Hocking County Bus Inspection Results Announced
State Highway Patrol reports in Hocking County found most school buses meet standards. District by district notes include replacements needed for wooden bodies, gas tank changes, and upcoming-year updates. Janet White forgoes marriage to keep a $30 weekly job, while Leonard Marler sues for $300,000.
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Messenger
Athens
Hocking County
Patrol
Logan
J. W. Coleman
Benton
Falls
Good Hope
Greene
Laurel
Laurelville-Perry
Marion
Salt Creek
Starr-Washington
Ward
Janet White
Rochester
N. Y
Leonard Marler
Sir Herbert Marler
United States
Miss White
Leonard
Davis Wins Right to Sell Benton Township 150 Acre Property
Esther A. Davis sues James S. Davis and others over title to 150 acres in Benton Township. The court sided with Davis and granted her the right to sell. Ruling delivered Monday.
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LOGAN
Esther A. Davis
James S. Davis
Benton Township
Plan Matinee To Assist Toy Collection Program
Logan firemen start an old toy collection with a matinee at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Logan Theater arranged by manager Ed Paul. Admission is an old toy to donate for Christmas repairs. Public schools and St John Parochial School join the effort. another collection by firemen is planned midweek. The city will collect and repair discarded toys.
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Plan Matinee
LOGAN
Ed. Paul
Logan Theater
Fred Burchfield
St. John Parochial School
Dallas Kinser
Arrangements For Logan Pet Show By American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary Unit is organizing a Logan pet show as part of the Armistice Day program. Total awards amount to ten dollars with individual prizes to be announced later. Mrs. Walter Huffman, unit president, heads a committee including Mrs. Harry Thomas, Mrs. Irma Powers, and Mrs. W. E. Lyke to supervise the event.
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LOGAN
American Legion Auxiliary Unit
Walter Huffman
Harry Thomas
Irma Powers
W. E. Lyke
Principal Announces Attendance Report at Senior High
Logan room 24 led with 98.34 percent attendance for Sept 6 period, with 87.5 percent not absent or tardy. Room 32 S. followed at 98.57 percent attendance and 83 percent not absent or tardy. Schoolwide average attendance was 97.1 percent.
Coal Truck Fire Traced to Lantern on E Second St
A small coal truck fire in Logan triggered a call to the fire department on Monday evening at E Second St. Investigators said the blaze likely started from a lighted lantern. Assistant Fire Chief Gerald McLaughlin led the response and kept the blaze contained.
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Logan
E. Second St
Gerald McLaughlin
Fine Columbus Man After Guilty Plea
Ernest R. Pierce of Columbus was arraigned in Logan on a dentistry license charge. He pleaded not guilty at first, then guilty later the same day. A $50 fine plus costs was imposed.
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Logan
Columbus
Ernest R. Pierce
Nellis Smith
Phil Henderson
Ernest Smith
William Justice
Police Crack Down On Halloween Porch Pranks
Logan police report an east side resident suffered $25 porch furniture loss from Halloween pranks. Police Chief Lew Reynolds calls for cooperation of parents to stop property damage. If suspects are identified, officers will hold them liable for the losses.
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Logan
East Side
Lew Reynolds
Band Wins First at Legion Conference in Murray City
Logan Union Furnace High School band directed by Harold Aspenwall won first place at the Fall Conference of the American Legion in Murray City. School officials praised the performance and the conductor's work.
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Logan — Union Furnace
The
American Legion
Murray City
Harold Aspenwall
Logan Charbo Seeks U.S. Citizenship
Murray City resident Logan John Charbo has filed an application to become a United States citizen. Born in Austria Hungary on March 5 1897 he landed in Baltimore December 19 1900 and has resided here since. He declared his intention April 3 1918 but did not pursue naturalization. He works as a coal miner in Ward Township.
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Logan
John Charbo
Murray City
United States
Charbo
Austria-Hungary
Baltimore
Ward Township
Seniors Top Honor Roll At Logan
Logan students view a six week honor roll with 31 percent of seniors, 28.7 percent of sophomores, and 18.3 percent of juniors on the list. The names of seniors, juniors, and sophomores named include Lawrence Adcock, Wayne Ball, Carl Clendenen, Mary Collison, Rosemary Canty, plus many more.
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LOGAN
Fred B. Burchfield
Lawrence Adcock
Wayne Ball
Carl Clendenen
Mary Collison
Rosemary Canty
Marion Gray
Dayne Hartman
Bob Houk
James Snider
Robert St. Clair
Bette Ann Brown
T. S. Club Hosts Masquerade Party in Carbon Hill
The T. S. Club of Carbon Hill held a masquerade at Mrs. How ard Wiseman's home with autumn decor. Members included Mrs. Hadley Lowes and others. Pattonville guests joined. Prizes went to Mrs. John Dehnen and Mrs. Joe Blosser for original and comical costumes.
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T. S. Club
Carbon Hill
Howard Wiseman
Hadley Lowes
John Smith
Jesse Devol
Harry Guess
Edgar Stillwell
Robert Hardy
Clarence Lehman
Don Dawley
John Dehnen
Joe Blosser
Viola Bond
Pattonville
Ross Binsley
Walter Evans
Donald Blake
Venus Chapter OES delegates named for Columbus sessions
Representing Venus Chapter Order of the Eastern Star at the Grand Chapter sessions in Columbus from Tuesday to Thursday this week will be Mrs. Willard Lyke worthy matron Mrs. Lewis Reynolds Mrs. Edgar Paul Mrs. Charles Smith Mrs. Guy Loomis Mrs. Ben Humphrey Mrs. Carl Anderson Mrs. R. E. Allen Mrs. Florence Powers Mrs. Judson Shriner and Miss Norma Ralston.
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Venus
Order of the Eastern Star
Columbus
Willard Lyke
Lewis Reynolds
Edgar Paul
Charles Smith
Guy Loomis
Ben Humphrey
Carl Anderson
R. E. Allen
Florence Powers
Judson Shriner
Norma Ralston
Surprise Birthday Celebration for Mrs. Burchfield
A surprise party honored Mrs. Fred Burchfield on Saturday evening. Guests arrived at 6:30 and joined by Mr. and Mrs. Burchfield for dinner at Crystal Springs Inn, then returned to Logan for socializing. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kirk, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. James Rutgers, and the hosts.
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Fred Burchfield
Burchfield
Crystal Springs Inn
Logan
Howard Kirk
Walter Leonard
James Rutgers
Local Social Notes From Logan Area
Y Wallace Shriner left for Springfield Sunday to work at Crowell Publishing Co. Mr and Mrs Willard Landis of Athens visited Mr and Mrs Earl Landis. Mr and Mrs Raymond Peck of Columbus stayed with the Burchfields. Mr and Mrs W G Garmhausen of Chillicothe visited the Lacocks and Sterling Smith. Mrs R S Trimble and daughter of Newark visited Neal Shaw in Logan. Evelyn and Dick Coots spent the weekend with grandparents in Athens. The Mundys were in Athens Sunday.
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Y Wallace Shriner
Springfield
The
Crowell Publishing Co
Willard Landis
Athens
Landis
Earl Landis
Raymond Peck
Columbus
Fred Burchfield
W. G. Garmhausen
Chillicothe
W. B. Lacock
Sterling Smith
R. S. Trimble
Newark
Logan
Trimble
Neal Shaw
Evelyn
Dick Coots
William Coots
Earl J. Mundy
Halloween Party at American Legion Auxiliary
About 20 members attended a Halloween party hosted by the local American Legion Auxiliary unit on a Monday evening. Decorations matched the season and lunch followed the business session. Mrs. Walter Huffman named committees for Armistice parade, Armistice Sunday dinner, kitchen, and dining room.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Walter Huffman
Bernard Boyles
Ross Adcock
Cy Rochester
W. F. Lyke
Kirby Snyder
Harry Mack
Bryant Vanatta
Charles Struble
Barton Hall
Harry Thomas
Walter A. Leonard
J. B. Waldron
Maccabees Club Plans Social and Masquerade Event
The Maccabees will host a social meeting at their hall at 8 o clock Wednesday evening inviting the public. On Saturday evening the lodge will hold a masquerade party at their hall.
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Maccabees
Logan Man Clarges Plea Change in Night Break-In Case
Appearing before Judge Phil Henderson on Monday Wayne Mooney changed his plea to breaking and entering in the night season. He was placed on probation for a period of two years.
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Logan
Phil Henderson
Wayne Mooney
Transfer of Roberts and Schrader Between Stations
Logan resident Mike Roberts will be moved from a local Sohio station to New Lexington once arrangements are ready. Lawrence Schrader, previously of this city and in charge of the New Lexington station, will be transferred to Steubenville to assume similar duties.
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Logan
Mike Roberts
Sohio
New Lexington
Lawrence Schrader
Tenth Anniversary Held By Enterprise Church
Tenth anniversary of the Kline Memorial Church at Enterprise observed with a large gathering. Sunday School classes reported record attendance. Dr. E. S. Harris spoke on The Church in Action emphasizing witnessing and obedience. A memorial service honored deceased members. Rev. E. B. White gave a brief address. Missionary playlet and music marked the evening. Redeoration work to begin this week.
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Cipal
P. E. Wright
Lancaster
Sanders
Robert Brashares
Leon Flesher
Odd Fellows To Meet In Logan Tonight
Delegates from five encampments and seven lodges attend a joint District 34 Grand Encampment and District 61 Grand Lodge meeting at 7 30 tonight in Logan Odd Fellows Hall on E Main St. Grand Patriarch J Harry Stracke of Van Wert will speak. others attend. A short musical program follows and a banquet will be served.
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LOGAN
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Hall
E. Main St
Harry Stracke
van Wert
Petition Dismissed in Washburn Estate Case
Judge E L Ewing dismisses petition by Eli Washburn against Charles Clark as administrator of the estate of W J Washburn. Washburn sought 930 for services prior to decedent's death. court finds no basis to sustain claim after hearing evidence.
Mrs Bush Receives Sunshine Box From Venus Circle
Mrs William Bush of this city, after a stroke and complications, is reported improved. She expressed gratitude for gifts in a sunshine box prepared by Venus Circle of the Order of Eastern Star, which brightened her week.
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Logan
William Bush
Venus Circle
Order of Eastern Star
Bush
Logan Mayor Dallas Kinser Walks on Duty Despite Cold
Mayor Dallas Kinser moved with difficulty Monday due to a cold settling in his neck muscles while on duty after a physician visit.
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Logan
Dallas Kinser
Logan-Lester Canan Leaves Hospital After Appendicitis Operation
Logan-Lester Canan of this city was discharged from Cherrington Hospital Monday after an appendicitis operation two weeks prior. Dr. A. O. Kelch of this city attends the National Dental Association meeting in St. Louis this week.
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Logan
Lester Canan
Cherrington Hospital
Louis Logan
A. O. Kelch
National Dental Association
St. Louis
Sylvia Showalter and Kenneth McCune Wed in Sand Ridge
Magistrate John J. Ley officiated at the ceremony held Sunday afternoon at Sycamore Street home. Witness Carlos Rutter of Sand Ridge attended as the couple, who plan to make their home there, exchanged vows.
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Chauncey
John J. Ley
Sycamore St
Sylvia Showalter
Kenneth McCune
Sand Ridge
Carlos Rutter
Democrats To Hear Speakers At Meeting
Democrats in Hocking County will host a meeting at the clubrooms on Thursday featuring William G. Pickerell of Dayton, a familiar campaign speaker, and Russell S. Cunningham of Lancaster, candidate for state senator. County candidates will attend.
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Logan
Hocking County
William G. Pickerell
Dayton
Pickerell
Russell S. Cunningham
Lancaster
Betty Barber Dies at 12 From Pneumonia
Chauncey relatives report Betty Barber 12 daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Barber former Chauncey residents died Sunday at 11 am at their Columbus home. Funeral and burial set in Columbus. Granddaughter of Richard Dowler Chauncey she visited here 10 days ago. Survived by parents a sister Mary 16 and brother Paul 14.
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Chauncey
Betty Barber
Thomas Barber
Madge Dowler
Columbus
Richard Dowler
Mary
Paul
Chauncey Personal And Social Roundup
Chauncey and Athens hosts entertain guests at a chicken dinner in the Grinstead home. Ohio University student Walter Wharton Jr. is ill with influenza in The Plains. Local residents visit relatives in Athens Columbus and Pomeroy. 13 month old George Smith shows improvement after serious illness.
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Walter Wharton, Jr
Ohio University
The
Plains
First Quarterly Conference At Chauncey Tonight
Dr Ira Jones district superintendent of the M E Church will be in Chauncey tonight at 7 30 for the first quarterly conference to be held in the M E Church Members of the church board and all church officers are requested to be present as there will be important business.
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Chauncey
Ira Jones
Columbus
M. E. Church
M. E
Birthday Dinner Honors Millfield Couple and Son
Mrs. F. E. Boudinot in Millfield hosts a dinner Sunday to honor her husband and son Orris on birthday anniversaries. The annual affair at the Boudinot home featured a season color scheme, a large birthday cake, and white and yellow chrysanthemums as a centerpiece. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Orris Boudinot and daughter Bonita Kay, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Boudinot of Millfield, and Miss Marjorie Mansfield of Vincent, Ohio.
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Millfield
F. E. Boudinot
Orris
Boudinot
Orris Boudinot
Bonita Kay
Marjorie Mansfield
Vincent
Ohio
Chauncey Social Event Hosts Mrs Sweazey Dinner
Mrs L L Sweazey was entertained at a chicken dinner Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs S S Shaw New Marshfield Road Chauncey guests included Mr and Mrs Reynolds Lennigar and son George Doris Struble and Florence Lennigar McAfee of Columbus Mrs Sweazey traveled with her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Reynolds Lennigar from Chauncey to Columbus after the event.
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Chauncey
John Shafer
Victor Grinstead
Athens
Joe Bridgewater
L. P. Neff
Alice
Arlington
George Deweese
Ee Michael Allman
Jacksonville
Minnie Koons
Ben Border
Ida Pendergrass
George F
Ray Gardner
R. D
Pomeroy
Edith Ryan Brown
Donald Ryan
Columbus
L. L. Sweazey
Roy Pendergrass
Jimmy Smith
Nancy Sue
Pete Pendergrass
Juanita Smith
Pendergrass
Everett
George Smith
S. S. Shaw
New Marshfield Road
Reynolds Lennigar
George
Doris Struble
Florence Lennigar McAfee
Athens Ohio Ordinance Accepts Locust Heights Plat
City of Athens Ohio approves the plat of F F Sells and Laura L Sells Locust Heights Subdivision and confirms dedication of streets and alleys. Ordinance takes effect at the earliest lawful date. Passed October 17 1938. Clerk and mayor sign.
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E. F. Sells
Laura L. Sells
Locust Heights
City OF
Athens
Ohio
F. F. Sells
Annual church conference set for Wednesday at church
The Official Board of the Church of Christ and Sunday School officers and teachers will meet Wednesday at 7 p m at the church. Rev O W Williams of the McArthur Church of Christ will conduct the conference. An effort is being made for a large attendance.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
O. W. Williams
McArthur Church of Christ
Chauncey-Dover to Meet Undefeated Rutland Thursday
Chauncey-Dover Blue Devils prepare for a highly anticipated clash with an undefeated Rutland team. The game schedule shifts to Thursday at 2 45 p m due to the Southeastern Ohio teachers meeting.
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Chauncey
Chauncey - Dover Blue Devils
Rutland
the Plains
Buchtel
Chauncey Blue Devils
Southeastern Ohio Teachers Meeting
Joe Guerra
Martha Bible Class Hosts October Meeting
Miss Olive Brookins and Mrs Elizabeth Robinetto host the Martha Bible Class of Millfield Church of Christ at the Brookins home Friday night October 28 at 7 o clock.
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Millfield
Olive Brookins
Elizabeth Robinett
Martha Bible
Millfield Church of Christ
Brookins
Needle Club Meeting Hosts Women in Millfield
Mrs Bertha Sanders will host the Millfield Needle Club gathering Wednesday night. Members are asked to dress as children or be prepared to pay a fine.
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Needle Club
Millfield
Bertha Sanders
Tarlton Presides at Rally in Chauncey
CHAUNCEY attendees reach 125 at the Republican rally in Chauncy High School auditorium. Earl Tarlton chaired with a quartet and accordion tunes by Richard Stalder. Local and nearby speakers were introduced, and after the meeting a social hour with pumpkin pie and coffee followed.
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Chauncey
Chauncy High School
Earl Tarlton
Richard Stalder
Nora Atkinson
Anna Evans
Nelle Pickering
Athens
Dike Wilson
Nelsonville
LeFever
Francis White
H. T. Phillips
Potluck Dinner and Quilting at Chauncey M E Church
The Ladies Aid of the Chauncey M E Church schedule a potluck dinner and quilting session at the church on Thursday. The event brings together parishioners for fellowship and sewing projects.
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Chauncey—Ladies Aid of the
M. E. Church
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