Petit Jury Indictments Set for Hocking County October term
Logan jurors are to report Oct 25 for the October term. Judge Phil A Henderson assigned cases after grand jury indictments. Not guilty pleas list includes Clifford Mason Oct 25 Wayne Groves Lewis Hutchinson Oct 26 Anthony Wilson Oct 27 Walter Huston Oct 28 Irvin Huston Oct 29 Robert Corbett Nov 1 Marshall Downs Charles Snyder Nov 2 James McManus Nov 3 Hobart Trisdale Nov 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McManus
Hobart Trisdale
Logan Car Stolen Sunday From Main Street Business
Logan Car vanished about 630 PM Sunday from behind a Main Street business. An employee at Spencer filling station in Haydenville later called to report a man driving the car stopped for eight gallons of gasoline and drove away without paying. Mr. Thomas notified Sheriff Joe Farbearn and Police Chief Lew Reynolds and an alarm was spread.
Kiwanians Sponsor Four Entertainments in Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club organizes a four show series in November and December with bookings through Collins Festival Service. The first event November 18 at Logan High School Auditorium features Hugo Brandt Concert Company. November 25 presents C E Jones electrical show. December 2 brings Lon Johnson Company and Caveny novelty acts. December 9 closes with The Mysterious Mr Mason comedy about high finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club
Collins Festival
Logan High School
Hugo Brandt
C. E. Jones
Lon Johnson Company
Caveny
Mr. Mason
Electric Lights for South Perry Hall Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall at South Perry will have electric lights after a new plant begins. Wiring is to be completed and installation ceremonies are planned for November 18. The lodge will host its annual rabbit supper on November 20.
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LOGAN
Odd Fellows Hall
South Perry
Hocking County
Chieftains Pivot After Narrow Loss to Gallipolis
Logan Ohio Chieftains coach Tommy Bender plans a hard run of games after a one point defeat by Gallipolis. The squad targets Middleport and Jackson next as they consider shifting signal calling to Albert Leonard, a leading ground gainer.
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Logan
Chieftains
Gallipolis
Tommy Bender
Middleport
Jackson
Albert Leonard
Fine Two on Charges of Illegal Hunting
Two men appeared before Magistrate C. T. Stephens on Sunday on hunting charges. John Congreve and John Dorman pleaded guilty and each was fined 25 dollars plus costs. Deputy Game Protector Edward Eberst made the arrests.
Grange Plans Halloween Booster Meeting at Logan Miller Chapel
Granves hosts a Halloween booster gathering at their hall on October 29. The program will proceed with refreshments to follow and members are urged to invite prospective members.
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Logan — Miller Chapel
Granves
Logan Boyd Bumgardner Undergoes Emergency Appendectomy
Logan Boyd Bumgardner a 19 year old resident of Starr was taken to Cherrington Hospital late Saturday evening for an emergency operation to treat acute appendicitis.
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Logan — Boyd Bumgardner
Starr
Cherrington Hospital
Logan W A Canan Cast Absent Ballot During Home Visit
Logan W A Canan of Columbus spent the end of the week in Logan with his family and has worked as a carpenter for several weeks. While home this week he cast an absent voters ballot.
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Logan
W. A. Canan
Columbus
Daring Woman Pilot 1 Who was the pictured flyer
A list of cryptic clues appears to spell out a biographical outline of a notable female aviator. The clues reference aviation milestones and related terms, including being the only woman to make an Atlantic flight, with later entries hinting at her legacy and era.
Judge Henderson Imposes 30 Day Jail for DUI Guilty Pleas
In a campaign against intoxicated driving Judge Phil A. Henderson has begun adding a 30 day jail term to sentences for guilty pleas or convictions. Over the past months about 30 drivers faced the charge since January, with many now serving time as a result.
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Logan
Phil A. Henderson
Final Bank Liquidation Step Taken
Logan First Rempel National Bank liquidation reached final step Friday as receiver Stanley McCall burned records. Four truckloads of papers were destroyed at the waterworks boiler fireboxes after distribution of dividend vouchers, some unclaimed and sent to the comptroller in Washington D C for claimants to recover. The bank closed its doors March 11 1931 and has been in liquidation since.
Driver Is Arrested For Alcohol Influence
Logan Norman V Bolton of Columbus was arrested Sunday evening by Police Chief Lew Reynolds. He faces charges of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol. His companion B C McDonald of Columbus faces intoxication charges.
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Logan
Norman V. Bolton
Columbus
Lew Reynolds
B. C. McDonald
Logan Man Promoted in State Industrial Commission
Charles F. Barker of Logan has been assigned to the Ross Adams Pike and Highland counties in the commissions claims department expanding his duties while allowing him to keep his home in Logan He spent over Sunday with his family indicating a brief home visit.
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Logan
Charles F. Barker
Ross
Adams
Pike
Highland Counties
Claims Department
State Industrial Commission of Ohio
Logan Bolden Arrives Safely in Santa Barbara for Visit
Logan Clarence Bolden arrived safely in Santa Barbara California last week. He plans an indefinite visit there with his sister Mrs. R E Moniot and will stay with family, according to information received by his father George Bolden of this city.
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Logan
Clarence Bolden
Santa Barbara
Calif
George Bolden
R. E. Moniot
Logan Rotary Club Meeting Attendance Sought
Secretary Harley Meyer says no program announced for this evening but strong attendance is hoped. Last week 85.3 percent of the Logan club attended the meeting.
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Logan
Hickory Nut Hunters Seen Plentiful in Hocking County
Hickory nut hunters gathered in Hocking County on Sunday as ideal weather favored collecting. The district hosts hundreds of hickory trees with a strong yield this season.
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Hocking County
Logan D O Sparnow and Rol Land Bright Attend Odd Fellows Meet
Logan D Sparnow and Rol land Bright of Logan traveled to Huntington West Virginia last week for a Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows meeting. Both men are active in the order in Logan city and district with Bright active in the state grand lodge.
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Logan
O. Sparnow
Rolland Bright
Huntington
W. Va
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Mr. Bright
Grand Lodge
Greens Run PTA to Host Guest Speaker Judge Tyroler
Greens Run Chauncey monthly PTA meeting gathers at the high school auditorium Athens with guest speaker Judge Tyroler. Mrs. Luella Clifton will perform a violin solo. All members and interested residents urged to attend.
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Chauncey
Greens Run
PTA
Loyal Women Bible Class to Meet at Mrs Johnson Home
The Loyal Woman's Bible Class of the Church of Christ will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Homer Johnson. Mrs. Floyd Nye will lead the meeting and Mrs. Peter Rankin will present the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Brazil’s Waterfalls with Power Potential
A historical note counts 378 waterfalls in Brazil. Among them 164 are estimated to have a potential power of at least 50 1000 000 horsepower, indicating substantial hydroelectric prospects.
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Brazil
Dover To Present Work At Chauncey Grange Hall
Dover Grange No. 2646 meets Tuesday night in Chauncey K of P building. The first and second degrees will be exemplified by the Dover degree team. Mrs. A B Prior leads the lecture hour and the social committee chaired by Mrs. Christine Brown serves refreshments.
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Chauncey
Dover Grange
Grange
Chauncey K. of P
A. B. Prior
Christine Brown
Mines in CHAUNCEY district resume work with twelve sites
Twelve mines in the CHAUNCEY district reported active operations on Monday. The list includes No. 5 No. 9 No. 107 No. 98 No. 28 No. 255 Lick Run Chauncey No. 25 Poston No. 6 Carbondale and Kimberly.
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Chauncey
Lick Run
Poston
Carbondale
Kimberly
Sunday School organized at Sand Ridge by Rev. Walter Martin
A Sunday school was organized at the Sand Ridge schoolhouse four weeks ago under the supervision of Rev. Walter Martin Free Methodist Minister at Redtown. There were 54 in attendance Sunday afternoon. Charles Byers is superintendent. A prayer meeting will be held at the Sand Ridge school building Tuesday night at 7 o'clock.
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Chauncey
Sand Ridge
Walter Martin
Redtown
Charles Byers
Birth of a son announced in Chauncey
Mr. and Mrs Earl Johnston announce a 6 pound son born Friday at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Grandparents are Mrs Catherine Johnson of Chauncey and John Swaim of New Marshfield.
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Chauncey
Earl Johnston
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Catherine Johnson
John Swaim
New Marshfield
Chauncey High shop boys to view equipment display in Logan
The Junior and Senior shop boys of Chauncey Dover High School with instructor Woodrow Ferrer are invited to Logan to see a shop equipment display at Ford Hack Auto Supply. They will depart Chauncey at 6 p.m.
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Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover High School
Woodrow Ferrer
Logan
Ford Hack Auto Supply
Ninth grade Wiener roast noted at Plains school
The Plains ninth grade held a wiener roast on Monday while Miss Sproul, a second grade teacher, was absent ill and replaced by Robert Taylor. Local families and visitors from Athens and Columbus attended gatherings, a Wesleyan Church meeting and a Ladies Auxiliary social with a chili supper.
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the Plains
Ruth Jinks
Athens
W. W. Jinks
John Parfitt
Smith
Plains
Arthur Coon
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Leon Gold
Joe
Rhoda Lohse
Jean
Eileen Yoho
Roger Dahl
Helen Hamer
Bart Keeton
Joe Lohse
Belle Shrieves
Son
Columbus
Hubert Shrieves
U.M.W
Pearl Coon
Virgil Adams
Lawrence Haltz
Verna Williams
Leslie Coon
Margaret Coon
Francis de Vaughn
West Virginia
Hold Birthday Party for Boy At Millfield
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Johnson surprised their son Ernest last Friday with a birthday party at home. Schoolmates attended, cake was shared, gifts given, and games played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
Lawrence Johnson
Ernest
Donald Roof
Nyla Jean
Bonnie Jo North
Dorothy Jackson
Lester
James Waldeck
Arthur Smith
Ruth Miller
Dorothy Jewell
Mary Hale
Betty
Charles Tinkham
Tom Sisson
Richard Bobo
Lavonna Johnson
Leonard Johnson
Albert McClain
Clarence Willis
Pauline
Dorothy Handa
Clarence
Ruth Mae Simpkins
Barbara Ann
Norma Kay Willis
Donald David
Charles Hands
The Plains Revival Ends Sunday Night
The Plains Church of the Nazarene held a two week revival led by Rev. W. E. Boggs of Columbus. Five joined the church. Rally Day had 174 in Sunday School led by Mrs. Carrie Channell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
Plains Church of the Nazarene
W. E. Boggs
Columbus
Drell Goff
Carrie Channell
Grandy
Three Hurt In Accident On Route 31
Three Logan residents were injured in a head on collision between a Logan car and a Circleville car on Route 31 between Athens and Chauncey. Miss Mary Louise Bowen drove the Logan car with Rev. R. C. Babylon and Miss Mary Babylon as passengers en route to Athens for a Richard Crooks concert. All six wounds were bruises and lacerations with shock but no fractures. W A Martin assisted in return to Logan. The Circleville driver was a man named Mader whose first name was not learned.
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Logan
Athens
Chauncey
Circleville
Mary Louise Bowen
Rev
R. C. Babylon
Mary Babylon
Richard Crooks
Mader
Logan Brief Social Notes
Logan residents share social visits and events across Athens and Columbus. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Joe King and family, and many attendees at the Ohio U Miami game and Richard Crooks concert in Athens. Proof of friendships and gatherings include picnics at Cantwell Cliffs and Beta Theta Phi homecoming activities.
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Joe King
Columbus
E. C. Hamilton
Winifred Engle
Florence Bort
Dale Engle
William Knapp
Ohio U.-Miami
Richard Crooks
Athens
Athens Community Concert Association
Logan Cooperative Concert Association
Fred Burchfield
George Carr
Frank Blasius
Dayton Schultheiss
Cora Brown
Blanche Lutz
Elizabeth Creal
Estelline Creal
Margaret Lutz
Elsie Martin
Lucille Oeffler
Mary Babylon
R. C. Babylon
William Martin
Earl Hartmann
Rudolph Lortz
Walter Ream
Tommy
Herbert Baughman
Mary Lou
Carol Ann
Springfield
Cantwell Cliffs
Imogene Ruble
Pleasant
Mich
Stanley Baker
Jack Baker
Ruble
Baker
Logan
Ohio University
Helen Belt
Virginia Belt
Dean Collison
Fred Huls
FE. Hunter St
Wagoner and Opal Jr. to Marry in Delaware Ceremony
Announcement reports the marriage of Miss Helen Wagoner, a former Logan high student, to Edward Opal Jr. of Delaware. The ceremony was at St. Marys rectory in Delaware on Friday at 4 30 PM. Maid of honor was Veronica Wagoner of Logan. guest James Acker attended. The couple will reside in Delaware.
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Helen Wagoner
Logan High
Edward Opal, Jr
Delaware
St. Mary's Rectory
Veronica Wagoner
Logan
James Acker
Opal
Women’s Missionary Society meets at Mary Neville home
The Presbyterian Women’s Missionary Society gathered at Mary Neville’s E Main St with Mrs. Campbell as assistant hostess. President Mrs. Paul Monks opened with prayer and devotion led by Mrs. Charles Brehm. Plans for a joint meeting on Oct 24 to mark the church’s 100th anniversary were announced by Mrs. Monks, with Mrs. Charles Oakes of Santa Monica sharing church work. A China war-conditions report from Rev Halleck was read by letter, India paper read by Mrs. Monks, and Mrs. Montgomery reviewed Mecca and Beyond. Year Book of Prayer led by Mrs. Work, roll call on Alaska. Closing prayers by Mrs. Gaffney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
Mary Neville
E. Main St
M. A. Campbell
Paul Monks
Charles Brehm
Harry Reeves
Athens
Charles Oakes
Santa Monica
Calif
Halleck
China
Shanghai
Alaska
William Gaffney
Stanley Hysell
Steubenville
Gaffney
Columbus
Lucy Nill
Lancaster
W. B. Lacock
Mrs Sanders Hosts Quilting Party at Home
Mrs. Clarence Sanders entertained at her home with a quilting party last Thursday night. A refreshment course was served to Mrs. Elizabeth Robinett, Mrs. Jessie Fulton, Mrs. Garnet Blower, Mrs. Helen Sanders, Miss Olive Brookins, Mrs. Lucille Sanders and sons, and Mrs. C. E. Sanders.
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Chauncey
Clarence Sanders
Elizabeth Robinett
Jessie Fulton
Garnet Blower
Helen Sanders
Olive Brookins
Lucille Sanders and Sons
C. E. Sanders
Wade Carnival Ends as Family Returns Home
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wade in charge of the Wade Carnival have finished their summer tour through Ohio and Pennsylvania and returned to their Millfield home for the winter. They are joined by sister-in-law Mrs. Rosie Kendall who is visiting at the Wade home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Omen
Zanesville
Millfield
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. FE
East Side
Lena Bradka
Greens Run
Minnie Dust
Bobby
Trimble
Maxine Boudinot
Mae Boudinot
Emma _ Heffkin
Glouster
Joe Morgan
Ebon Gillespie
Fielden Willis
Nelsonville
Alex Kaszonyi
Eleanor
McKeesport
John Kaszonyi
Howard Brothers
Athens
Ida Hill
Cleveland
D. V. McDaniel
Martina Dee
Port Clinton
H. O. McDaniel
Ohio University
Mabel Smith
Martha Bible
Church of
Chauncey
Harvey Wade
Wade
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rosie Kendall
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Cincinnati
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Hahn
Edna Clark
Ella L. Black
Frances Sullivan
Georgia McDonald
Anna Thompson
Alice Peters
Emma Cassidy
Stella Tragesser
John Granda
Jennie Greenwold
Florence Bartlett
Marjorie Bishop
Kiwanians
South Perry Hall
South America
Stir
West Point
Chiang
Judge Henderson
Dover
Chauncey Grange Hall
Boy
The
Missionary Society
Blanche Grandy
Margaret Adams
Mrs. Neville Hostess
Claudius Ptolemy
Mrs. Sanders
State
Federal
the Security Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Athens, Ohio
Rue Manglaltiys
Scrarson
Scranton
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