Freedom of Constitution and Delegated Power Highlight Rotary Talk
Don McVey spoke to the Logan Rotary Club for Constitutional Week on freedom and development of the Constitution. He said the document is a delegated power, contrasting U S. and European systems. He noted the dual state and federal government fuels national growth and that the Supreme Court tests laws against the Constitution to protect individual rights. Visitors included Roy Tobias of Lancaster and Harry Beckley of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Don McVey
Leroy
Supreme Court
Roy Tobias
Lancaster
Harry Beckley
Athens
Speed Work At School Field
Two shifts of workers supervised by Walter Kleinschmidt labored at Chieftain field. Lights were installed as forms were prepared with concrete pouring hoped to begin Wednesday, but not later than Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Chieftain Field
Walter Kleinschmidt
Nelsonville Couple Fined in Theft Case
Charges of petty larceny were filed against Charles Marsh and Doris Marsh of Nelsonville. They were arrested after two hours under surveillance for visiting several stores and stealing small merchandise. Marsh pled guilty and was fined $25 plus costs. Mrs. Marsh paid $5 and costs and both were held until payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh
Two Couples Granted Marriage Licenses
Logan marriage permits were issued Saturday to two couples. Herbert Trace 26 a miner from Glouster wed Dorothy McClelland 20 of Murray city. Herman Anderson 22 a laborer from Logan wed Mildred May Dupler 21 of Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Herbert Trace
Miner
Glouster
James Trace
Dorothy McClelland
Murray City
Frank McClelland
Herman Anderson
T. J. Anderson
Mildred May Dupler
Frank Dupler
Logan Claude Kalklosch Arrested for Fictitious Plates
Logan Claude Kalklosch of Benton Township was taken into custody Saturday night by Patrolman C. D. Notestone for operating a car with fictitious license plates. He pleaded guilty before Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald and was fined five dollars plus costs. undergoes operation Logan Mrs Jack Raybould of Nelsonville had an appendicitis operation at Cherrington Hospital Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Jack Raybould
Nelsonville
Cherrington Hospital
Logan Junior High enrollment rises to 442 this week
Logan Junior High School reported an enrollment of 442 on Monday morning, six more than the first two weeks of school. Principal Howard E. Kirk said numbers are expected to reach 400 in the next few days, while attendance officers begin checks for absences this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Junior High School
Howard E. Kirk
Logan Teacher Unable To Resume Duties
Miss Ruth Bryan of Wilmington home economics teacher at Logan Junior High cannot return to work due to illness. She has undergone minor operations for sinus trouble. For the first two weeks of school Mrs. George Clayton Shaw led the department and Miss Betty Martin will lead for the next two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ruth Bryan
Wilmington
George Clayton Shaw
Betty Martin
Team of Horses Run Wild Injuring Driver on Front Street
A team of horses driven by Herman Wilson broke loose Monday morning and bolted for over a mile from the Heine packing plant on South Mulberry Street to a lot off Front Street. Wilson sustained bad hand bruises while the horses were bruised on the legs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Herman Wilson
Front St
Heine Packing
S. Mulberry St
Wilson
Wal ters and White Visit Lima Family and Hospital
Mr and Mrs Curtis Walter with Herbert Walter and Ruth White spent last weekend in Lima visiting Mr Walter’s brother Fred Coakley and touring Lima State Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Curtis Walter
Herbert Walter
Ruth White
Lima
Mr. Walter
Fred Coakley
Lima State Hospital
Truancy Probe Visits Mound Crossing District
Supt J W Coleman and Attendance Officer Carl C Poling visited Mound Crossing to investigate truancy reports. They found several children had not attended since school began after the one room school was ordered closed. Pupils may attend South Perry or Laurelville. some enrolled, others refused.
Regulars Back For Practice At Chief Tain Field
Joe McBride and Wally Shriner joined Monday practice at Chief Ta in Field though McBride nurses a shoulder injury and Shriner a knee. Coach plans another tough session and expects lineup changes within days as Ralston trains in backfield and Smith steps in as end and potential kicker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Ralston
Ralston
Jack Smith
Ward Steele Dies in Laurelvillle After Illness
Ward Steele age 50 of this village died Saturday afternoon after a prolonged tuberculosis illness. He leaves his wife six children and his parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurelville
Ward Steele
Samuel Steele
Carr and companions fish on Lake Erie trip
Logan leader Supt. G. E. Carr spent Friday to Sunday at Lake Erie with friends Harper Pendry of Athens and John Miller of Ironton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
G. E. Carr
Lake Erie
Harper Pendry
Athens
John Miller
Ironton
Logan City seeks driver who wrecked fence at athletic field
City school officials ask to identify the motorist who drove through the new wire fence on the north side of the athletic field. Damage will be repaired at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Athletic Field
Sewing Class Forms Inter City Group In Lancaster
Local sewing and dressmaking class members formed an inter city organization during a Friday night gathering in Lancaster. Delegates traveling from nearby towns included Mrs. G. W. Rochester Mrs. F. W. Weiland and Miss Evelyn Carnes among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
G. W. Rochester
F. W. Weiland
Rudolph Lortz
Magdalene Weiland
Evelyn Carnes
Miss Correl Elected County GOP Women Chair
Precious Correl was elected county chairman of the women’s Republican organization at a Monday meeting. Staff selections include Velva Brashares Gibisonville first vice chairman Mrs C S Chidister Logan second vice chairman Mrs Arch Griffith Washington Township third vice chairman Miss Florence Bort secretary and Della J Hansel treasurer. Meetings will be each Monday with a covered dish supper at 6 p m next Monday.
Dickie McDonald Celebrates Third Birthday Party
Mrs. Russell McDonald hosted a birthday party for her son Dickie McDonald from 4 to 6 at her parents home the Charles Mohney residence. Guests enjoyed games and contests and Dickie received many gifts. Ice cream and cake were served to numerous children including Janet Mohney Barbara Mohney Shirly Jo Morris Phyliss Esther May Wright Jimmy Maurer Mary Lou Murphy and Dickie among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hollow
Jimmy
Mary Maurer
Judy Leake
Donald McDonald
Bonnie
Mary Lou Murphy
Shirley Mohney
Charlotte
Shirley Thomas
Roy Earl
Mary Margaret Wright
Margaret
Jackie Robson
Jerry
Martha Lee Tolliver
Donna Hayden
Orleta Burgess
Jack Spurgeon
Charles Porter Hoover
Tommy Sheskey
Dickie McDonald
Logan People Attend H. T. Foster Funeral
Hundreds of relatives and friends gathered at the Laurelville Methodist Church as funeral services were held for Dr. Howard T. Foster. The Rev. L. C. McCandlish assisted by Paul A. Potts led the service. Masons and Eastern Stars from Chillicothe and Adelphi performed the final rites, with burial in Adelphi Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Laurelville Methodist Church
Howard T. Foster
L. C. McCandlish
Paul A. Potts
Chillicothe
Adelphi
Adelphi Cemetery
Mooney Makes Numerous Speaking Dates Across State
Since his nomination last May L P Mooney the Republican candidate for Congress has delivered about 60 speeches. He spoke at Junction City on Saturday and Monday night addressed a Chillicothe rally with John W Bricker and James Garfield Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
L. P. Mooney
Congress
Junction City
Chillicothe
John W. Bricker
James Garfield Stewart
Lobster Hatchery Sets New Production Record in New England
In Providence Rhode Island a state hatchery reported breaking all lobster hatching records this summer with total output reaching 1.477 million lobsters, far surpassing prior years and boosting supply for regional restaurants and hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
KL Il
Rie
New England
Crescent Ridge Social And Personal Notes
Crescent Ridge notes report a well attended ice cream social by the Concord Guild with attendee towns including Athens Glouster Millfield and Jacksonville. The event netted 12.05 to aid church repairs and many local families were listed as guests and visitors across multiple gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Ridge
Concord Guild
Athens Glouster
Millfield
Jacksonville
E. C. Kasler
Lona Boudinot
O. B. Boudinot
Wyllie and
Ardeth
Vera Werner
E. C. Easler
Maynard Sayers
H. E. Linscott
E A. Sayers
Mason Meseher
Aldine Werner
R. H. Wemer
F. G. Wemner
O. B Boudinot
Annetta Sayers
Carl Sayers
R. G. Wolfe
Bertha Sayers
Huntington
Cashius Wolfe
Mr. Wolfe
Wyllie Boudinot
R. H. Werner
Basil Roberts
Vane
Glouster
Guy White
Richard Kasler
Stray horses attack autos disrupt traffic in Fond du Lac
In Fond du Lac Wisconsin three stray horses attempted to block vehicles on the highway causing damage to four machines and injuring a passenger. One horse was struck and its kick dented a passing machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AUTOS
Fond DU Lac
Wis
U.P
Witness jailed after dice game dispute in Cambridge
Arthur Pantaza polis of Cambridge Mass told police he lost 112 dollars in a dice game. Police arrested the three men he named as winners then released them on bond. Pantazapolis could not provide a bond so he was jailed to assure his presence as a complaining witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
U.P
Arthur Pantazapolis
Cambridge
Mass
Pantazapolis
Rome Regulated Personal Liberty in 200 B C
The ancient city imposed strict controls on private life including party guest limits funeral costs and even dress color for women under its laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
B. C
Legion Parade Marks Opening Of National Convention
Delegates favor Colmery for president while New York City vies to host next year as Chicago makes a strong bid. The event featured odd stunts from a pig hitched to a Forty and Eight car to two women in costumes, with Murphy urging older wearers. Speakers Baker and Clark urged peace and the Legion as a force to keep the U S out of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colmery
St. Louis
New York City
Chicago
Murphy
Newton D. Baker
Wilson
Sen
Bennett Champ Clark
Legion
United States
Hocking County Pair Wedded in Kentucky
Logan Miss Betty Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles D Brown of Winona and Donald Smith son of Mr and Mrs Charles Smith of this city were united in marriage at Greenup Ky last Saturday Attended by Mr and Mrs Robert Mohler Both graduates of Logan High School Mr Smith is employed by H C Godman Co They plan to make their home in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Betty Brown
Charles D. Brown
Winona
Donald Smith
Charles Smith
Greenup
Robert Mohler
Logan High School
Smith
H. C. Godman Co
Kelch Leaves Hospital After Columbus Treatment
Albert R. Kelch returned home Sunday from Columbus where he received hospital treatment. His condition showed improvement and he walked to his physician's office on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Albert R. Kelch
Columbus
First non resident fishing license sold since new clerk
Will Fish in Ohio Logan Ruie Fantz of Ecorse Mich purchased a non resident fishing license from Charles C Achauer clerk of courts on Monday. It is the first such license sold since he took office nearly four years ago. Fantz visits with Alex Fantz and family near Logan. Non resident license fee is 3 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ruie Fantz
Ecorse
Mich
Charles C. Achauer
Achauer
Fantz
Alex Fantz
Hocking Republican Committee Set For Oct 1 Meeting
Hocking County Republican executive committee has arranged a meeting at headquarters on the evening of October 1. Congressman Thomas A. Jenkins of Ironton will address the gathering, and Judge Roy J. Gillen is being invited to attend.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Claims
Supreme Court Hearstich
Peacer
Mound Crossing
Hansels Entertain
R. B. Hansel
Norman D. Masterson
Delaware
Merle Ieenberger
Marion
J. W. Mather
Vernon
Grace West
Portsmouth
A. Smith
D. W. West and Son
Robert
Stanton Johns
W. Murphy
S. Market St
Cantwell Cliffs
Don Acker
Albin Augeburger
McArthur
Marjorie Eberst
Henry Lortz
Russell Stiverson
Clyde McCamey
Misa Bernice McCamey
McCamey
Visi Zanesviler Church
Zanesville
Meyer
Elmer Bliss
Jacob Elberteid
Rudolph Lorts
Walter Jurgensmier
H. W. Stoody
Deshler
N. J. Stoody
Kenosha
Samuel J. Wolfe
Lorgan
John L. Stoody
Miss Correl
GOP Women
Mooney
Hocking County
Kentucky
Ohio
Hocking
Republican Committee
Sunnyfield
Iona
Wee
Studebakers
Studebaker
Helen Dryden
Bill Holder
N.B.C
Robinson Brothers Mill Street Dial
Fins
Mirro-Glo Radiant
American Gas Association
Avidatraslerruutrstoning
NY de
Humphrey
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!