Trial setup highlighting Hertik case in Escona district
Jurors sworn as Hertik case proceeds with opening statements and witness testimony. Prosecution outlines sequence from arrest near Route 66 to post mortem findings. defense hints at self defense. Key witnesses include family members, law officers, and lab findings on a .25 caliber pistol and bullet injury. Jury panel names listed as proceedings continue.
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Hertik
Escona de- Ger
Phil A. Henderson
Canty
Je Gallagher
Chillicothé
Mills
C. Wood Bowen
Lewis Reynolds
Colly
Collier
James Larute
C. W. Barnes
Dan Simmaenry Johnson
W. W. Marks
Setevens
Tom Leyshon
Ft Fer Line
C. F. Lewis Arimpson
A. Ad 4
Damages Sought in Alien Affection Case in Court
Lizzie Logan sues Maud D. in Common Pleas Court seeking 10000 damages claiming alien affection led to loss of her husband. The complaint alleges for four years through Aug 20 1981 Maud D. enticed and defrauded Lizzie Logan’s affection and partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie
Logan
Maud D
Kitchen
Tin Common Pleas Court
Surplus Canning Plan Discussed by Logan Committee
Initial steps taken at a Logan Chamber of Commerce meeting to organize surplus food canning for winter aid. Attendees include Barton A. Hall George B. Carr J W Coleman Miss Margaret Lutz Mrs Gertrude Ulrich St Clair and C Shively. Plan aims to cans for the needy first and then for general distribution via a central body with more details to come.
Rev Peters Named For Pastorate Here
Logan September 1 Rev B C Peters was assigned to the United Brethren pastorate of this city for the third time as the stationing committee reported at the annual conference in Lancaster. He served on several committees and joins Otterbein Home Board as a key assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Wagner
Baltimore
Hocking County
W. Hiles
Ashville
L. E. Barthlow
A. P. Cohagen
Bremen
F. EB. Mann
Carroll
J. W. Plummer
Gore
H. O. Davis
Hallsville
Hirnestt Seymour
Jackson Circuit
P. BE. Wright
Lancaster
W. L.wylie
Murray City
T. W. Thompson
Laurelville
W. HB. Rethel
New Lexington
S. J. Nihiser
Pickerington
T. C. Harper
Portsmouth
HB. Welch
Rockbridge
J. M. Inte
Rushville
B. C. Atbell
Union Furnace
Floyd Bostick
Waverly
Harbarger Nominated for Rural Music Supervisor Post
Melvin Harburger of this city is recommended for the supervisor of instrumental and orchestral music in Hocking County rural high schools. J. W. Coleman, superintendent, announced the bid. Harburger, who has been finishing a course at Ohio University in the summer term, also directs the American Legion Band here.
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Logan
Melvin Harbarger
Hocking County
J. W. Coleman
Ohio University
Harburger
American Legion
Eleven 4 H Club members head to Ohio State Fair
Eleven boys and girls from Hocking County 4 H Clubs travel to the Ohio State Fair under chaperones Mrs Harold Chambers and Miss Vira Davis. Participants will judge dairy cattle across four breeds Holstein Guernsey Ayrshire and Jerseys and demonstrate feed sack holder construction. Individual demos include rope splicing sewing binding and a health contest.
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Harold Brown
Joseph Rutter
Ripsaw Club
Marion Township
Elsie Clark
Ruth Vancuren
Enterprise
Don Edwards
Gibisonville
Winifred Reed
Salt Creek Township
Goldie Stump
Clergy Convention Trip and Local Relocations Highlight Week
The Rev Amos L Heyde left for Sandusky for a four day American Lutheran Church convention accompanied by his son Paul who will visit relatives in Shelby. Carolyn Work travels to Cleveland to visit sister Nancy Work while brother Robert escorts her. Harold Chambers family leases Brown property on North Spring Street and will move in Thursday. James Barker of Columbus will occupy North Street residence. George Monks and son George Jr from Mt Lebanon Pa visit Paul Monks on North Mulberry Street. Mazie Satie of Chillicothe attends her brother Johns murder trial in Common Pleas Court with court permission to sit at the trial table.
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Amos L. Heyde
Sandusky
American Lutheran Church
Paul
Shelby
Carolyn Work
Cleveland
Robert Work
Nancy Work
Harold Chambers
North Street
Brown
North Spring Street
H. E. Barnes
James Barker
Columbus
Mazie Satie
Chillicothe
John Collier
Common Pleas Court
Extension class planning meeting at Logan High School
Announcement from Logan notes a September 9 meeting at Logan High School to decide first semester study courses for the extension class. An instructor from Ohio University extension staff will be assigned. C. W. Zeigler said interested residents should attend to arrange enrollment.
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Logan
Logan High School
Ohio University
C. W. Zeigler
Warblers and Jolly Sewing 4 H clubs hold achievement meeting
In Logan an achievement meeting for the Warblers and Jolly Sewing 4 H clubs convened at the Enterprise School Building on Friday. Miss Marie Warthman led the sewing club while C W Zeigier directed the bird club. The program featured a style show and boys displayed bird houses with Zeigler explaining each house and suitable birds. A clown band provided music and Robert Evans demonstrated bird house ding. Attendance was noted for the event.
Reunion Draws 250 At St John Lutheran Logan
More than 250 attended the annual reunion and home coming at St. John’s Lutheran Church near Enterprise directed by Rev. Amos L Heyde. Principal speaker Rev A H Kuhlman of Columbus spoke at both services. basket dinner during noon intermission. attendees from Marion Lancaster and Logan.
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Logan
St. John's Lutheran Church
Enterprise
Amos L. Heyde
A. H. Kuhlman
Columbus
C. F. Lauer
Marion
Lancaster
Williamses announce birth of George Edward
Mr and Mrs Edward Williams announce the birth of a son weighing nine pounds four ounces born on August 80. He has been named George Edward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Williams
George Edward
Maine Guides Offer to Help Police In New York Shootout
Two veteran Maine guides, Allie Deming and Fred York, plan to ride to New York to assist police in eradicating gangsters after recent street violence. They boast of their marksmanship and intend to hunt criminals in city streets with rifles, citing decades of shooting at running deer as preparation.
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Wlagstaff
W.E
Maine
New York
Allie W. Deming
Fred York
Stratton
Edward P. Mulrooney
Deming
York
Piracy Breaks Out on the Atlantic Coast Coast Guard targets looting boats off New Jersey
United States Coast Guard and immigration officials said piracy has erupted off the South Jersey coast. Lt Duke at Cape May was ordered to deploy patrols to seize two fast boats accused of looting fishing vessels. Report notes former rum runners turned pirates amid liquor price drop.
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Philadelphia
U.R
South Jersey
United States Coast Guard
Duke
Coast Guard
Cape May
Free late garden seeds distributed by Red Cross
Seeds for late gardens are being distributed free at the Athens County Red Cross office in the Security Bank Building. Miss Pearl French announces the frost proof seeds will produce vegetables this fall if planted now. a limited supply remains and callers should visit the office immediately. Each package contains seven vegetables: spinach radishes kale lettuce beets turnips and beans. The program continues drought relief efforts.
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Athens County Red Cross
Security Bank
Miss Pearl French
Miss French
National Organization For Needy Families
Jury Trial Ordered in Nagle versus Hawk Juvenile Court
Judge 8. M. Johnson orders a jury trial in the case Verna Nagle versus Kenneth Hawk in Juvenile Court. Inheritance tax assessed in Lucy L. Larch estate at 60.25 with total value 12,104.57 and taxable amount 96,925. Edward C. Berry estate valued 1,615.04 with taxable amount 59,083.07.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. M. Johnson
Verna Nagle
Kenneth Hawk
Lucy L. Larch
Edward C. Berry
Whitney Estate Valued At Over 239 Million Dollars
The Payne Whitney estate totals more than 239 million dollars with estate and transfer taxes of 17,964,012.89 paid to New York State. Federal taxes reached 4,390,013.32 while Maine and Ohio received 363,886.14 and 26,376.42 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Payne Whitney
New York State
Maine
Ohio
Urge To Burn Leads to Jail
OGALLALA Neb Sept 1 Alienists studied a young physician Dr H J O Donnell who admitted an urge to burn things ruling out self control He confessed to eight fires in Paxton and nearby towns causing about 150000 in losses including a church and lumberyards A sanity test will precede his trial
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Ogallala
Neb
H. J. O'Donnell
Creighton University Medical School
Paxton
Local Notes From The Garden Community
The Garden Clarence son of Mr and Mrs George Bernard died suddenly last Tuesday from a rusty nail injury to the heel. Mr and Mrs G E Coen entertained at their home last Sunday. Miss Laura McClain visited friends Wednesday. Mrs Ilo Goldsberry and children left Thursday returning to Fort Wayne Ind after spending the summer with C L Goldsberry and family. Peaches and other fruit plentiful in this vicinity.
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Clarence
George Bernard
G. E. Coen
Millie Buck
Carl
Wade Burk
R. Coen
Athens
Charles Coen
Laura McClain
Ilo Goldsberry
Fort Wayne
Ind
C. L. Goldsberry
Mary Perry
Meigs County
C. E. Butts
Will Meeks
Shade
Jake King
Huntley Run
Mae Goldsberry
Wheeling
W. Va
Sarah Goldsberry
Grading For 4 H Club Girls At Athens County Fair
Grades tabulated by Mrs. Primrose Green show sewing canning and foods exhibits scoring A B C and D across clubs including Trimble Neat Stitchers Coolville Anti Cant Miss Jolly Stitchers Broadwell Stitchers Pleasanton Willing Workers and others with leaders and members named alongside results. Approximately 10 percent earned A 20 percent B 60 percent C and 10 percent D reflecting overall performance across groups.
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Athens County Fair
Primrose Green
Leona Hall
Medrith Rainey
Dorothy May Rainey
Ida Dust
Martha Anne Hickman
Edith Johnson
Gertrude Vermaaten
Evelyn Joseph
Nora Hall
Mary Belle Cole
Treva M. Lantz
Winifred Joseph
Ruth Johnson
Bernarda Danford
Marie Hamilton
Barbara Sayre
Verna. Sayre
Betty Ann Johnson
Helen Marie Vess
Leona Belle Hall
Bertha Jean Chadwell
Virginia Sawyer
Erma Jewitt
Coolville
Anti-Can
Donna EB. Nanna
Ermel Hunter
Martha Frost
Helen McNeal
Mary Githam
Marian Liewellyn
Virgene Liewellyn
Margaret Tom
Helen Goff
Virginia Efaw
Katherine Rhorick
Helen Root
Captalin Stewart
Wilda Rosser
Dorothy Hunter
Enid Ogg
Pleasanton Willing
Mazie Haning
Margaret Haning
Bernadine Sewell
Merel Haning
Ida Young
Thelma Patrick
Frances Haning
Ruth Eggleston
Margaret
Ohio State President Authors Journal Feature
In the August issue of the Ohio Social Science Journal Dr. George W. Rightmire, president of Ohio State University, writes on Educational Stability. W. C. Harris of Ohio University is the managing editor of the journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Rightmire
Ohio State University
Ohio Social Science Journal
W. C. Harris
Ohio University
Trenes or Wage Rates Review by Amy Maher
A review completes the publication on wage comparisons for adults and youths written by Amy Maher director of the Information Bureau on Women's Work and Harold E. Davis assistant professor of history at Hiram College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Maher
Information Bureau
Harold E. Davis
Hiram College
Bates Home-Coming Set for September 13 at M P Church
Bates annual home-coming will be held Sunday, Sept. 13, 1931, at the Bates M. P. Church. Speakers include Dr. John C. Williams, president of the Ohio annual conference of the M. P. Church, Judge Co. F. Rowland of Athens, and J. Pratt of Parkersburg, with the same string quartet from last year. A large crowd is expected with baskets and a day of fellowship.
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Bates
Bates M. P
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