Larger Sum To Be Sought By Plaintiff In Damages Case
Hazel Sheets sues Marvin Dicken in Hocking County Common Pleas Court seeking damages for personal injuries. Jury awarded 500 dollars to Sheets who lost sight in one eye. plaintiff seeks to set aside verdict as inadequate while court schedules arguments. Names on the jury include Martin, Barker, Rheinscheid, McVey, Beal, Wolfe, Hansel, Allen, Castell, Smith, Cooley, and Risch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae A Martin
J. H. Barker
Andrew Rheinscheid
George W. McVey
George Beal
Eber Wolfe
Nellie Hansel
Ruth Allen
Thomas Castell
Ford Smith
J. M. Cooley
Stella Risch
Logan Brief Social Notes November meeting at Mrs Burr Nixon home
Christian Culture Class members gathered Monday evening at W Hunter Street home of Mrs Burr Nixon with hostesses Mrs Fred Liff Mrs E B White Mrs Clarence Phillips and Mrs Warner Lehman. President Mrs Phillips led devotionals and business. Miss Harriet Sater read Ghost Towns New Preacher. Mrs Phillips read scrapbook stories. Contests awarded to Mrs Allen Adams and Mrs N M Brown. Lunch followed. Guests included Mrs Ed L Ewing Mrs I N Myers Miss Betty Liff and Miss Phyllis Nixon. Child Study group meets tonight at Mrs Paul Cruises on E Hunter Street at 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr Nixon
W. Hunter St
Fred Liff
E. B. White
Clarence Phillips
Warner Lehman
Phillips
Harriet Sater
Ghost Town
Allen Adams
N. M. Brown
Ed L. Ewing
I. N. Myers
Betty Liff
Phyllis Nixon
Brownie Pack to Meet at Trinity Lutheran Church After School
Brownie Pack No. Two will hold a meeting after school Friday at Trinity Lutheran Church. Girls will gather after the noon dismissal for a group activity and plans for the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie Pack No. Two
Trinity Lutheran Church
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority Meeting Highlights
The Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority met in their rooms Monday with Miss Maxine Notestone presiding. Betty Hay named pledge adviser and Teresa Kaiser joined Lookout and finance. Christmas party set for Dec 19 with Jane Walsh Teresa Kaiser Maxine Notestone Evelyn Courter and Mrs. Kenneth Adair arranging. Hostesses Lola Belle Hockman and Evelyn Courter. lunch served by Jane Walsh and Mrs Phil Henderson. Inactives Mrs Bruce Wright and Mrs Ralph St Clair attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Phi Gamma _ Sorority
Maxine Notestone
Betty Hay
Teresa Kaiser
Jane Walsh
Phil Henderson
Bruce Wright
Ralph St. Clair
Excuse Jury as Cameron v Fout Settled Out of Court
Jurors were excused today by Judge Phil Henderson after Cameron versus Fout reached an out of court settlement. An upcoming trial will hear Earl Soliday against United States Gutta Percha Co seeking damages from a motor vehicle accident near Rockbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Phil Henderson
Cameron
Fout
Earl Soliday
United States Gutta Percha Co
Rockbridge
Union Furnace High to Play Double Header
Union Furnace High School basketball team is slated to face Wilkesville High in a double header on the Incal floor next Tuesday evening. The county league opener on December 9 sends Union Furnace to Laurelville for a separate contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Union Furnace
Wilkesville High
Union Furnace
Laurelville
Grange to Initiate at LOGAN Miller Chapel Meeting
Grange to initiate at LOGAN Miller Chapel next Wednesday evening with Antioch Grange Enterprise conferring the third degree and Miller Chapel team exemplifying the fourth degree. A potluck supper will accompany the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Miller Chapel Grange
Antioch Grange
Enterprise
Miller Chapel
Wetherills Visit Logan and Attend Eastern Star Meeting
Mrs. W. P. Wetherill and Mrs. John Wetherill of Columbus visited in Logan on Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs. Wetherill saw her sister Miss Margaret Cook and attended the Eastern Star meeting Tuesday evening. Mrs. Wetherill is a past worthy matron of the chapter. Mrs. Wetherill visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Keyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
W. P. Wetherill
John Wetherill
Columbus
Margaret Cook
Eastern Star Meeting
John Wetherll
C. R. Keyes
Barber removes mustache after Fitzgerald win bet
Logan recount decides county auditor race in favor of Kenneth R. Fitzgerald. Marvin Dicken, barber, shaved his mustache as bet payoff and awaits Dwight Phillips to do the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Marvin Dicken
Dwight Phillips
Fitzgerald
Drilling Progress Report on City Water Well Reach 19 Feet
Logan reports drilling on the new city water well has reached 19 feet with an expected final depth of 61 percent of the depth of a prior large well. The site uses a 40 inch diameter bore and should take about ten days under favorable conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Coaches Hold Monday Meeting On Rule Changes
County high school coaches and school officials will meet next Monday evening at the home of Harry Krumlauf on Warner Ave. to discuss rule changes for this season. Referees in county basketball will be involved to ensure clearer understanding before league play begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harry Krumlauf
Warner Ave
Krumlauf
Hocking County Grange
James R. Smoot
Mound St
City Hall to be Decorated for Christmas Holidays
Logan authorities announce City Hall Engine House and rest room will receive holiday decorations in cooperation with the Retail Merchants Association. Donations from city officials and employees fund the effort, with no cost to taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Dallas Kinser
Retail Merchants Association
Mrs Karns Returns Home After Fall
Logan report says Mrs Ezra Karns of Chauncey injured an ankle in a fall about a week ago. She was brought to Cherrington Hospital for an X-ray, but no bone fracture was found and she returned home the same day. Gene Glancy, Orbiston, improving after Armistice Day auto crash. Mrs Frank Shaw, Union Furnace, recovering from recent operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ezra Karns
Chauncey
Cherrington Hospital
Gene Glancy
Orbiston
Frank Shaw
Union Furnace
Logan Adult School Sees Big Enrollment this Year
Logan adult school reports about 150 students enrolled as the first term opens. Interest grows in classes including typing and bookkeeping with the second semester starting around the third week of January and more enrollments anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Beekeepers Set Meeting at County Courthouse
Beekeepers in Logan Hocking County plan an organization meeting at the courthouse on December 15 after a Monday session attended by about 20 members. State apiarist Charles A. Reese attended to discuss bee problems with the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — Hocking County
Charles A. Reese
Lavadas Move to Logan For Plant Superintendent Post
C D Lavada of Hillsboro who became superintendent of the Sun Glow plant has moved his family to Logan on Tuesday. The family will reside on North Mulberry Street. Lavada succeeds J Myers who left for Piqua to take similar work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
C. D
Fire at Stock Yard in Logan Damages Pipe Storage
Fire Chief Roy Stallsmith reported an alarm at the National Supply Co on Gallagher Ave Tuesday evening. An heated oil drum ignited flames that spread to the stock yard, hot conditions damaging pipe. chemicals were used to extinguish the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Roy Stallsmith
National Supply Co
Gallagher Ave
Stallsmith
Zanesville May Have New Barrel Refinery
Phil N. Faine of Ath ens Ohio predicts a 1500 barrel refinery in Zanesville to ease marketing proration and storage surpluses. Estimated cost 500000 dollars with half pledged. Plant would include a cracking unit to process Corning crude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Zanesville
Phil N. Faine
Athens
Ohio Pennsylvania Grade Oil Producers Association
Penn Grade Bulletin
Social Briefs of Millfield and Nearby
Millfield community pages note December meeting and Christmas party of the Ladies Aid Society at Mrs. Jessie Lemons farm with potluck, officer elections, gift exchange and program. Several Thanksgiving and family visits reported. Mine accident and foggy conditions affect travel. Sanday Creek Mine No. 6 operated three days last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
Ladies Aid Society
The
Church of Christ
Jessie Lemons
Richard Wade
Nancy Sanders
H. H. Wemmer
G. C. Patton
Ruth Ann Howard
Orley Toth
Viola Howard
Jessie Fulton
Alexander Truitt
Cleveland
J. R. Wade
James Gillissie
Detroit
Ebon Gillispie
Charles Dusz
Coshocton
Orris Chadwell
Dayton
Allen Chadwell
Elizabeth McGrath
Grace
Columbus
Ida Hill
John Sharick
C. M. Boudinot
Sugar Creek
Gilbert Boudi
New Plymouth News Briefs and Social Gatherings
Celina relatives visited J Gibbons in Logan for Thanksgiving. Mrs Earle Frantz had a tonsil operation. Helen Fuller hosted a sleighing party with Annette Smith Gertrude Bay Elizabeth Heinlein Martha Lowry and others. Gertrude Bay held a games and music night with a similar guest list. Thanksgiving services at McArthur Presbyterians attended by Earle Heinlein Elizabeth and Treadley. Mary Hixinbaugh hosted a shower for Helen Harris and John Archer of Laurelville. Attendees included Rose Clark Nellie Leach Gladyse Witte and Mrs Helen Cave from McArthur. New Plymouth guests included Mary Cremean Roscoe Mowery Rosella Hixinbaugh Mary Harris. Mrs Coultrap and Miss Allen of McArthur visited. Allen recently began welfare work. R W Haas moved from Cherrington Hospital to his son Walter’s home in Logan. Friday night’s gathering at the Gibbons home included Helen Fuller Treadley Heinlein Elizabeth Athens Rose Ann Gibbons John Celina and Merito Oppenheimer Coldwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Plymouth
J. T. Gibbons
Garth Harris
Raymond Sigler
Warren Cremean
Gertrude Bay
Helen Fuller
Elizabeth Heinlein
Annette Smith
Martha Lowry
Charles Simpson
Mary Hixinbaugh
Helen Harris
John Archer
Laurelville
Rose Clark
Nellie Leach
Gladyse Witte
Helen Cave
McArthur
Mary Cremean
Roscoe Mowery
Rosella Hixinbaugh
Mary
Miss Harris
Coultrap
Miss Allen
R. W. Haas
Cherrington Hospital
Walter
Logan
Wm Gibbons
Columbus
Murray City Birthday Party for Bobby Irvin
Misses Vivian and Kathryn Irvin hosted a surprise birthday party for Bobby Irvin on his fifth birthday in Murray City. Guests included Jane Gottka Rita Gottka Jimmie Whidney Marcelene Meredith and many more. Several relatives and friends visited from Columbus Detroit Logan and Athens over the weekend and Thanksgiving holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Vivian
Kathryn Irvin
Bobby
Jane
Rita Gottka
Jimmie Whidney
Marcelene
Bobby Meredith
Nelda
Shirley
Tam Slater
Marie
Jesse MaeNeel
Paul
Jack
Raymond Huston
Dickie Lee
Billie Joe Shelton
Betty Andrews
Roberta Koon
Robin Shuttleworth
William Irvin
Lucille Thompson
Isse Strum
Helen Irvin
Virgil Hellyer
God’s Bible School
Cincinnati
Oscar Hellyer
Bert Laurson
Detroit
Harry Jonas
Clifford
Roger Scott
Nelsonville
Sylvia Sweazy
Sweazy
Jean
Howard Chivers
Jean Nagle
Columbus
William Chivers
Conrad Martin
Athens
Donald Spencer
Peggy Louise
Jesse Spencer
Perry Frazier
Circleville
William Peer
U. B
Mark Vancurren
Logan
Clarence Cook
Grace Thomas
Ralph McDaniel
Hemlock
George Hamer
Minnie Martin
Hazel Storer
Lynn
Frank Buffington
Martins Ferry
Alice Mae McDaniel
Charles Shuttleworth
John Hogan
Pleasant Valley Social Notes Highlights Thanksgiving Visits
Pleasant Valley notes record Thanksgiving visits and calls among local families. Names include Miss Ber nice Brooks, Mr. Gaston Bond of Parkersburg West Virginia, and Mrs Anna Powers of Athens visiting Mr and Mrs Howe Brooks. Further gatherings feature Mr and Mrs Chas Wood and others in Albany Chauncey Downington Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Bernice Brooks
Gaston Bond
Parkersburg
West Va
Anna Powers
Athens
Howe Brooks
Chas. Wood
Lloyd Bolin
Albany
Felix’ Dorsey
June Anne
Ed Brooks
Mike Charles
Pearl Wood
Harold Jones
Chauncey
E. A. Dixon
H. A. Dixon
Downington
Ohio
Evalyn Pugh
Jessie Reeves
Victoria Dorsey
Kate Brooks
Linder Davis
Pomeroy
H. M. McKinley
Homer Goodin
G. T. Pincelli
Lucile Martin
Edward Pugh
Elmer Sauters
Hollister
Mack Hanning
Inspection visit by railroad and ARA inspectors in Logan
A. Zeibold C O chief car inspector and H W Watkins ARA inspector inspected Logan local shops on Monday. C E Lyke of Logan Home Telephone on street briefly after illness confined him to N Spring Street residence for ten days Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
A. Zeibold
C. and O., Railroad
H. W. Watkins
ARA
Lyke
C. E. Lyke
Telephone Company
N. Spring St
Pullet Lays Four Eggs in 24 Hours
A white leghorn pullet owned by Fred Bennett in Sault Ste Marie Ont produced four eggs in one day signaling high productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sault Ste. Marie, Ont
Fred Bennett
Logan Quintet Prepares for First Game
Logan High prepares for its first basketball game this Friday December 9 against Glouster. Coach Tommy Bender drills the varsity and reserves, aiming to build a strong quintet after a season with only one defeat by Lancaster in 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High Auditorium
Tommy Bender
Glouster
Bender
Lancaster
Bob Snyder
Zaleski Brief News Notes
Dorothy Alice Malone 19 daughter of Harmon Malone of Logan died in University Hospital Columbus of peritonitis. Survived by father three brothers and six sisters. Funeral at home with Shaw Cemetery burial. Milan prison inmate Col umbus native William Snyder 52 died three days before parole after appendix surgery. Several local lodge officers elected for the year. Various visitors and Thanksgiving greetings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Mich
Murray Snyder
Zaleski
Allie Runkle
Zaleski Lodge F. & A. M
W. E. Stanley
W. M
Martin McKibben
S. W
A. T. Lawrence
J. W
E. F. McKibben
J. G. McKibben
Jack Claus
S. D
Otto Dearth
J. D
W. R. Cherry
Tyler
Sarah Vanderford
R. N
John Beddinghaus
Greenfield
Marguerite Herrold
Margaret Potter
Ruth Cram
Dorothy Vansky
Columbus
Irene Duduit
Charles Alberry
Athens
Margaret Webb
Wellston
Oliver Chaffin
Springfield
Cook
Jess Stump
Chillicothe
W. G. Betz
Tuppers Plains Ministers Meet and Local Notes
The Meigs County Ministerial Association will meet at the Christian Church on Monday December 5. Dorcas Needle Club will serve dinner at noon in the K P Hall. Miss Margarite Kincade of Athens visited her parents over Thanksgiving. Woodrow Shafer Roy Springer and Ina returned from Florida with oranges. Floyd Milhone works for Bell Telephone. J S Davis spent the weekend with his parents in Thurman. Miss Lucile Newland of near Reedsville visited Betty Eileen Stiles. The Reverend Paxton conducted the U B Church service and left for New Lexington to assist in a revival. The D A Lodge will serve dinner at the Hawks sale Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone Company
J. S. Davis
Thurman
Lucile Newland
Reedsville
Betty Eileen Stiles
Paxton
U. B
New Lexington
Snider
D. of A. Lodge
Hawks
Irene Tipton Joins Heine Packing Co as Bookkeeper
Miss Irene Tipton of this city has secured a position with the Heine Packing Co as bookkeeper. She began her new duties this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Irene Tipton
Heine Packing Co
Attendance Woes After Diphtheria Vacations
Attendance at Logan Union Furnace Schools lags after a two week diphtheria vacation and reopening last Monday. About 70 pupils were absent by Tuesday, signaling slow recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Union Furnace
Straitsville Lodge Hosts Inspection At Regular Meeting
NEW STRAITSVILLE Nov 30 Woodbine Rebekah Lodge held its regular meeting in the 10 C F Hall with Jessie Orndorf as Noble Grand. Forty two members attended for inspection with Mrs Laura Miller of Shawnee the inspecting officer present. Several visiting members from Golden Moon Morning Star and Logan attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Woodbine Rebekah Lodge
Miller
Nellie Shutterworth
Florence Huston
Columbus
Stella Christian
White Cross Hospital
Hugh Mills, Jr
Ellis Koon
Ralph Briggs
Chillicothe
Lancaster
Frank Saulbeamer
Margaret Callahan
Joe Callahan
Jack Wells
Glouster
William Stoltz
Henry Stoltz
Jacksonville
Jacksonville, Were Recent Uests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stoltz. Virgil Wright
Logan
Beryl Gill
Clark St
David Price
Social Notes From Mt Union District
Mount Union notes report Mrs Harley Carr fracturing her left arm after a snow fall. Local families host Thanksgiving visitors including the Kings Chase and Peck households. Church events include Golden Circle Dec 2 and a missionary talk by Mrs Bawden at 2 pm. Multiple visits tie Mt Union residents to Rutland Chillicothe Langsville and Bunker Hill communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Union
Harley Carr
Charles King
Bradbury
Carr
Frank Wood
R. E. Forrest
Homer
Rutland
J. A. Gotschall
John Wiseman
Adena
Nancy
Columbus
M. A. Chase
Golden Circle
George Wood
Ward Nicholson
Bawden
India
Selah Weatherby
Glenn Turner
James Clark
Harrisonville
Langsville
M. A. Nicholson
Sidney Jordan
Floyd and
Clarence
Gilbert Michael
Bunker Hill
Maxine Caster
Dovesville
Helen Turner
Ernest Molden
Eiselstein
William Clench
Revival at Logan Draws Big Attendance
Dr. John H. McCombe and staff open evangelistic meetings at the Logan Methodist Church with the Brown Metropolitan Jubilee Singers. Loy alty Day features Cotton Pickers costumes and a full program including sermons, platform talks, and a cross lighting service.
Taylor Ridge Social Notes
Taylor Ridge residents report church Ladies Aid Society Christmas party plans with December meeting details. Local households see visitors and Thanksgiving gatherings across Glouster, Columbus, Steubenville, Jacksonville, Amesville, Shelbyville, and nearby towns.
Scarlet Fever Quarantine in Marion Township
Six year old Louella Daubenmier of Marion Township and two William Westfall family members in the same township are reported ill with scarlet fever. The home is under quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Louella
Jesse Daubenmier
Marion
William Westfall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paul Cruise
E. Hunter St
Union Furnace High
Grange
Dicken
Logan Adult School
Stock Yard
Clover Farm
Dwin
Logan Quintet
Tuppers Plains Social Briefs
Straitsville Lodge
Social Notes
Wright
N. Court St
Ber
Taylor Ridge Social Notes
James Bulloch
Ira Conway
Herald Conway
van Davis
W.J. Golding
Lois
James Golding
Frank Hartley
Cora Davis
Ival Dunlevy
Freda Swartz
Della Chalfant
Dwight Smith
Ronnie
Carol Ann
Carl Welling
John Eisler
Shelbyville
Ind
John Wenger
Melvin Murphy
Marvin Murphy
William Davis
Roy Strausbaugh
Grippe
Athens Pharmacy
Federal Reserve
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