State to administer psychology tests in Hocking County seniors
Logan September 22 State psychology tests will be given to all seniors in rural high schools of Hocking County decided at a principals meeting with Superintendent J W Cole. Tests set for October 7. Inter high basketball to run through winter with county schools leading to spring tournament at Union Furnace. Committee members named are H Dillon Fred Murray and PD O Davis. Total high school enrollment outside Logan is 673 with school by school counts and senior class rosters listed.
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Logan
Hocking County
J. W. Colemian
Union Furnace
H. Dillon
Fred Murray
PD. O. Davis
Murray City
Laurelville
Carbon Hill
Haydenville
Rockbridge
Marion Township
Tresboro
South Bloomingville
Gibisonville
Marion
Ilesboro
Caesarian Birth at Cherrington Hospital
In Logan a Caesarian operation succeeded at Cherrington Hospital on Sunday for Mrs Russell Severance of Shawnee. A six and a half pound son was born. Both mother and child are reported resting satisfactorily.
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Logan
Cherrington Hospital
Russell Severance
Shawnee
Bridge Tea and Six Tables Shine at Rannells Home
Mrs. D A Rannells hosted a Thursday bridge tea at her East Hunter Street home. Tea at Spinning Wheel Tea Room, then a bridge session with six tables. High scores awarded to Mrs. Robert Will, Mrs. A Will Jr, and Mrs. Elizabeth Ambrose. Out‑of‑town guests included Mrs. Robert Will, Mrs. A Will Jr, McArthur, and Mrs Donald McGilevary, Columbus.
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D. A. Rannells
East Hunter Street
Spinning Wheel
Rannells
Robert Will
A. Will, Jr
Elizabeth Ambrose
McArthur
Donald McGilevary
Columbus
Belle Hyson Tea Room Luncheon Hosts Bridge Party
Mrs. Lucille Wright hosted a Thursday luncheon at the Belle Hyson Tea Room. Bridge followed in the afternoon and dinner was served at the Wright home near Columbus. Guests included Mrs. Frank Houston, Mrs. W. W. Houston, Mrs. Stough, Mrs. Ira Madden, Mrs. W. D. Thur ness, Mrs. Fred Rochester, and Logan.
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Lucille Wright
Belle Hyson
Bridge
Wright
Frank Houston
W. W. Houston
Stough
Ira Madden
Columbus
Ww. DD. Thurness
Fred Rochester
Logan
Miss Ruth Heft Heads to Cynthiana for Two Week Visit
Miss Ruth Heft left for Cynthiana Kentucky with her cousin Charles Bowman who sang at the Presbyterian Church there before returning home. Mrs Green, sister of Miss Heft, will host two weeks of vacation with Dr. and Mrs. Robert D. Green.
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Kentucky
Logan
Ruth Heft
Cynthiana
Robert D. Green
Charles Bowman
Columbus
Presbyterian Church
William Keenan as social caller in Columbus
William Keenan of Columbus was noted as a social caller in the city on Sunday, reflecting local social activity and appearances by residents.
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William Keenan
Columbus
Burial for Logan Woman Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs. Hannah Louise Kline 71 wife of Martin Kline of West Street died at her home Saturday afternoon after months of dropsy. A Logan resident since March she moved here from Ewing with family. She leaves Chester Kline of Ewing and Mrs Sheik of Paulding County plus two brothers and four sisters. Funeral is 10 Tuesday at Gibisonville Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev J M Yocum. burial in Gibisonville Cemetery.
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Logan
Hannah Louise Kline
Martin Kline
West Street
Ewing
Kline
Chester Kline
Sheik
Paulding County
Gibisonville Methodist Episcopal Church
Ev. J
Yocum
Gibisonville Cemetery
Mrs. W. 8. Lanning Moved Again to Columbus Hospital
Mrs. W. 8. Lanning, recently ill, was taken to a Columbus hospital Monday for treatment after a prior brief return home. This marks a second admission within two weeks as she seeks care for her health condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lanning
Columbus
Darby Estate Will Names Albert Darby Executor
Five children and Mrs. Fannie McDivitt share equally in the estate of Sarah Jane Darby. The will was read in Probate Court after Mrs. Darby died in Green Township. Albert Darby named executor by Judge A M Ellinger in accordance with the May 6 1915 document, drafted while Mrs. Darby resided in Perry County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Fannie McDivitt
Albert
Henry
J. W
Harry Darby
Sarah Jane Darby
Darby
Green Township
Albert Darby
A. M. Ellinger
Sewing Circle Teaches Social Afternoon at Portsmouth Home
Members of the Sewing Circle gathered Friday at Mrs. Charlies Kennard's near Portsmouth for a twelve-place luncheon and social session. Mrs. Charles Sloan of Jackson and the Logan group attended the event.
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Charlies Kennard
Portsmouth
Charles Sloan, Jackson
Logan
Local Socials List Sunday Guests and New Faculty Hire
Mrs. Juliette Baker Miss Mary Baker and Donald Baker with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith visit Wester ville and Joe Keating of Columbus join Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Baker and son Jack on North Market Street. Miss Jane Ambrose of Elizabeth Ambrose’s family begins duties as a high school teacher at Ft. Larimee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliette Baker
Mary Baker
Donald Baker
Harold Smith
Westerville
Joe Keating
Columbus
Stanley Baker
Jack
North Market Street
Jane Ambrose
Elizabeth Ambrose
Ft. Larimee
Logan Announces First Grade Eligibility by January 1
Logan officials say all children who will be six before January 1 are eligible for the first grade. The Board of Education announced after a meeting last week that the previous semester opening deadline now governs entrances.
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Logan
Logan Schools
Board of Education
State Officers To Visit Kiwanis Club
J Guy O'Donnell of Covington governor of Kiwanis Clubs of Ohio visits Athens to speak at the Kiwanis Club. He is accompanied by Sam A. Kraus manager of Stillwater Telephone Co. of Covington and both are hosted at Hill Crest Inn by W E Moler and C L Jones of Athens Home Telephone Co. O'Donnell is an attorney and Kraus is noted as a top after dinner speaker.
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J. Guy O'Donnell
Covington
Kiwanis Clubs
Ohio
Athens
Sam A. Kraus
Stillwater Telephone Company
Hill Crest Inn
W. E. Moler
C. L. Jones
Athens Home Telephone Company
O'Donnell
Kraus
Squirrel Attack Inspires Public Warning in Logan
Sept 22 Logan reports a local warning after Joe Shanley and Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn chased a squirrel on a hunting trip. Shanley shot and crippled the animal which bit his thumb as he tackled it from a tree, prompting concern over future encounters with wildlife.
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Logan
Joe Shanley
Shanley
Joe Farbearn
George Bolden
Logan American Legion to elect officers October 7
At a special Logan Post meeting the annual officer election was announced for October 7 with installation to follow. Post Commander M. F Weymueller said the Auxiliary may serve a dinner that day. The gathering also listened to the National Convention broadcast from Boston and enjoyed a melon feed.
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Logan
Logan Post
The
American Legion
M. F Weymueller
Boston
Visiting Kin From Nelsonville Prolong Weekend in Logan
Miss Blanche Moorehead and her niece Blanche of Nelsonville visited Logan on Sunday. They were hosted by Mr and Mrs Marvin Martin and Logan relatives. Mr and Mrs Lewis Acker of Columbus stayed as over Sunday guests with the Martins and other Logan kin.
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Blanche Moorehead
Blanche
Nelsonville
Lewis Acker
Columbus
Marvin Martin
Logan
Logan Sailor Returned to Corps after Unauthorized Departure
Ted Newman, a Marine with over three years of service and a Nicaragua veteran, was taken to Columbus by policemen John Bell and Lewis Reynolds after leaving Logan without permission. He was turned over to Marine Corps officers following a request for apprehension. A Logan sister is reported seriously ill. permission for furlough had been denied.
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Logan
Ted Newman
Marine Corps
Columbus
Corps
John Bell
Lewis Reynolds
Newman
Nicaragua
Banquet Honors Phil Henderson in Logan Ohio
An appreciation banquet was held at the Spinning Wheel Tea Room for Phil A. Henderson by the Beta Phi Sigma Fraternity local chapter. Henderson was elected National President at the Jefferson City convention, the first Ohio honor of the role. Thirty attended. Dr. Morton W. Bland served as toastmaster and presented a lifetime desk set.
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Morton W. Bland
Mr. Henderson
Ralph Kleinschmidt
Edward Eberst
Claude Bright
Dr. Bland
Walton Group Promotes Lake Site Near New Marshfield
The Athens Chapter Izaak Walton League plans a Sunday picnic September 28 from 2 to 6 PM to inspect the 162 acre Robinette heirs farm near New Marshfield for future development as a lake and recreation area. A dam to flood 18 acres is planned with further dams to cover about 30 acres. cottages will line the shore and bass crappie and bluegill stocking is planned. The farm borders Waterloo State Forest, is timbered and features spring creeks, with water from springs at 50 degrees in July. The purchase committee includes L. F. Jones Milton Kerr O. E. McClure Clyde Mansfield O. F. Rowland C. W. Gill and J. A. Slingluff. The league aims to establish a game preserve and forest park. John Withers will supply coffee and cream.
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Robinette Heirs
New Marshfield
Athens
Izaak Walton League
League
Waterloo State Forest
The
Conservation League
L. F. Jones
Milton Kerr
O. E. McClure
Clyde Mansfield
O. F. Rowland
C. W. Gill
J. A. Slingluff
McClure
John Withers
Jay Dyson Undergoes Urgent Appedicitis Surgery
Logan report states Jay Dyson of Murray City was rushed to Cherrington Hospital Thursday night for an acute appendicitis operation. He is said to be recovering satisfactorily as of Sunday.
Mercy Slayer Kills Sister in Los Angeles
Ruth B Weismer of Los Angeles shot Mrs Mabel A Steele to death claiming to end her sister’s misery after the estranged husband left with their two children. Police said Weismer confessed her motive was to end suffering.
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Los Angeles
Mabel A. Steele
Ruth B. Weismer
Ohio Weekend Auto Toll Rises With Dozens Hurt and Dead
A United Press survey shows more than 10 people killed in Ohio traffic crashes over the weekend. The toll includes Albert Lynn of Massillon, David Weinberg and Herbert Hunter of Cleveland, Ralph Stanley of Akron, and others across Ironton Lima Newcomerstown Galion and nearby areas. An auto race driver Lorne Daniels was among the injured in a separate crash west of Wooster. Four people were hurt in a collision with a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train at Mansfield.
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Columbus
Ohio
United Press
Massillon
Albert Lynn
Canton
Here
Cleveland
David Weinberg
Herbert Hunter
Lake Shore
Ironton
William Mader
George Howard
Stone Creek
Akron
Ralph Stanley
Clarence Morris
New Philadelphia
Lima
Roland Ditto
Delphos
Newcomerstown
Charles E. Mack
Zanesville
Galion
Merrill Gist
Thomas Whitlow
Albert W. Alger
Broadview Village
Russell A. Alger
William McKinley
Lorne
Two Robbers Secure $1000 From Grocery Here
In Cleveland two well dressed young men armed with revolvers robbed the M. L. Weiner Grocery Company manager and a clerk of $1000 today. The crime occurred in broad daylight attracting police and local witnesses. No suspects have been publicly identified yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
M. Tl
Weiner Grocery Company
Hope revived in murder case of Janet Blood
Cleveland police hold a 23 year old suspect at Central Police Station in the January 3 shooting of Janet Blood 16 of West High School. She died January 19 at St John Hospital after transfusions failed.
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Cleveland
U.P
Janet Blood
West
Central Police Station
Miss Blood
St. John's Hospital
Hyde plans Chicago probe into Russian wheat short selling
Secretary of Agriculture Arthur M. Hyde heads to the Midwest to investigate charges that the Soviet government via the Amtorg linked Russian Textile Syndicate has heavily sold short in the Chicago wheat pit. Hyde cites figures up to 7.5 million bushels and seeks regulatory action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.R
Arthur M. Hyde
Middle West
Chicago Board of Trade
Hyde
Amtorg Trading Corporation
Sovet Commercial
Chicago
Ann Arbor
Mich
Caroline
University of Michigan
Hoover
Rapidan
Record Shatters Overnight Inning Marathon Game
In St Paul a kittenball contest between the Tincup Eskimos and O Conner s Wildcats stretched to 16 hours. After 109 innings the Eskimos led 228 to 144 when darkness halted play, believed to set an endurance mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
U.P
Tincup Eskimos
O’conner
Wildcats
University geologists identify farm stone sample as marble-like
E. C. Wingire, a Moorhead farmer, sent a soft pink and white veined stone to University of Minnesota geologists asking its use. They advised him to oil it well and paint his barn with it, noting its calk like appearance.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promises Quick Digestive Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a reliable laxative to regulate bowels and cleanse the digestive tract. It claims rapid, thorough relief for constipation, recommends use for headaches, biliousness, and poor appetite, and notes children will enjoy the taste.
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Rhode Island
Hatfield
Sands
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Hunter
Legion
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Phil Henderson
Fraternity
Pythian Theatre
Norma Shearer
Gay
Norma
Marie Dressler
Rod la Roque
Gilbert Emery
Hedda Hopper
Walton Group
Sportsmen Bay
Mercy Slayer
Ting
Charles M. Skitt
Barstow
Calif
ROB Grocery
Columbia
Universal Sound News
Majestic
Golden Songs of Love
Ramon Novarro
Madrid
Spain
W. B. Catowett
Doctors
Zenner Co
Prince of Wales
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