Nine Indicted Before Grand Jury Face Arraignment
Logan five persons were sentenced by Judge Harvey M. Whitcraft after pleading guilty to indictments from the grand jury. Ralph Craig of Buchtel changed to guilty on breaking and entering. Craig and Guy Ervin of Beaumont sent to Mansfield Reformatory for forgery. Denry Pierce ordered to pay weekly support and post a $500 bond. Francis Williams Jr. fined $25 and $25 costs plus ninety days in jail for assault and battery, suspended on good behavior. Charles Cole fined $25 and costs for assault. Glenn Price’s sentence postponed. Ernest Champlin of Chauncey pleaded not guilty to carrying concealed weapons. James Dupler stated indigence. Hubert Lappen appointed to defend him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Williams Jr
Charles Cole
Glenn Price
Ernest Champlin
Chauncey
James Dupler
Hubert Lappen
Students Stage Pep Meeting Before New Boston Game
Logan students held a Thursday pep rally on campus with a bonfire and the L. H. 8. Band led by Richard McCutchan. Cheering directed by Joe Stoughton and Juanita Wolfe, then a downtown parade despite rain. Some starters sidelined. Coach Schroeder prepares substitutes for tonight’s game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Studenta
Boston
Richard McCutchan
Joe Stoughton
Juanita Wolfe
Mason
Schroeder
Logan Briefs Mention Local Births and Visits
Dr and Mrs Reber of Columbus welcomed a daughter born Wednesday. Mrs Mc Guinnes is a sister of Mrs Sumner Martin of this city. Mrs A Reich and two children left Monday for an extended visit with her parents in St Louis. Mrs Belle Hyson Mrs William White and Mr Melrose Harbaugh were in Athena Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Hyson stayed for an extended visit with Mrs J W Higgins and relatives. Mrs C H Bell and Mrs Kenneth Adair left for Mt Pleasant Michigan. Miss Emma Becker Miss Emma Floyd Miss Anna Keller and Miss Carrie Lutz visited in Columbus Tuesday. Joe Francie of this city made a business trip to Cleveland Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Bell
Kenneth Adair
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Adair
Emma Becker
Emma Floyd
Anna Keller
Carrie Lutz
Columbus
Joe Francie
Cleveland
Logan Opposes Conkle OU Football Sunday at Park
The Conkle OU football team will face opposition from Kahn's Jewelers of Columbus on Sunday. The matchup is expected to be close, similar in strength to the Southside Merchants who edged the locals by one point last Sunday. The game starts at 2:30 p.m. at the B. and 8. Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Conkle OU
Boon
Kahn's Jewelers of Columbus
Southside Merchants
Officers Elected By Pomona Grange
Pomona Grange held its quarterly meeting at Ilesboro with strong attendance for the officer election. C. E. Blackston was chosen master, with James Frey overseer, Harold Chambers lecturer, Irvin Krinn chaplain, L. W. Schorr steward, Ralph Rhein scheld assistant steward, Henry Rheinscheld treasurer, W. H. Mowery secretary, John Bownes gate keeper, Ruth Rhein scheld ceres, Faith Krinn pomona, Sylvia Bownes flora, Mrs A G Seller lady assistant steward, Marion Beery executive committee for three years, joined by Dan Rheinscheld and Fred Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Rheinscheld
Ceres
Faith Krinn
Pomona
Sylvia Bownes
Flora
A. G. Seller
Marion Beery
Dan Rheinscheld
Fred Carpenter
Logan-Jackson furnaces set new record for pig iron shipment
Logan-Jackson furnaces shipped 35 car loads of pig iron Thursday via the C O Railroad north setting a new daily record. The material goes to the lake where it is loaded onto boats for further transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Jackson
C. and O
Logan Eberling, 1, Recaptured After Escape From School
Joan Eberling was arrested at a East Front Street filling station by Patrolman Harry Thomas after fleeing the Boys Industrial School. The child, from Cleveland, said he left B I 8 about 7 p m and rode a coal truck to Logan Route 31 with plans to travel south for the winter. Industrial school officials were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Joan Eberling
Boys Industrial School
East Front Street
Harry Thomas
Eberling
Route 31
Thomas
Cleveland
Car lid injures Logan Leona Coots during groceries load
Leona Coots suffered a cut on the head and bruises to the lip and face when the back car lid fell while she was loading groceries. Police reports indicate no lasting injuries and the incident occurred at a residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Leona Coots
Earl Landis
Longstreth
Start Laying Brick North of Rockbridge
Work on the new highway improvement north of Rockbridge has begun with brick from a local plant. About half a million bricks are needed to finish the project. Miller and Orndorf, the contractors, hope to complete the brick course by November 1. Brick hauling from local yards brought workers back to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Rockbridge
Miller
Repair work on Hocking Ice Company plant advances in Logan
L K Showalter reports progress on repairs at the Hocking Ice Company plant in Logan with the roof replaced and new machinery ordered. Repairs are expected to finish in about two weeks as roof work continues and service to the retail operation remains ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Hocking Ice Company
L. K. Showalter
Prize Winners Named at Presbyterian School Show
Middleport prize winners in the amateur show by the Whateoever Class of the Presbyterian School were first award Hill Billies, second Emma Keesler, and third Phyllis Smart and Jeony Jo Wise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Whateoever
The
Presbyterian School
Hill Billies
Emma Keesler
Phyllis Smart
Jeony Jo Wise
M Kinley Club Holds Meeting in Logan
Local McKinley Republican Club discussed city election issues at a Thursday meeting in the McCarthy Building. Speakers included council candidate John D. Tipton and F. M. McKay who urged Republicans to follow Logan High School rally example. An October 2 follow up meeting was planned with lunch and several local speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
McKinley Republican Club
McCarthy Building
John D. Tipton
Council
F. M. McKay
Logan High School
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Blum Discusses Nationwide Referendum on Contracts
Samuel Blum of the corn hog control committee traveled to Chillicothe on Thursday for a conference about plans for a national referendum on contracts. The vote is set for October 26 to determine farmers wishes regarding continuation of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Samuel Blum
Corn-Hog Control Committee
Chillicothe
Forestry Worker Bitten by Snake near Lick Run Mine
Van Long, a forestry worker with a Hocking County unit near Lick Run mine, was bitten on the left leg by a rattlesnake. Don Spencer Don Jaynes and Melvin Ogg transported him to Logan after first aid. Doctors Limertie and Shonk administered suction treatment and a polagnous snake bite injection. Long walked after the incident as the snake fled from a stump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking
Lick Run
van Long
Don Spencer
Don Jaynes
Melvin Ogg
Judgments Granted in Logan Court Cases
Judgment of 5776 issued for Sarah Flannigan against Minnie Be ech er and others by Judge Harley M Whitcraft with six percent interest since August 19 1935. Kalklosch versus Woodgerd awarded 327.10. Trials set for October 23 before a jury. Barton A Hall district commander to install officers at McArthur with BV Wright and Gouster Post next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Barton A. Hall
McArthur
BV. Wright
Doctor James to Speak at First Presbyterian Church Logan
Ohio University President Dr James G Herman will speak at the First Presbyterian Church in Logan. A 6 pm dinner in the dining room precedes an 8 pm public address in the church auditorium marking his first Logan appearance since taking charge of Ohio University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Herman G. James
Ohio University
First Presbyterian Church
Doctor James
Logan Social Notes and Camp Logan Accident Report
Logan society notes detail Among Ourselves Club fall meeting at the Ambrose Hotel with a luncheon and program at East Main Street, featuring reviews, solos, and a district federation delegate. Separate item reports Camp Logan constable James Jefferson lost the middle finger at camp after an axe accident. treated at Cherrington Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Davis
George Wonn
Among Ourselves Club
Kittie Dill
Ambrose Hotel
Wilbur Warren Lanning
Will Hanse
District Federation
Dill
R. R. Lanning
Wilbur Lanning
M. H. Cherrington
Logan
James Jefferson
Cherrington Hospital
Evening Needlework and Club Gatherings Highlight Local Socials
Members of the Sister Susie Club enjoyed an evening of needlework at Mrs. Bernard Geiger’s home with a salad course for ten. Miss Mildred Johnson attended the Sewing Club hosted by Mrs. Frances Myers. A late lunch served to Mrs. Charlie Quine, Mrs. Tony Smiley, Mrs. George Rainer, Mrs. Ralph Roberts, Mrs. Carl Polling, Miss Dorothy Johnson and Mrs. Mary Crawford. World Mission Advance Day services planned at U B Church with speaker Mrs. J Ha Smith of Dayton and choir music. proceeds support home and foreign missions. Federated clubs meet Saturday with department chairmen of Women’s club work. breakfast at Presbyterian Church then round-table at U B Church. Public welfare department to be represented by Miss Ambrose Middletown on health, Mrs. William Marting on child welfare, Mrs. W. T. Moore on community service, and Mrs. Jaude W. Brown on problems in industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sister Susie Club
Bernard Geiger
Mildred Johnson
Sewing Club
Francia Myers
Charlie Quine
Tony Smiley
George Rainer
Ralph Roberts
Carl Polling
Dorothy Johnson
Mary Crawford
Missionary Societies
U. B Church
Women's Missionary Society
Vera Blinn Society
Otterbein Geild
World Friendship Circle
World Mission Advance
Margeret Keapp
J. Ha! Smith
Dayton
Federated Clubs Meeting
Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Haymaker
U. B. Church
Department of Public Welfare
Ambrose W. Middletown
Mansfield
William Marting
Ironton
W. T. Moore
Chesapeake
Jaude W. Brown
Toledo
Athens Pharmacy Tonic Promise Boosts Confidence in 10 Days
An advertisement claims Clements Tonic can make nervous, overworked people feel fifty percent better in ten days. It urges taking the tonic thrice daily, promising renewed energy and ambition with a money back guarantee if results are not met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Pharmacy
Clements
Athens
Court
Ady, Tn
Logan Church Services in Unified Sunday Plan
Logan churches schedule a union service at 7:30 p.m. in Logan High Auditorium with Dr. Dean C. Dutton as speaker. Nearby addresses include Arnolds leading a 6 p.m. discussion on One Hundred Percent Americanism at United Brethren, Rev Shank at Methodist Episcopal and Rev Babylon at First Presbyterian. Funeral services are held in Laurelville for Gordon Williamson, son of former Logan Sheriff George Williamson, injured in a Laurelville area crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
R. C. Babylon
First Presbyterian Church
St. Matthews Lutheran Church
Amos L. Heyde
Logans
Laurelville
Gordon Williamson
Columbus
Williamson
George Williamson
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Ralph Craig
Guy Ervin
Meft Collmbls Team
Miller's Meat Market
W. State
Ibs
Pomona Grange
University of Dayton
Laman Ethel
God Mre
Frenk Walker
Enterprise
Lancaster Hospital
West
East Pike Rom
Lane Creek
Salt Creek
J W. Coleman
Board Ofts Funds
Board of Education
Supt
Coleman
Scotts Creek
Scotta Creek
Logan-Roth Hansley
Cyrus Hansley
American Legion
Harold Larimer
R. R. Loomix
Walter Prather
Bridge Club
Pomeroy
Robert Morris
Spring Street
Alice Smith
Hartford
M’kinley Club
Dr. James
Lowell Irick
Marion Township
Trick
Russell Freeman
East Main Street
Hugh Meldrim
Clarence Skinner
Home Makers Club
Skinner
Fred Graham
Clarence Schempp
Raby Thompson
William Sideier
Oxford
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Jeanette Reichelderfer
J. W. Morgan
Jack
Methodist Church
Department of Education
J. H. Morrow
Wellston
R. C. Henderson
Manchester
Mel G. Underwood
E. R. Lash, Jr
Department of Public Instructions
Frank Fischer
Circleville
Claude Brown
Resolutions Committee
Tong
Fiveliere
Zenner
Logan Church Services
Quick's
Daveliivere,t Ey
Jergensonas
Kolynos
Lyons Tooth
Calif
Vicks Salve
Phillips
Absorbine, Jr
Hollingsworth Candy
BOX OF
Raglan
Mallory Rinst
Leeston
Arrow
Cheney
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