Tragic death reported in Rocking County youth case
Theodore Hiner was found dead at his home on a Wednesday with authorities stating he died by suicide. The coroner reported self-inflicted gunshot, discovered about a mile from his residence after his brother alerted responders. He leaves parents, two sisters, a half brother, and other relatives.
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Theodore Hiner
Joe Farbearn
Brian
Hiner
Ing
David Hiner
Ty Sherer Vance
Youthly Friley Suffer Internal Injuries in Crash Near Logan
A 19 year old, Herbert Finley, and his family were in an automobile collision near Logan early Monday. The Frileys were injured. the 19 year old son Reuben Friley and others were returning from Powhatan when their car was struck by a Cleveland driver.
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Farl
Friley
Logan
Harland Friley
Herbert Friley
Errington Hospital
Reuben Friley
Richard and
Hollis Friley
Powhatan
Herbert Finley
Cleveland
Ofis
Murray Legionnaires Install New Officers
Murray Post 49 American Legion held a joint installation on October 12 with the Eighth District commander Paul Tague of Ohio serving as installing officer. Visiting Legionnaires from Columbus Logan Lexington New Straitsville Ironton and Glouster attended. following the ceremony a luncheon and talks were held.
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Tague
YestTy—Murray Post
American Legion
Eagle Wing
Paul Tague
Legion
Cement of Ohio
Columbus
Logan
Lexington
New Straitaville
Iring
Buchtel
Glouster
Club at Gibisonville Gains New Members
Enrollment in the Community Club of Gibisonville rose to 160 at Tuesday’s meeting. The program featured two plays by Spahr and Morris family members with help from Mrs. James Lunsford. Supt. J W Coleman discussed a three mill school levy and the entertainment committee for the next meeting includes John Risch and several young locals. Mrs Josephine Hansel will attend a Columbus meeting of Ohio’s Municipal Finance Officers Association on Oct 2. Dr William B Morrison from Columbus will speak at the First Presbyterian Men’s Club on Oct 25 on cancer knowledge with refreshments at 6:30 and the program to follow.
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Gibisonville
Spahr
Logan
Josephine Hansel
Columbus
Municipal Finance Officers Association of Ohio
Dunlap Appeals for Farm District Representation
Renick W. Dunlap addressed Marion Township voters at the central school Tuesday night saying the district with 60 000 farmers should be represented by a practical farmer. He pledged full-time congressional service if elected as county candidates spoke at the GOP committee program.
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Logan
Renick W. Dunlap
Marion Township
Republican Executive Committee
Laurel Township boards opens Gibisonville commercial course
The LOGAN A department of commercial work is inaugurated by the Laurel Township Board of Education at Gibisonville with Miss Nelle Schneider as instructor. Miss Schneider, an Ohio University graduate, leads the course which is proving popular. Velva Bro shares outlines English and Library training, Walter Stuart runs science, Joe L. Archer handles mathematics and shop work.
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Logan
Laurel Township
Velva Broshares
Walter Stuart
Joe L. Archer
Johnson leads in champion class at Hocking Valley Golf Club
In the tournament opening 18 holes Johnson tops the champion class with a score of 86 and Marion Allen second at 87 while John Hammond and Dr H M Boocks are tied thirds at 88 Orville Burgess and Charlies Lytle Jr lead the beginners with 96 following Lytle Burgess 96 Hammon and Johnson 103.
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Logan
Hocking Valley Golf Club
C. W. Johnson
Orville Burgess
Charlies Lytle, Jr
Johnson
Marion Allen
John Hammon
Dr. H. M. Boocks
Lytle
Burgess
Harry Hammon
Dick Johnson
Hospital Trepanation After Logan Collision
John Frazee McArthur injured when struck by a car early Sunday in Logan. He underwent a trepanning operation at Cherrington Hospital as doctors hope for recovery.
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Logan
John Frazee, McArthur
Cherrington Hospital
Degree Conferral Planned by Hocking Valley Odd Fellows
Logan residents will attend a ceremony where the Hocking Valley Lodge of Odd Fellows confers the first degree next Tuesday night. the event marks a step in fraternal initiation.
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LOGAN
Hocking Valley Lodge of Odd Fellows
Ilesboro High School Senior Class Elects Clifford Griffith President
Logan officers of Ilesboro High School senior class elected Clifford Griffith as president and Marcella Brown as secretary treasurer. Lillian Rheinscheld is news reporter and Ralph Wafer supervises the senior group. Melvin Harbarger directs the school orchestra. The class roster includes Mere Huggins Loren Schorr Woodrow Harden Grace Griffith Alma Rice Oretha Rheinscheld Paul Sellers Robert Stone Louella Brown and Marcella Brown.
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LOGAN
Ilesboro High School
Clifford Griffith
Marcella Brown
Lillian Rheinscheld
Ralph Wa«er
Melvin Harbarger
Mere Huggins
Loren Schorr
Woodrow Harden
Grace Griffith
Alma Rice
Oretha Rheinscheld
Paul Sellers
Robert Stone
Louella Brown
Book Club Meets at Mrs Abeil’s South Dover Home
Mrs C L Abeil hosted the Tuesday Book Club on South Dover Street. The group reviewed Captain Nicholas by Hugh Walpole, led by reviewer Mrs Clinton Webb. Following the meeting a luncheon was served.
Reverend Ahlbrand Celebrates Seventieth Birthday
Chauncey area residents surprised the Rev W Ahlbrand of Chauncey on his 70th birthday Tuesday Oct 16. Neighbors presented birthday cakes to him while he played accordion and sang with Mrs Ahlbrand joining in German. Twenty six guests shared refreshments afterward.
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Ahlbrand Chauncey
W. Ahlbrand
Chauncey
Ahlbrand
Ferrer
Charles Sweeney
Fred Agin
Birthday Celebration For Thelma Faye Conrad In Chauncey
In Chauncey Mrs. Carl Conrad hosted a birthday gathering for Thelma Faye Conrad on her tenth birthday. Guests included Gleneta Patton Donna Fay Bricker Mary Ellen Cunningham Margaret Smith Alethia Collins Dorothy Dickerson Mary Helen Harvey Franklin and Jerry Conrad Florence Fielder and the Conrads. Thelma Conrad's relatives and visiting Hawkins family then toured nearby towns en route to Florida for the winter.
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Thelma Faye Conrad
Chauncey Chauncey
Carl Conrad
Mines in District Run 13 Mines This Week
Thirteen mines operated in the district Wednesday and again today with identical counts. The active list Wednesday included No. 68 No. 15 No. 219 No. 24 Ohio No. 1 Lick Run Carbondale Poston No. 6 Chauncey No. 25 Hocking Kimberly Luhrig and Black Diamond. The mines operating today are No. 68 No. 6 No. 107 No. 218 No. 255 Salem Hollow Lick Run Carbondale Lubiig Hocking Black Diamond and Kimberly.
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Chauncey
Manhattan Coal Co
Poston
Millfield
Hocking
Ohio
Lick Run
Carbondale
Poston No
Kimberly
Luhrig
Black Diamond
Salem Hollow
Lubiig
Plains Grid Star Out for Rest of Year
The Plains High School football team faces Chauncey with star Grace Groce sidelined by a sprained back and Horn limited by a weak ankle. The Plains plan a strong effort despite the injuries while the Latin Class selects officers for its first business meeting and schedules Friday programs starting October 19.
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THE
Plains
Groce
Plains High
Horn
Chauncey
the Plains High School
Helen Ackley
Louise Shust
Alfred Gabriel
Betty Davies
Ervin
Accused Kidnaper Is Criminal by Nature
Nashville report recalls Thomas H. Robinson Jr described as prone to crime by Dr. E W Cocke, then head of Western State Hospital. Robinson, detained for three months, had been placed with his father despite medical warnings after a 1929 case of jewel theft and an insanity plea.
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Nashville
Tenn
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Alice Speed Stoll
E. W. Cocke
Western State Hospital
Young Robinson
T. H. Robinson
Cocke
Robinson
Mrs Anthony Toerner Called By Death Of Charles McManigal
Mrs Anthony Toerner of Logan W Va was summoned to Mt Hope West Virginia by the death of her oldest brother Charles McManigal formerly of Logan His death occurred unexpectedly Tuesday evening
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Logan
Anthony Toerner
Mt. Hope
Charles McManigal
Democrat Women Meet Logan in Oddfellows Building
Democrat women gathered at headquarters in the Oddfellows Building Tuesday night. Mrs. Marie Krim of Martins Ferry addressed the group. The Young Democrat Gier Club provided music with Miss Janet White as accompanist.
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Logan
Oddfellows Building
Marie Krim
Martins Ferry
Young Democrat Gier Club
Janet White
Chauncey Area Personal Notes Sparse Visits
Mrs Rose Ferguson spent Monday with her sister Mrs Flora McHarg Lower Plains. Mr and Mrs Harry Moore and son Melvin visited in Marietta Saturday. Dr L D Nelson The Plains hunted deer in Northern Maine. Mrs James Gabriel visited sister Mrs Albert Rink Athens. Her mother and another sister Mrs W E Helrich and Marie of Lancaster were there. Arthur Burchfield is confined to bed with influenza. His Wednesday condition was unchanged. Mrs L C Brown and daughter Juanita weekend with sister Mrs W J McConaha Nelsonville Route 1. Mr and Mrs John Johnson Coonville attended Morris town Moliness Church Sunday night. Mrs Viola North and Misa Dellas Gill visiting Clarence Whaley Glouater home.
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Chauncey
Rose Ferguson
Flora McHarg
Lower Plains
Harry Moore
Melvin
Marietta
L. D. Nelson
the Plains
Maine
James Gabriel
Albert Rink
Athens
W. E. Helrich
Marie
Lancaster
Arthur Burchfield
L. C. Brown
Juanita
W. J. McConaha
Nelsonville
John Johnson
Coonville
Morristown Moliness Church
Viola North
Misa Dellas Gill
Clarence Whaley
Glouater
Dinner Benefit Draws 125 at Mrs. Cora Davis Home
More than 125 people attended a chicken dinner at the country home of Mrs. Cora Davis Tuesday night. The event supported Taylor Ridge Church of Christ and was sponsored by the Ladies Aid Society with attendees from Chauncey Glouster Athens Trimble and other points.
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Cora Davis Ocmauncey
Cora Davis
Taylor Ridge
Cities Not Free Of Sales Tax
Circuit Judge H Church Ford ruled that municipalities are not exempt from the 1984 gross receipts tax and that municipal utilities pay the tax, while sales to charitable or educational institutions are exempt. The Covington case challenged tax on sales to governments, with cities arguing exemption.
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Circuit Judge
Frankfort
H. Church Ford
Ford
Covington
State Tax Commission
Republican meetings planned tonight in Haydenville Carbon Hill Murray City
The Republican Executive Committee will host meetings this evening in Haydenville Carbon Hill and Murray City. Principal speakers include Renick W. Dunlap and Cc. F. Kreider with county candidates joining.
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Logan
Haydenville
Carbon Hill
Murray City
Republican Executive Committee
Renick W. Dunlap
Cc. F. Kreider
Glouster and J.T. Teams Have Stiff Games Friday
Glouster High Tomcats travel to Crooksville High School for a league game likely a tough test as Crooksville tops the season. Trimble-Buchtel bidders visit J-T high team Friday afternoon with a large crowd expected and J-T idle last week.
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Glouster
J.T
Glouster High Tomcats
Crookaville
Crooksville
Trimble—Buchtel High Schoollridders
J-T High
J-T
Ames-Bern PTA hears Sam Plummer guest speaker
Amesville and Glouster notes report Sam H. Plummer, Marietta columnist, spoke at the Ames-Bern Elementary auditorium during the October meeting. Music by the High School Girls Glee Club and Grades 2 and 3 performers under Misa Kern accompanied by vocal duets from Miss Kern and Albert Gardner. Superintendent F. J. Taylor discussed school legislation and the 2 mill tax levy. Supplies for first aid kits and reading circle books were purchased. Library fundraising plans and a near 100 member enrollment drive were noted.
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Amesville
Sam H. Plummer
Marietta
Ames-Bern
Parent-Teacher Association
Girls’ Glee Club
Misa Kern
Ames- Bern
Miss Kern
Albert Gardner
F. J. Taylor
Gold Medal Haakem Oj! Capsules Ad
An old advertisement touts Gold Medal Haakem Oj capsules as a safe diuretic for kidney and bladder issues claiming nocturnal rest and health, with a Haarlem Holland origin and price of 35 cents. The copy lists symptoms of weak kidneys and irritated bladder and urges purchase at drug stores.
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Haarlem
Holland
Visit With Joneses Glouster and Jacksonville Notes
Mr and Mrs O K Rogers from Boston will reside in Wooster with his father after resigning in Boston. Nineveh Rebekah lodge Past Noble Grands club in Jacksonville meets Saturday with masked attendees and a prize for the funniest mask. Nellie McGawn music instructor from Athens will give a pupil recital at Glouster opera house Saturday night between shows.
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Glouster
O. K. Rogers
Boston
Mass
Jacksonville
Nineveh Rebekah Lodge
Wiliam Hallam
Nellie McGawn
Athens
Opera House
Glouster Club to Sponsor Masquerade Saturday Night
Past Noble Grands Club announces a masquerade in I.C.C. F. Hall this Saturday night with door admission and free refreshments. Prizes will be awarded for the most comical and best masked participants.
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Glouster
Noble Grands Club
Turkey Will Settle Yankees War Claims
Istanbul Turkey October 18 Turkey will pay American citizens 1 300 000 dollars for property seized during the world war under the Turko American mixed claims commission findings. The two governments must approve the decision before official publication. American representatives Fred K Nielsen and John W Connelly and Turkish colleagues examined claims of 405 Americans living in Turkey.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Mixed Claims Commission
Fred K. Nielsen
John W. Connelly
Sweet Potato Grown Huge On Hooper Ridge Farm
A sweet potato as large as a football was dug on E. T. Linscott’s Hooper Ridge farm. It weighed six and a half pounds and came from land that seems to yield large potatoes. Other harvests included a five pound specimen and another weighing 144 pounds.
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Hooper Ridge
E. T. Linscott
Linscott
Will Speak Tonight Glouster Rally Week Sermon
The Rev. D. L. Browning of Grandview, ex pastor of Glouster M E Church, delivers the rally week sermon at the local church tonight at 7 30. The program includes a ladies quartet selection a reading The Boy in the Carpenter Shop Nelle Belle Williams vocal solo Mary Bindere basin reading Mrs Thomas Wile Nama Jr
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Glouster
D. L. Browning
Grandview
Glouster M. E
Nelle Belle Williams
Mary Bindere Basin
Thomas Wile Nama, Jr
Gospel meetings feature Chauncey quartet at Church of Christ
A Glouster quartet from Chauncey will sing at the Church of Christ tonight as Rev. David P. Morris leads gospel meetings. The theme is Persecution or True Courage, discussed by the pastor.
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Glouster
Chauncey Wil
Church of Christ
David P. Morris
Homer Grange Meets at Mountville Friday Night
Glouster Homer Grange will meet at Mountville Friday night with Miss Blanche Garner of Homer High School faculty in charge of the program. A Halloween program will be given and at the close the affair will turn into a party for grangers and their families. Attendees are asked to bring pumpkin pies and doughnuts.
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Glouster
Homer Grange Wil
Mountville
Blanche Garner
Homer High School
Grangers
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