Two Opposed To Project as Now Outlined
Logan council in special session failed to approve funding for a new reservoir project. Five votes approved a first reading on revenue bonds covering roughly $32 500 city share of a $9 000 project while two members opposed. Deadline for PWA projects set for today. passage requires more readings.
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Logan
Unileas
PWA
Allen
Bright
Larimer
Ricketts
Showalter
Mauk
Meldrim
L. M. Bobeau
J. M. Fakin
Honor Officer Tuesday Night Honor Officer Tuesday Night
Judge and Mrs. Whitcraft hosted a surprise nine at their North Mulberry Street home for Sheriff Joe Farbearn on his birthday. Courthouse friends read telegrams and presented a gold badge, with a social hour and a gift exchange following.
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Farbearn
Paul Collison
C. B. Lyke
Charles C. Achauer
Gerald W. Lanning
Wayne Whitcraft
Ada Hoskins
Blanche Lutz
Elizabeth Stoughton
Thelma Keyes
Nellis Smith
Newton Spencer
Robert Rochester
B Whitehart
Clara Campbell
County Replies to Ellinger Action Over Jail Matron Pay
Hocking County Commissioners and Auditor file a demurrer to Emma Ellinger’s suit for 286 dollars claiming services as jail matron merited payment. They contend the petition fails to state a valid cause, and reference unclear period since January 8 1931, amid a 10 percent salary reduction by officials. Ellinger says her salary was 70 dollars monthly as fixed by probate court.
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Logan
Hocking
Yaw
Emma Ellinger
Hocking County
Cemurter
Eliinger
Motorist Fined for DUI under New Law
Prosecutor Gerald W. Lanning before Judge Harley M. Whitcraft charged John Hill of Terry County with operating under the influence. Hill pled guilty, fined 100 dollars plus costs. Deputy Nellin Smith arrested him Saturday night. Under the new law, Mill will be certified for license revocation. Logan report notes a hold up at Dan Will imason filling station in Laurelville at 11:25 p.m. Monday was unfounded. Edward Wonsek and Rose Litteral listed as residents. Everett Love Richie and Margie Wendell Cookson named in Logan items. Cecil Hart of Lancaster injured his foot at Ben Singer’s junk yard. treated at Cherrington Hospital.
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Logan
Gerald W. Lanning
Harley
M. Whitcraft
John Hill
Terry County
Hill
Nellin Smith
Mill
Dan Willimason
Laurelville
Joe Farbearn
Edward Wonsek
Nelsonville
Mike Wonsek
Rose Litteral
Carbon Hill
John Litteral
Everett Love Richie
Columbus
Margie Wendell Cookson
Pockbridge
Robert Cookson
Ben Singer
Cecil Hart
Lancaster
Cherrington Hospital
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Logan residents Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Achauer spent the weekend in North Canton as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Achauer. North Street couple Mr. and Mrs. Judson Shriner hosted visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Olman and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert James of Springfield. Wallace Shriner returned home with them after visiting relatives in the city. Miss Marie Lines Miss Leviolet Redick and Miss Thelma Keyes visited Miss Helen Rambo in Zanesville on Monday. Glendon Bright finished a course at Coyne Electrical School in Chicago and returned home Saturday. Elizabeth McGonagle came back Sunday after visiting Miss Florence Schorr in Columbus.
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North Canton
Lester Achauer
Judson Shriner
North Street
Jacob Olman
Herbert James
Springfield
Wallace Shriner
Marie Lines
Leviolet Redick
Thelma Keyes
Zanesville
Helen Rambo
Glendon Bright
Coyne Electrical School of Chicago
Elizabeth McGonagle
Columbus
Florence Schorr
C. R. Keyes
Sterling Smith
Leaviolet Redick
Mrs. Keyes
Logan
John Wetherill
Logan Officer Resigns Post
Patrolman George E. Jurgensmier resigns effective that day to join Elberfelds after serving since November 12, 1934. Harry L. Thomas is appointed to the force from the civil service list. Thomas is son of former Sheriff James Thomas and a former Chesapeake and Ohio brakeman with World War I service.
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Logan Post
American Legion
Civil Service
City Civil Service Commission
Mills Is Placed Under Bond on Old Charge
Oliver Mills was arraigned on an old indictment charging cutting with intent to wound. The 1931 indictment was revived after his return from the Mansfield Reformatory. He pled not guilty and was bond $1,000 for trial. no date set. The alleged assault victim was Ray Harper of South Bloomingville.
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Logan
Oliver Mills
Harley M. Whitcraft
Tuesaday
Mills
Franklin County
Mansfield Reformatory
Ray Harper
South Bloomingville
Condition Still Grave for Logan’s Husband at Cherrington
Mrs. George Hans reached the bedside of her husband at Cherrington Hospital Tuesday after a relapse. His condition remained grave Tuesday night as he endured shock from the operation performed last Friday.
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Logan
George Hans
Cherrington Hospital
Tuesaday
Yellow Coxcomb Flower Bloom Reported in Logan Yard
Logan resident Van Stewart finds a rare yellow coxcomb flowering in his yard. It stands out as one of the few yellow blooms of its species in the county, with numerous seed pods observed.
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Logan —van Stewart
Laurelville Street Fair Sets September to October 5
Laurelville hosts its annual homeroom and street fair under the Village Park Committee with W. W. McClelland as secretary. Band music runs daily along with farm exhibits and various amusements in the village.
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Laurelville
Village Park Committee
W. W.mcclelland
Coal Theft Suspect Sought by Shannon Coal Company
Ward Township deputies assist Sheriff Farbearn in locating the truck driver who stole a load of coal from the Shannon Coal Company mine last week. The theft required breaking a lock to access the chute and fuel.
Tragedy Strikes Nesting Goldfinch Family at Lew Rose Home
Five nestling goldfinches perished after a cold night chilled the brood living five feet above ground in a rose of Sharon shrub at the Lew Rose residence last week. The tragedy follows a calm period for the family before worsening weather.
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Logan
Rose of Sharon
Lew Rose
Rock House attendance soars at Logan event
Sunday drew the year’s largest crowd at the Rock House with Ranger L. T. Worley recording 3 000 attendees. The next day another 1 600 visitors were recorded.
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Rock House Logan
Rock House
L. T. Worley
Ralph Boyer Hurt In Elevator Incident at Godman Plant
Ralph Boyer age 30 of 204 Wood Street was injured Tuesday afternoon when his head was caught in an elevator at the H. C. Godman Company plant. He was taken to Cherrington Hospital with facial lacerations and severe neck bruises. no bones were fractured.
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Logan
Ralph Boyer
Wood Street
H. C. Godman Company
Cherrington Hospital
Carrier Boy Injured Near Home In Logan
Robert Hugh, a Messenger carrier from Dicken Addition, suffered a scalp laceration when struck on the head by a brick near his Logan home Monday evening. He was taken to Cherrington Hospital for medical care.
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Logan
Robert Hugh
Dicken
Cherrington Hospital
Officers Visit Logan in Fugitive Probe
Sheriff William Bellhorn and Deputy Edward Moore of Lancaster met Sheriff Joe Farbearn in Logan Tuesday morning. They pursued a fugitive not named publicly and investigated a theft of automobile accessories.
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Logan Logan
William Bellhorn
Edward Moore
Lancaster
Logan
Joe Farbearn
Anglers haul 15 catfish on Muskingum River outing
Logan George Bright and Joe Hall fished the Muskingum River near Beverly on Sunday and collected a string of 15 shovelhead and channel catfish weighing a total of 56 pounds.
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Logan
George Bright
Joe Hall
Muskingum River
Beverly
Robbery at 592 Pottery Street Home
Rex Keller reported a burglary at his Logan residence 592 Pottery Street during the week. He found a money sum of 19 and a gold watch missing when he returned Monday night. This marks a second robbery in the city end within two weeks.
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Logan
Rex Keller
Pottery Street
Keller
Sun-lamp May Boost Vitamin D Without Sunburn
Dr. George Sporti unveils a sun-lamp system designed to emit rays that generate vitamin D while avoiding sunburn, signaling a potential breakthrough in indoor health lighting.
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Cncinnati
George Sporti
Reo Transportation seeks route change in Ohio public utility case
The Reo Transportation Company files with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to amend Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity 3202 lifting the restriction between Pomeroy and Gallipolis on State Route 7. It proposes 31 ton trucks and daily trips. Interested parties may request hearing details from the PUC of Ohio in Columbus.
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Reo Transportates Company
Public Utities Commission of
Ohio
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Dai Y
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Columbua Ohio
Logan Schools Begin Tuesday in Logan
Logan pupils returned to a registration day with textbooks distributed and classes forming. New staff at Senior High include Carl F. Schroeder Miss Bartelle Hamilton Walter M. Haas and Miss Margaret Lindley. Miss Bea Rossta heads the sight saving school and Manon Powers and Kathryn Bell join East and Central Grade buildings. Enrollments will take days as floors in Senior High are being finished with sanding and seating replacement ongoing.
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Logan
Carl F. Schroeder
Bartelle Hamilton
Walter M. Haas
Margaret Lindley
Bea Ross Ta
Manon Powers
Kathryn Bell
Two Injured in Crash at Carbon Hill
Greta Wilkinson and Pauline Keane of Carbon Hill sustained injuries in a Monday afternoon auto crash near Carbon Hill involving Sheldon Clary of Detroit. Deputy Newton Spencer noted a sharp curve and weeds obscuring views. All three passengers suffered cuts and bruises. Logan. Minnie Stewart files for divorce from Lewis Stewart in Jackson County court alleging neglect and seeking restoration of the name Minnie Hatten.
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Logan
Jackson County
Minnie Stewart
Lewis Stewart
Minnie Hatten
Logans Social Notes Report Weekend Dinner Parties
The column details multiple Logan social gatherings including Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Mooney hosting guests at East Second Street and Miss Thelma Keyes hosting a dinner at her parents home. Attendees span Columbus Millersport Athens Huntington and London with several families listed. A Zeigler-Schein reunion at Rock House drew many Gibisonville Circleville Logan Laurelville and Amanda attendees. Florence Lutz heads to Yellow Springs as Antioch College instructor and tea room manager. Next year’s reunion moves to Rockview Park near Rockbridge.
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L. P. Mooney
East Second Street
W. C. Wendt
Robert McGuire
Mary Jane
Ethel Wendt
Carolyn
Columbus
A. W. Rau
Charles
Millersport
Robert Rae
London
Yellow Springs
Florence Lutz
Antioch College
Lutz
Blanche Lutz
Jack Smith
Huntington
W. Va
Zeigler-Schein
Rock House
W. T. Brashares
Gibisonville
Edna Kreider
Rockview Park
Rockbridge
Charles Zeigler
Ufendor
W. B. Zeigler
David Wylie
Sherman Vorhees
Sarah Peterson
Fred Kelch
Fred Keller
C. W. Zeigler
Logan
Joseph Seesholtz
Circleville
Roland Glaze
Amanda
Vernon Stump
Dan Bigham
Howard Turner
Laurelville
Logan Ira Rose Owns April-Hatched Plymouth Rock Pullet
Ira Rose of the city owns a Plymouth Rock pullet hatched in April. The bird began laying on July 31 and had produced 33 eggs by September 2, having missed only one day in that period.
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Logan
Ira Rose
Plymouth Rock
Funeral services for Albert Hilderbrandt Jr.
Funeral services were held at St John Lutheran Church Falls Township for four year old Albert Hilderbrandt Jr son of Mr and Mrs Albert Hilderbrandt. The Rev Amos L Heyde delivered the sermon and burial followed in St John Cemetery.
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Logan
St. John Lutheran Church
Falls Township
Albert Hilderbrandt
Columbus
Amos L. Heyde
St. John Cemetery
Scouts Enjoy Cabin Outing Near Rockbridge
Members of Troop 153 Boy Scouts spent the weekend at their cabin near Rockbridge from Friday to Monday. Scoutmaster W. D. Braddock and assistant James Karshner led about a dozen scouts. They reported capturing two Black Widow spiders during the outing.
Car Wrecks at Rock House In Columbus Sunday
An automobile owned by Columbus residents was wrecked at the Rock House when another car struck it after starting it over a hill from the parking lot. No injuries were reported as the passengers had already left the vehicle.
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Logan
Columbus
Rock House
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Joseph F. Guffey
John L. Lewis
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