Three District Posts Over Top in Quotas
Logan reports three District No. posts of the American Legion have exceeded their yearly membership quotas. Glouster leads with 88 of 75, Laurelville shows 23 of a missing quota, and Poot 263 has 15 of 13. District Commander Hall says the district is about 100 ahead year over year and urges posts to push through the week. Hall will attend the state executive meeting in Columbus and the National Commander's banquet with Commander Ray Murphy. Ewald Schmitter, Russ James and Frank Judy accompany.
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Logan
American Legion
B. A. Hall
Fausts
Glouster
Laurelville
Ohio
Hall
State Department
Columbus
Ray Murphy
Ewald Schmitter
Russ James
Frank Judy
Road Worker Struck By Car in Logan
Edward Herzog, a road worker, was struck while working on a project north of Rock Bridge. X ray photos showed no fractures. The driver Flavius Appleman, with passenger Virgil Linn, reported to Sheriff Farbearn. no charges filed as Herzog’s injuries are assessed.
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Logan
Cherrington Hospital
Edward Herzog
Flavius Appleman
Herzog
Rockbridge
Appleman
Virgil Linn
Lancaster
Joe Farbearn
Fire injures woman at Church Street home
Miss Ethel North suffered superficial burns when her sweater ignited at her Church Street residence Monday. She was transported to Cherrington Hospital for treatment. L. W. Bromm, C. and O. Railroad industrial agent, visited Logan Tuesday and met with Logan Chamber of Commerce officials.
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Logan
L. W. Bromm
C. and O. Railroad
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Log an Social Notes Highlight Club Meetings
Christian Culture Class hosts at the Rees home with Mrs. James Rees presiding and multiple hostesses. Guests and members share readings hymns and devotional songs followed by a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rees
B. O. Nixon
John Keller
Tom Wolfe
Mary Rutter
Rees
Matthew Murtha
Jennie Price
Ray Gaverick
Marcus Lobr
Herbert Sheline
Mias
Doris Walters
Herman Leonard
Florence Myers
James Hutchinson
Savior
John Toy
Harry Sweazy
Paul Cruise
Allen Adama
Milea Graham
Velma Lane
Ruth Phillips
Rudolph Hankison
Edna Smith
Jimmie Rees
Thanksgiving Week Gatherings and Social News Notes
Social items describe visits by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Myers and relatives in Columbus Michigan and Ft Lauderdale. Miss Esther Jane McGovern plans a long stay in Ft Lauderdale joining aunt Mrs. Fred Avid. farewell party featured dancing and a late refreshment course. A house party honored Miss McGovern with a dancing event and many friends attended. A dinner-bridge at the White House hosted by Miss Gayle Dresbach featured guests from Kingston and Laurelville. trophies awarded in bridge and a traveling prize given. Other gatherings include dinners at Merle Armstrong cabin and turkey dinner hosted by Melrose Harbaugh. Venus Chapter Eastern Star holds a special election for offices. Miss Dorothy Smith noted for returning from Cincinnati and plans to travel to Logan for Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Jane McGovern
Ray McGovern
Lato
Ft. Lauderdale
Finrnds
Fred Avid
Mary Sloan
Dolores Lee
Mary Smith
Margene Holmes
Rosann Jones
Martha Jewell
Helen McAdams
Connie Wells
Mary McGiovern
Ruth Saunders
Joe Stoughton
Richard Msparnon
Ray Collison
Bob Brandt
Sam Arnett
Bill Snyder
Wallace Shriner
Tad Nelson
Ralph Saulters
Herbert Mason
Eric
Melrose Harbaugh
Myrtle White
White House
Hunter St
Gayle Dresbach
Kingston
W. F. Armstrong
Merle Armstrong
Laurelville
Carson Dresbach
East Second St
Divorce action notice in Athens County Ohio
Anna Geister files for divorce against Edward Geister in Athens County Court. Hearing set after February 3 1986 per notice by attorney Edward Ricketts. Public hearing also announced for Sunday Creek Sanitary District area with lands across Athens Perry Morgan Counties and multiple towns.
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Court OF Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Anna Geister
Plaintin
Edward Geister
Edward Geisler
Common Pleas Court
Edwan D Ricketts
Court of Common Fieas
C. F. Wallace
Sunday Creek
Seid
Athens
Ferry
Morgan Counties
Trimble
Township
Cee
Glouster
Jacksonville
Perry County
Monroe Townip
Ene
Corning
Vile
Rgan County
Union
Homer 3
of Rt of Common Pleas of
Athena
Perecis
Ruth EF. Burd
Brief Council Session in Logan City Hall Tuesday
Logan city council held a short meeting in new city hall quarters Tuesday night. Councilmen elect Tipton and Ricketts attended to become familiar with duties starting Jan 1. The Health Committee was tasked to probe dumping within city limits. An ordinance to regulate transient photographers was read first time. Funds were transferred totaling 50 for health work and 15 for police fuel. An ordinance approving a right of way through C and Railroad property for the 18 inch trunk line sewer was passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
City Hall
John D. Tipton
Marcus Ricketts
Mauk
Bright
Meldrim
Showalter
Ricketts
Flood Wall Under WPA Construction at Laurelville
Laurelville expects flood relief as a newly started WPA project builds a levee along Salt Creek from the bridge north of town to the south railroad embankment. The dike aims to shield much of the village from past inundations.
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Logan
Laurelville
Salt Creek
Quarantine Reduced in Rural Hocking County
Lifting of a quarantine on the Forest residence in Starr Township reduced rural Hocking County quarantines to one. Dr. W B Lacock, health commissioner, said Edson Forest has recovered from diphtheria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Walter Forest
Starr Township
Hocking County
W. B. Lacock
Edson
Forest
Corn Hog Control Discussion by State Leaders in Logan
LOGAN H A Donohoe of the State corn hog control committees spoke in Logan Tuesday outlining final checks on corn and hog yields. He met local supervisors Frank Campbell J K Martin Ray Derr and Pearl Mc Clelland. They plan to start work Monday in districts assigned. Clarence Fielding of New Lexington visited to collect farm crop loan payments from about 30 area farmers.
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Logan
H. A. Donohoe
Frank Campbell
J. K Martin
Ray Derr
Pearl McClelland
Clarence Fielding
New Lexington
Parents and Sons Hold Second FFA Dinner Meet
The Chief Logan Chapter of Future Farmers of America hosted its second annual Parents-Sons banquet at the Junior High School Gymnasium with nine attendees. Principal speaker E O Bolander of Ohio Vocational Agriculture opened the event after a baked rabbit dinner prepared by Home Economics students.
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Wayne Frantz
Robert Han Fey
Harold Broton
Willia Helber
Leonard McKinley
Supt. G. &. Carr
H. H. Wright
Fred B. Burchfield
Howard E. Kirk
Harold Chambers
Woodrow Blum
Bernard Ansel
David Marx
Carl Evans
Wayne Stimson
Joe Rutter
Robert Hansley
Bernard Anser
Lawrence Hartman
Pearl Blackston
Paul Carpenter
Dayne Hartman
Harold Frantz
Merrill In
Dale Stump to Speak in Logan on Dec 6
Dale Stump former head of the Claims Department at the State Industrial Commission and potential 1936 Republican candidate for secretary of state will address the McKinley Republican Club in Logan on December 6. He is credited with speeding claim dispositions by about one third and is urged by Republicans statewide to enter the May primary.
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LOGAN
Dale Stump
Claims Department
State Industrial Commission
McKinley Republican Club
McKinley Club
Stump
van Wert
M Stump Boom
Hocking County
Kilpatrick Family Guests at Strausbaugh Home
Logan Brief notes that Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Kilpatrick and daughter Gladys and Miss Nellie Skinner of Columbus were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Strausbaugh on Sunday. Ruth Bryan of the Junior High School faculty will spend Thanksgiving at Wilmington with relatives. Rudy's Ramblers will perform at Union Furnace for an Alumnat program Thursday evening.
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Matthew Kilpatrick
Gladys
Nellie Skinner
Columbus
George Strausbaugh
Ruth Bryan
Wilmington
Rudy's Ramblers
Union Furnace
Coal Provided for Murray City Families
A WPA crew delivered 77 truck loads of coal to relief families in Murray City. The coal came from Sunday Creek Mine No. 5 which is being prepared to resume operations after a long idle period. Face coal from cleanup is being distributed to the families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Murray City
Sunday Creek Mine No. 5
Condios
Congressman Mell G. Underwood Considered for Federal Bench
A report from the city indicates Mell G. Underwood of New Lexington is among candidates discussed for the vacancy on the federal bench caused by Judge Benson W. Hough's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Mell G. Underwood
New Lexington
Benson W. Hough
Glouster Council Boosts City Officers Pay
Glouster Council at a special meeting increased salaries restoring pay to pre cut levels. Marshal raised from 100 to 125 dollars monthly. clerk from 200 to 250 yearly. treasurer from 180 to 200 yearly. members up six dollars to 48 annually. Night patrol discussed with funding by local business pledges. Friday vote to set new rates. Rosa Vamos returned home from St Francis Hospital after a relapse from major surgery two weeks ago.
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Glouster
Athens
Nelsonville
Fred Heck
Rosa Vamos
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Logan Court Team To Start Work on Monday
Logan High School basketball practice opens Monday evening under Coach Carl F. Schroeder after football duties limited attention. With a final scrimmage Monday and season finale Thursday, focus shifts to building a squad for the opening season. Schedule aims to avoid league games until after holiday break, with one or two pre holiday exhibitions possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High School
Carl F. Schroeder
Mc Laughlin Pleads Guilty in Malloy Raid Case
William Mc Laughlin arraigned before Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald on gambling charges linked to the recent George Malloy residence raid on 8S High St. He pled guilty and was fined 100 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
George Malloy
High St
William McLaughlin
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Record Popcorn Crop Gathered in Green Township
One of the largest crops of pop corn ever grown in Hocking County has been gathered at the Frank Graham farm in Green Township. The yield totalled 500 bushels. Graham prepares to market his crop which consists of the large variety of corn.
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Logan
Hocking County
Frank Graham
Green Township
Graham
Mrs Shriner Injured In Wellston Wreck
Reports say Mrs. Herbert Shriner of this city received cuts and bruises when her automobile wrecked in Wellston Saturday. Mrs Shriner has been in Wellston several weeks with her husband, employed in the railroad yards there.
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Wellston
Herbert Shriner
Shriner
Knoxville group urged to appeal for Edith Maxwell mercy
The Knoxville Business and Professional Women's Club was asked to appeal to President Roosevelt on behalf of Edith Maxwell a Wisconsin schoolteacher serving a 25 year prison term for killing her husband.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Knosxville Business and Professional Women's Club
Roosevelt
Edith Maxwell
Wisc
Best Monroe Spellers Are Announced Today
GLOUSTER The Monroe Building of the Glouster schools lists A Plus awardees for the second six weeks in spelling. Grade four honorees include Donna Jean Figgins Pernadine Goodman Virginia Jen nice Betty Lewis Billy Kleinman Margaret Summers Frederick Stans berry Tommy Sanborn and Robert Weymueller. Grade five recipients are Audrey Dawson Anna Marie Kcistenkamper Margaret Hinton Barbara Knight Marvin At las Allan Jago Deloris Ann Boyer Bernadine Kirby Evelyn Kittle Marilyn Lantz Anna Rutter Elma Jean Smith Dorothy Strohmeyer Lee Swartz Juanita Williams Dorothy Zimmer Gene Rice Jack Shar like and Jack Viney. Grade six honorees are Bobby Bryson JoLavon Faires Foster Harry Betty Lee Kirby Florence Shepard Alice Keith Mary Virginia Logue Glenna Morris Edna Sanders and Mary Lee Thompson.
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Glouster
Monroe
Donna Jean Figgins
Pernadine Goodman
Virginia Jennice
Betty Lewis
Billy Kleinman
Margaret Summers
Frederick Stansberry
Tommy Sanborn
Robert Weymueller
Audrey Dawson
Anna Marie Kcistenkamper
Margaret Hinton
Barbara Knight
Marvin Atlas
Allan Jago
Deloris Ann Boyer
Bernadine Kirby
Evelyn Kittle
Marilyn Lantz
Anna Rutter
Elma Jean Smith
Dorothy Strohmeyer
Lee Swartz
Juanita Williams
Dorothy Zimmer
Gene Rice
Jack Sharlike
Jack Viney
Bobby Bryson
JoLavon Faires
Foster Harry
Betty Lee Kirby
Florence Shepard
Alice Keith
Mary Virginia Logue
Glenna Morris
Edna Sanders
Mary Lee Thompson
Dinner Honoring Mrs. McKee At Broad Street Home
A 67th birthday tribute was hosted Sunday at the Broad Street home of Mrs. Lizzie McKee. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wood and children Russell Beulah Jack Doris of Portsmouth, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Hartley and children Raymond Sylvia, Mr. and Mrs. Lue ter Snowden, Mrs. Agnes Eddy, Miss Olive McKee and Leonard Snowden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Lizzie McKee
Broad St
Carl Wood
Russell
Beulah
Jack
Doris
Portsmouth
Loren Hartley
Raymond
Sylvia
Lueter Snowden
Agnes Eddy
Olive McKee
Leonard Snowden
Study Club Program Offered in Glouster
A regular Progressive Study Club meeting was held at Mrs. Hazel Jauchiys home in Glouster with Mrs. Mae Dunnett presiding. Twelve members attended and Mrs. Sara Williams was named news reporter for December and January. Grace Ochs presented a paper on The Oj and the New Thanksgiving.
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Grace Bryson
Esta Cunningham
Merle Danford
Mae Dunnett
Bess Henshaw
Esta Harper
Jennie Jones
Ora Kittle
Eva Kientz
Sara Williams
Elsie Galloway
Baby
Spring St
Glouster Singers Set for Major Bowes Show in Athens
Spiritual singers from the First Baptist Church Glouster will appear on the Major Bowes program at the Athena Theater in Athens tonight. They have sung before large crowds on county programs. Next Sunday they perform at Bishopville church.
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Glouster
First Baptist Church
Major Bowes
Athena Theater
Athens
Bishopville
Central Committee to Decide Delegation for GOP Convention
Columbus will host the Republican State Central Committee meeting on December 2 to determine if Ohio will send an unpledged delegation to the National Republican Convention chaired by Ed T. Schorr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Republican State Central Committee
Schorr
Ohio
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Logan Legion
Ata Ae
Krailmhoader
Mrs. Marbaugh
Winorlose Club
Mis. Belle Hyson
A. T. Spears
Ruth Heft
Mildred Lehman
Josephine Johnson
Della Webb
Louise Strentz
Mrs. Allen
C. ©. Allen
LD. A. Rannells
John Daugherty
Elia Keynes
Emma Westenhaver
Addie Shepardson
Kalamazoo
Mich
C. O. Allen
Minnie Moore
Allen Adams
Daisy Powers
N. N. Bridge Club
Delta Theta Tau
Marjorie Brandt
Women's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Kittle Dill
A. Rothrock
Mary Shep
Merrit Wonn
George Lehman
Minnie McBroom
George Wonn
Arlie Brimmer
Wilbur Lanning
Mary Jean
Jane Lanning
Marilyn Brimmer
James Blosser
Charles Adcock
Emanuel Wolfe
Lulu Huddle
Westerville
Harry Hughes
R. B. Hansel
W. N. Shank
Frank Larimer
C. V. Wright
Ed Myers
Don Brandon
Pleasant
Joseph McGhee
Emma Hecker
William Leyshon
Lawrence Leyshon
Miss McGovern
Masons
Venus Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Dorothy Smith
A. K. South
Ann Wellman
Cincinnati
Bucky
Lagan
Miss Smith
Future Farmers
Dale
Underwood
Glouster Council
Trom Hospital
Logan Court
SUN
Battimore
Zenners
Mrs. Shriner
Mrs. Mckee
Calen
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