Hocking Common Pleas Court Opens Two Week Session
Logan court to convene for two weeks starting December 6 with ten jury trials scheduled. Notable case Reid against Karshner seeks $10,000 for back head injury from a wood strike. Karshner previously found guilty of assault and battery.
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Hocking Common Pleas Court
Logan
Phil A. Henderson
Collins
Ruff
Guess
Mason
Pickett
Barringer
Stump
McBroom
Singer
Reid
Karshner
Cameron
Fout
Strum
Frey
Peacock
Reese
Moore
John Reid
Nelson Karshner, Jr
Court Denies Motion In Church Issue
Logan County judge overruled a motion to dissolve the injunction in the case of Trustees of the First Christian Church of Logan against Bible Christian Churches Incorporated and B F Hughes. Litigation has restrained church use. arbitration failed. settlement talks continue for a new trustee election.
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Logan
First Christian Church of
Bible Christian Churches Incorporated
B. F. Hughes
Phil A. Henderson
Father and Son Arrested in Farm Dispute
Harry Green and his son Harold of Nelsonville were arrested by Deputies Nellis Smith and Rudolph Brandt at the Stiers farm in a dispute over the Matheny child. Harold, a minor, drew a revolver during the talk. Harold pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined $10 plus costs. his son's case was to be heard next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harry Green
Harold
Nelsonville R. F. C
Nellis Smith
Rudolph Brandt
Stiers Farm
Albert Matheny
Harold Green
E. L. Ewing
S. B. Whitehart
Green
Son
Turkeys Higher This Thanksgiving Says Local Buyer
A local man reports turkey prices up from last year with birds bought at 25 cents per pound on foot. Hocking County farmers raise fewer turkeys than in the past.
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Logan
Hocking County
Evans family spends Sunday visiting in Warren and Sharon
Mr and Mrs A F Evans and their son Lee of Logan spent Sunday in Warren visiting Harold Evans and Sharon Pa before returning home. On the homeward journey they traveled through a snow storm most of the way.
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East
Logan
A. F. Evans
Lee
Warren
Harold Evans
Sharon
Twins Born to Murray City Couple
Mr and Mrs Leonard Phillips announce the birth of twins a boy and a girl Esther Fay and Lester Ray. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Albert Phillips of New Pittsburgh and Mr and Mrs Joseph Sabo of Murray City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Leonard Phillips
Esther Fay
Lester Ray
Albert Phillips
New Pittsburgh
Joseph Sabo
Logan Brief Social Notes
Mr and Mrs Alford Brooks of Columbus were guests of Mr and Mrs Richard Brooks Friday and Saturday. P H Reichley of Zanesville visited Logan relatives. C H Reichley returned home Saturday. Richard Brooks visited Dr and Mrs C A Poindexter in Middleport Sunday. Eugene Wright visited Chillicothe to see Mrs Allie Bates. Vint Bolin of Albany spent Sunday in Logan with Dessie Hanna. Sunday dinner guests included Charles Peyton Chester Kochrane and Collins Kochrane of Columbus and Russell Kochrane and daughter Shirley of Logan. Belle Hyson returned home to Bell Miller’s after visiting relatives in Athens since Oct 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alford Brooks
Columbus
Richard Brooks
P. H. Reichley
Zanesville
Logan
South Bloomingville
C. H. Reichley
Middleport
C. A. Poindexter
Eugene Wright
Chillicothe
Allie Bates
Vint Bolin
Albany
Dessie Hanna
Rudy Lortz
Charles Peyton
Chester Kochrane
Collins Kochrane
Russell Kochrane
Shirley
Belle Hyson
Bell Miller
This City
Athens
Franklin Kerr Guild Holds Christmas Event at First Presbyterian
Franklin Kerr Guild met at the First Presbyterian Church Monday evening with a six o'clock dinner. Members organized a cross shaped table setting and clean candles while Mrs. Burchfield, Mrs. Lacock, Mrs. Clutton, Mrs. Sloan, and Miss Oeffler served. Miss Ruth Heft reviewed Mecca and Beyond as devotionals opened, followed by a talk on New Ways for Old about Sharecroppers of the South by Mrs. Braddock. Plans were made for a December covered dish supper and grabbag. Miss Estelline Creal to tell a Christmas story. new member Mrs. William Miller welcomed. Social hour featured contests won by Miss Heft and Miss Creal. Guests included Mrs. Collison, Mrs. Anthony, Mrs. Krieg, Mrs. Light of Logan, and Miss Love of Somerset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Kerr Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Fred Burchfield
W. B. Lacock
Gladys Clutton
Seth Sloan
Lucille Oeffler
Marie Sprankel
Ruth Heft
Wins Peace Contest at Prince of Peace Declamation
Miss Sheila Graham daughter of Prof and Mrs M M Graham won the Prince of Peace declamation contest at the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday evening. She faced Miss Jean Lanning daughter of Mr and Mrs R R Lanning. Judges were Harley Meyer Logan D O Davis Union Furnace and Miss Jeanette Wharton Rockbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Sheila Graham
M. M. Graham
Prince of Peace
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jean Lanning
R. R. Lanning
Harley Meyer
D. O. Davis
Union Furnace
Jeanette Wharton
Rockbridge
Union Furnace Teams Win In Hocking County League
In the Hocking County Basketball League play Friday Union Furnace boys beat Gibisonville 36 to 18 and girls won 13 to 10. Murray City boys defeated Carbon Hill 30 to 13 while Carbon Hill girls beat their neighbors 29 to 16.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Union Furnace Boys
Gibisonville
Union Furnace
Murray City
Carbon Hill
Hold Harden Funeral Rites On Thursday
Funeral services for Benjamin Harden 8 will be held at 2 PM Thursday at the Methodist Episcopal Church. He died Monday at 2:35 PM at his Church Street residence. Harden, a retired farmer and long time Odd Fellow dean in Hocking County, leaves a daughter Mrs Frances Toole a sister six brothers three grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Rev C W Graham will officiate and final Odd Fellows rites follow burial at Oak Grove Mausoleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Methodist Episcopal Church
Benjamin Harden
Church St
Washington Township
Haydenville
Green Township
Hocking County
Francis Toole
C. W. Graham
Odd Fellows
Oak Grove Mausoleum
Result of Election In Benton Unchanged
Official results announced by the Hocking County Election Board on November 4 remained unchanged after a recount of Benton Township long term trustee ballots. Clendell Reid led with 66 votes, Chester Eveland 55, and A. W. Lytle and Merl E. Hunter tied at 54. Eveland gained one vote on recount and won by two. certification completed. Four of thirteen candidates attended the recount.
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Logan
Hocking County Election Board
Benton Township
Clendell Reid
Chester Eveland
A. W. Lytle
Merl E. Hunter
Lytle
Eveland
Licensed To Marry In Hocking County
Three couples received marriage licenses in Hocking County over the weekend. James Boyer 27 laborer Logan and Mary Margaret Malone 25 at home Logan. Charles William Ankrom 22 truck driver Barnsville and Fauna Jane Bateman 19 Nelsonville Rt. 2. Clifford Edson Downing 27 farmer Williamsport and Elsie Sylvia Pritchard 29 Laurelville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
James Boyer
Jasper Boyer
Mary Margaret Malone
Charles Malone
Charles William Ankrom
Barnsville
Fauna Jane Bateman
NYA
Nelsonville Rt. 2
Charles Bateman
Clifford Edson Downing
Williamsport
John Downing
Elsie Sylvia Pritchard
Laurelville
Amon Pritchard
Local Hunters Report Mixed Bag in Hocking County Field
Hunters in Hocking County reported a fair success with rabbits scarce or hiding. Logan and others covered large areas Monday afternoon but only a few reached the limit.
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Logan
Hocking County
Funeral Held for John Cotterman in New Lexington
John Cotterman’s funeral was held in New Lexington Monday afternoon with local relatives attending. Attendees from the area included Wilbur Blum, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Cotterman, Mrs. Sarah Biggs, and Mrs. Matilda Blum, reflecting his many acquaintances in the city.
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Logan
John Cotterman
New Lexington
Wilbur Blum
Jacob Cotterman
Sarah Biggs
Matilda Blum
Cotterman
Three Men Arrested After Auto Accident Near Logan
Deputies Nellis Smith and Rudolph Brandt arrested Jay Wilson of Toledo after an accident injuring Ross Adcock of this city. Wilson, James McCauley and Robert Stewart were taken into custody for intoxication. Wilson pleaded guilty and received 100 dollars plus costs, 30 days jail, and a six month driving ban. McCauley and Stewart also pled guilty and were fined five dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ross Adcock
Jay Wilson
Toledo
Nellis Smith
Rudolph Brandt
Wilson
James McCauley
Robert Stewart
Henderson
McCauley
Stewart
S. B. Whitehart
Logan Gridders Face Greyhounds in Final Opener
Logan football practice at Chieftain field speeds up as they prepare for their last game of the year at Nelsonville against the Greyhounds. The senior captains Bob Hansley Albert Leonard Jimmy Richardson Eddie Nelson and Joe Spackey end their high school careers in this annual clash.
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LOGAN
Chieftainfield
Nelsonville
Greyhounds
Bob Hansley
Albert Leonard
Jimmy Richardson
Eddie Nelson
Joe Spackey
Campbell Injured in Route 31 Work Accident Near Rockbridge
Logan reports El mer Campbell was struck by a cable at work near Rockbridge during a Monday noon shift on Route 31. He received medical attention at Cherrington Hospital with a slight concussion and facial lacerations above the nose and below the eye.
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Logan
Rockbridge
Elmer Campbell
Cherrington Hospital
Logan Odd Fellows Plan Annual Rabbit Supper
Arrangements are completed for the South Perry Lodge of Odd Fellows rabbit supper next Saturday evening. A delegation of Logan lodge men will attend. Lee Karr is among those handling the event.
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LOGAN
South Perry Lodge of Odd Fellows
Logan Lodge
Lee Karr
Logan boxer Jimmy Ringhiser to fight at Buchtel Friday night
Logan boxer Jimmy Ringhiser will be the third man in the ring as the Nelsonville Eagles stage a fight card at Buchtel. He has refereed several matches in recent months. Also noted is a meeting at the Ohio State Illinois game where Dr. and Mrs. W B Lacock of this city ran into Mr. and Mrs. W C Lacock of Beaver Dam, who are brothers.
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Logan
Jimmy Ringhiser
Nelsonville Eagles
Buchtel
W. B. Lacock
W. C. Lacock
Beaver Dam
Lanning Named Head Of Masons In Logan-Mingo Lodge
Alfred Lanning was named worshipful master of LOGAN-Mingo Lodge at the annual meeting with over 65 in attendance. He succeeds Charles C. Achauer and heads a list of officers including Edward Miller senior warden Frank Larimer junior warden Harry L. Smith secretary J. W. Woodard treasurer and others. Installation was led by Harry L. Smith aided by Neal Shaw. Harbaugh added to Southeastern Ohio Association of Insurance Agents program in Chillicothe on December 2.
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LOGAN
Mingo Lodge of Masons
Alfred Lanning
Lanning
Charles C. Achauer
Edward Miller
Frank Larimer
Harry L. Smith
J. W. Woodard
Leonard Tom
Belford Harburger
Charles Kleinschmidt
Tyler
H. O. Tom
Logan—Melrose Harbaugh
Southeastern Ohio Association of Insurance Agents
Chillicothe
Logan Rotary hears Mrs. Lucille Wright on European tour
Mrs. Lucille Wright spoke to the Logan Rotary Club after a dinner at the White House about her recent European tour.
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Logan
Lucille Wright
Logan Rotary Club
White House
Logan library reopens as book club season begins
Miss Christine Frasch librarian says cooler weather boosts library circulation and spurs interest in book club season at the public library.
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Logan
Christine Frasch
Stitch and Chatter Club Meets Friday in Glouster
Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis hosted the Stitch and Chatter Club Friday evening with readings by Mrs. Pauline Swart and sewing to follow. A luncheon was served to six members including Mrs. Evelyn Smith and Mrs. Fay Clemons. The group will meet next week with Mrs. Olive Welling and asks members to bring handkerchiefs.
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Glouster
Elizabeth Lewis
Stitch
Pauline Swart
Evelyn Smith
Fay Clemons
Elma Lehew
Anna Mae Brunton
Olive Welling
Braun St
Standard Bearers Elect New Officers
Standard Bearers met at the home of their advisor Mrs. John Blower for a Monday evening business meeting. Officers elected were Mary Boroff president Anna Louise Logue vice president Ruth Lewis secretary and Irene White treasurer. The study book was presented by Boroff and devotionals were led by Logue.
Mrs. Howard Adams Dies in Columbus
Mrs. Howard Adams died at Mercy Hospital Columbus at 6 15 Monday after a heart ailment following a Caesarean operation She was daughter of Mr and Mrs George Rogers of Corning and leaves a husband and infant son Funeral arrangements have not been completed
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Glouster
Howard Adams
Mercy Hospital
Columbus
Adams
George Rogers
Corning
Will Hold Dog Clinic In City Building
GLOUSTER The city building will host a dog clinic Wednesday morning led by Dr. Howe a veterinarian. The rabies inoculation starts at 9 a m with a fee charged to owners seeking treatment for their pets.
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Glouster
Howe
Glouster Personalities Hosts, Family Visitors
Glouster residents Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jauchius of Newark visited Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Jauchius and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Galloway hosted over the weekend their daughter Christine, a Crooksville teacher, and son J. V. of Ohio University.
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Glouster
Herman Jauchius
W. S. Jauchius
Newark
R. C. Galloway
Christine
Crooksville
J. V
Ohio University
Homer Grange to Elect Officers Friday Night
Annual election of Homer Grange officers will be held Friday night November 19. A large attendance of members is expected.
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Glouster
Homer Grange
Glouster Tom Cats Earn Big Six Title and League Expansion
Glouster players dominate the Big Six selections with Zimmer captain of the first team. Healey Tolliver and Carter receive first and second team honors as the league confirms Glouster as champions for the third straight year. Philo gains tentative league entry. basketball competition to begin in 1938-39.
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Glouster
McConnelsville High School
Zimmer
Healey
Tolliver
Carter
G. Roberts
Cooper
Bell
Elliott
New Concord
Vickers
Bush
Crooksville
Smith
Barker
Fealty
New Lexington
Berry
Tom Cats
Philo
Booth Festival Planned by Glouster Epworth Leagues
The northern branch Epworth Leagues plan a Friday festival in Glouster with booths at Glouster High School gym and the Methodist Church. Booth judging follows the afternoon setup, a social period, and supper at 5 30. Geneva Elliott of Nelsonville assists. Rev. Charles Graham of Logan preaches at 7 00.
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Glouster
Epworth
Glouster League
Geneva Elliott
Nelsonville
Charles Graham
Logan
Solomon Braglin 77 Dies at Jacksonville
Solomon Braglin, 77, died at his home in Jacksonville after a three week illness. Funeral services will be at Trimble M. E. Church at 2 PM Thursday with Rev. Mrs. M. L. Kimmey officiating. Burial in Gloucester Cemetery. Survived by wife, sons Walter Joseph Edward Coby of Jacksonville. daughters Asa Clark Bernard Ray of Trimble and Elmer Cochran of Jacksonville. brother James of New Lexington. sister Mrs. Maggie Hill of Kentucky.
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Jacksonville
Solomon Braglin
Trimble M. E
M. L. Kimmey
Glouster Cemetery
Braglin
Walter
Joseph
Edward
Coby
Asa Clark
Bernard Ray
Trimble
Elmer Cochran
James
New Lexington
Maggie Hill
Kentucky
Glouster to Receive League Honors at later date
Coaches Kemeter and Adcock will receive honors on behalf of Glouster, with the trophy to be presented to captain Zimmer and the team at a future date.
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Glouster
Kemeter
Adcock
Zimmer
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Harden
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Cline’s Pharmacy
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Plymouth
Best Buy
Elea
Plymout
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Chrysler Corporation
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Dodge
de Soto
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