Logan Plead Guilty Two Innocents In Grand Jury Indictments
Seven men indicted by the Hocking County Grand Jury were arraigned before Judge Harley Meyer. Five pleaded guilty and two entered innocent pleas. Several cases were taken under advisement or set for further action, including Curtis and Wicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Grand Jury
Harley Meyer
Clayton Rose, Sr
Edward Giffin
Columbus
Clarence Anderson
Darrell Keplar
Anderson
Bradie Waugh
Meyer
Common Pleas Court
Co. D. Fout
Nelsonville
Charles Thornton
Rockbridge
Walter Hopstetter
R. C. Booth
Fred A. Murray
Charles Wicks
Near Buchtel
Denver Bolin
Pomeroy Route 2
Brotherhood meeting moved to Thursday at Trimble church
The Men's Brotherhood of Churches of Christ in Athens County will meet in the Trimble church on Thursday November 2, per President J F Kempton. The meeting had been reported for next Tuesday in error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Men's Brotherhood of Churches of Christ
Athens County
Trimble
J. F. Kempton
Youth Fellowship Halloween Party at Trimble Church
The Christian Youth Fellowship of Trimble Church of Christ hosted a Halloween party in the church social rooms. Prizes went to Diana Ginnan Rex Myers Mary Jane Ginnan and Janice Kinder for costumes. Activities were organized by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson Joann Gooding and Lucy Harvey played piano. Refreshments included cider donuts popcorn candy and apples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Christian Youth Fellowship
Trimble
Charles Johnson
Lucy Harvey
Gwenn and
Terry
Monte Blower
Pansey Byers
Rex Myers
Gail Cox
Yvonne
Verna Sharp
Janice Burdiss
Sally Keeling
Janice Kinder
Diana
Mary Jane Ginnan
Bill Withem
Barbara Penrod
Joanne Gooding
Millie Jones
Dwight
Roger McCune
Gilbert Courtney
Agnes Penrod
Eva Gooding
Scout Drive Starts Today
LOGAN A dawn to dusk drive for funds for Boy and Girl Scouts was launched here this morning under direction of B G Greenman chairman after an early bird breakfast in Blosser's restaurant for workers. Prof Homer R Cotterman professor of education at Capital University was the featured speaker at the morning breakfast after which house to house solicitation was begun. As a prelude to the annual campaign scouts passed out leaflets Saturday urging residents to stay at home today and make a contribution to canvassers. All Boy and Girl Scouts attended church yesterday and today wore uniforms to school calling attention to the fund drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
B. G. Greenman
Blosser's
Homer R. Cotterman
Capital University
Logan Kiwanis Halloween festival paints Main Street windows
More than 230 Logan youngsters used watercolors to decorate downtown storefronts for the Kiwanis Club Halloween festival. Volunteers sponsor judges to award prizes in multiple classes while the Logan High School band leads a parade expected to draw thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Main St
Kiwanis Club
Merchans
Richard Zay
Raymond Keairns
Wilbur Oeffler
Tommy Walsh
Dwight Diller
Homecoming Visitors From Ohio Attending OU Event
Visitors for the OU homecoming include Mr. and Mrs. Paul Theisen and daughter Donna of Columbus, Charles and Wanda Hall, Hal Monet, and Isabel Courtney of Norwood Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Paul Theisen
Donna
Columbus
Charles
Wanda Hall
Hal Monet
Isabel Courtney
Norwood
Ohio
State Conference Tools Funds for Disabled in Ohio
A new fund for aid to permanently and totally disabled persons in Hocking County will be announced at the state welfare conference in Columbus from November 12 to 16. The program will be administered by the local relief department under A R Hummel. All Ohio counties will participate with local state and federal funds. The special fund was authorized by the Bureau of Inspections. The county director has not yet been named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Columbus
A. R. Hummel
Ohio
Bureau of Inspections
WCTL Holds Meeting At Tippett Home
Chauncey article notes Chauncey WCTU gathering at 30 Mill St. hosted by Mrs. Addie Tippett with President Mrs. Florence Pendergrass. Devotions by Mrs. Marinda Cruikshank. Members discussed church centered topics and abstinence themed readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Wctu
Addie Tippett
Mill St
Florence Pendergrass
Marinda Cruikshank
Hattie Hamilton
Jennie Jackson
Irene Davis
Kate Johnson
Kozmas Occupy House Of Former Residents
Chauncey Mr and Mrs Alex Kozma purchase and occupy property formerly owned by Mr and Mrs Charles Pyle who moved to Sandusky Ohio. Mrs Etta Hart moves from Truetown into apartment previously occupied by the Kozmas in Ida McDaniel home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Alex Kozma
Charles Pyle
Sandusky
Ohio
Etta Hart
Truetown
Kozmas
Ida McDaniel
Muzios Entertain Sunday Dinner Guests
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Muzio and daughters Lacy and Deloris of Millfield hosted dinner guests including Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Guerra of Canton Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. John Heffken with children Teddy Susanne Mark and Marilyn all of Athens plus Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Guerra and daughter Ann of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
L. D. Muzio
Lacy and
Deloris
Millfield
Joseph Guerra
Canton
Ohio
John Heffken
Teddy
Susanne
Mark
Marilyn
Gabriel Guerra
Ann
Athens
Sam Nelson Fury 13s Mark a Clarksburg Patrol Career
In Clarksburg West Virginia Patrolman Sam Nelson Fury features a 13 themed record. Fury born in 1903. He joined the force in 1937 and has 13 years of service. He previously worked 13 years for the B O railroad and weighs 213 pounds. He arrested 13 people in his first week on duty. His badge is 13 and he wears size 13 shoes and 13 socks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
W. Va
Sam Nelson Fury
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Fury
Silver Waits To Be Mined Silver Waits To Be Mined
In Sandon an 89 year old resident reflects on his youth when he found silver in the West Kootenay gorge. He recalls 23 hotels and 2300 miners as two railroads hauled ore, a mine yielding 200000 dollars in one week, and his role building a town from shacks before the Klondyke era declined. He believes ore remains but hard to locate until a new boom returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon
B. C
West Kootenay
British Columbia
John Harris
London
Harris
Klondyke
Sandon
Notice of Attachment in Homer Coal Co Case
Defendants Romesburg Brothers Robert and Scott Romesburg of Uniontown Fayette County Pa face a $35 425 claim with interest from Sept 1950 in Athens County Ohio court case 1975 filed by The Homer Coal Company. An attachment order applies to One 2 ward P H Power Shovel at Linscott Run near Amesville Athens County Ohio. Defendants must answer by December 4 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romesburg
Athens County
Ohio
Ward P. & H
Linscott Run
Amesville
Oho
Wooyley
Rowland & Bridge
WATER
Heirs notifies sale of Glouster lot for debts in Ohio
Francia D White as Administrator of John F Jonas deceased files a prebate petition in Athens County Ohio asking sale of a Glouster village lot number thirty eight to pay debts and charges. Heirs named as defendants must answer by January 3, 1081.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Jonas
Francia D. White
Athens
Ohio
Glouster
Seralia
Francis D. White
Mrs. Charlotte Sater 78 Dies in Logan Home
Mrs. Charlotte M Sater 78 widow of Addison Sater died at 6 p m Saturday at 240 North Street Logan after a lengthy illness She was a native of Hocking County a member of the First Evangelical United Brethren Church Surviving are six daughters and a sister Funeral services set for 2 p m Tuesday at the First Evangelical Church with Rev A N Grueser officiating Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery
Theisen Family Visits Dayton Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs William Theisen and their son Billy spent the weekend visiting in Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Chauncey
William Theisen
Billy
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Dick Turner
Youth Fellowship
Robert Lee White
Ohio University
Philip Morris
Lorri
America
WCTL
Tippett
Rt A
Aslig
LW Jou
Lece
Fekip
Tadley
Athens Bottling Co
Boder
Bork
Senko
Alta
Rich
Colorado
Cannon
Aoltzman
Berry Hotel
To & FP
Plenty Athens Co
Holtzman
Gallipolis
Lafayette Hotel
East Main St
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