Head on crash near Enterprise injures four in Logan
Four people were injured in a Sunday afternoon head on collision on Route 31 near Enterprise. James H. Jeffries of Chillicothe is held in the Hocking County Jail on possible alcohol impairment charges. The Lancaster group in the other car, Mrs Frank E Erick and her children, were taken to Cherrington Hospital with serious head and facial injuries.
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Lancaster
Hocking River Bridge
Jeffries
Joe Farbearn
Federal Reformatory
Chillicothe
Common Pleas Court
Masons Held Election And Installation Friday
Logan chapter of Masons conducted its election and installation of officers Friday evening with lunch served after the business session. Rolland Bright, past high priest, officiated as installing officer and a list of officers was inducted. Clarence Shaffer was arrested Saturday on a red light crash charge, with no overtime parking arrests reported.
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LOGAN
Logan Chapter of
Masons
Rolland Bright
Edward Miller
Alfred Lanning
Russell Keyes
C. W. Dollmatach
Sojourner
Harry L. Smith
J. W. Woodard
Pearl Watkins
Co. BE. Lyke
Ed L. Ewing
Veilman
Neal Shaw
Charles Kleinschmidt
Clarence Shaffer
Bremen
A. F. Evans
Kiwanis Club Bide Lecture Slated for Thursday
Kiwanis will host Harold D. Bide at Logan High Auditorium Thursday as the third entertainment in the series. He will also join the club for dinner that evening. Bide, who left Norway in 1912, joined engineers on a Spitzbergen expedition to assess coal viability. His illustrated lecture recounts the group’s Arctic expedition experiences.
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Logan—Kiwanians
Harold D. Bide
Logan High Auditorium
Bide
Norway
Spitzbergen
Hide
Lin couple welcomes seven-pound son in Cherrington
Mr and Mrs Fred Lin Scott of Nelsonville announce the birth of a seven-pound boy at Cherrington Hospital on Sunday.
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Logan
Fred Linscott
Nelsonville
Cherrington Hospital
Tropical agriculture school in Honolulu cited as bid for tropical status
Honolulu hosts one of the nation’s rare efforts to claim tropical country status through a Graduate School of Tropical Agriculture. The program aims to advance research and education in climate and crop management for tropical environments.
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Honolulu
United States
Sheriff sale of real estate in Athens County Ohio
The State of Ohio Athens County sheriff sale of 25 acres in the northeast quarter of Section 6 Town 10 Ohio River Survey with two acres exempted. Property appraised at 365 dollars. minimum bid two thirds. Auction at Athens County Court House December 26, 1936 at 1 30 P M. Cash only. Attorney Keenan represents the county.
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Sherife
Athens
Ohio
Leland
Athens County
Ethelbert D. Rivers
Clinton L. Poston
George H. Smith
Sugar Creek
Erin Oy
Thes County
Emnety Keenan
Aéttorney
Logan Veteran Hardwooders Start Practice
Logan High School basketball practice begins tonight under Coach Tom Bender. No league games before holidays, but two to three games are planned this month. veterans include Bob Ralston Maurice Cole Eddie Nelson Jimmy Richardson Albert Leonard with newcomers Bob Snyder Bob Johnson Joe Thomas Dick Sparnow and John Dollmatsch. Association play starts January 8.
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Logan
Logan High School
Tom Bender
Bob Ralston
Maurice Cole
Eddie Nelson
Jimmy Richardson
Albert Leonard
Ralston
Bob Snyder
Bob Johnson
Joe Thomas
Dick Sparnow
John Dollmatsch
Logan Brief Social Notes
Mrs. Simeon Carpenter and Fred Carpenter of Noblesville Ind. visited relatives then returned home. Charles Notestone Jr. went back to Ohio State University after a brief visit with his parents. Esther St. Clair of Columbus visited with her parents at Webb Summit. Gifford Hull and family from Columbus returned home after visiting Ann Shriner. Lem Hess and son Thomas from Marietta stayed with George Miller over the weekend. Eleanor Woodard returned to Ohio Wesleyan University after Thanksgiving recess. Ralph Matheny and family from Sugar Grove visited Logan Sunday evening.
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Simeon Carpenter
Fred Carpenter
Noblesville
Ind
Charles Notestone
Ann Shriner
Lem Hess
Thomas
Marietta
George Miller
Eleanor Woodard
Ohio Wesleyan University
J. W. Woodard
Ralph Matheny
Sugar Grove
Logan
Hold Last Rites for Sadie Bobo Tuesday
Logan mourns Mrs. Sadie Bobo who died Saturday morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mason. Services are at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the C. L. Stout Chapel Nelsonville. Burial follows at Smith Chapel Cemetery. Lucille Bobo remains at Cherrington Hospital after an appendectomy and has not been told of her mother's death.
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Logan
Sadie Bobo
Charles Mason
C. L. Stout
Nelsonville
Smith Chapel
Lucille Bobo
Bobo
Cherrington Hospital
Logan Relatives Attend Rites for Mrs. Crabbe
Logan relatives and friends attended the funeral of Mrs. Clara H. Crabbe at St Marys Catholic Church Columbus. She died Saturday at the home of her brother Lawrence Hack with whom she had lived several months. Burial followed at Mt. Calvary Cemetery. She leaves a son and was sister to Ford Lawrence and Eugene Hack.
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Logan
Former county official treated after heart attack at Charl ton
Logan Charles Brown of Marion Township, a former county commissioner, is hospitalized at Cherrington Hospital after a heart attack last week. His condition has improved.
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Logan
Charles Brown
Marion Township
Cherrington Hospital
Logan Chamber hires Coon Logan to portray Santa
Hire Coon Logan C Reich ley H Coon Reich ley South Bloomingville returns to represent Santa Claus in Logan for the Christmas season. He served last year and, despite offers elsewhere, chose Logan Chamber of Commerce. His long gray hair and beard draw children’s attention on the streets and in stores.
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Logan
Reichley
South Bloomingville
Santa Claus
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Jury trials begin in Common Pleas Court
Docket cases opened this morning in the Common Pleas Court with Ernest Daubenmier charged with embezzlement and Chester River of Western Hocking County charged with operating a vehicle under the influence. Over the next four days Judge Phil A. Henderson will oversee trials including Harold Edwards aged 20 of Haynes charged with manslaughter in a fatal automobile accident that also injured Florence Miller of Rockbridge, the only survivor among three relatives struck by Edwards. Turley Jackson was the third victim.
Deputy Recovering After Auto Crash in New Straitsville
Logan Deputy Sheriff Newton Spencer visited the sheriff's office on Saturday for the first time in nearly two weeks. He is recovering from injuries sustained in an automobile accident in New Straitsville.
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Logan
Newton Spencer
Sheriff's Office
New Straitsville
Building Check by Inspectors Continues in Logan
Director R. R. Loomis received word from the Ohio Inspection Bureau that two inspectors will continue surveying buildings listed for renting under the bureau order. Logan Chamber of Commerce representatives told the bureau a property owner sentiment referendum is being taken. A chamber recommendation is expected after the survey.
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Logan
R. R. Loomis
Ohio Inspection Bureau
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Decorate City For Holidays In Logan
Logan Chamber of Commerce plans holiday lights on Main St. electricians string wires for miniature trees on boulevard standards. Santa’s headquarters will feature an igloo in Worthington Park and a community tree. Merchants cooperate. Townsend Club to meet Dec 10 at Pocahontas Hall to elect officers.
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Logan
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Main St
Worthington Park
Logan Townsend Club
Pocahontas Hall
Trimble Church Progressive Class to Meet in Pettit Building
The Progressive Class of the Trimble Church will meet Tuesday night December 1 at the new parish house in the Pettit Building. Officers will be elected.
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Trimble
Church of Church
Pettit Building
World records tide visit and family guest notes
Mr and Mrs Oliver Steinmetz of McConnelsville were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs L R Gooding. The Bay of Fundy in Canada reports the world's highest tide at 53 feet, drawing attention to the extreme sea level there.
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Trimble
Oliver Steinmetz
McConnelsville
L. R. Gooding
Bay of Fundy
Canada
Thanksgiving reminiscences and local visits mark Mineral brief
Mineral notes recount Betty Addis healing from scalds after a tub accident. Local families and visitors share Thanksgiving events, meals at the Town House, and church programs. Observations include Rev. Secoy, Rev. McDaniel, and gatherings from Wellsville to Athens with relatives and coal mine ties at Hewitts Crossing.
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Betty Addis
Everett Addis
Burns
Herman Secoy
Mary Clark
Ruth Pratt
Robinette Ridge
Smithfield
Merritt Heron
George Hartley
Louise
New Marshfield
Orland Ely
Athens
William Brooks
Herbert Penrod
Hewitts Crossing
Helen Drake
Wellsville
J. P. Emish
H. Russell
Middleport
Vinton Bolen
Helen Martin
Fauntelle Martin
Emma Jenkins
John Pfautz
Akron
Rus! Pfautz
J. S. van Dyke
Parker E. van Dyke
Columbus
J. P. Snyder
Birthday Party Honors Joanne Trimble Gooding
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Gooding hosted a Saturday afternoon birthday party from 2 to 4 for six year old Joanne Trimble Gooding. Guests enjoyed games, a large central cake, and refreshment tables with attendees including Regina Lee, Janet Earich, Dotty Brown, Dorothy Antle, Cedric Antle, Earl Davis, Ruston Pettit, Heber Roberts of Chesapeake Ohio, Roy Dean and Donna Rogers of Gloucester, Helene Gibbs of Athens, Irma Jean and Billy Nicholas of Jacksonville, Mrs Leona Nicholas, Mrs Iris Pettit, and Hazel Raber. Joanne received many gifts.
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Trimble
Velois Family Visits From Detroit Over Thanksgiving
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Velois and children Beverly and Jackie traveled from Detroit to visit Mrs. Velois' parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph West for Thanksgiving and stayed through Sunday.
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Glouster
M. R. Velois
Beverly
Jackie
Detroit
Velois
Joseph West
Club Meeting Held At Mrs Marie Hamble Home
GLOUSTER Get Together Club met at the home of Mrs Marie Hamble with president Mrs Lucy Kirkbride in charge. A play was planned and the mystery box awarded to Mrs Sadie Robinett. Hazel Kasler won the turkey contest. Quilt blocks were made and a turkey dinner served. Participants included Hazel Easler Kirkbride Reed Williams Robinett Carpenter Halbert Kay Triplett Standley Edwards Robinson Chalkie and Alberta Rogers Corning. Next meeting set for Bishopville town house Thursday at 1 pm with Christmas exchange numbers drawn.
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Bertha Carpenter
Marie Halbert
Alice Kay
Ruth Triplett
Edna Standley
Edith Robinson
Betty Lou
Edna Hashman
Chalkie
Alberta Rogers
Corning
Bishopville
Samuel Eichenbaum Dies at 83 in Corning
Corning veteran Samuel Eichenbaum age 83 died at his home after a two month illness. A resident since 1876 he served as mayor and postmaster under Cleveland and Wilson administrations. He was on the Corning Board of Education for 30 years. His wife had died nine years earlier. Funeral services were held in Cleveland at the Jewish Synagogue with burial in Glendale Cemetery.
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Corning
Samuel Leichenbaum
Grover Cleveland
Woodrow Wilson
Noon Takes Business Trip to Cleveland and Detroit
T. A. Noon left Sunday to spend several days on business in Cleveland Ohio and Detroit Michigan.
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Glouster
T. A. Noon
Cleveland
Detroit
Bishopville Lodge Elects Officers for 1937
Bishopville Lodge No. 470 F and A M elected officers for 1937 led by Worshipful Master E. E. Galloway and Senior Warden Fred Price. Also named were Junior Warden Harold Ahle Treasurer J. J. Shepard Secretary D. M. Shepard Senior Deacon M. E. Gladden Junior Deacon John Vickrey Tyler E. G. Campbell Stewards A C McCance H E Moody Grievance Committee C W Antle Emery Wells J J Shepard Trustees R S Henry H E Moody O R Davis.
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Bishopville
Bishopville Lodge
E. E. Galloway
Fred Price
Harold Ahle
J. J. Shepard
D. M. Shepard
M. E. Gladden
John Vickrey
Tyler
E. G. Campbell
A. C. McCance
H. E. Moody
C. W. Antle
Emery Wells
R. S. Henry
O. R. Davis
Jacksonville Eagles To Erect Christmas Tree In Town Square
Mohawk Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles sponsors a community Christmas tree in Jacksonville where treats will be distributed on Christmas Eve. Santa Claus will greet visitors at the Eagles home square. A dance to raise funds is planned in the Eagle Hall on December 18.
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Jacksonville
Mohawk Aerie
Order of Eagles
Eagles
Santa Claus
Eagle Hall
Glouster Independents blank Logan Merchants 25 to 0
In Glouster on Sunday the Independents beat the Logan Merchants 25 to 0. Bert Smith connected on several key passes to pace the scoring while Logan threatened repeatedly but was halted by Glouster’s strong line and turnovers. This marked their second meeting of the season after Logan won 7 to 6 at Logan.
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Glouster
Glouster Independents
Logan Merchants
Bert Smith
Logan
Small Daughter of Earl Hamilton Dies
Phyllis Jean Hamilton three months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl R Hamilton East Millfield died Saturday afternoon of pneumonia Survived by parents and grandparents James Hamilton Russell Thomas Russell Funeral services held at home Monday at 2 with Rev Joe McDonald officiating Burial Maplewood Cemetery
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Glouster
Phyllis Jean
Earl R. Hamilton
East Millfield
James Hamilton
Thomas Russell
Joe McDonald
Bishopville
Maplewood Cemetery
Hollister Youths Stage Dotty and Daffy Play
Twelve young actors perform Dotty and Daffy at Hollister gymnas ium on Tuesday December 1 at 8 pm Proceeds go to Hollister U B Church funds.
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Hollister
Dotty and Daffy
Hollister Gymnasium
Hollister U. B. Church
Football squads to dine together at Glouster gym
Kiwanis Club hosts a dinner for Glouster and Jacksonville Trimble football squads at the Glouster gymnasium Tuesday at 6:30. Glouster won the Big Six title undefeated. Jacksonville Trimble claimed the Little Five championship. Mrs. Martin Preston returned home from St Francis Hospital Columbus after three weeks of treatment.
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Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Jacksonville Trimble
Glouster Gymnasium
K. of P. Hall
Glouster Temple
Pythian Sisters
Martin Preston
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
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Great Hocking Valley Coal Fields
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the Security Bank
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Marie Hamble
Samuel Eichenbaum
Jacksonville Eagles
Newark
Gormley
Parks
O'Connell
Herman
Jones
Wright
Biddle
Hemsley
Price
J. Wolf
Earl Hamilton
NG PeveRace
Athens Bottling Works
McPherson's
Union St
Ovier
Aenegara
P. Lorillard Co
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