Appeal Filed in Logan Fire Chief Case Over Errors
Logan September 18 A defense appeal has been filed in Common Pleas Court challenging Fire Chief Walter Nixon's conviction for possessing intoxicating liquor and the associated $100 fine. The defense cites alleged errors including prejudice affidavits and magistrate handling, seeks reversal of findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Common Pleas Court
Walter Nixon
Elias Bright
Nixon
Bright
Brighg
Servce
Jed D. Shively
Five Arrested on Intoxication Charges
County officers rounded up five intoxication arrests on Saturday. Arrestees included Thomas Rowlan of Athens Wesley Ely of Middleport Elmer Williams T J Balser and Wilmer Lane of Hebron. Ely and Rowlan pled guilty before Mayor Elias Bright with Ely fined 100 and six month driving ban while Rowlan fined 25. Williams Balser fined 5 each for intoxication and Lane pleads not guilty to driving while intoxicated and is held on 200 bond for trial next Friday.
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Logan
Thomas Rowlan
Athens
Wesley Ely
Middleport
Elmer Williams
T. J. Balser
Wilmer Lane
Hebron
Sol Ellinger
Farbearn
Sparnow
Ely
Rowlan
Elias Bright
Williams
Balser
Lane
J. P. Miller
Rush Creek Fight Under Advisement In Logan Case
Judge O F Rowland in Logan took under advisement the case of Gottloib Klump and others against Harley Armstrong and county officers over an additional assessment on Rush Creek properties tied to a stream improvement. Case submitted on agreed facts. briefs to be filed soon. Pending for months.
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Rowland
Added Levy
Logan
O. F. Rowland
Athens
Gottloib Klump
Harley Armstrong
Rush Creek
Klump
Landowners Challenge Additional County Assessment
County landowners object to a proposed extra levy of about 13 dollars per acre on top of the original 50 dollar per acre assessment for road improvement. They argue the extra charge stems from a later error by the county surveyor's office and seek a curb on further charges.
Teacher Chosen for Chapel Hill School by Benton Board
Logan Sept 13 The Benton Township board filled the Chapel Hill School vacancy at a special meeting selecting Mrs Lulu Carr of Gibisonville as teacher. The vote was two to two on the Lehman case with one member refusing to break the tie.
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Logan
Chapel Hill
Benton Township
Board of Education
Lulu Carr
Gibisonville
Lawrence Lehman
Will Honor Yocum at Logan Sept 20 Church Session
A reception for Rev. James T. Yocum of the Hocking County Methodist Episcopal parish will be held at the Logan M E Church at 7:30 p m on Sept 20. The event celebrates his return for a fifth year on the charge with Judge Harley M Whitcraft delivering the principal address. Attending officials include Rev W C Dennis Sugar Grove and Rev W H Woodgeard Logan who assist, with music directed by L P Mooney. Local church leaders will participate in the welcoming program.
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Yocum
L. P. Mooney
William Herr Dies after Stroke in Logan
William Herr age 73 died at 7 00 Sunday morning at the home of his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Dewey Miller Bowen Street following a paralysis stroke suffered Friday He was found unconscious on Furnace Street and later recovered enough to speak of preparing breakfast before collapsing Funeral services were held at Leonard Chapel with burial in Smith Chapel Cemetery Richard Herr Haydenville is a surviving son.
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Richard Her
Haydenville
C. S. Briley
Leonard Chapel
Smith Chapel
Logan High School Enrollment Reaches Expected 400
Logan reports a strong start as enrollment at Logan High School likely hits 400 after final registrations. Supt. Carr notes registration, room assignments, course selection, and book purchases dominated the first day. Buses brought many students from Falls and Marion Township. 31 of 32 Marion pupils attended. Richard McCutchan begins as band instructor with classes scheduled Tuesdays and Fridays and a contract to teach at Pomeroy.
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Logan
Logan School
G. E. Carr
Falls
Marion Township
Richard McCutchan
Pomeroy School
Carr
Immunization Work Starts in Logan County
Health Commissioner Dr. W. B. Lacock begins diphtheria immunizations in Good Hope and Salt Creek townships. He secured enough toxoid to immunize 450 pupils, part of a federal campaign. Earlier, 2,000 Logan and Hocking County pupils were treated last term. Parental consent is requested before the Wednesday and Friday rural district sessions.
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Logan
Good Hope
Salt Creek Township
W. B. Lacock
Lacock
Hocking County
Good Hope Township
U B Church Retains Several Clergymen In Logan Area
Logan Ohio September 13 Rev B C Peters is kept at Logan United Brethren Church for another year by the conference assignment committee. Several Hocking County clergy are reassigned or retained including Rev H B Welch Rockbridge Democrat candidate for representative, Rev W S Plummer Gore charge, Rev B C Azbell Union Furnace, Rev Homer Wylie Murray City, and others to Bremen Circleville Lancaster Etna Oak Hill Laurelville Hallsville Junction City South Webster Ashville.
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L. P. Mooney
W. S. Plummer
Gore
B. C. Azbell
Union Furnace
Homer Wylie
Murray City
A. P. Cohagen
Bremen
T. C. Harper
Local briefs note visitors and meetings
Dr and Mrs C F Rauch and two children Dorothy Myers and John Roberts return home from Canada. Mr and Mrs T G Aglen of Delaware also return. Maple Lawn P T A announces first meeting at Shaw School 7 30 p m Friday. S H Carrick family attends funeral of H V Speelman in Jackson. Dr R K Smith remains at General Hospital Cincinnati after illness. son of Dr A K Smith.
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C. F. Rauch
Dorothy Myers
John Roberts
T. G. Aglen
Delaware
Canada
James Miller
Mire
William Brian
Lowell Dawley
Carbon Hill
Pearl Stacy
Dwight
Maple Lawn P. T. A
Shaw School
S. H. Carrick
Jackson
H. V. Speelman
Washington D. C
R. K. Smith
General Hospital
Cincinnati
A. K. Smith
Have Dinner Guests Chauncey
Mrs. Winnie Baughman hosted relatives at dinner Sunday at Mill Street Chauncey. Attending were Elmer and Hoyt Bell, Lee Elliott family from Carroll and Burton, Fred Elliott of Albany, G. N. Sidders and daughters Dorothy and Evelyn, Erma Hunter, Helen Baughman, Clyde Herron, and Ada Trout from New Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Winnie Baughman
Mary Louise
Bessy Bell
Chester
Mill Street
Elmer Bell
Hoyt Zilen
Buffalo
Lee Elliott
Carroll and Burton
Fred Eliott
Albany
G. N. Sidders
Dorothy and
Evelyn
Erma Hunter
Helen Baughman
Clyde Herron
Ada Trout
New Marshfield
Druggan Hixson Reunion Draws Record Lake Alma Attendance
Chauncey September event unites descendants of John and Margret Druggan Hixson for the annual reunion at Lake Alma Jackson County. Dr. Hixson presided over the business session, officers elected, five families reported full attendance, and 1933 meet set for River Rock at Lancaster.
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Chauncey
John and
Margret (Druggan) Hixson
Lake Alma
Jackson County
Dr. Hixson
J. G. Huson
Strouds Run
Julia Mingus
Athens
H. O. McDaniel
L. W. Kelley
W. C. Mingus
Minnie Morris
Bobby Edwards
Lancaster
Fred Conner
Amesville Pike
F. FE. Boudinot
Dennis
F. E. Boudinot
Orris
Millfield
Lester Edwards
Bobby
Elizabeth Phillips
Helen Conner
Lewis
Bell Pleads Guilty of Using Fake Licenses
Chauncey mayor reports two court cases. Homer Bell of Circle Hill pleaded guilty to using fictitious license tags and was fined $25 plus costs with part paid and balance arranged. Glennis Bell was arraigned on carrying concealed weapons and bound over to the grand jury on $200 bond.
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Chauncey
W. D. Hines
Homer Bell
Circle Hill
Glennis Bell
Bingmans Visit Chauncey For Family Reunion
Mr and Mrs Leo Bingman and daughters Mary Virginia and Donna Jean of Athens visited Chauncey Sunday with Mrs Bingmans parents Mr and Mrs Robert Hixson Sr on Ellis Avenue They planned to join sons Robert Malcolm Bingman and Earl Shannon in St Louis after a three week western tour Mrs Hixson will stay in Athens during the absence.
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Chauncey
Leo Bingman
Mary Virginia
Donna Jean
Athens
Chauncey Sunday
Bingman
Robert Hixson
Ellis Avenue
Funeral Services For Graham Child
Funeral services were held for eight weeks old Charlotte Graham daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Guss Graham Chauncey. Rev. Fred Fields Athens conducted the service at Chauncey M E Church. Burial followed at Zion Cemetery Lower Plains with sisters as pallbearers. The parents and 12 siblings survive.
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Chauncey
Chauncey M. E
Charlotte
Guss Graham
Graham
Methodist Church
Fred Fields
Athens
Zion
Lower Plains
Sisters of the
Eva Ferrer
Roberta Hess
Vera Bridgewater
Chauncey Dover Schools Open With Normal Attendance
Chauncey Dover schools opened Monday. attendance reported about normal across buildings. Wesley Walburn serves as superintendent of the Chauncey Dover School System.
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Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover
Wesley Walburn
Chauncey-Dover
Theisen Family Hosts Fish Fry in Chauncey
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Theisen Jr of Millfield entertained guests including Mr. and Mrs. Herman Theisen Sr and John Theisen for a Sunday fish fry. The eight pound catfish for dinner was caught by Mr. Theisen on his fishing trip.
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Chauncey
Herman Theisen, Jr
Millfield
Herman Theisen
Oohn Theisen
Mr. Theisen
Local Notables Visit Chauncey as Moves and Transfers Take Place
Miss Helvin Kytta travels through Chauncey en route to Taylor Ridge to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Jack Kytta after a stay in Cleveland. F C Richardson and son in law Frank Patrick of Columbus visit Chauncey as guests of Mr and Mrs Nile Dew in Jacobs Avenue. Mayor W D Hines departs Chauncey for Charleston West Virginia to serve as telegraph operator after transfer from Meigs.
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Helvin Kytta
Chauncey Sunday
Jack Kytta
Taylor Ridge
Miss Kytta
Cleveland
F. C. Richardson
Frank Patrick
Columbus
Chauncey
Nile Dew
Jacobs Avenue
W. D. Hines
Charleston
W. Va
Meigs
Franz Family Visits Stir Chauncey as Kin Gather
Mrs Bar tel Franz and sons John and Albert of Chauncey traveled to Pittsburgh with Mrs Dinert sister to the Franz family returning Monday. Mr and Mrs Henry Frerick of Crooksville Ohio visited Chauncey to see Bartel Franz and family on Sunday.
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Chauncey
Bartel Franz
John
Albert
Pittsburgh
Frank Dinert
Franz
Henry Frerick
Crooksville, O
Chrysler to Lead Crusaders Victory Fund Campaign
Walter P. Chrysler accepts chairmanship of the Crusaders Victory Fund Campaign in New York. He calls prohibition a failure and urges faster action to ban saloons and speakeasies. Campaigns in October aim for a $500000 goal nationwide.
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Chrysler
Crusaders
Cleveland
U.P
Walter P. Chrysler
Crusaders’ ‘Victory Fund
New York
Fred G. Clark
The
Final Fling or Final Fling? Denver Man Vanishes
Harvey Carter of Denver vanished after doctors gave him six weeks to live. The missing person case also involves $12,000 from his firm. Police note the unusual timing of his disappearance during his final months.
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Harvey Carter
Denver
Carter
Life ambition denied at 107 by prohibition repeal vote wish
Mrs. Minerva Williams of near Charleston West Virginia died at 107 denying her last wish to live to vote on repeal of prohibition. The death ends a century plus life that spanned many moral and political changes in the state.
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Charleston
W. Va
Minerva Williams
Price Index Rises Slightly in Last Week of September
Wholesale commodity prices edged up 0.2 points led by gains in farm and food products and metals. Fuels fell sharply, while cattle hogs and wheat posted modest changes. A larger cotton crop estimate came too late to lift the index, and U S and Canada export figures showed mixed trends. The farmer strike across western states had little impact on prices.
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Columbus
H. E. Curry
Ohio Farm Bureau Research Department
Ohio
New York
United States
Canada
Mississippi
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Stan Ball
Messenger
Gibisonvile
Chapel Hill School
William Herr
Pia
Logan High School
Dr. Lacock
U. B. Church
Joseph V. McKee
Carl Winter
Druggan - Hixson
Lake
Bell
Louis
Mrs. Bingman
Mrs. Hixson
Rupert G. Witt
Mobile
Ala
Graham Child
Zion Cemetery
Lower
Plains
Theisens
Franzs
Zenners
Jack Tar
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