New Clues in Walter Pleukharp Murder Probe
Logan Ohio investigators reopen the Walter Pleukharp murder case after new tips. An arrest was made in Lancaster and another in Allensville with a third expected. Suspects were questioned in Logan and Jackson as officers pursue leads from the June 2 fatal shooting at the South Bloomingville store.
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Otis Eveland
South Bloomingville
Pleukharp
Logan
Eveland
Farbéann
Jackson
Cherrington Hospital
Suit Aims Bonds Worth Sixty Five Thousand as Bank Liquidates
Prosecutor C Wood Bowen traveled to Columbus to answer a Federal suit over ownership of bonds valued around 65000. C A Jones as receiver for the First Rempel National Bank seeks to recover bonds used as security on county deposits from county commissioners and treasurer H B Troxel, filed in late February, now part of the bank's liquidation.
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Logan
C. Wood Bowen
Columbus
C. A. Jones
First Rempel National Bank
Yea
H. B. Troxel
Jones
Faces Non-Support Charge Logan Arraigned
Sept 23 Logan arraigned before Magistrate E E Bright on failure to provide for his minor daughter Leona. Charles By era held on $200 bond for grand jury appearance after Sunday night arrest by Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
E. E. Bright
Leona
Charles Byera
Joe Farbearn
Two Men Fined for Intoxication in Logan
I S Jeffries and Paul A Lamsey of Cleveland were fined $10 and costs each after pleading guilty to intoxication charges. Mayor Elias Bright ordered their commitment to the county jail but arrangements were made for their release following the pleas and sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
I. S. Jeffries
Paul A. Lamsey
Cleveland
Elias Bright
Lewis Reynolds
Classified and Circulation notes and ads
Messenger staff correspondent Clinton Webb notes contact lines for society and locals. Classified ads and circulation information are directed to D. Y. Milne at phone 272 for Messenger listings and services.
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Clinton Webb
6024
The
Messenger
D. Y. Milne
Plan Honor Court Boy Scouts Here To Take Part In Affair
Logan dispatch reports T G Allen field executive outlines fall activities for the district including a Court of Honor at the Senior High School Auditorium. A committee to cooperate with the Chamber of Commerce will support the Gateway Jubilee parade in Columbus on Sept 30 with a float planned. The Achievement Roundup runs Dec 1 to Scout Circus in March 1932.
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Ohio Stadium
Allen
Dr. Rauch
Amos L. Heyde
Alfred Campbell
Carlton Bright
George E. Carr
Logan Delegation Attends Columbus Manufacturers Meeting
A 55 member Logan business delegation attended a Columbus meeting Tuesday evening hosted by the Manufactur ers and Wholesalers Division of the Chamber of Commerce. The Logan group was joined by delegates from Nelsonville Athens and other valley towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Deshler-Wallick
Columbus
Manufacturers and Wholesalers
Chamber of Commerce
Nelsonville
Athens
Local Marriages Record Two Couples in Logan and Laurelville
Henry R. Myers 61 and Hattie C. Angle 64 were married with Rev. B C Peters officiating at Union Furnace Haydenville. George E Wolfe 21 and Hazel Merrick 19 were wed with Rev. R B Frederick officiating at Logan. Herbert V Flanigan 21 and Zola B Pontius 21 of Laurelville were married by Rev. R B Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Myers
Union Furnace
Hattie C. Angle
Haydenville
B. C. Peters
George. E. Wolfe
Logan
Frank C. Wolfe
Hazel Merrick
George Merrick
R. B. Frederick
Herbert V. Flanigan
Laurelville
Carl Flanigan
Zola B. Pontius
Roland Pontius
Logan Youth Heads to Ohio State for Pharmacy Course
Stanley Risch son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Risch of Enterprise left Wednesday for Ohio State University to study pharmacy. A Logan High School graduate from the last year's class he has worked in his brother Lester Risch’s Logan pharmacy.
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Logan
Stanley Risch
Samuel Risch
Enterprise
Ohio State University
Risch
Logan High School
Lester Risch
Everett boy ill with scarlet fever prompts quarantine
Sept 23 Heath Department reports 12 year old Everett Patton of Haydenville son of Mr and Mrs James Patton ill with scarlet fever in mild form. Health Commissioner W B Lacock orders a quarantine posted.
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Logan
Everett
James Patton
Haydenville
Heath Department
W. B. Lacock
Muster Day Program Draws Forty Farmers at Court House
Logan reports a Muster Day program Monday evening in the Court house Auditorium with 40 farmers present. W. W. Marks presided and listed speakers from Bre men and Columbus, with L. P. Mooney leading singing and Rev. James R. Fields giving the invocation. Samuel Blum was elected delegate and W. W. Marks as alternate to the Farm Bureau meeting in Columbus November 10 and 11. Refreshments followed hosted by W. H. Hansel, Mrs. F. U. Linton and J. O. Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Courthouse
W. W. Marks
H. M. Scholl
Bremen
Floyd Delashmutt
Columbus
Co. J. West
Harold Chambers
Chambers
L. P. Mooney
James R. Fields
Samuel Blum
Enterprise
Farm Bureau
W. H. Hansel
F. U. Linton
J. O. Hamilton
Franklin Kerr Guild Meets at First Presbyterian Church
A joint business and social meeting of the Franklin Kerr Guild was held Monday evening at the First Presbyterian Church with a 6 30 dinner. Hostesses were Mrs Roger W Friend Mrs Willard Lyke Mrs EH B Trueblood Mrs C L Abell and Mrs George Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Kerr Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Roger W. Friend
Willard Lyke
EH. B. Trueblood
C. L. Abell
George Watson
Seth Sloan
Dillon Sanderson
Helen D. Rochester
Athens
Ruth Heft
Rudolph Brandt
Bessie Briscoe
Violet Brehm
Elizabeth Dollison
Dollison
Lewis Mack
Paul Collison
Carl Frenier
Heft
Fred E. Hull
Desmond Braddock
Ella Miller
Carl Harper
Oatley Will Names Three Heirs and Executor
In Logan the will of Mrs. Hattie Oatley was read in Probate Court naming Lillian Dawson Schuyler Oatley and Kate Cornell as heirs. James Blosser is named executor. The will dated July 12, 1926 was witnessed by Harley M. Whitcraft and Edna M. Smith.
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Logan
Hattie Oatley
Lillian Dawson
Schuyler Oatley
Kate Cornell
James Blosser
Harley M. Whitcraft
Edna M. Smith
Farbeann Reaches Tenth Year as Hocking County Officer
Logan Ohio September 23 Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbeann marked ten years of service in Hocking County. He began as city traffic officer under Mayor J P Miller, later joined by county, moved to full time with the county, and was reappointed for two years under Sheriff Sol Ellinger. He remains the longest serving officer in the county.
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Logan
Joe Farbeann
Hocking County
J. P. Miller
A. J. Ulrich
John L. Smith
Isaac Vancuren
Sol Ellinger
Farbearn
Miss Ruth White Becomes Grove City High French Instructor
Ruth White daughter of Mr and Mrs John M White of Logan succeeds Lawrence Lehman as Grove City High School French instructor. Lehman held the post ten years before resigning to teach at Missouri College. White, a Logan High School and Ohio University graduate, recently completed her studies and has gone to Grove City to assume duties.
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Logan
Ruth White
John M. White
Lawrence Lehman
Grove City High School
White
Lehman
This County
Logan High School
Ohio University
Grove City
Missouri College
Miss White
Soliday visits with Shelgren and P T A meets at Greenland
Walter F Shelgren Bradford contractor visited Margaret Soliday Saturday and Sunday. Soliday will visit her sister Mrs Fred Kreyssig in Oil City. Supt J W Coleman to speak at Greenland Parent Teacher Association meeting at 7 30 Friday at Greenland School with Miss Weather Briley as teacher. Missionary Societies district meeting October 12 at First Presbyterian Church with speaker Mrs Cook. Churches at Nelsonville Union Furnace New
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Walter F. Shelgren
Bradford
Margaret Soliday
Logan
First Presbyterian Church
Cook
Nelsonville
Union Furnace
New
Old-Time Coon Hunts Revived
COLUMBUS Sept 22 Restoration of old time coon hunting days in Ohio is assured by five coon ranches to be established by the state division of conservation. Ranches will be in eastern northern western southern and central districts to provide coons for restocking the state. The plan follows Buckeye Lake conference actions including trapping Hungarian partridges for Urbana game farm brood stock and purchasing wild turkey to restock Southern Ohio forests. There is good wild turkey country in many counties including Washington Noble Meigs Gallia Morgan and more.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Division of Conservation
J. W. Thompson
Thompson
Buckeye Lake
Urbana
Washington
Noble
Meigs
Gallia
Morgan
Monroe, Muskingum, Hocking, Athens, Vinton, Jackson, Adams, Scioto and
Lawrence Counties
School leaders visit Columbus for business trip
Plymouth and Logan were represented as Supt. George E. Carr of the city schools and Supt. J. W. Coleman of the rural schools joined business visitors in Columbus on Tuesday.
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Plymouth
Logan
George E. Carr
J. W. Coleman
Columbus
Two Hocking County Girls Named in Nurse School Graduation
Logan residents Vera Louise Smith and Edna Ruth Melcher are among the class from Grant Hospital School of Nurses set to graduate Friday. Services will be at Broad Street Presbyterian Church in Columbus. Edna Ruth Melcher is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Melcher of South Bloomingville.
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Logan
Hocking County
Grant Hospital School of Nurses
Broad Street Presbyterian Church
Columbus
Vera Louise Smith
Edna Ruth Melcher
C. F. Melcher
South Bloomingville
Baalmann's Gas Tablets Promised To Ease Stomach Gas
Advert mentions Baalmann's Gas Tablets as a remedy for stomach gas and its effects. Claims include relief from gnawing stomach pain, anxiety, chest tightness, drowsiness after meals, and bloating. Promotes as helpful for better breathing and circulation. Sold at CLINE'S PHARMACY for $1.00 in a yellow package.
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Baalmann
CLINE
Two Held in Prison After Attack on Man
In Marietta on September 23 Charles Turrill and Phoebe Miller were jailed after a beating left Charles Diddy Justice seriously injured at Tremont Hospital. Witnesses say Justice bought candy for children at Turrill store before the attack. Turrill allegedly struck Justice with a heavy plank after an argument.
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Marietta
Charles
Diddy) Justice
Mile Run
Charles Turrill
Justice
Tremont Hospital
Turrill
Phoebe Miller
Miller
Haga United Brethren Church Set for October Homecoming
Local residents gather for fall church events as Haga United Brethren plans its second annual home-coming on October 11. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Conant and son Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Hailey Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ritzman, and Miss Emma Mum. Mrs. Frank Max visits her sister Mrs. M. M. Merrick, Merrick and MOM. Merrick hosts Sunday services at Mt. Liberty event.
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Joseph Conant
Howard
Mt. Liberty
Hailey Ward
Carl Ritzman
Haga Church
Mom
Merrick
Emma
Mt. Liberty, Sun
Haga United Brethren Church
Day meeting opens with music and a 1:30 program
The event features a basket dinner during the afternoon and an opening address by Reverend Bennington of the United Brethren Church at 1:30 p m. It mentions an acre area and a mission during the gathering.
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Acre
Bennington
The
United Brethren Church
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