Thirteen Judgments Awarded to Hacking Political Subdivisions
Thirteen judgments were rendered in Common Court by Judge Harley M Whitcraft on default of appearance. The cases were brought by county political subdivisions against officials of the defunct First Rempel National Bank. Amounts listed include Marion Township 1581, Good Hope Township 2673.66, Washington Township 1562.20, Falls Township 2770.77, Board of Education Gore 172.79, Logan 1159.57, Marion Township 2576.98, Falls Township 4477.50, Haydenville 145.24, Washington Township 31, Good Hope Township 88, Oreville 608.73.
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Prustees
Marion Township
Good Hope
Washgton
Falls Township
Board of Education
Gore
Logan
Marion
Haydenville
Washington Township
Good Hope Township
Oreville
Gliders Organize in Logan to Soar Near Rockbridge
The Hocking Valley Gliders Club forms in Logan with four members Robert Lehman Haugh Little Richard Manter and Charles Disbennett. They bought a glider Evans Glider and made five flights each Sunday near Rockbridge with elevations over 25 feet. They used an automobile for traction on slippery ground and plan to move operations closer to the city next Sunday.
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Logan, Oct. M
Hocking Valley
Laurelville PTA Elects Leaders as Tax Vote Nears
In Laurelville Logan October 14 Mrs Maude Bowers was named president and Frank Cox vice president at a PTA meeting. Superintendent J W Coleman spoke on the November school tax levy and its role in state aid distribution. Music featured Me in Harburger performing three violin solos with Frances McClelland as accompanist.
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Frances McClelland
Laurelville
Health Report Logan September Communicable Diseases
Logan health officials report 46 communicable disease cases for September led by scarlet fever with 38 total cases and up to 27 active at once. Other illnesses include mumps three venereal two typhoid one measles one and tuberculosis one, with seven cases in Logan district and six scarlet fever cases.
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Logan
Health Department
Sherlocks Suffer Injuries in Findlay Auto Crash
In Findlay last Thursday an accident involving two vehicles left Mr. and Mrs. James Sherlock and their sons Edward and James Jr. injured. James Sherlock had a deep forehead cut. Mrs. Sherlock and the boys sustained cuts from flying glass. They were treated at a Findlay hospital. The Sherlocks formerly resided in Logan.
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Mogan
Findlay
James Sherlock
Edward
James, Jr
Sherk
Classified and Circulation Contacts at The Messenger
Local readers are directed to contact D. Y. Milne at phone 272 for classified ads and circulation matters. Clinton Webb reports on staff correspondence and society notes, with a reminder exchange for readers to reach the circulation desk via 6024.
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Clinton Webb
Your
6024
The
Messenger
D. Y. Milne
Depositors Gather As Bank Doors Open
Logan and Hocking County residents gathered downtown early Tuesday to receive 20 percent dividend checks from the First Rempel National Bank as receiver C A Jones planned further asset liquidation. The total dividend ranged from 125000 to 150000 dollars, with more deposits arriving hours before opening and more payments anticipated soon after.
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Logan
Hocking County
First Rempel National Bank
C. A. Jones
Jones
Apple tree shows a second blossom crop in Logan
In Logan on October 14, Mrs Flora Chidister at 1131 West Hunter Street reports her apple tree is blooming a second time this season. A few more frosty nights may force nature to abandon the effort.
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Logan
Flora Chidister
West
Hunter Street
Conkle Prize Daughter Birth in Logan
Mr and Mrs Delbert Conkle announce the birth of a daughter Tuesday morning at their home on Zanesville Avenue in Logan.
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Logan
Delbert Conkle
Zanesville Avenue
Eastern Star Sewing Circle to Hold Fall Meeting at Masonic Hall
Logan records the initial fall meeting of the Eastern Star Sewing Circle at the Masonic Hall on Thursday evening. A six o'clock picnic supper will start the event as members gather to plan the winter season program.
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Logan
Eastern Star Sewing Circle
Masonic Hall
Logan High Eyes St Marys for Open Date Football
Logan High School officials announced a contract offer to St Marys High of Lancaster to fill the cancelled New Sof ton game. If signed, St Marys will visit in late October with possible dates October 28 or 29, extending three home games for local fans.
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Logan
Logan High School Athletic Association
St. Marys High of
Lancaster
St. Marys
New Boston
Ohio
Middleport
Crooksville
Athens
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Nelsonville
Haydenville Man Ordered to Report for Arraignment
Paul filter of Haydenville is ordered to report in Logan for arraignment before a local magistrate Thursday. His arrest stems from an investigation by Deputy Sheriff Stanley Sparnow into a wreck on Union Furnace Road last week and a charge of intoxication has been prepared.
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Logan
Paul ‘Ilter
Haydenville
Stanley Sparnow
Union Furnace Road
Mrs Roy Tracy Undergoes Goiter Surgery in Columbus
Mrs Roy Tracy of Hill Street underwent a surgical operation for goiter at a Columbus hospital Monday. Her condition Tuesday was reported as satisfactory. Mrs Tracy is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Elder of near Logan. Mr and Mrs Elder accompanied Mrs Tracy to Columbus for the operation.
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Logan
Roy Tracy
Hill Street
Columbus
Welfare conference drew about one thousand delegates
Logan reports the Ohio Welfare Conference at Akron was highly successful with around 1000 delegates from across the state. Miss Margaret Lutz of Logan was re elected chairwoman of the rural round table division. The meeting discussed county as the social unit, with calls for county administration to improve service and efficiency.
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Logan
Hocking County
Ohio Welfare
Akron
Ohio
Margaret Lutz
Round Table
Jennie Thompson
W. S. Yaw
Minnerene Burke
Wright Home Hosts Otterbein Guild Evening
Misses Madge and Faith Wright and Gladys Campbell hosted the Otterbein Guild at the Wright home on Thursday. The lesson topic was The Lure of Wisdom, with a prelude Holy Spirit played by Dorothy Kitchen. Devotionals were led by reader Maxine Marks, assisted by Phyllis Brown Lois and Helen Bright. Mrs Peters spoke on John 3 16 and Bible translations across races. Madge and Faith Wright performed My Mother's Bible as a duet. Catherine Stoughton presented The History of the Evangel and five girls acted in a play There s a Birthday In the Air.
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Madge
Faith Wright
Gladys Campbell
Wright
Otterbein Guild
Dorothy Kitchen
Maxine Marks
Phyllis Brown
Lois
Helen Bright
Catherine Stoughton
Funeral notices and obituaries from Albany area
Albany R. D. No. 1 Mrs. Hartman attended the funeral of her father Charley Tom at the Townhouse. Genevieve Curtis 13 died at Mt. Pleasant Michigan after months of heart trouble and rheumatism. body brought to Albany for funeral at Albany M. E. Church. burial Hebbardsville Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Collins and
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Robert Hartman
East Fultonham
Charley Tom
Genevieve
A. L. Curtis
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Albany
DD. E. Allen
Albany M. E
E. B. Dean
Hebbardsville
Alva Collins
Sunday Visits and Family Gatherings Reported Across Town
A series of family visits and social gatherings is noted. Alva Jr. of Union Ridge stayed with brother G. W. Collins. Charley Tom’s funeral services were attended by Frank and Alice McLain plus the Berry and Gilham families. Mrs. Sam Scott visited her Nichols relatives. Marjorie Knowlton vacationed with Aunt Libbie Reeves. Hazel Hawk and friends enjoyed a weekend with Oscar Hawk’s family. A. L. Curtis family departed for Mt. Pleasant Michigan after a midweek stay. Grace Masters of Athens State Hospital is with her mother Lona Masters.
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Alva Jr
Union Ridge
G. W. Collins
Frank
Alice McLain
Wales Mills
Charley Tom
Townhouse
Frank Gilham
Athens
Henry Berry
Columbus
Roy Gilham
Sam Scott
Silas Nichols
the Plains
Marjorie Knowlton
Lookout
Libbie Reeves
Carpenter
Hazel Hawk
Mary Louise Nagle
Helen Cullins
Oscar Hawk
A. L. Curtis
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Grace Masters
Athens State Hospital
Lona Masters
Mrs Mayure Visits Mr and Mrs Nicholas in Jackson
Mrs Charles Mayure of Jackson spent the week end with Mr Raymond Nicholas and Mrs Nicholas.
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Charles Mayure of
Jackson
Raymond Nicholas
Local residents enjoy weekend visits and gatherings
Misses Mary Ellen Smock and Margaret Winters of Newark spent the weekend with relatives. John Able and Crooksville mother visited relatives and Fred Peterson. Mary Ann Griffeth and Raymond Nichols announced their marriage in Greenup Kentucky on July 13. Various other guests and attendees visited family, church events, and a post-noon gathering included several named locals in Shawnee and Corning.
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Mary Ellen Smock
Margaret Winters
Newark
John Able
Crooksville
Fred Peterson
Raymond Nicholas
Ohio University
Mary Ann Griffeth
Greenup
Wesley Severance
Zanesville
Carl Humphrey
New Lexington
J. A. Severance
McCuneville
Rosetta Gaver
Clarence Griffeth
Stanley Griffeth
Columbus
Jonah Griffith
Harry Hughes
Somerset
Rosetta Peterson
Cecelia Hammond
Geo. Beacock
John Bath
Hemlock
Thelma Thompson
Olive Tablets Advertised By Dr Edwards
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable substitute for calomel. It claims the tablets improve skin tone and energy by stimulating liver and bowels and easing constipation. Prices listed are 15c 30c and 60c with millions of boxes sold yearly.
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Dr. Edwards
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Hacking Political Subdivisions
RP. T. A. Association
Rempel Bank
Miles
Pieteres
St. Marys School
Miss Lutz
Audra Trimmer
Mary Coakley
Elizabeth Stoughton
Madam Evangel
Elia Lemon
Grace Deible
Madge Wright
Mission School
Ponce
Porto Rico
Ruby Huffines
Lois Lee Unger
R. D. No
the Colonial Finance Co
N. Court St
Dial
D. Zenner Company
Brown Kid
F. J. Beasley Co
D. Zenner Co
Athens Steam Laundry
Romeos
Mrs. Ansel Smock
Marys
Winters
Agatha Treadwell
Josephine Hatem
Veronica Whorie
Shawnee
Jig
Rogers
Terry Hennessy
Shorty Sicilian
Bernie Bell
Leonard Brashares
Corning
Housewives
Inis
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