Tourists From Hocking County Hurt in Wisconsin Crash
Four Hocking County residents from Carbon Hill were injured when their car struck a deer on a Wisconsin highway. Mrs Bailey and Mrs Matheny sustained severe injuries and were hospitalized. Mr and Mrs Ben Bailey and Mr Jerry Matheny were taken for medical care.
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Logan
Wisconsin
Hocking County
Ben Bailey
Jerry Matheny
Carbon Hill
Bailey
Matheny
First Presbyterian Men Hear Talk on Cancer
Fifty men attended the Men's Club program at First Presbyterian Church with Dr H M Boocks presiding. Dr William Morrison of Columbus lectured on Present Day Knowledge of Cancer, noting ongoing study and search for a cure. Refreshments preceded the address as the club plans regular winter meetings.
Jury of seven women seven men rules Gallia damage suit
In Gallia County a jury of seven women and five men returned a verdict for the defendant in the H Richard Tipton versus Frank Willy $85 000 damage case. The case dates to 1963 when Tipton 6 was struck by a hit and run car while crossing near his home on Garfield Avenue. The jury deliberated after witnesses testified including Richard Tipton and his mother as well as defense witnesses. Judge W R White presided.
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Navy
Richard Tipton
Willy
Garfield Avenue
Richard
Milo Wilson
Holzer Hospital
Agnes
Freda Comer
Waldo Tipton
BE. N. Leonard
Harley Tipton
Burdette Divorce Granted in Gallia Common Pleas Court
W. Raymond Burdette is granted a divorce from Mary Agnes Burdette in Gallia County Common Pleas Court. Proceedings conclude with the dissolution of the marriage and formal decree.
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Gallipolis
Common Pleas Court
W. Raymond Burdette
Mary Agnes Burdette
Holzer Hospital Notes and Gallia County Grange Meeting
Holzer Hospital treats Tommy Hughes of Athens for two broken ankle bones after being struck Friday in Athens. In Harris of Hartford reported conscious no Monday. Several local admissions and treatments listed for Pomeroy Gallipolis and Rio Grande. Gallia County Pomona Grange to meet Huntington Grange in Vinton Monday night with a potluck following officer elections. George Brinker named Pomona Master and H D Mossman secretary.
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Hughes
Athens
Ohio University
Rankin Harris
Hartford
W. Va
Welden Ptarr
Pomeroy
Ona Lock
W. Jenkins
Northup
John Cheney
Gallipolis
Edward Stark
Baby
J. C. Myers
Venetta Thabet
Elmer Wood
Rio Grande
Dames Brown
Middleport
Gallia County
Lomona Grange
Huntington Grange
Vinton
George Brinker
Pomona Grange
H. D. Mossman
Race Horse Goes Mad Ends in Tragic Euthanization
Gallia County reports a three year old pacer owned by Harley Denney of Eno went mad and attacked him twice. After two days of rabid behavior the horse was shot. It had bitten a pig’s ear. Denney plans vaccinating all livestock on his Morgan Township farm.
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Gallipolis
Harley Denney
Eno
Denney
Horo
Morgan Township
Payne Rites Today Widow Left Alone on Farm
In Gallia County Green Township widow Mollie Rader Payne mourns husband Charles Payne age 4. She is described as an invalid from a prior hip injury. Surviving siblings include Matthew Payne of Gallipolis and George Payne of London plus Abbie Rader of Lancaster and Ella Lynch of Columbus. Funeral services at Centenary were held this afternoon under Junior Order of American Mechanics auspices with burial at Mound Hill Cemetery.
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Gallipolis
Charles Payne
Mollie Rader Payne
Green Township
Payne
Matthew
George
London
Ohio
Abbie Rader
Lancaster
Ella Lynch
Columbus
Order of American Mechanics
Mound Hill Cemetery
Real estate transfers in Gallia County listed
Gallia County transfers include Hemwel Russell to Nellie M Russell two acres in Addison Township Allen Caldwell by administrator to D A Caldwell Crown City lot Emma L Caldwell to Garmo M Caldwell two acres Guyan George W Layne et al to Elcie F Day Ohio Jonah Frownfelter to Odie Frownfelter thirty five point five two acres Harrison Charlotte M Mills deceased to Frank H M Mills et al and same property to John Morroe Mills et al Board of Education to E K Denney two acres 180 Morgan Claude B Parker et ux to Mary B Parker four Gallipolis lots E E Langdon to Edith E Langdon Beall's Addition Kate Mopkins by executor to J M Borden one lot in Beall's Addition 733.34 B W Ross et ux to Board of Education two acres 200 Ohio John F Tipton to William Lardthorn footage Clay Harrison Mink by sheriff to John H Mink 11050e 4500 Addison and Clara Vance by sheriff to Evelyn G Rothgeb Gallpolis property four acres 1278
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Hemwel Russell
Nellie M. Russell
Addison
Allen Caldwell
D. A. Caldwell
Crown City
Emma L. Caldwell
Garmo M. Caldwell
Guyan
George W. Layne
Elcie F. Day
Ohio
Jonah Frownfelter
Odie Frownfelter
Harrison
Charlotte M. Mills
Frank HM. Mills
John Morroe Mills
Board of Education
KE. Denney
Morgan
Claude B. Parker
Mary B. Parker
E. E. Langdon
Edith KE. Langdon
Beall
Kate Mopkins
J. M. Borden
B. W. Ross
John F. Tipton
William Lardthorn
Clay
Harrison Mink
John H. Mink
Clara Vance
Evelyn G. Rothgeb
Gallpolis
Doctor Tells Lady How to Safely Reduce Fat
Mrs Helen Greene reports a physician advised Kruschen Salts for overweight. The ad claims a 19% weight drop after three bottles and promotes a daily half teaspoon in hot water for four weeks per bottle. It lists Cline Pharmacy Co Quick's Store and unnamed drug stores as sellers.
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Helen Greene
Co FT
Cline Pharmacy Co
Quick's Store
Gore Farmer Wins County Corn Husking Contest
Logan Alma Burt of Gore R D 1 won the county home farm husking contest with C B Leasure second in Fails Township. Burt’s hour total 680 pounds, reduced to 595 under rules. He will represent Hocking County at the state contest in Darbyville next Friday. Samuel Blum and Paul Shaw led the corn hog control committee.
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Logan
Alma Burt
Gore R. D
C. B. Leasure
Fails
Burt
Darbyville
Hocking County
Samuel Blum
Paul Shaw
W. H. Hansel
Pearl McClelland
Aged residents sign up to vote in Hocking County
In Logan the First Ward reports several disabled voters have applied for ballots. Among them three over 90 years old are listed, including 92 year old Lydia Westenhaver of the Second Ward who may be the county’s oldest applicant. Also named are Valentine Christmann Mrs Griffith and Mrs Morse. The Blue and Gold Comet, the Junior High paper, debuts Thursday with Betty Hall as editor and Mike Ruth Armstrong as adviser.
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Logan
Lydia Westenhaver
Hocking County
Valentine Christmann
Griffith
Morse
Betty Hall
Mike Ruth Armstrong
Patterson Rites Held in Marion for Harry L Patterson
Funeral services were held in Marion for Harry L Patterson with local attendees including Mr and Mrs Harry Taylor and Mrs George Musser. Burial followed at Newcomerstown. Patterson formerly lived in Logan and Nelsonville and was a yard master for the Hocking Valley Railroad. He left Logan 30 years ago and later worked long with the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Logan
Marion
Harry L. Patterson
Harry Taylor
George Musser
Newcomerstown
Patterson
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Grand Jurors Meet At Logan Courthouse
Logan grand jurors worked into the evening in a one day session to complete their investigation and file a report. Foreman Albert Relch of Logan was chosen by Judge Harley M. Whitcraft as the jurors, except for one absent regular.
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Hocking County
Logan
Albert Relch
Harley M. Whitcraft
E. C. Hamilton
Homer Armstrong
F. M. Johnson
Ben Humphrey
Curtis Reid
Hannah Lemon
William Harmon
Stone
E. L. Wareheime
William Moore
Dee Deffenbaugh
Elmer Krinn
Della Philips
Absentees and Ballots Stir Hocking County Vote Outlook
Fifty five absent voter ballots were on file at the election board office Monday. A large number of ballots have been mailed on receipt of applications and not yet returned. Early report suggests a heavy total vote for the state election in Hocking County likely exceeding the usual 7,500.
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Logan
Election Board
Hocking County
Logan High Plans Big Pep Rally Before Homecoming
Logan High officials announce a Thursday night pep rally on campus featuring speeches music and student cheering as part of homecoming festivities ahead of the game against New Boston.
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LOGAN
Logan High
New Boston
Logan Attends St Marys Game With Weather Affecting Attendance
Attendance at the Logan game with St Marys dropped due to weather. Gate receipts totaled 78.30 dollars with season ticket shares bringing the total to 108.30 dollars. St Marys has drawn well historically but a weaker team this year reduced interest. Progress on two new timber bridges on Route 56 near Haynes and South Bloomingville advances with local workers employed on the projects.
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Logan
St. Marys
Lancaster
Fred B. Burchfield
The
Athletic Association
Haynes
Bloomingville
Laurelville
American Educational Week starts in Logan with Legion talks
Logan American Educational Week begins as churches host discussions. C Wood Bowen and Clinton Webb will speak at the high school on behalf of the American Legion. Logan Post plans an Armistice Day program meeting led by Commander B V Wright with emphasis on committee attendance and the forthcoming membership drive.
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Logan
C. Wood Bowen
Clinton Webb
American Legion
Logan Post
The
B. V. Wright
Soil Tests in Hocking County to be Made Public
Harold Chambers states soil test results for Hocking County will be released within days. Laboratory experts will visit four sites over Tuesday and Wednesday and attend a meeting led by H. H. Saxton of Logan High School.
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Logan
Hocking County
Harold Chambers
H. H. Saxton
Logan High School
Logan Negligence Case Involving Damages From 1934 Crash
Hiram Shull, in a cross petition in the Houpt suit, alleges the plaintiff's truck struck his car on March 26, 1934, Route 31 north of Logan. He seeks $335, including $300 for damages and $35 for lost work, claiming negligence and requesting judgment.
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Logan
Hiram Shull
Martha Houpt
Route 31
Shull
Akron Attorney Has Only One Hope Left
The Arkansas Supreme Court refused to force Prison Superintendent Todhunter to grant a sanity hearing for Mark H. Shank of Akron Ohio, condemned for four poison slayings, exhausting legal options. His remaining hope rests with executive clemency.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Supreme Court
8S. L. Todhunter
Mark H. Shank
Akron
Fragmented Health Ad Text Mixed with Illegible Phrases
A garbled OCR block mentions pills, science claims, and health language with references to vitamins and medicines. It lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or clear entities beyond generic terms and a stray address fragment.
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Hocking Co
Wisconsin Hospital
Presbyterian Men's Club
Tipton
Frank Willy
Wayne Luts
W. BF. Chambers
Virgil Martin
Clara Mae Sheets
Ella Belle Chevalier
Frances Chevalier
Edith M. Spear
Pisie B. Sagen
Dean H. Davis
BE. H. Boeter
Grace Fadely
John Rees
Patriot
John E. Wood
Mandy Neal
Mary 8
Thivenir
W. R White
Callipolis
Tommy
Jerry
Holzer
Hocking Corp
R. C. Hopkins
Pacer
Gallia
Simmons
Thome
Gore Farmer
Logan Courthouse
Legion
Mr. Forsythe Bran
Athens Retail Merchants
Cooking
Athens Senior High School
Bertha M. Harris
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