Hocking grand jurors return total of 15 indictments
Logan grand jurors returned 15 true bills from 32 cases at the October term in Hocking County after three days of hearings. Sixty thirty witnesses testified, with about 20 heard on the Ernst L. Schaal case which yielded no indictment. Four indictments were secret with arrests to follow. arraignments to be held today. Indicted defendants include Hutchinson Wilson Blosser Mason for DUI, Groves for reckless driving, Snyder for assault with intent to commit rape, Corbett for rape, Huston for leaving scene of an accident, Downs for breaking and entering, Young for operating a vehicle without consent, and Heinlein for failure to provide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Farbearn
Lewis Hutchinson
Anthony Wilson
Harry Blosser
Clifford Mason
Wayne Groves
Charles Snyder
Robert Corbett
Irvin Huston
Marshall Downs
James Young
James Hayes Heinlein
Legion Plans Armistice Day Celebration in Logan
The American Legion in Logan set plans for Armistice Day featuring a parade led by J. B. Waldron Gerald W. Lanning and Clinton Webb. Subcommittees were formed for awards finances dance and dinner while fireworks and musical participation are planned. A separate notice reports a marriage license issued to Chauncey Primmer and Olive Kruckenberg. Curtis Cole H H. Sands Clarence Blosser and Denzel Weltner attended a Knights Templar meeting in Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
American Legion
J. B. Waldron
Gerald W. Lanning
Clinton Webb
W. W. Martin
John W. McBroom
Ewald Schmitter
Walter Huffman
Lawrence Adcock
C. W. Bowen
Tom Goslin
Frank Judy
Fred Carpenter
Forest E. Weinrich
Co. C. Lyon
Sumner Martin
R. L. James
J. W. McBroom
Dayton
Meebt Logan
Curtis Cole
H. H. Sands
Clarence Blosser
Denzil Weltner
Grand Commandery of
Knights Templar
Euterpean Club Opens Season With Dance Rhythm Program
The Euterpean Club held its first program meeting at president Mrs Anthony Toerner's home. Miss Margaret Lutz led a paper on Rhythm and the Dance with piano numbers from Handel to Shultz Eyler. Performers included Miss Marjorie Tschappat, Miss Betty Hall, Mrs. Walter Prather, Mrs. Allen Adams, and Mrs. James Smoot, ending with Strauss Blue Danube Waltz. Refreshments followed hosted by Mrs. Toerner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Toerner
Mary Louise Bowen
Margaret Lutz
Handel
Marjorie Tschappat
Barton Holl
Betty Holl
Phil Tschappat
Toerner
Rex Johnson
Frank Blasius
American Legion Auxiliary installs officers at meeting
Mrs. Bertha Oberle becomes president with Kirby Snyder as vice president Lawrence Adcock as secretary and Barton Hall as treasurer for the coming year. A letter from Mrs. Irma Powers arrived from England and an invitation to a Governor's Mansion reception was noted. An Oct 28 Crooksville district conference requires secretary contact by Oct 25. The new officers will host the district event with a potluck before the meeting. The Business and Professional Women's club held an Acquaintance Meeting with Ruth Heft and Hazel Armstrong sharing travel and Logan 30 years ago recollections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Thomas
American Legion Auxiliary
Bertha Oberle
Kirby Snyder
Lawrence Adcock
Barton Hall
Irma Powers
England
Crooksville
Business
Professional Women's Club
Ruth Heft
Hazel Armstrong
Logan
Bess Mutchmore
Mrs Lutz Hosts GT Club Meeting At Main Street Apt
Mrs Myrtle White played as a guest at the GT Club gathering Monday night. Hostess Mrs Blanche Lutz entertained at her W Main St apartment. In the two table game Mrs C A Richey won the high score award. Logan personals note weekend guests of Mr and Mrs
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Clayton Scheide, Jr
Lawrence Harden
Carl Poling
Walter Nixon
Ross Adcock
Lawrence Adcock
Karl Harper
Alfred Lanning
Harden
Poling
Charles Huffman
Lutz
Myrtle White
GT Club
Blanche Lutz
W. Main St
C. A. Richey
Shoe Plant Workers Oppose New Treaty
Local shoe makers in Logan protest a proposed reciprocal treaty with Czechs and call for higher tariffs on shoes to protect U S jobs. About 200 Logan business leaders endorsed petitions supporting the employer H C Godman Co while urging tariff protection amid economic stress.
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Logan
H. C. Godman Co
United States
Leaves for Georgia to visit injured son
Mrs. Minna Green left Wednesday for Jessup Georgia to be with her son Mike who was seriously injured in a motorcycle crash Monday evening en route to Miami Florida His companion was killed instantly Relatives said Green had developed pneumonia Akron Motorcycle Club member took her to Jessup to report on the accident
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Logan
Minna Green
Jessup
Mike
Miami
Fla
Green
Arrest of Rudolph Gottke After Grand Jury Testimony
Soon after leaving the grand jury room Rudolph Gottke of Greendale was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith. He faces a charge of intoxication to be filed in Magistrate S B Whitehart's court.
Local Families Visit Logan Amid Illness and Book Club Meeting
Earl Landis and Duffey families from Athens Barberton and surrounding areas were detained here until Tuesday due to Bobby Duffey’s intestinal influenza. Mrs Gutliph and Mrs Kleinschmidt, former locals, visited Logan. Virginia Woolf’s The Years was reviewed by Mrs Fred Burchfield at Tourist Book Club meeting hosted by Mrs Allen Cole with guests Mrs Earl Elberfeld Mrs A K Smith Mrs C A Richey Miss Sally Holmes and Miss Grace Hibarger.
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Earl Landis
Glen Duffey
Athens
Bernard Landis
Barberton
Pearl
Eleanor
Floyd Duffey
Bobby
Shirley
A. E. Gutliph
Newark
Edward Kleinschmidt
Cardington
Logan
Virginia Woolf
Fred Burchfield
Tourist Book Club
Allen Cole
Earl Elberfeld
A. K. Smith
C. A. Richey
Sally Holmes
Grace Hibarger
Logan High School Plans Tag Day and Parade Friday
Logan High School schedules a Friday parade with about 900 participants visiting downtown districts. A tag sale by 20 designated girls will raise funds for new band equipment, with WPA officials attending the stadium dedication before the Gallipolis Logan game at 7:30 p.m. The band will debut Alma Mater set to Old Russian Hymn between halves, and preparations for state contest next spring are underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
LHS
WPA
Richard McCutchan
CCC Quota Set at Forty for October Enrollments
Logan A quota of 40 for CCC applicants in Hocking County was announced by procurement agent Frank G. Brown. He said only 30 applications had been received by Wednesday.
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Logan
CCC
Hocking County
Frank G. Brown
Kingston man faces DWI charge in common pleas court
Frank L. Haynes of Kingston is charged with driving while under the influence of alcohol in common pleas court. Sheriff Joe Farbearn arrested him Wednesday afternoon after he was taken into custody while driving along Route 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Common Pleas Court
Frank L. Haynes
Kingston
Joe Farbearn
Masters family travels to Columbus for Lexington return
Mrs. Paul Masters and her son Robert Harrison left for Columbus on Wednesday to meet Mr. Masters on Saturday and return to Lexington Kentucky. Mrs. Masters was escorted to Columbus by Miss Freda Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Logan
Paul Masters
Robert Harrison
Columbus
Masters
Lexington
Freda Wright
Slump in Oil Prices Slowing Development in Hocking County
A 25 cent drop in Pennsylvania grade crude in the Hocking County fields brings the price to 1.85 dollars per barrel. It is the second decline in 30 days. Limited new development since 1929 with a few wells drilled in 1937 as companies wait for higher market value before tapping tested properties.
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LOGAN
Pennsylvania
Hocking County
Remarkable 20-Inch Summer Squash Grown in Hatch's Corners
A summer squash measuring 20 inches long and weighing 4 1 2 pounds was grown by Mrs. Katherine Luce of Hatch's Corners Conneaut Ohio.
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Katherine Luce
Hatch's Corners
Car sales lag in Hocking County in October
Automobile sales in Hocking County have slowed to about one car per day through October 13 with 13 cars sold by that date.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
September vital statistics report for Logan and Hocking County
Logan saw nine births and seven deaths in September with 19 births and 12 deaths in other parts of Hocking County. In Logan six boys and three girls were born, while elsewhere nine boys and ten girls were born. Glass is three fourths sand.
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Logan
Hocking County
Faith Wright
Illness of Hocking County Girl Studied
Ruth McKinley of Green Township has been treated at Children’s Hospital in Columbus for a throat infection. She will be presented to the Ohio State Medical College student body Friday as her case gains attention. she has received blood transfusions and is improving.
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Chester
Herb Hooper
Robert
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