Hocking County Grand Jurors May Finish Labors by Tonight
Logan report notes grand jurors began a lengthy witness examination Monday and planned to finish this afternoon. Regular jurors Addison Seter Noah Stiverson and R N White were excused J H Riggs died since the panel was drawn replacements include Mrs Allie Wolfe Joan Mack W A Erwin and C H Reichley Irvin Kohler of Laurelville named foreman
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Hocking County
Addison Seter
Noah Stiverson
R. N. White
J. H. Riggs
Allie Wolfe
Joan Mack
W. A. Erwin
C. H. Reichley
Irvin Kohler
Laurelville
Two Are Implicated In Shoe Shop Robbery
Logan city police arrest Lee Marx after an investigation into the Myers Repair Shop robbery last Wednesday. Marx named another local youth who will face Judge Ewing as the hearing begins. about $15 was stolen from the cash drawer.
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Logan
Myers Repair
Lew Reynolds
Lee Marx
Marx
Ewing
Cherry Recovers From Copperhead Bite in Farm Setting
William R. Cherry a Washington Township farmer and county board of education member is nearly recovered after a copperhead snake bite two weeks ago while assisting threshing buckwheat at a neighboring farm. He felt a sting on his left index finger and swelling prompted medical attention. the poison was later identified as copperhead. The snake may have been concealed in a wheat sheaf.
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Logan
William R. Cherry
Washington Township
County Board of Education
Cherry
Teachers to Attend Southeastern Ohio Education Meet
Logan reports many local teachers will join Supt. G. E. Carr in Jackson for the Southeastern Ohio Educational Association meeting. No school Friday. Carr leads the superintendents and principals section. An evening session Thursday precedes the all day Friday meeting.
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Logan
Supt
G. E. Carr
Jackson
Southeastern Ohio Educational Association
Carr
Fox Chase Planned by Logan Hocking County Group
Hocking County Fox Hunter Association sets a fox chase at the Boals farm one mile north of Webb Summit on Saturday. Dogs released at 6 30 in the morning. Three awards offered for winning dogs two silver cups and a hunting horn.
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Logan
Hocking County
Fox Hunter Association
Boals Farm
Webb Summit
Maynea Will Names Dresbacks And Relatives Heirs
Logan, Oct. 4. The will of Mrs. Marie L. Maynea of Laurelville was read revealing heirs Samuel Dresback and Albert Dresback as brothers, with Lot Dresback, Paul Dresback, Laura Dresback, Katie Fesler, and Alta V. Land listed as beneficiaries. Lot Dresback named executor. The document dated August 12, 1922 was witnessed by Agnes Wiggine and F N R Redfern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Wiggine
F. N. R. Redfern
Man Discovers Sweet Potatoes Yield in Rat Burrow
William Weede of Haydenville reports a good sweet potato crop from an eight foot row. He dug the tubers and gathered two and a half bushels after rats reportedly nested there, nine full grown rats killed during digging. Rev W N Shank officiated at the event with attendees Arthur Dawley and Lillian Guess and Charlie Vollmer and Phyllis Swain listed among attendees.
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Logan
William Weede
Haydenville
Arthur Dawley
Carbon Hill
Don Dawley
Lillian Guess
Alex Guess
W. N. Shank
Chariea Vollmer
Morris Vollmer
Phyllis Swain
Robert Swain
Logan Visit For George Cooke Family
Mr and Mrs George Cooke of New Philadelphia will visit Logan Friday for a few days to see relatives. Cooke is athletic director and junior high football coach in New Philadelphia and he directs the team which has won only one game this season.
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Logan
George Cooke
New Philadelphia
Cooke
Logan Births Edge Deaths in September Vital Stats
Logan reports 8 births and 10 deaths in September, while the county totals show 26 births and 6 deaths. In Logan 5 girls and 3 boys were born. rural districts saw 14 girls and 12 boys born. Names list local families with newborn sons and daughters.
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Logan
Health Department
Lawrence E. Coakley
Walter V. Nutter
Clarence D. Cullison
William H. Voris
Harland Geil
Majority Has Not Voted For Repeal Says Speaker
Miss Norma C. Brown, vice president of the Flying Squadron Foundation and editor in chief of The National Enquirer, argued against repeal at a M E Church meeting in Glouster. She claimed the proposed revenue from repeal is overstated and noted low voter turnout. Brown cited Tennessee and Memphis margins and alleged election irregularities to dispute a dry majority.
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Ila
NRA
Miss Brown
Tennessee
Memphis
Plan School Party Hollister Halloween Event
Hollister October 4 The Hollister Parent-Teacher Association completes plans for a Halloween party Wednesday night in the high school gym. Refreshment booths a Bingo stand fish pond fortune teller and music and entertainment by local talent will fill the evening. A grand march and prizes for best costumes plus a door prize.
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Hollister
Lectures on Ohio History Held by Augustinbaugh
A stereopticon lecture on Ohio by B A Auginbaugh drew many to the High School Auditorium in Glouster Monday night under the Parent-Teacher Association. Senator Le Fever of this city served as chairman and introduced Mr and Mrs Auginbaugh. The program promised for November 20 will be led by the American Legion and its Auxiliary.
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Glouster
Ohio
B. A. Auginbaugh
Parent-Teacher Association
Senator LeFever
Auginbaugh
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Widely Known Union Leader Dies Not Yet
Joseph Richards Sr aged 66 is critically ill at his daughter’s home in Pleasant City with diabetes. A longtime Glouster and Derthick resident and United Mine Workers activist, he served as secretary treasurer and traveling auditor for the miners’ union and last appeared publicly on Labor Day at Glouster.
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Pleasant City
Glouster
Joseph Richards
Dick Williams
Richards
Derthick and
United Mine Workers
Miners’ International Organization
Miners’ Organization
United Mine Workers of America
Halloween Masquerade at Trimble High School Gym
A masquerade Halloween party will be held at the Jacksonville Trimble High School Gym on Thursday night at 7 30 under the auspices of the J T High School Committee, the Trimble Parent Teacher Association and the Jacksonville Parent Teacher Association. The three groups sponsor the event to raise funds for football equipment and other school needs with entertainment planned.
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Trimble
Jacksonville-Trimble High School
JT. High School Committee
Trimble Parent-Teacher Association
Jacksonville Parent-Teacher Association
Legion convention attracts a wide range of visitors
Murray City Mrs. Matt Treace and Mrs. Lucy Jane Breeze attended the Legion convention along with several Columbus and Athens residents. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blazer, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Anders, Congressman Robert T. Secrest, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Franklin and others visiting relatives and attending the convention. Supt. Paul Potts also attended and visited his parents.
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Matt Treace
Athens
Lucy Jane Breeze
New Straitsville
Harold Blazer
Columbus
Blazer
Frank Williams
William Bateman
Near Columbus
Lou Anders
J. J. Hogan
Robert T. Secrest
Senecaville
Henry Franklin
Betty
Vint McCannis
Barberton
Willis
Jenny Robertson
Phil Devol
Jack Marra
Eileen
Crooksville
Charles Ralph
Paul Potts
Laurelville
George Potts
Retention of Johnson Discussed at Athens County Meeting
A meeting at the Athens Grange Hall discussed keeping T H Johnson as farm extension agent in Athens County despite withdrawal of county funds. About 25 representatives from Athens Nelsonville and rural communities attended. A plan set and leaders will assess the best option with state extension support contingent on local funding.
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T H. Johnson
Athens County
Athens
Nelsonville
A. E. Potter
State Extension Department
Johnson
Prankster Arrested After Citron Thrown Through Window
Logan October 24. Chief Lew Reynolds reports the arrest of George Mooney on a juvenile court complaint for throwing a citron through a window at Mrs Esther Binsser on West Hunter Street. It is the first Halloween related arrest and more are expected if property damage continues.
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Logan
Lew Reynolds
George Mooney
Mooney
Esther Binsser
West Hunter Street
Pension meeting draws local leaders plus youth group
Murray City officials and residents plan an old age pension meeting at Greendale and Carbon Hill on Wednesday night with the Junior Drum Corps, Mur ray City. Earlier, local men attended a Zanesville gathering for the same cause, while Murray City teachers who went to Logan included Supt. C. E. Davis and several named staff members.
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Murray City
Greendale
Carbon Hill
Zanesville
Logan
Supt
C. E. Davis
Kay Blosser
Mable LeFever
Lucile Seidenfield
Helen Laverty
Ruth Straus
Lulu Smith
Myrtle Wollett
Effie Jonas
Ruth Carsner
Ruth Penn
Logan visitors report coach Longley recovering in Columbus
Logan residents visited Columbus over the weekend to see Coach John Longley who is recovering. They reported the Athens Logan football contest gave a good account of itself. Visitors included Rudolph Brandt and son Dick Ned Gabriel Ronald McMillan Calvin Carnes Kenneth Fitzgerald John Roberts and Dorothy Myers.
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Logan
Columbus
John Longley
Rudolph Brandt
Saturday Night
Ned Gabriel
Ronald McMillan
Calvin Carnes
Kenneth Fitzgerald
John Roberts
Dorothy Myers
Miss Jane White and Miss Charlotte Rochester Visit Athens
Miss Jane White and Miss Charlotte Rochester were guests of Miss Margaret Abel in Athens over the weekend, staying at her home and enjoying local hospitality.
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Jane White
Charlotte Rochester
Athens
Margaret Abel
Astrological Reading Predicts Changeable Day With Caution
The planetary configurations suggest lively but unstable conditions affecting employment and daily life. Expect disruption and shifts in environment and interests, with caution advised toward strangers and secret societies. A birthday person may face unexpected changes, while a child born today could be witty and restless, possibly suited to unusual writing topics.
County Teachers Hear Talk on Buckeye State
Logan October 24 A B Augustin baugh led the county teachers meeting in the high school auditorium with 87 of 140 teachers present. The illustrated Know Ohio lecture used many slides of state show spots. Mr Lewis spoke on safety as a safety program committee member. Supt J W Coleman discussed school plans and noted many teachers missed the Athens homecoming to attend.
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Ohio
Lewis
Supt
J. W. Coleman
Athens
Charles Bell Dies at 78 in Logan
Charles Belmont Bell 78 died at his Bowen Street home Sunday afternoon. Unmarried, he leaves brother Elmer Bell of Logan and sisters Emma Bell of Logan and Mrs J C Cotton of Nelsonville. Funeral at 1 PM Tuesday with Rev B O Peters officiating. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Charles Belmont Bell
Bowen Street
Bell
Elmer Bell
Emma Bell
Logan
J. C. Cotton
Nelsonville
B. O. Peters
Oak Grove Cemetery
Farmer Displays Turnip Weighing ThreeandAHalf Pounds
Logan Ohio October 24 Allen Tanna a Green Township farmer shows a garden turnip weighing three and a half pounds. It was pulled from his garden and is a local curiosity for neighbors.
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Logan
Allen Tannahis
Green Township
Drunkenness Arrest in Logan Court Faces Street Work
Gerald Belt was arrested Saturday by Policemen C. D. Notestone and Mon Cook and arraigned before Mayor Elias Bright. He was fined five dollars and costs or alternatively assigned to work on the street starting Monday.
Local residents visit and host relatives over weekend
Joe Green of Evansville Indiana spent several days here. Mr and Mrs Farrel Thomas and Mrs Ben Hooper of Gloucester attended the Legion convention Sunday. A A Person of Athens was weekend guest of his son. Mr and Mrs Robert Wilson of Columbus were Monday guests of Mrs Wilsons grandmother Mrs Sayde Peacock. Mrs Dennis Babbs of Shawnee spent from Sunday until Wednesday with her daughter in Bush. Mr and Mrs William Bush were Sunday guests of their children Misses Blanche and a son of Logan and their parents Mr une Kennison.
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Margaret Wolf
Glouster
Kate Bartels
Miss Wolf
Leon Montgomery
Columbus
Fred Wolf
Lucille Pulcher
Cecelia Echstenhamper
Louise Zimmer
Anna Brunton
Irene Wolf
Herbert Armstrong
Lena Wolf
Harry Trasin
Thomas Hemsley
Laura Gatchel
Robert Johnson
Emma Heffkin
Katie Winn
Bessie Thompson
Louis Trasin
Beulah Bennett
Florence Howard
Isabelle Hemsley
Enis Bartels
John Binderbasin
Joe Wolf
Joe Green
Evansville
Ind
Farrel Thomas
Ben Hooper
Legion
A. A. Person
Athens
Robert Wilson
Wilson
Sayde Peacock
Dennis Babbs
Shawnee
William Bush
Tildren
Blanche
Logan
Une Kennison
Bech and Palmer Named in Rend Election Ticket
Wm. H. Bech and James A. Palmer appear on the Rend district ticket for local offices. Citizens are urged to participate in the forthcoming election as candidates campaign on key issues affecting the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Bech
James A. Palmer
Rend
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Virgil H. Gorby
William W. Anders
Elmer E. Robinson
Edward H. Guess
Charles F. Leffler
Charles H. Hopkins
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Charles J. Griffiths
Joe L. Funk
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George Kozik
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Buckeye State
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Matt Thomas Penn
William Buh
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