October Term Of Court Will Open Shortly
Names were drawn for the October term grand and petit juries. Grand jurors include Jesse Francis and others. petit jurors list features Clark Francis and several residents from Logan, Laurelville, Carbon Hill, Murray City, and Haydenville. The grand jury convenes Oct. 5 and the petit jury Oct. 12 with officials conducting the drawing. Jesse Francis of Haydenville and his son Clark Francis of Logan are featured in the two juries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Nelson DeLong
Laurelville
Wilbur McKenzie
Chillicothe
Joe Farbearn
Charles C. Achauer
Francis Jones
John Daubenmier
Marion Township
Charles Brown
Logan R.F.D
Vern Mauk
W. C. Brashares
Gibisonville
Frank Brooks
Jesse Francis
Haydenville
Delain Wiggins
Emerson Poston
Green Township
Quinten Shaw
Carbon Hill
Ollie Tucker
Beryl Tucker
Rockbridge
L. E. Courter
Logan Rt. 3
Ben Turner
Murray City
Wesley Waltz
A. J. Sheets
Marion
Curtiss Reid
L. W. Schorr
Orland
Howard Myers
Margaret Smart
Clark Francis
Violet Hillyer
James Larimer
Clarence Hartman
Archie Harris
Nelsonville
Frank Adcock
Frank Johnson
Pearl Allen
Adam Sanborn
Amos Johnston
John Whitcraft
Ben Hartman
George Krischbaum
Otto Tisdale
Salt Creek
Leslie Evans
Petit Jury
Dr Howard T Foster Dies Sudden at Laurelville
Logan reports the sudden death of Dr Howard T Foster at Laurelville Ohio on Thursday morning. He chaired the Hocking County Board of Education and led the Laurelville Perry District board after being named president last spring. A resident of Laurelville for 14 years he was a Methodist Episcopal Church member and Mason. He leaves his wife a brother and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Fraternity
Probate Notice of Inventories and Debts Hearings
Notice that inventories appraisements and schedules of debts have been filed for multiple estates including Ella Tedrick Hattie Lindley Glenn P Russell William G James Clyde L White T J Gilpin Rachel Johnson Lenore Worstell Ella E Patton George BE Douglas with a hearing set September 26, 1998 at 9 am before Judge Johnson. Interested parties may file objections before five days prior to hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Tedrick
Hattie Lindley
Glenn P. Russell
William G. James
Clyde L. White
T. J. Gilpin
Rachel Johnson
Lenore M. Worstell
Ella E. Patton
George BE. Douglas
Seic
M Johnson
Logan Social Notes Features Supper And Meetings
Logans social items show an all ages church supper at five with program at six thirty led by Miss Madge Wright and hostesses Mrs Clarence Salta Mrs Merlen Rose and Mrs Lawrence Griffith. The Womens Home Missionary Society meets Tuesday at 3 with devotions led by Mrs Blosser and lesson by Mrs Lanning on Christian Citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren
Madge Wright
Clarence Salta
Merlen Rose
Lawrence Griffith
Women's Home Missionary Society of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
James Blosser
Raymond Lanning
Gerald W. Lanning
A. T. Spears
Francis Myers
N. Market St
Clarence Blosser
Thelma Keyes
Marie Sines
Lewis Buys Property on East Main Street
LOGAN. C. F. Lewis has purchased the residence and store building west of his garage on East Main Street. The store will be moved to the rear and become part of the garage structure. Plans include adding two rooms and a bath to the second story, enclosing the front porch for a sun parlor, and building a porch on the east side. A separate note states David W. Moore of South Logan will enter Ohio State University College of Commerce and Administration in Columbus.
City Churches to Hold Services and Sermons
The United Brethren Church will host Rev. John A. Toy for morning worship and an evening discussion on faith at 7:30. Rev. Amos L. Heyde preaches at St Matthew Lutheran at 10 and at Llesboro at 7:30. Public worship at 10:30 at the Presbyterian Church features Rev. Ralph C. Babylon.
Grange Wins Sixth Prize At State Fair
Members of Ward Township Juvenile Grange attended the State Fair with matron Miss Kathleen Ingram. Their Junior Fair exhibit won sixth prize. Booster Night is scheduled for Sept 30 for both granges with a program open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon Hill — Ward Township
Carbon Hill
Grange
Mike Clark
Ward Township
Kathleen Ingram
Court Trophy Awarded by Southeast Ohio League Officials
The Southeast Ohio League elected officers at Wellston on Wednesday evening. C. H. Jones of Wellston named president with Fred B. Burchfield as secretary. Pomeroy received the official 1935 basketball trophy and Gallipolis was given the reserve cup. The reserve league will continue next season with rules to be adopted in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Southeast Ohio League
Wellston
C. H. Jones
Fred B. Burchfield
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Laurelville to Vote on Fire Equipment Bond Issue
Laurelville residents will vote on a $5 075 fire equipment bond at the November election. If approved, funds will buy a new fire engine and equipment and the debt will be repaid over ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurelville
Logan
County Board of Election
County Committees To Meet in Hocking
Plans completed for a joint meeting of the Republican central and executive committees at the Ambrose Hotel at 8 o clock next Thursday evening. Harry Stevenson newly elected president of the McKinley Republican Club will speak after a dinner provided by the candidates. Campaign plans will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Republican Central
Executive Committees
Ambrose Hotel
Harry Stevenson
McKinley Republican Club
Democrats Invite Young Democrats to 7:30 Meeting
Cards mailed to members of the Young Democrat Club of Hocking County inviting them to attend a 7:30 p m gathering at Democrat headquarters on East Main Street.
Tolbert and Marshall Named to All Stars Game
Eddie Tolbert star third baseman and Tully Marshall outfielder are named to the all star team from this city for a game at Longstretch on Sunday September 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Eddie Tolbert
Tully Marshall
Longstretch
Tolbert
Marshall
Gridders Turn Out For Thursday Scrimmage At Chieftain Field
Logan scrimmage extended over an hour with several backfield candidates missing due to illness and knee injuries. Coach Bender shifted players Ralston Smith and Karshner while Nelson and Fitzgerald joined the backfield as he urged full attendance and promised chances for all who show ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Chieftain Field
Cole
Shriner
Red Richardson
Bender
Ralston
Smith
Karshner
Nelson
Fitzgerald
Brimner Fractured Collarbone After Park Football Injury
Logan Luther Brimner of South Logan sustained a fractured collarbone Tuesday evening while playing football at Kachelmacher Park with other boys. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Brimner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Luther Brimner
Arlie Brimner
South Logan
Kachelmacher Park
Warn of Crop Pest in Hocking County Wheat Sowing
Harold Chambers extension agent warns farmers in Hocking County to sow wheat on or after October 1 to prevent Hessian fly infestation. Delaying sowing reduces pest risk by keeping crops from early susceptible growth stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Harold Chambers
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Hocking
County
Grand Jury
H. T. Foster
Firm Lock
Pearl Keck
C. T. Stephenson
Catherine Westenbarger
Lester Westenbarger
Lake
Priscilla Club
Hilderbrandt- Weltner
Buckeye Lake
Allen
Pittsburgh
Amos L. Heyde
Harry Wright
Ben Geslin
Jacob Kleinschmidt
H. H. Wright
Denzil Weltner
A. L. Heyde
Goslin
Gertrude Kleinschmidt
Theodore Johnson
Emma Tucker
F. A. Koppe
Fred W. Stracke
F. H. Hildebrandt
Emma Kleinschmidt
Margaret Hartman
Ash Cave
Sister Susies Club
Clarence Heine
Frank Walters
Clete Scholl
Sumner Martin
Mrs. Myers
Lewis
East Main Street
Ohio State
Glenmore
Kentucky
Mint Springs
House of Glenmore
Glenmore Distilleries CO
Louisville
Owensboro
F. C. Steinmeyer
Clover Farm
New Marshfield
Steinmeyer Bros
Carlton Club
Orchestra
Castle Farms
Lulu
Ivory
Shedd
America
Clover Farm Coffee
Sunshine Milk and Honey
Graham Crackers
Virginia
Borax
Ile
Kellogg's
Rae
Rling
New York
Clover Farm Stores
New Florida
U. S. No
Sunkist
Cloves Farm
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