School Board Case Set For June 5 In Logan
Logan cases slated for trial during the week of June 4 include the Perry Township Board of Education versus Hocking County Board of Education to challenge the Laurelville Perry Village School District creation. Judge Harry W. Jewell will preside June 4 and 5 with Judge Whitcraft handling other matters.
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Judge Jewell
Delaware
City
Perry Township
Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Whitcraft
Dan Jones
Dave Higgins
Elliott
Hunter
Robert Pearce
Rosten Pyle
Band Concert Pleases Logan Crowd at Worthington Park
Several hundred attendees enjoyed a Saturday night lawn fete at Worthington Park. An eighty piece band from Nelsonville High and Logan High, directed by Ward Hamm and Richard McCutcheon, presented a program hosted by the Logan Band Parents' Club.
Farmers Busy In Logan As Warm Weather Aids Planting
Farmers around Logan spent Saturday planting fields while many headed to town later. They noted May 25 is late for corn, though past years saw full planting after June 1 with good yields.
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Logan
Athens and Carbon Hill Motorists Hurt in Route 31 Crash
Three car collision near Wolfe's Basin on Route 31 left two injured. A C Howett of Athens and Denver Hawk of Carbon Hill were taken to Cherokee Hospital with facial and arm injuries. Herbert Finley of Logan also involved. Patrolmen Bower and Bollin responded to the scene.
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Hawk
Howett
Athena
Thomas Spence
Haydenville
Hawk Finley
Fast Front Street
Prosecutor to Aid in Murder Case Against Joe Chivers
To Assist Lanning, Logan-Phil A Henderson will assist prosecuting attorney Gerald W. Lanning in handling the murder charge against Joe Chivers in the slaying of John Maraz on May 10. Henderson has worked since the shooting, as the lead prosecutor was absent from the city. Names listed include John Mason McConnell, Emma Grace Batley, Robert Raymond Mettler, and Cynthia Elizabeth Hammond.
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Logan
Phil A. Henderson
Will Arrist
Gerald W. Lanning
Joe Chivers
John Maraz
Lanning
Harley M. Whitcraft
Henderson
John Mason McConnell
Rockbridge
Emma Grace Batley
Robert Raymond Mettler
Haydenville
William Mettler
Cynthia Elizabeth Hammond
Nelsonville
Andrew Hammond
Union Furnace High Seniors Banquet Weaves Welcomes and Toasts
Union Furnace high school held a junior senior banquet with Otho Harlan as toastmaster and Ruth Goodwin delivering the welcome. A girls quartet sang, and speakers included Supt J W Coleman and D O Davis. Ralph Heinlein gave the welcome with Clifford Griffith replying. other toasts came from Jackson Garrison Louella Brown Ruby Moyer and Marcella Brown.
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LOGAN
Union Furnace
Otho Harlan
Harlan
Ruth Goodwin
Supt
J. W. Coleman
D. O. Davis
Ilesborn
Ct P. Mooney
Harden Orchestra
Ralph Heinlein
Clifford Griffith
Jackson Garrison
Louella Brown
Ruby Moyer
Marcella Brown
Coleman
Ralph Walker
Mr&s
Janet White
Straitsville Alumni Banquet to Be Held Thursday Evening
The annual Straitsville high school alumni association banquet and dance is set for Thursday night May 29. Registration opens at 8:30 at the K of P Hall, with the banquet served at 6 at the Methodist Church. May 22 is the school holiday before commencement May 27 at the high school auditorium.
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New Straitsville
High School Alumni Association
K. of P. Hall
Wilma Webb
Main Street
George Breeze
Fred Blankenship
New Lexington
Longley Bids Farewell to Logan Fans
Logan coach John Longley and Miss Iris Hull of the Senior High faculty left Friday for Ft. Recovery to visit relatives before Ashland for a short period. He plans to report at Ashland High in August to begin his new duties. He thanked Logan citizens for five years of loyalty and cooperation and urged support for his successor Carl F. Schroeder.
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Logan
John Longley
Iris Hull
Ft. Recovery
Carl F. Schroeder
Logan Hospital Notes and Local Recoveries
Miss Gladys Green of Carbon Hill underwent a surgical operation at Cherrington Hospital for acute appendicitis on Thursday and is reported in favorable condition. George Riggs of Mt Pleasant was admitted for treatment Saturday. Carl C. Byers, high school principal at Carbon Hill, has recovered from appendicitis surgery and can return home to Rockbridge. He plans to attend commencement but should not travel to Washington with the graduating class.
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Washington, D. C
Judge Whitcraft Voids Fairfield County Sale in Yantes Case
In a written opinion Judge Harley M. Whitcraft voided a sheriff levy and sale in the case of Charles M. Yantes versus Eliza Arter and others. The motion to vacate the January 5 order of sale was denied and the confirmation of the sale was overruled. The decedent Elen Arter left no will and the levy occurred January 14 with the sale following.
Wheat Raisers Vote on Extension Program Continuation
Wheat farmers in LOGAN and Hocking County cast ballots Saturday on whether to continue the extension service adjustment program. Voting took place at the Logan office and Laurelville with Irvin Risch and Forest Wolf in charge. Results are to be announced Tuesday.
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Logan
Hocking County
Extension Service
Laurelville
Irvin Risch
Forest Wolf
County Control Committee
Greendale Briefs Personal Mentions
Local notes record visits and Sunday gatherings. Names include Sherman Starr Rose Starr Ocean Ethel Ethelbert Horn Buddie and others visiting Haydenville Logan New Straitsville and Columbus. Several couples hosted relatives and a civil suit was filed by Gerald Robison Murray City against Raymond Mills.
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Greendale
Sherman Starr
Rose Starr
Ocean
Ethel
Ethel Guess
Logan
Ethelbert Horn
Harry Millis
Buddie
Henry Skiver
Haydenville
Clarence Cozad
William McQuade
Harry
Roy Courtney
Edwin Schneider
Theodore Starr
Arch Weekley
Ueaday
Madge Richardson
New Straitsville
William Courtney
Hence Nixon
Oroville
Clyde Drayton
Columbus
William Drayton
Gerald Robison
Murray City
Raymond Mills
Millfield Briefs Highlight Local Socials and Illness
Mrs. N W James to host a chicken dinner for the Ladies Aid Society at her Sand Ridge home on Friday June 6 an all day session. Pocahontas Lodge members enjoyed a potluck at Mrs Goldie Wilsons after the council meeting Thursday night. Mrs Amos Matheny is reported seriously ill at her West Millfield home. Mrs B W Simpkins also reported ill. Mrs William Snedden of Murray City spent the weekend visiting Mrs Jessie Fulton and others.
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Millfield
N. W. James
Ladies’ Aid Society
Sand Ridge
Pocahontas
Goldie Wilson
Amos Matheny
West Millfield
B. W. Simpkins
William Snedden
Murray City
Jessie Fulton
Mines Work in Chauncey District Sets Busy Day
Thirteen mines in the Chauncey district operated Monday marking the largest daily report in weeks. Active mines listed include No. 9 No. 107 No. 18 No. 255 No. 219 No. 10 Ohio No. 1 Chauncey No. 28 Hocking Kimberly Lick Run Luh rig and Salem Hollow.
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Chauncey
Lrgest Daily Report
No. 9
Ohio No
Chauncey No
Hocking
Kimberly
Lick Run
Luhrig
Salem Hollow
Mrs Daniel Fulton Hosts Saturday Bingo Party
Mrs Daniel Fulton entertained her club and guests at a bingo party held Saturday night at her home. Prizes were won by Mr and Mrs Sanders, Mr Viola Sanders, Charles Sanders, and Hazel LaHugh. The hostess served refreshments.
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Chauncey
Daniel Fulton
Nye Cemetery Prepares for Memorial Day in Chauncey
Nye Cemetery in Chauncey is being readied for Memorial Day events by two workers led by Harvey Courtney. The site, among the oldest in the area, holds soldiers from five wars and Nemiah Davis, founder of Ohio’s first Baptist Church in Chauncey. Memorial Day observances begin Thursday at the Chauncey Church of Christ with a procession to the cemetery, firing squad, and grave decorations. program details to follow. A Christian Woman's Bible Class of the Church of Christ will meet Wednesday at Nell Brookins' home, led by Mrs. Jeane Rankin, with hostesses Burg Johnson, Sue Downhour, and Lucy Ferrer.
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Chauncey
Nye
Harvey Courtney
Dover Township
Nemiah Davis
First Baptist Church
Ohio
Christian Woman's Bible Class
Church of Christ
Nell Brookins
Jeane Rankin
Burg Johnson
Sue Downhour
Lucy Ferrer
Civil War Veterans Attend Glouster Memorial Service
Three remaining Civil War veterans J L Stahl W D Christman and J W Moody attended the memorial service at First Baptist Church Glouster on Sunday morning. The event followed with World War veterans Sons of Veterans Daughters of Veterans and American Legion Auxiliary members in attendance and other churches canceled morning services.
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Sons of Veterans
Daughters of Veterans
American Legion Auxiliary
First Baptist Church
Local social roundup from Glouster and area
Glouster notes guests from Columbus Mansfield and Pt Pleasant visit this weekend. Alumni banquet attended by Bob Ochs of Cleveland with family hosting. A special Frank McCann Post American Legion meeting is planned Tuesday night with business of importance and refreshments.
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Glouster
Frank McCann Post
American Legion
Glouster Alumni Banquet Welcomes 190 Attendees
190 alumni gathered for Glouster High School Alumni Association banquet and dance at the high school auditorium. M. M. Bryson acted as toastmaster. Thom as W. Figley presented the senior class. George W. Rose gave the welcome address. Jack Zimmer accepted for the seniors. Frank Ferneau and his orchestra provided music after the meal.
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Glouster
Glouster High School Alumni Association
M. M. Bryson
Thomas W. Figley
Gloustein
George W. Rose
Jack Zimmer
Frank Ferneau
Orchestra
Columbus
Rites Held for Mrs Arilla Conant in Chauncey
Funeral services for Mrs Arilla Conant age 68 widow of Benjamin Conant were held at the Chauncey M E Church with Clarence Way pastor of the Church of God officiating. Burial followed in Greenlawn Cemetery. She died at her son Carl C Conant’s Peach Ridge home after months of ill health. Survived by two sons Carl and David two daughters Mrs Mae Calentine Amesville and Mrs Mabel Sarrd Chauncey two brothers and a sister Mrs George Thornville O Nathan Sutton Stewart and Mark Sutton Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Arilla Conant
Benjamin Conant
M. E. Church
Clarence Way
Church of God
Church of Christ
Greenlawn
Carl
Peach Ridge
David
Lancaster
Mae Calentine
Amesville
Mabel Sar
George
Thornville
Nathan Sutton
Stewart
Mark Sutton
Chauncey Area Personal Notes Highlight Visits And Illness
Chauncey residents and relatives are noted in a sequence of visits and health updates. Mrs. A. M. Truitt and her mother Mrs. Wade returned to Cleveland. Charles, Mozelle LaHugh, Jo Ann Brickles, Ruth Beitelcheis ill, and other Chauncey residents host visitors from Athens Murray City Lynchburg and Chicago.
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Chauncey
A. M. Truitt
J. R. Wade
Cleveland
William Snedden
Murray City
Daniel Fulton
Millfield
Mozelle LaHugh
Albany
Jo Ann Brickles
Chicago
Minnie Palmer
Athens
Ruth
Elmer Beitelcheis
John Shust
Hocking
Luther Cruikshank
Paul Tipton
Jon
Lynchburg, CO
A. C. Tipton
Paina
Silas Sayers
Ella Tedrick
Joe Civille
Paul Tippett
Cincinnati
Millfield Faithful Circle Meets As Nellie Russell Hosts
Nellie Russell hosted the Faithful Circle Bible class May meeting with Iva Evans presiding. F E Boudinot led devotion and Bible review while L W Sanders managed games. Prizes went to G S Keirna and G H Boudinet. Refreshments served to a list of members. Mary Sams, Millfield’s oldest resident, is seriously ill at her daughter Gertrude Brown’s home and recently turned 95. R H Wade and family came from Medina due to Wade matriarch’s illness. Carl Syx had his left little finger amputated after a mine injury. Charlie White and family escaped injury in a crash at Roadinet Service Station. Ralph and Mrs. Goldsberry plan to move to a farm with Mr. and Mrs. Chadwell.
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Ida Hill
Edith McDaniel
Elizabeth Robinett
Bea Theisen
Madelene Boudinot
Viola Sanders
Maud Stauxer
Fay Keirne
Mae Boudinot
Mary Sama
Millfield
Gertrude Brown
Sams
R. H. Wade
Medina
Mr. Wade
J. R. Wade
Carl Syx
Baily Run
Nyle Sanders
Charlies White
Jacksonville
Ralph Goldsberry
E. C. Crabtree
Allen Chadwell
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