Three Indicted Men Plead Guilty in Logan Case
Three of ten prisoners arraigned before Judge Harley M. Whitcraft pled guilty, including Greyson Blosser of Logan, Irvin Drake of Burgettstown, Pa, and Theodore McCoy of Shawnee. Drake and McCoy received prison sentences for burglary, larceny, and copper wire thefts, while Blosser awaits sentencing. Others pleaded not guilty with bonds set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harley M. Whitcraft
Greyson Blosser
Irvin Drake
Burgettstown
Theodore McCoy
Shawnee
Blosser
W. A. Henderson Sveral
Drake
Gore
Floyd Eckhart
Pennsylvania
Whitcraft
Ohio Penitentiary
McCoy
Columbus
Sunday Creek
Henry Spencer
Mansfield
Art Casto
Cecil Carpenter
Ernest Sater
Roscoe Souders
Dave Reynolds
Lon Payne
LET TER GOLF PUZZLE SOLUTION ON PAGE FIVE
The page five puzzle titled LET TER GOLF presents its solution labeled by the newspaper. The note confirms readers can verify the solver’s approach and results.
Knights of Pythias Top Woodworkers in Local Bowling Meet
The Knights of Pythias defeated the Woodworkers in a best of three set, rolling scores over 900 to win. St. Clair led the Woodworkers with 612 pins across three games, while Hull posted the high single game of 235 in the final game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Knights of Pythias
St. Clair
Hull
Knights OF Pythias Featheroff
Coves
Struble Cosvevee
Schwenke
Seseee
Dollison
Seeeeeess
Achauer
Brandt
Logan auxiliary of American Legion elects officers
About 40 members attended the Monday meeting of the Logan post auxiliary. Mrs. Winifred Engle was named president with Emma Holl as first vice president and Kirby Snyder as second vice president. Bertha Oberle became secretary, Charles Struble treasurer, and Harry Thomas, Harold Larimer, and George Holl joined the executive committee. Mrs. Thomas retired as president. An entertainment program led by Mrs. Struble followed the election. Mrs. C. L. Abell was a guest of the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Winifred Engle
Emma Holl
Kirby Snyder
Bertha Oberle
Charles Struble
Harry Thomas
Harold Larimer
George Holl
Thomas
Struble
C. L. Abell
Culvers Safe After Severe St Louis Storm
Logan residents report Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Culver are safe in St. Louis after a major storm last week. Their home in a residential district was heavily damaged, with their room the only unfurnished part. They plan to stay in St. Louis for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
R. D. Culver
St. Louis
Intoxicated man held after Logan arrest
Relatives alerted Sheriff W R Lloyd that Samuel Howdyshell of Green township was in a serious condition. He was found intoxicated at his home and brought to Logan where he was placed in the county jail to await arraignment on an intoxication charge Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
W. R. Lloyd
Samuel Howdyshell
Green Township
Lloyd
Farbearn
Howdyshell
Local men arrested for intoxication in Columbus area
Logan officers report Willard Winkler age 32 and Fred Finnearty age 27, both of Columbus, were arrested Monday afternoon by Sheriff Lloyd and Deputy Farbearn after being found intoxicated.
Arraignment Awaited After DUI Arrests
Officers report Winkler awaits arraignment before Judge Ellinger on a driving while intoxicated charge while Finnearty was booked for intoxication.
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Cording
Winkler
Ellinger
Finnearty
D A R Chapter Holds First Meeting of the Season
The D A R Worthington chapter met at Mrs. Ella Keynes on East Main Street with sixteen members present. Mrs. Forest Weinrich spoke on The Discovery of America by Columbus. Miss Florence Rannells of McArthur attended as an out-of-town member. The next meeting is set for the first Saturday in November at Mrs. John F. White's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Worthington
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Ella Keynes
East Main Street
Forest Weinrich
America
Columbus
Florence Rannells
McArthur
John F. White
Euterpean club opens winter meetings at Bowen home
The Euterpean club began its winter series meeting at Mrs. C. E. Bowens North Market Street home Monday evening with Miss Evelyn Bowen and Miss Mary Louise Bowen as assisting hostesses. Members and guests including Mrs. Robert W. Lang and others appeared on the program, with Mrs. C F Lawler of Thornville attending as a guest. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euterpean Club
C. E. Bowen
North Market Street
Evelyn Bowen
Mary Louise Bowen
Robert W. Lang
Charles H. Bell
C. 8. Clark
Merl Weymueller
Meade Bowen
R. R. Lanning
Helen Foote
C. F. Lawler
Thornville
Athens County News Recap of Local Visits and Church Event
Mrs. Jennie Hogue and Mrs. Ethel Hegwood with daughter Nancy from Columbus visited sister Gladys Blackwood. The M E church Ladies Aid met at the church Saturday evening. Webber French and family from New Holland visited Matt Chase’s. Fred and Lester Oberholzer and children spent Sunday with Branch Woodyard. Earl Clark and R Lambert families visited Joe Lambert at Jerseyville. George Arnold and two children from Norfolk Virginia visited Marion Jordon and John Arnold families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Hogue
Ethel Hegwood
Nancy
Columbus
Gladys Blackwood
Ladies’ Aid
M. E. Church
Webber French
New Holland
Matt Chase
Fred Oberholzer
Lester Oberholzer
Branch Woodyard
Earl Clark
R. B. Lambert
Joe Lambert
Jerseyville
George Arnold
Norfolk, Va
Marion Jordon
John Arnold
Local Social Roundup and Traffic Mishap Report
F Ray Wilson is seriously ill with catarrhal fever. Guests include Don Anderson and family and Mrs Lanning of Rutland at F C Halladay s. Shirley Howery and family of Carpenter visit. Howard Hull and family of Zanesville visit. James and Lydia Welsh in an accident on Harrisonville Carpenter road. Lydia suffers a deep knee cut. John Wiseman from Columbus visits relatives. E F Ball and family with Wellston guests. Vernon Greenler and family and Miss Margaret Chase visit Alfredo Greenler in Chillicothe. return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Ray Wilson
Don Anderson
Lanning
Rutland
F. C. Halladay
Shirley Howery
Carpenter
Howard Hull
Zanesville
Hull
Howard Clark
Vesta Robinson
James
Lydia Welsh
Harrisonville
Carpenter Road
Lydia
E. F. Ball
Wellston
M. E. Bodwell
Vernon Greenler
Margaret Chase
Chillicothe
Alfred Greenler
Deaths in Sharpsburg and Dale Tragedy Links
Sharpsburg mourns Eliza Coleman born 1818 who died of old age. burial at Dale with large crowd. Mrs. Hannah Dyke and daughter arrive from Kansas for funeral. Saturday shock as husband killed Mrs. Henry Blinn and then died by suicide. schoolchildren found mother dead on porch and father in barn. Blinn buried at Dale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Coleman
Dale
Hannah Dyke
Kansas
Henry Blinn
Blinn
Tragedy Leaves Six Orphaned Children After Domestic Strife
The report says a tragedy stemmed from poor health and domestic troubles leaving six children aged 21 to six. Many local families visited others in Bartlett and nearby towns, with gatherings at Mt. Hermon and Marietta. Visitors included Wallace Ogg, Besse Bardin, Lillian Bardin, Minturn George, Leota Strode, Ella Harris, Joe Beard, and several others from Sharpsburg, Huntington, Amesville, and Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blinn
Bartlett
Wallace Ogg
Besse Bardin
Sharpsburg
Lillian Bardin
Minturn George
Vinton Gallia County
Charles Strode
Leota Strode
McPeak
Fred Sanders
Trimble
R. C. Bardin
Amesville
Arthur Thompson
W. E. Balderson
Wrightstown
Anna Gilchrist
W. W. Ogg
Marietta
Frank Selby
Perley Clark
Jean
Cheshire
Anna Wilson
Pleasant Valley Mr and Mrs G M Jack Rich
A short notice from Pleasant Valley notes Mr G M Jack and his wife of Richfield plan a social event. Details remain limited in the fragment, with no date or venue confirmed.
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Mr. and
Mrs. G. M. Jack of
Rich
Social Guests and Local Obituaries Across Community
Land avenue hosted guests of Mr and Mrs H M McKinley over the weekend. Pearl Wood entertained at dinner with Mr and Mrs Leonard Williams and others. The community mourns the death of Bobby Bolton son of Ed and Mrs Bolton with burial at Hanning cemetery Monday. Miss Zita Smith from Athens visited Mrs Kearney Tyler at week’s end. Mrs Nora Gibson and Mrs Minta Lowther with daughter Hazel visited Mrs Ella Wood last Wednesday.
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Land Avenue
H. M. McKinley
Pearl Wood
Leonard Williams
Edward Brooks
Kenneth Brooks
Leonard Fish
Emerson Wood
Bobby” Bolton
Ed Bolton
Near Chase
Hanning Cemetery
Zita Smith
Athens
Kearney Tyler
Nora Gibson
Minta Lowther
Hazel
Ella Wood
Hurley Pidcock Celebrates Thirty Ninth Birthday
New Marshfield Mr. and Mrs. Hurley Pidcock entertained relatives Sunday at their home for Mr. Pidcock's thirty ninth birthday. A noon dinner was served to guests including Mr. and Mrs. William Pidcock of Carbondale, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zimmerman and children Leonard Wanda and Keith, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Pidcock and son Robert Leon, and Mr. and Mrs. George Smart and daughter Esther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley Pidcock
Pidcock
William Pidcock
Carbondale
Robert Zimmerman
Leonard
Wanda
Keith
Leonard Pidcock
Robert Leon
George Smart
Esther
Elks Hold First Full Gathering at Oyster Supper
More than fifty Elks attended a regular meeting at the lodge in the Elks' home Cline building marking a full tradition set at the oyster supper event and local fraternal activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELKS
Cline Building
Athens Elks host fall social season events
The Athens Elks social committee led by Paul Shannon hosted an oyster supper at 9 and two social hours. A new class starts November 22 as plans for winter affairs proceed. December 8 features a Navy band concert at the men's gym to fund charity. Alex Moore reported on the Cincinnati convention and World Series in Pittsburgh. A $20 collection supported the City Federation rest room upgrade in the courthouse basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Shannon
Athens Elks
Navy Band
Elks
Alex Moore
Athens Lodge
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
City Federation
Best Orchestra Expected This Year at Ohio University
Members of the music faculty forecast a premier ensemble at Ohio University this year describing it as the most well rounded orchestra in the school's history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Orchestra Enrollment Sets Stage For Larger Year
The orchestra plans a bigger year with 55 students at first practice, up from 35 last year. Freshmen swell the violin section. Elected officers include Page Mead president, Alice Ribmen treasurer, Willard Hoigler manager, Robert Richards librarian and trip manager, with Prof. Deforest Ingerman directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Mead
Alice [Rbimen
Willard Hoigler
Robert Richards
Deforest Ingerham
Department of Music
Adam Walsh coaching at Santa Clara College this year
Adam Walsh, former Notre Dame center, serves as coach at Santa Clara College in California this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Walsh
Notre Dame
Santa Clara College
California
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Foran’ Theatre
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Willard Kille
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Pleasant Valley
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the Security Savings Bank
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