Five Indicted Men Before Court Three Plead Guilty
Logan reports five men appeared before Judge Harley Whitcraft on indictments from the recent grand jury. Three pleaded guilty: William Bone for neglect of a child with $2 weekly support and $500 bond. Barland Hoey and William Hoey for burglary with sentences to be set. Tom McAllister pleaded not guilty to assault on a 3 year old and set for Oct 24. Albert Mattox pleaded not guilty to assault and battery, to be tried Oct 25. Mattox waived jury.
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Tom McAllister
Albert Mattox
Mattox
George Mosser 89 Buried at Oak Grove in Logan
George Mosser 89 died at his North Orchard Street home after a yearlong illness. Born in Baltimore he moved to Hocking County in 1870 and to Logan in 1900. Survived by wife Alcinda and children Truman Mosser Emma Blosser Jessie McCauley Minnie Patterson Myrtle Taylor Lulu Blosser Margaret Hiles and others. Funeral was held at 2 pm Thursday with Rev. B C. Peters officiating and Oak Grove Cemetery burial.
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Hocking County
Logan
George Mosser
North Orchard Street
Baltimore
Alcinda Mosser
Truman Mosser
Dayton
Emma Blosser
Lancaster
Jessie McCauley
Toledo
Minnie Patterson
Marion
Myrtle Taylor
Lulu Blosser
Margaret Hiles
Camp Taylor
B. C. Peters
Oak Grove Cemetery
Missionary Forum at United Brethren Church
Logan residents will attend a missionary institute at the United Brethren Church on Thursday Oct 27 starting 9 30 a m speakers include Nora Vespers Matilda Webber and Rev A B Cox Also on the program are Mrs E M Hursh and Mrs Alice Gayman Potluck dinner will be served Fourteen members of the Business and Professional Women's Club visited Buckeye Lake for a four course dinner and a wiener roast noted as they plan an active social program and bridge club meetings linked to Buckeye Lake outings.
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United Brethren Church Scene
Logan
United Brethren Church
Nora Vespers
Africa
Matilda Webber
Evangel
A. B. Cox
E. M. Hursh
Alice Gayman
Canal Winchester
Business and Professional Women's Club
Hostesses and members noted for Franklin Kerr Guild event
Hostesses for the Franklin Kerr Guild meeting at the Presbyterian Church included Mrs. Dil Sanderson Mrs Forest E Wein rich Mrs George Watson Mrs Walker Franks and Mrs Marie Sprankel. New members were Mrs Bernard McLain Miss Minnie Louise Bowen and Miss Betty Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Kerr Guild
Presbyterian Church
Dil Sanderson
Forest E. Weinrich
George Watson
Walker Franks
Marie Sprankel
Frank Harden
Clinton Webb
Helen D. Rochester
Webb
W. B. Lacock
Bernard McLain
Minnie Louise Bowen
Betty Rochester
Elsie Martin
Mary L. Bowen
Marriage Announced for Shannon Ward and Evelyn Fouty
New Straitsville residents Shannon Ward and Evelyn Fouty announce their marriage. Ward is son of John Ward Sr. and Fouty is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fouty of Nelsonville. The town notes others visiting, illness improvements, local moves by Ohio Bell, and funeral services for Mrs. Henry Lembert in Gore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wheeler
A. L. Richardson
Columbus
Ella Keynes
Alice Steinman
John A. Smith
Logan
Robert K. Smith
Frank Roach
Athens
B. F. Stout
Pittsburgh
Hal Murphy
New Straitsville
Shannon Ward
This Place
Evelyn Fouty
Nelsonville
Frank Mathews
Billie’ Williams
Junction City
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
J. W. Edwards
Main Street
Clark St
Lena Vernon
R. E. McClain
Stonington
Inl
George Wiens
Charles Osey
McClain
Tess Tracy
New Lexington
F. Hartman
Henry Lembert
United Brethren Church of
Gore
Fern Lambert
Orrville
Donald Lawson
Edward Lawson
Pocahontas Lodge
District School of Instructions
Glouster
James Davis
Shawnee
Lillie Hunter
Heart of a Wife on a Mountain Trail
Ronald and I creep through brush as two men and a horse approach along a mountain trail. We hide at the top, hoping Marion reaches the horse first while danger draws near in a tense pursuit sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald
Brown
Charles
Conrce
Marion
Night Pursuit Along the Trail
Adele Garrison describes a tense scene as a masked horseman carries a bound Marion along a trail. Ronald and the narrator hide, fearing a confrontation with the men behind the misdeed, while uncertainty hangs over friend or foe proximity.
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McAllister and
Bell
Edward Kemper
Fred Carpenter
Claude Hammon
Earl Roberts
Harry Thomas
Mildred Lehman
Pauline Redick
Oak Grove
Harry Bell
Buckey Lak
Dennis Kieff
William Ashbaugh
Lafe Allen
Washington Township
James Crowe
Sam Orndoff
Harrold
Oliver Kemper
Earl Hunter
General Electric
The
D. Zenner Co
Heart of
Wife
Gwen
Madge
le Owen
Adele Garrison
Dicky
Owen
Charles Owen
California
Zenners
NEW Coats
Lew
Dimity
Zenner’s
Zenner's
Zenner Co
Athens, O
Jersey
Nemo-flex
P. J
Tully
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