Murray City Mine Reopens After Two Year Shutdown
Mine No 4 at Murray City reopened Friday after being purchased by Sunday Creek Coal. About 300 men were expected to return to work soon, with crews assigned to positions they held before the shutdown. Funeral services followed for a local child at Fellowship United Brethren church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OGAN
Murray City
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Fellowship United Brethren Church
John A. Risch Dies at 76 in County Area
John Andrew Risch, 76, longtime farmer in the county, died at his home near Enterprise shortly after midnight Saturday. Survived by his wife Barbary and nine children: A. F. Bach, George Risch, Mrs. Joe Hiker, Samuel Risch, Edward C, Irvin Risch, Mrs. Howard Ierk, and Mrs. Beeman Federer. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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John Andrew Risch
Enterprise
Hocking
Adjoin
Barbary H
A. F. Bch
George Risch
Joe Hiker
Samuel Risch
Edward c
Irvin Risch
Howard Ierk
Beeman Federer
Witnesses Attend Execution at Ohio Penitentiary
Logan observers James Mast Charlies and Fred Heine attended the Friday morning execution of Emmanuel Ross at the Ohio penitentiary. Mast, acquainted with Warden P. E. Thomas, secured passes for the event. The Logan trio spoke little and this was their first execution witness.
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Logan
Emmanuel Ross
Ohio Penitentiary
James Mast
Charlies
Fred Heine
Tea Room Breakfast After Services At Church
Twenty two people attended the Thursday morning tea following church services at 7 o'clock. Attendees included Reg T. C. Harper and a long list of women and girls such as Mrs. Glenn Jones, Mrs. Willard McNalen, Miss Edith Cavendish, Miss Helen Wolfe, Miss Olive Lyke, Miss Clara Kitchen, Miss Madge Wright, Miss Goldie Barnes, and Miss Margaret Sater among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reg T. C. Harper
Glenn Jones
Willard McNalen
James Rees
Florence Myers
Harry Sweazy
Clarence Schempp
Earl Wrightnel
H. Fetheroff
Hugh Kelly
Edith Cavendish
Helen Wolfe
Olive Lyke
Clara Kitchen
Madge Wright
Goldie Barnes
Geraldine Ellinger
Hattie Sater
Irene Sater
Ferdinand Rempel
Waveline Deible
Margaret Sater
Miss Esther Hysell Weds Clyde Sweeny in Logan
Esther Hysell daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Hysell Logan and Clyde Sweeny of Wierton W Va were married Friday morning at United Brethren Church by Rev T C Harper Mrs Sweeny is the second daughter of the Hysells She was a 1921 Logan High School graduate and has worked as a clerk and teacher Mr Sweeny manages a local grocery chain and will establish a West Virginia home after the ceremony
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Esther Hysell
Stanley Hyesell
Logan
Clyde Sweeny
Wierton
W. Va
United Brethren Parsonage
T. C. Harper
Sweeny
Hysell
Logan High School
West Virginia
Change of Date for Fancy Work Ard Refreshments
A notice states that refreshments will be served at the fancy work event and the date has shifted from Thursday evening to Wednesday evening, with attendees advised to note the new schedule.
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Venus Chapter
Order
Eastern Star
Sewing Circle
Bridge Party Guests at Stracke Home
Mrs. Adam Mahoney of Detroit hosted a bridge party in Detroit guest Thanksgiving visit with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stracke in Hocking avenue. Merry Makers club members played six tables. high scores by Mrs. Buellaby and Mrs. Joe Smith, with Mrs. Robert Green consolation.
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Adam Mahoney
Detroit
Fred Stracke
Hocking Avenue
Stracke
Merry Makers Club
Merl Weymueller
Herbert Shriner
Nelson Dowler
Nelsonville
Alfred Bosserdel
Fred Mahoney
Hazel Kanode
Ruth Heft
Buellaby
Joe Smith
Robert Green
Children Willed Parker Estate Funds Shared
Logan November 28 three children and a grandchild inherit Amos Parker estate as probate court reads the will. Beneficiaries include Mrs Cora M Hess Kansas City George W Parker Dillonville Mrs H M Wisterman Logan and Benjamin F Parker Mansville. H M Wisterman and George Parker appointed administrators with the will annexed. Will drawn January 27 1910 signed by Rev Eugene G Spoehr and C J Stedem as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene G. Spoehr
C. J. Stedem
Two Stolen Cars Recovered Near Haydenville
Logan deputies Farbear and Brandt recovered two stolen cars Thursday evening on the Nelsonville pixs near Haydenville. One car owned by Pearl Smith of Logan was found crashed near a telephone pole. it suffered damage. The other car, with a Toledo license, had been in a crash and was abandoned. owners are being traced.
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Logan
Farbear and Brandt
Nelsonville
Haydenville
Pearl Smith
Boy Injured in Bicycle Accident on Schoolhouse Hill
Logan Ohio November 27 reports a 10 year old Max Krebs of Cincinnati injured Wednesday night when knocked from a bicycle on Schoolhouse Hill. He rode on handlebars with a cousin and a bump caused a fall. He was taken to Cherryhurst hospital with a scalp wound needing several stitches. Delbert Cenary of Bremen was taken there for a scalp wound after a beam fell while moving timber. Eileen Harbaugh, 9, of Mount Straitsville, is ill with pericarditis and serious after four weeks of illness. Mrs Ruth Spencer of Murray City admitted for treatment. Nellie Beatrice Smythe, two months old of Green Township, died Thursday evening.
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Logan
Max
F A. L. Krebs
Cincinnati
Schoolouse Hill
Cherrington
Delbert Cenary
Bremen
Aken
Cenary
Eileen
William Harbaugh
Straitsville
Theospital
Ruth Spencer
Murray City
Marriage Licenses for Powell Conger Nutter McMullen and Sweeney Hysell
Two marriage licenses issued in Ohio. Harry Powell, 46, superintendent, Athens county, to Eliza Conger, 42, housekeeper, Orbiston. John Lewis Nutter, 25, Gore laborer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Nutter, to Bertha Marie McMullen, 21, Gore at home, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George McMullen. Rev. C Lauer officiated. Clyde R. Sweeney, 27, Salem store manager, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Sweeney, to Esther Hysell, 24, Logan at home, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hysell. Rev. Co R Douglass officiated.
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Harry Powell
Athens County
Eliza Conger
Orbiston
John Lewis Nutter
Gore
Jacob Nutter
Bertha Marie McMullen
George McMullen
Logan
Stanley Hysell
Co. R. Douglass
Otterbein Guild Hosts Thanksgiving Breakfast
The Otterbein Guild and Vera Blinn chapter of the United Brethren church held their annual Thanksgiving breakfast, gathering members for a morning of fellowship and sharing.
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Otterbein Guild
Vera Blinn Chapter
The
United Brethren Church
Fields Family Hosts Delaware Wedding of Paul Fields and Mary Currier
The Rev James R Fields and Mrs Fields hosted a Delaware Thanksgiving wedding for son Paul J Fields and Miss Mary Currier at the bride's parents home. Mary Currier teaches domestic science in Bellville High School while Paul Fields is a psychology assistant at Ohio Wesleyan University.
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James R. Fields
Double wedding at Methodist parsonage in Wellston
The Rev James R Fields presided at a double ceremony this week uniting Miss Martha Pittenger and Carroll Bentince and Miss Ruth Green with Harold HaltermAn in marriage at the Methodist parsonage Wellston. Witnesses included Mr and Mrs Frank Pittenger Mr and Mrs Bentine and Mrs John Kinnison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Fields
Methodist Parsonage
Martha Pittenger
Carroll Bentincé
Ruth Green
Harold Halterman
Wellston
Miss Pittenger
Fields
Frank Pittenger
Bentine
John Kinnison
Kachman brothers tied to multiple thefts in Ohio case
Cleveland police raid near Berea nabbed John and Mike Kachman on a robbery linked to a Nash sedan stolen from Seth Lewis of Athens a November 17 theft. They face charges for stealing $200 in dry goods from Hocking Valley depot and a Columbus to Athens auto theft scheme.
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Berea
Seth
John
Mike Kachman
Cleveland
Nash
Seth Lewis
Athens
Hocking Valley
W. L. Price
W. T. Donahue
Price
Donohue
Parkersburg
Amesville
Kachman Brothers
Charles Turney, Jr
Columbus
Phi Delts Theta
West Mulberry Street
John Kachman
Mike
Chevrolet
Kachmans
Mansfield Reformatory
Bible history quiz appears on page five
Fragmentary reader note lists questions and answers about biblical events with names like Aaron's rod before Pharaoh, Solomon, Mount Mor, Lamich, Philistines, Jacob and Leah, and three others.
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Wiel
Aaron
Pharaoh
Solomon
Mount Mor
Lamich
Jacob
Leah
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Hysell-Sweeny
Parker
Fields-Currier
Athens National Bank
Bank of Athens National Bank
Lorain
Furnishing Company
Iran
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Middleport
Washington Information Bureau
Washington
Frederic J. Haskin
Omaeen
E ‘Ave— County
Eran
American Library Association
21St & C Streets
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