Zaleski News Briefs From Zaleski and Surrounding Areas
Local residents return from Athens after John Driscoll's death. Several hosting visits over Sunday include families from Albany Ashville Carpenter Columbus Rushville and Lancaster. Meetings at the M E Church run two weeks led by Rev Frederick Brown. State Route 278 grading near Zaleski to Prattsville concludes with limestone haul soon. Chestnut crops reported locally.
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Sam Baughman
Athens State Hospital
Louisa Brooks
Albany
Joe Staley
Howard and Paul
Ashville
Stanley Cruitt
Frank Reed
Virginia
Lancaster
William Dudgeon
Frank Dudgeon
Carpenter
Leah Jewell
Eber McKibben
Bert Daft
Dave Etley
Clarissabelle
Columbus
Clarence Daft
Dorothy Jean
Rushville
E. Adams
New Plymouth
Louisa Hamilton
McArthur
Mary McLain
Athens
W. H. Jewett
M. E. Church
Frederick Brown
Estella Jones
Luhrig
John Potter
Joseph McConnell
James Pleukharp
Logan
William Medert
Chillicothe
H. E. Ansel
Zaleski
Prattsville
Classified and Circulation Notes in The Messenger
Hocking County notices indicate classified ads for The Messenger and circulation matters. Contact D. Y. Milne at phone 273 for details and listings.
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The
Messenger
D. Y. Milne
Eighth Grade Leads Honors List At Junior High
Logan October records show eighth graders with 21.3 percent earning grade G or better to top the honor roll for the first six weeks. Seventh and ninth grades follow with 18.5 and 17.7 percent respectively. lists of names accompany the report from principal J. E. Frew.
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Logan
J. E. Frew
Georgia Atha
Betty Barthlow
Vaughn Bort
Eula Britton
Ray Collison
Marcus Evans
Mabel Fickel
Retha Green
Edna Hite
Raymond Lanning
Mary Monks
Dorothy Ralston
Harrett Sprankel
Edward Taylor
Billy Tom
Ruth Tracy
Ralph Adcock
Edward Atha
Marjorie Bell
Gladys Bort
Margaret Brooker
Dick Brown
James Campbell
Helen J. Cox
Nellie Freisinger
Martha Herron
Lillian Kemper
Dorothy Mattox
First to Vote Absent Ballot In Hocking County
Raymond J. Clair of this city, temporarily in Tiffin, cast the first absent voter's ballot in Hocking County Kirk according to election board clerk Charles C. Achauer. The ballot was filed Saturday. John A. Smith and his wife, Columbus residents, were the second and third to request the form. The code requires voters to be outside a 50 mile radius to receive this ballot. In 1928 several hundred electors used this method.
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Logan
Raymond &J. Clair
Tiffin
Hocking County
Charles C. Achauer
Election Board
John A. Smith
Columbus
Achauer
Rds
Logan Fire Responds to Angle Avenue Alarm Mixup
The Logan Department dealt with rubbish fire in the Don Feathers home on Angle Avenue at 2 15 pm Tuesday. Firemen mistakenly responded to Angle Avenue off Zanesville Avenue before correcting to the proper location, with neighbors containing the small blaze. Officials note duplicates in street names may prompt action to rectify the situation.
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Logan
Logan Department
Don Feathers
Angle Avenue
Zanesville Avenue
Spring Street
Social Club Teas and Dinner Parties Highlight Week
Mrs Albert Schreck hosted Lindy Club at Fasterling Clubhouse Monday with guests including Mrs C L Abell Mrs Byron Wolfe Jr Mrs Charles Lutz Miss Lizzie Remiel and Mrs Edward Kemper. Get Together Club met at Mrs Beile Hyson home on North Walnut Street Monday evening with bridge played by Mrs Charles Lutz and Miss Lizzie Rempel as substitutes. Rose Krrschbaum and daughter Ruth hosted a dinner for Mr and Mrs James Rutgers and Mr and Mrs Earl Brown. Dr and Mrs H M Boocks entertained Sunday with Pr and Mrs Phil Floyd Mrs Floyd Sr Dr and Mrs Kelly and a family Lancaster Mrs Clyde Kelly Sal em W Va and Mr and Mrs Dan Rusk and sons Floyd and Richard of Newark.
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Albert Schreck
Lindy Club
Fasterling
C. L. Abell
Byron Wolfe, Jr
Charles Lutz
Lizzie Remiel
Edward Kemper
Beile Hyson
North Walnut Street
Lizzie Rempel
Rose Krrschbaum
Ruth
James Rutgers
Earl Brown
H. M. Boocks
This City
Phil Floyd
Floyd
Kelly
Lancaster
Clyde Kelly
Salem
W. Va
Dan Rusk
Floyd and
Richard
Newark
Bowlers from Washington D H Come to Logan Thursday
Logan hosts a bowling contest Thursday evening with Washington D H bowlers against a local quintet. A local women's group will face a Washington D H women’s team, the third series of the season with one win apiece for each side.
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Logan
Washington D. H
a@lties
Dinner Party Honoring Mrs Bates at Mrs Toole's Home
Miss Frances Toole hosted a dinner party at her Fast Main Street residence Monday evening to honor her sister Mrs Alice Bates of Chicago celebrating her birthday. Several friends attended the event.
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Frances Toole
Fast Main Streeet
Alice Bates
Chi
Sothe
Bell to Get Civil Service Hearing Next Monday
Logan Oct 15 Chief John Bell will face a Civil Service Commission hearing next Monday over charges filed by city officials. Bell is represented by Edwin D. Ricketts and Eugene Wright. city solicitor C Wood Bowen represents the complainants. Bell, who was arrested over a week ago for impersonating an officer, has denied all charges and says he welcomes public scrutiny of the case.
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Logan
Bell
Legion Auxiliary Elects New Logan President
Logan October meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary results in Mrs. Lucy Nill elected president succeeding Miss Florence Born. Other officers named include Mrs. G W Lanning first vice president Estella Snyder second vice president Irma Powers secretary Bernard McClain treasurer and several on the executive committee. Installation set for two weeks with Mrs. Harry Thomas as installing officer.
Dorothy Eslocker 16th Birthday Party At Willow Creek
Mrs. Faye Eslocker hosted a Friday Oct 10 party at Willow Creek in honor of daughter Dorothy turning sixteen. Ice cream and cake were served to a list of guests including the Williams, Hill, Mansfeld, Dorr, Rose, South, and Eslocker families along with other friends and relatives.
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Faye Eslocker
Dorothy
Mary Williams
Louis Williams
Herbert Hoskinson
Ivola Mansfield
Juanita Hill
Elva Hill
Frances Hill
Leota Hill
Marjorie Morris
Regenia’ Grant
Lucile Williams
Florence Walton
Lois Walton
Mary Margaret Walton
Donna Halbirt
Edna Halbirt
Cledythe Kincade
Lucile Kincade
Lois Windsor
Doris Dorr
Eileen Dorr
Helen Rose
Pauline Rose
Thelma Mansfeld
Jacqueline Mansfield
June Islocker
Mary Leslocker
Donald Dorr
Orley Graham
Donald Hoskinson
Ralph Hoskinson
Karl Rose
Raymond Rose
Marion Rose
George Halbirt
Jake Gaston
James Grant
John
Farm Board sees drought relief need beyond October
Reports to the Federal Farm Board show agricultural improvement after rains in the drought area. Vice Chairman Stone says the emergency freight rate relief authorized by the Interstate Commerce Commission should be extended past October 31.
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Washington
Federal Farm Board
Stone
Interstate Commerce Commission
Campaign activity builds to record off year vote in Logan county
With election day three weeks away candidates intensify efforts in rural districts and party offices bustle as voters are urged to the polls. Sheriff and commissioner races dominate attention while interest grows in the United States senator contest and other local contests.
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Logan
United States
County Extension Listed at State Conference
Harold Chambers county extension agent is in Columbus this week for a state conference of extension agents. Frank L. Adcock of Green Township has been named chairman of the Hocking County Drought Relief Committee, with Chambers serving as secretary.
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Logan
Harold Chambers
Columbus
Frank L. Adcock
Green Township
Hocking County
Chambers
Mrs Cooley Returns Home After Health Treatment
Mrs. J. M. Cooley of Warner Avenue returns from Newark where she spent two weeks receiving treatment. She is somewhat improved after months of illness and is back in her home.
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Logan
J. M. Cooley
Warner Avenue
Newark
Olive Tablets Aid Liver and Bowels for Digestion
Advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy to arouse the liver and improve digestion. It claims relief from stomach upset, bad taste, coated tongue, and low energy, with a nightly dose of one or two tablets and no griping. Ends with price references 11c 3% and 60e.
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Dr. Edwards
Logan High to debut new band at Friday game
Logan high will field a 15 member band at 3 30 p m Friday for the Logan versus Pomeroy game. The band in purple and white will join cheerleaders and faculty in a rally Thursday and perform during the Friday event led by drum major Doc Miller.
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Logan
Logan High
Pomeroy
Lancaster
Keller
Sheppard
Edwards
Blum Brashares
Kessler
Long
Miller
Lytle
Doc Miller
Priest suit against Walters goes to jury in Ohio court
Logan Ohio October 15 A Common Pleas Court jury heard H Priest versus J J Walters over a money dispute and retired to deliberate late Tuesday afternoon.
Local Residents Attend Visits and Funeral in Area
Murray City hosts relatives including Mr and Mrs Russell Fox and Mr and Mrs John Daft from Lancaster among others as families visit for estate affairs and illness. guests include Mr and Mrs George Banks of Cleveland and Ms Lilly Murphy of Columbus. A funeral for Mrs Alice Anderson in Nelsonville Friday and attendance by Thelma Jaymes Margaret Popoczy Ruth Penn in Columbus highlight a weekend of travel and family matters.
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Charles Shaffer
Russell Fox
John Daft
Lancaster
David Thomas
David Thomas, Jr
Walter Thomas
Columbus
John Shaffer
Murray City
George Banks
Cleveland
Banks
Howard Farmer
Toledo
Farmer
William Poling
Nelsonville
Philip Fisher
Lilly Murphy
Margaret Morgan
William Thomas
Mick Toth
Guy Stalder
Thomas and
Lewellyn
Byesville
Charles Strum
Mary Newman
Mark Shelton
Marjory
William McClain
Paul
Detroit
Jay Dyson
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Clarence Archer
George Archer
John Hoy
E. A. Person
Ralph Hayes
Alfred
Sarah Frost
Warren Darby
Emma Tippie
Veronica Storer
Orient
Thelma Jaymes
Margaret Popoczy
Ruth Penn
Lace Ayers
J. A. Ayers
Clifford
Iona
Richard Gaffey
John Walters
Charles
Maud Penn
Alice Anderson
Ralph Hamer
Donna Jean
William Winefordner
Ohio University Student Visits Parents in New Straitsville
New Straitsville Bob Leake an Ohio University student visited his parents Mr and Mrs Harry Leake Saturday and Sunday Irene Shuttleworth and Harry Owens of Columbus were married
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Bob Leake
Ohio University
Harry Leake
Irene Shuttleworth
Harry Owens
Columbus
Local Social News and Dignitaries Attend Several Visits
Reports from the community list visits and family events. Owes Owens and family plan to reside in Columbus after Mr. Owens’s employment with the Timken Bearing Company. Mrs. Jones improves at home after hospital care. Multiple guests stay with the McNamies and nearby families. Rebekah Lodge No. 100 met with Agnes Wilson and Helen Strain in leadership roles.
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Emery Coon
Shawnee
M. Strain
Herman Clark
Columbus
Earl Breeze
Rebekah Lodge
Agnes Wilson
Helen Strain
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C. M. Hyde
W. J. Driscoll
Agnes Driscoll
John Driscoll
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Hocking County News
Raymond St. Clair
Logan Fire Department
Civil Service Commission
Legion Auxiliary
Lucy Nill
Florence Bort
Willow Creek
the Colonial Finance CO
Majestic
We"davies
Florodora
Lawrence Gray, Walter Catlett
Act
D. Zenner Co
Columbia
Golden Dawn
Walter Woolf and
Vivienne Segal
International News
William Boyd
Officer
O’brien
South East
Ohio
Ss. M. A
Mellin’s
Jae
Konjola
Dryco
Pichace
Johnson's Jergens
Kolynos
Castoria
Sloan's Liniment
Absorbine’ Jr
Baume Bengay
Vapore
Najol
Molle
Williams
Colgates
Mennens
Eveready
Palmolive
Ingrams
Swan
Parke Davis
Burma Shave
Dean
Doan
Soda Fountain
New Straitsville
Baptist Parsonage
R. J. M. Cosby
Owens
Timken Re Bearing Company
Colum
Olumbus
Jimmie Blankenship
Melvin Spencer
Fran Cook
New Fittsburgh
Ey , Cook
Willoughby
Newton Spencer
James McNamie
Day
John Jones
O. V. Forrester
Ed Edgell
Emerson
New Pittsburgh
John McNamie
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