One Mill Tax Levy Wins Support in Hocking County
The Hocking County Agricultural Advisory Council endorsed the one mill tax levy for current operating expenses. Auditor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald explained revenue declines from 33 million to 19 million dollars and the impact of delinquent tax bonds and relief loads. Marion Beery was named to head a committee to explain the situation to other farm groups.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Hocking Co. Agricultural Group
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Hocking County
Marion Beery
Eunice Roheiser
W. W. Brownfield
Columbus
Ruth Bennington
Fred Graham
James R. Smoot
L. T. Worley
Rock House
W. H. Hansel
Hocking Relief Load Shows Slight Decline
Hocking County relief figures for September show a slight decrease from 376 to 350 as the month closes. End of month totals list 76 families and 306 persons with 44 single cases active.
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Logan— Hocking County
Haydenville Charge Plans World-wide Communion Sunday
World wide Communion Sunday observed by Haydenville Charge with services at Haydenville 9 30 a m Buchtel 2 p m Murray City 7 p m Evening services at 7 o clock Prayer meetings at Buchtel Tuesday Haydenville and Murray City Thursday and Jobs Friday all at 7 o clock Sunday School at Murray City 9 o clock Haydenville 9 30 Murray City 9 30 Buchtel 2 45 p m
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Haydenville
Buchtel
Murray City
Athens Messenger ownership statement and arraignment note
The Athens Messenger filing records ownership and circulation figures with Gordon K. Bush as publisher and managing editor Chas. H. Harris. It also notes Virgil Nichols arraigned for driving without a license and Mrs. Sarah Lavey moving to Lancaster. The document is sworn before Notary Katharine B. Haller on October 1, 1941.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
State of Ohio
Gordon K. Bush
Chas. H. Harris
the Messenger Publishing Company, (Inc
F. W. Bush
Georgia H. Bush
Gorgon K. Bush
Margaret Allen
Gordon K. Rush
Katharine B. Haller
Jackson to Face Logan on Wet Field Tonight
Jackson meets Logan in a wet field clash this evening with a likely large crowd. Coach Tom Bender led light drills Thursday and skull practice, aiming for a hot contest. Logan seeks revenge after last year’s Jackson win as limited regulars from that game may start if competing players return.
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Logan
Tom Bender
Jackson
Chieftains
Ironmen
Bender
Straitsville Social Notes Highlight Local Visitations
Straitsville residents and friends feature a weekend of gatherings with relatives in Columbus Marietta and Newark. Attendees include the Moore family Beattie Hutchins Archer Strain and Kirchner households with numerous Sunday visits and social events across several towns.
Hocking County Health Chief Reports Busy Month in Schools
Dr H G Southard health commissioner reports September activity in Hocking County schools. Inspections covered 20 buildings, 37 visited. 341 pupils had physical defects, 53 dental, 25 vision. 61 corrections made. Athletes examined 146. 88 bulletins issued. 12 vaccinations. Wasserman tests 2.
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Hocking County
Logan
Wasserman
Logan Social Notes Bountiful Hocking County WCTU Convention
Annual convention of the Hocking County WCTU held at the Methodist Church with Mrs. Bert Bell presiding. Officers elected include Mrs. Bell president and Emma Shaw vice president. Memorial services, a one act playlet, and talks on probation and juvenile issues noted. marriages and local visits also reported.
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Frank Burberry
E. P. Vonade
Charles E. Brehm
Monks
Harry Reeves
Russell Berlin
Stanley W. Wiant
E. L. Ewing
Tom Connor
Poling
Laurelville
Charles Meldrim
Logan
Bell
Gladys Bostain
Fleanor Durr
Stanley Wiant
Reeves
D. C. Walker
Stump Poultry Farm Sees Large Output Ahead
Logan report shows Ray A. Stump Perry Township poultryman sending nine cases of eggs weekly to the Southeast Ohio Egg Auction with 1400 pullets and 700 hens. He expects output to reach 20 cases once more pullets reach production.
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Logan
Ray A. Stump
Perry Township
Ohio
Hocking County
G W Christmann Held for Reckless Driving Charge
Logan State Highway Patrol took G. W. Christmann into custody Thursday on a charge of reckless driving. He appeared before Mayor Dallas Kinser and was fined 10 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty for an offense on U S Route 33.
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Logan
Virgil Nichols
Dallas Kinser
G. W. Christmann
Marion Township Girl Taken to Hospital for Hemorrhage
Ella Nelson, 12, of Marion Township, was taken by ambulance to Children’s Hospital in Columbus on Tuesday with internal hemorrhages. A separate note mentions a twenty cent tax payment sent by Faye C. Walker of Columbus.
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Logan
Ella Nelson
Marion Township
Children's Hospital
Columbus
R. N. White
Faye C. Walker
Logan-Hocking Board to Meet At Superintendent Office
The Logan Hocking County Board of Education will hold a meeting at the county superintendent's office this evening. Routine business is scheduled for consideration.
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Logan—Hocking County
Unclear fragment notes list addresses and codes
Readable text shows a mix of building names and street addresses including Jae ee Cline Building 16 Kern Street 18 Marietta Avenue 12 North College Street plus scattered codes and letters, with no coherent event or narrative to summarize.
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Kern St
Columbia Ave
Marietta Ave
N. College St
Meldrim Birth Reported in Glendale California
Relatives announce the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Hugh Meldrim of Glendale California The Meldrims formerly resided here and have lived in California for a year where Mr Meldrim works in an aviation plant Grandparents are Mrs Cora Morgan and J M Meldrim.
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Hugh Meldrim
Glendale
Calif
California
Meldrim
Cora Morgan
J. M. Meldrim
Intoxication arrests lead in September in Logan
Logan police arrested 52 people in September led by intoxication and disorderly conduct with 27 cases. Overtime parking added 15 arrests while three intoxicated individuals were caught driving and the rest faced miscellaneous charges.
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Logan
Lew Reynolds
Painting Crew Stationed in Logan for Three Weeks
Logan crews from C. G. Whitley of Columbus are painting the Hocking River bridge at the depot and the Old Town bridge on the River Division for three weeks. They will then move to Gallipolis, then repaint the Depot Hotel Building and stations at Sugar Grove Lancaster Nelsonville and Athens.
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Logan
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
C. G. Whitley
Columbus
Hocking River
Old Town
Gallipolis
Sugar Grove
Lancaster
Nelsonville
Athens
Willard Brown Returns as Gore School Principal
Willard Brown, appointed principal for the current term at Gore school, returns to the post he once filled eighteen years ago when he was asked to finish the term of Eber Mowery. Brown had taught in the South before returning to his native county to reenter the school system.
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Logan
Willard Brown
Gore School
Eber Mowery
Brown
Rally Day Services Planned By Churches of Logan City
Logan churches announce Rally Day observances as fall programs begin. Methodist services include a 10 oclock joint sermon with FE N Turner and others. World Wide Communion marked at several churches. multiple churches schedule 9:15 to 11:30 services with sermons by Rev. White Styles Heyde Rittmann Wahl and Boice.
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Churches of
Logan City
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FE. N. Turner
Carleton Bright
Carrie Durr
Keith Williams
Herman Bratton
Stanley W. Wiant
Epworth League
E. B. White
United Brethren Church
First Presbyterian Church
Cecil Harding Jones
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Amos L. Heyde
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lynn Rittmann
Church of God
Edith
Dwight Boice
Church of the Nazarene
C. B. Clendenen
St. John Lutheran Church
Yeast Bread Demo Planned by Home Demonstration Dept
Arrangements are made for a yeast bread demonstration to be held at the Ohio Power Co. office on Oct 13 with several local agencies cooperating.
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Logan
Home Demonstration Department
Ohio Power Co
WPA Workers Seeking Change in Schedule
WPA workers from Hocking County travel to Zanesville to press for ending the split shift. The Scotts Creek and Laurel Run Road projects halted while Walnut Street and Rockhouse projects run on schedule. About 425 WPA men are enrolled with roughly 200 affected by the stoppage.
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Logan
Hocking County
WPA
Zanesyijig
Fred Rost
Laurel Run
Walnut St
Rockhouse
Extra Trains Added to River Division Freight Service
Logan reports two new freight trains on the River Division to handle increased tonnage. One train departs at 11 15 p m from Gan and lays over at Pomeroy until the next afternoon. The other leaves at about 2 p m for Wellston and Jackson.
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Logan
River Division
Gan
Wellston
Jackson
Reynolds and Jack Obtain Logan A Marriage License
Logan A license issued Thursday to Harry Marion Reynolds 22 miner of New Straitsville son of Mr and Mrs Harry Reynolds Sr and Virginia Dean Jack 18 at home Nelsonville Route 1 daughter of Mr and Mrs John Jack indicating plans to wed.
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Carl Risch
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Virginia Risch
Pat Weiss
Wilma Bratton
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Lola Belle Riddlebarger
Logan
Harry Marion Reynolds
Miner
New Straitsville
Harry Reynolds
Virginia Dean Jack
Nelsonville
John Jack
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