt Mrs Minnie Jonesburner funeral in Columbus with burial in Neilsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Lewis
Priscilla Club
Main St
James Barker
Robert Glazer
Flaine Sugar Grove
Elizabeth Wright
Nettie Rheinacheld
Harold Chambers
Marietta
K. W. Hayes
Guysville
Florence Bort
Donald Bort
Minnie &Joneburner
Columbus
Neilsonville
Thimble and Art Club Luncheon at Mrs White’s Home
Mrs. Will White hosted the Thimble and Art Club on East Second Street with a one o'clock luncheon. Assisted by Mrs. Melrose Harbaugh, readings by Mrs. A. T. Spears followed a roll call. Guests included Mr. W. F. Armstrong of Laurelville and several local ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will White
Thimble and Art Club
East Second St
Melrose Harbaugh
A. T. Spears
White
WF. Armatrong
Laurelville
C. &. Clarke
M. H. Cherrington
Social Circle Hosts Award Winners At White House Meeting
Dinner at 6 opened the Social Circle gathering in the White House with Mrs. Harry Stevenson and Mrs. Bell Miller as hostesses. Wil Keynes won the club award and Jack Smith the guests award amid roll call topics. Members listed include Mrs. Jack Smith Huntington and Mrs. Della Bishop plus several others. separatebridgeses hosted by Mrs. Ross Adcock on First Hunter St featured two tables of play with prizes awarded to Mrs. Friend and Mrs. Scheide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Harry Stevenson
Bell Miller
Contesta
Wil! Keynes
Jack Smith
Huntington
Della Bishop
Tom Eberst
M. H. Cherrington
Charles Notestone
Sister Susia Club Hosts Dinner Allotment
Mrs Frank Weiland and Miss Margaret Schrader hosted a Sister Susia Club gathering on Wednesday with one guest. Dinner was at Blosser's and an evening visit followed at the Weiland home. Mrs Walter Nixon attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Weiland
Margaret Schrader
Sister Susia Club
Blosser’s
Weiland
Walter Nixon
Tourist Club Hosts Music in Spain Program
The Tourist Club met Thursday with president Mrs. Mayme Bowen leading a business session. Mrs. C F E Bowen presented a program on Music in Spain featuring solo Bells of Seville by Mrs John Toy with Miss Mary Louise Bowen, a two piano Malaguena by Mrs. Adams and Mrs Hugh Meldrim, and A Spanish Dance by BE Granados performed by Miss Bowen. Roll call cited Spanish Folk Songs. A buffet supper followed at 5 pm assisted by Miss Minnie Moore and Mrs. CC O Allen. Guests included Mrs Roy Crawford and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Adams
Mayme Bowen
Spain
C. FE. Bowen
Seville
John Toy
Mary Louise Bowen
Malaguena
Adams
Hugh Meldrim
BE Granados
Minnie Moore
CC. O. Allen
Roy Crawford
D. A. Rannelis
John Krieg
Hugh Meidrim
Mra
Nine Graduated From Gibisonville School
Commencement at Gibisonville High School featured E. N. Deitrick as speaker. Violin solo by Melvin Harbarger. Salutatory by Glenn Wilson and the Valedictory by Freida Kreachbaum. Principal Kaye Blosser introduced the speaker and presented nine graduates: William Bailey Clyde Bainter Louise Barringer Opal Compton Freida Kreachbaum Kathryn Huffines Lucille Krinn and Glenn Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freida Kreachbaum
Kathryn Huffines
Lucille Krinn
Glenn Wilson
Warthman Refuses To Return To Ohio
Warthman, arrested in Ithaca Michigan this week at the request of Sheriff Farbearn, resists extradition. He was indicted in Ohio on non support charges. Prosecutor Lanning and Deputy Smith traveled to Ithaca Thursday to return him if Ohio papers are honored.
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Logan
Newman Warthman
Ithaca
Mich
Joe Farbearn
Gerald W. Lanning
Nellis Smith
Ohio
Canty Elected Chairman of Logan County Democrats
Logan Democrats of the Logan County Central Committee met at the courthouse to organize with John E B Canty elected chairman and Bruce Wright secretary. Both are Logan men. The meeting drew strong interest as the entire membership responded to the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Democrats
Horking County
Aged Mrs. Lever in Serious Condition at Loveland
The Rev. C. M. Lever learned Thursday his mother is in serious condition at Loveland with little hope of recovery. A brother from Washington State was reported en route to the bedside by plane to join the family in this time of distress.
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Logan
C. M. Lever
Loveland
Washington State
Haydenville couple welcomes daughter Wednesday
Mr and Mrs Virgil Scott of Haydenville announce the birth of a daughter born Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Virgil Richards of this city report the birth of a daughter on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Virgil Scott
Haydenville
Virgil Richards
Mooney Addresses Adult Class in Coonville Visit
Logan L. P. Mooney spoke to an adult school class in Coonville on Wednesday evening and was a visitor in Chillicothe on Thursday evening.
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Logan
L. P. Mooney
Coonville
Chillicothe
Logan C Zeigler Invited to NYA Program at Sugar Creek
Logan C Zeigler of this city has been invited to appear on the NYA program to be offered at Sugar Creek Saturday morning. He will be present for the morning session and will remain for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
C. W. Zeigler
NYA
Sugar Creek
Baker to Fight New Deal Power Plan in Court
Newton D. Baker, who led the nation’s armed forces in World War I, faces a district Supreme Court showdown to declare the New Deal’s 200 million dollar municipal power program unconstitutional. The case centers on federal authority over public utilities and state rights.
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Washington
U.P
Newton ND Baker
America
District Supreme Court
Notable Names in Local Social Circle List
A social notes fragment lists H. Cherrington, Mrs. John Tee, Mrs. Clarence Salts, Mrs. Clinton Webb, Mrs. Charlies Bell, Miss Eleanor Durr, Miss Jessie McManigal, Miss Bea Rose, Miss Christine Fraschani, Miss Moore among attendees or honorees in a community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Cherrington
John Tee
Clarence Salts
Clinton Webb
Charlies Bell
Fleanor Durr
Jessie McManigal
Bea Rose
Misa Christine Fraschani
Misa Moore
Men Plan Outing for Spring Picnic at Cantwell Cliffs
The Logan Men of the Pres byterian Church will hold their first spring outing next Thursday at Cantwell Cliffs. They will share a picnic supper and play recreation ball. (Historical note mentions Roosevelt and wine service context.)
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Logan—Men's Club
The
Presbyterian Church
Cantwell Cliffs
Logan Horse Winner at Beulah Park Beulah
Beulah Park saw Logan owned by H. D. Walker win on Wednesday with local backers rewarded. It marked the second Walker owned victory since the Beulah program opened two weeks ago.
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Logan
Ben
H. D. Walker
Beulah Park
Beulah
Pleas of Guilty in Four-Defendant Court Session
Five arraigned before Judge Harley M Whitcraft with two guilty pleas. Ramon Smith admitted larceny and James Mohler admitted driving without owner's consent. Reed Salsbury Debert Freeman and Oliver Bainter pleaded not guilty. Salsbury and Freeman face larceny charges. Bainter charged with assault and battery. Bond set at 800 for Salsbury and Freeman and 300 for Bainter. Trials set for next Tuesday. Sentences for guilty pleas held in abeyance. Salsbury Freeman and Smith connected to the D Y Milne store robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harley M. Whitcraft
Ramon Smith
James Mohler
Reed Salsbury
Debert Freeman
Oliver Bainter
Salsbury
Freeman
Bainter
Smith
Wheat growers in Hocking County sign AAA contracts
Logan W Summers of Columbus reports farmers in Hocking County measuring wheat fields under control contracts signed before the AAA collapse. Several farmers will receive benefits under these agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Columbus
Hocking County
AAA
Death of Joan Kerns at Logan
Day-old daughter of Mr and Mrs James Kerns of Logan died Wednesday and burial was held at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Joan
James Kerns
Oak Grove Cemetery
Rural 4-H Club Organized in Logan Marion Township
Rural club formed by Logan Marion Township girls with a meeting at Alex Sheets home. Miss Lillian Lane serves as advisor. Officers include Margery Stiverson president Elizabeth Smith vice president Ruth Poling secretary treasurer Eileen Schrader recreation leader Opal Carpenter reporter. Dr and Mrs C F Rauch returned from Cincinnati after a three day convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Marion Township
Alex Sheets
Lillian Lane
Margery Stiverson
Elizabeth Smith
Ruth Poling
Eileen Schrader
Opal Carpenter
County Helps In Flood Work
Logan Hocking County contributions to the Red Cross flood relief fund totaled 426.07, slightly below the quota. Late donations included 10 by Theodore Wingett and wife, 5 by the Business and Professional Women's Club, 5 by the Tourist Club, and 2 each by St Mathew Lutheran Youth and Ladies Aid Society. Eighty one organizations contributed, with individuals supplying the remainder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Red Cross
Theodore Wingett
Buena Vista
St. Mathew Lutheran Youth and Ladies’ Aid Society
Reverend John A. Geil Speaks at Granville United Brethren
The Rev. John A. Geil of Granville delivered the Wednesday evening sermon at the United Brethren Church. His address focused on faith and community duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John A. Geil
Granville
United Brethren Church
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Heyde
Mrs. Fon
Thes
Otha
Aibens County
Onie
Entertains Club
Mrs. White
Mrs. Adcock
Bridge Club
Ross Adcock
First Hunter St
John Stoughton
Sugar Grove
Lawrence Harden
Clayton Scheide, Jr
Charles Hufman
Kart Harper
Lavon Goodlive
Roger Friend
Rudolph Lortz
Friend
Scheide
George Clark
Gibisonville School
Warthman
Canty
Lever
Mooney
Z Zeigler
Broughton
Sc& Cream L
Airy Products
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Logan Horse
Mrs. C. F. Rauch
Cincinnati
Parker Bros
Music Store
Hocking
Kroger
Porterhouse
Chuck Roast
Haddock
Chile
Frankfurter
Gach
Batmore Brand
Hershey
Country Club
SCOTT
Twin Bread Country Club
Ece
Maxwell House
Apple Sauce Country Club
Crackers Country Club
Angel Food
Lear
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