Logan Coach Prepares Gridders For Lancaster Game
Logan High coach John Longley warns against overconfidence as the team readies for a Friday match with Lancaster. He notes Lancaster’s Hawkins may return, Circleville’s stronger squad, Logan’s bruises are minor, and emphasis shifts to defense and pass protection for the anticipated showdown.
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Logan
Lancaster
Logan High
John Longley
Circleville
Longley
Hawkins
Wellston
County Officers Uncertain After Charlies Gollen Detention
Logan, Sept. 27. County officers faced a blank on procedures for Charlies Gollen who was found by the Lancaster Road and taken to the county jail. Sheriff Lol Elsinger and Deputy Joe Farbearn questioned him. he spoke little and is believed to be an epileptic.
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Charles Gollen
Logan
Charlies Gollen
Lancaster Road
Lol Elsinger
Joe Farbearn
Moody and Wilson Couple Enter Married Bond
John Moody 22 a miner of Gilouster and Aimedia Wilson 14 at home of Murray City were married. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr. Johnson.
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John Moody
Gilouster
Frank Moody
Aimedia Wilson
Murray City
Harry Wilson
Mr. Johnson
War veteran weighs in on party loyalty and age
Captain J B Allen of Athens declares steadfast support for the Republican Party, recalling Civil War service at Vicksburg and Antietam. He warns against Democratic leadership, praises Lincoln era gains, and urges continuity of experienced governance as the nation faces uncertain times.
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Democratic Party
J. B. Allen
Athens
Eek
Vicksburg
Antietam
Lincoln
Abe
Republican Party
Washington
Logan Scout Court of Honor Awards Recipients
Logan September Court of Honor for Hocking County Boy Scouts awards second class ranks Marion Gray Pearl Guess. First class Scouts Robert Ralston James Campbell. Star Scout Edward Hamilton. Merit badges earned by Lee Larimer Neil Nelson Robert Ralston Paul Zimmerman Dick Brandt Emerson Kes and others. Troop awards include a Troop Grading Star and camp streamer for ten troops including Troop 153.
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Logan
Boy Scouts
Hocking County
T. G. Allen
Marion Gray
Pearl Guess
Robert Ralston
James Campbell
Edward Hamilton
Lee Larimer
Neil Nelson
Paul Zimmerman
Dick Brandt
Emerson Kes
Virgil Spencer
Claude Sheets
Dock Johnson
Harold Smith
David Roberts
W. LD. Braddock
Troop
Robert Hutchinson
Robert Scholl
Eddie Hamilton
Joe Stoughton
Ray Schwenke
Troop 153
Different Thieves Operate in County
Logan reports thieves in Hocking County at week’s end stole three bushels of clover seed from A. V. Beougher after it was hulled and spread on the floor. They also took two fancy horse collars from Joe White’s Washington Township farm, increasing his costs for new gear.
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Logan
Hocking County
Sol Ellinger
A. V. Beougher
Beougher
Joe White
Washington Township
Anglers Club Nears Enrollment Goal Boost Plans
In Logan on September 27 the Hocking County Anglers' Club reports rising membership and prepares to meet state officials Tuesday to discuss an artificial lake proposal. Club aims to enroll several hundred more members beyond the initial goal of five hundred.
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Anglers Club
Logan
Hocking County
Anglers’ Club
Tuesaday
Elopers Spark Parental Objections In Logan Case
Parental objections flare in Benton Township as Mary Lowery and Wilbert Walton allegedly elope. Marion Lowery sues in district court charging Walton enticed his daughter away to wed. Incorrigibility charges filed against Mary with warrants for the couple.
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Logan
Benton Township
Mary Lowery
Wilbert Walton
Marion Lowery
A. M. Ellinger
Walton
Three Robberies In Laurelville Suspected Amateur Group
Three robberies reported in Laurelville Sunday night targeted the Charles Lappen clothing store the Alien Restaurant and Dan Williams filling station. Sheriff Sol Ellinger and Deputy Joe Farbearn investigated finding forced entries and a small loot suggesting an amateur group led to the crimes.
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Logan
Laurelville
Sol Ellinger
Joe Farbearn
Charles Lappen
Alien
Dan Williams
Logan Gridders Declared Fit After Examinations
The Logan High School football squad of 36 players underwent physical examinations Friday and all were pronounced fit for strenuous athletic contests. Dr. W. B. Lacock conducted the exams.
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Logan
Logan High School
W. B. Lacock
Schick Tests Show High Immunization Rates in Rural Schools
Logan health commissioner Dr. W. B. Lacock reports 102 of 113 pupils tested had negative reactions after Schick tests. Schools visited include West Logan Bail Carnes and Marion Township. Three immunization rounds last winter boosted countywide coverage, with toxoid provided by the Federal Government and parental consent required.
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Logan
West Logan
Bail, Carnes
Marion Township
Lacock
Logan's Grand Old Man Nearly 100
Logan honors Barnhart Stracke on his 100th birthday with a courthouse rotunda celebration planned for next Monday from 2 to 4 PM. Civil War veteran and Germany native, Stracke remains sharp. 80 plus citizens invited. Rolland Bright MC and Judge Whitcraft to deliver remarks. Harden Orchestra to perform.
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Logan
Barnhart Stracke
Stracke
Germany
America
Rolland Bright
Harley M. Whitcraft
Harden Orchestra
Fred Stracke
Hocking Avenue
Three Hartley brothers killed in crossing crash near Vigo
Hartley brothers aged 21 and 27 from Jackson Township Pike County were killed when their car was struck by a train a mile west of Vigo Rosa County while en route to Lick Skillet Church.
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Hartley
Earl Hartley
Jackson Township
Pike County
Vigo
Rosa County
Lick Skillet Church
Rosequist Cleared to Play for Ohio State This Fall
Ohio State gains strengthened lineup as Ted Rosequist of Cleveland, a tackle, is ruled eligible under western conference rules. The junior played one game in 1931 before leaving school for the term’s remainder.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Ted Rosequist
Cleveland
Ohio
Rosequist
Judge McGoorty Guarded After Home Bombing
After his home was bombed and two people were seriously injured, Judge John P. Mc Goorty received police protection. Detectives accompany him to court daily and monitor his residence.
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John P. Mc
Goorty
Chicago
Church Notes Highlight Interdenominational Steps
About 250 students joined a Newspaper Party at the Methodist Church with each attendee acting as reporter for the Evening News. Dr Edith Wray spoke at the Sunday School meeting about a world minded philosophy from an old proverb. The Inter Denominational Council of Christian Methodist and Presbyterian Churches met at the Presbyterian Church and elected officers Marlin F Stockton Bernice Nolan and Damon Kairns plans for affiliate membership week were discussed.
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Edith Wray
Inter Denominational Council of the
Christian, Methodist and Presbyterian Churches
Presbyterian Church
Marlin F. Stockton
Attapulgus
Georgia
Bernice Nolan
Chesterhill
Ohio
Damon Kairns
Pleasant Valley Social Round of Sunday Visits
Pleasant Valley residents hosted and visited neighbors in a Sunday gathering. Several couples and families from Athens Hebbardsville Albany and Columbus shared time with local households including the Wood Copp er Bolin and McKinley families. Pearl Wood suffered a leg injury from a horse but the pain was not serious.
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George Bolin
Frances Haning
R. G. Wood
George Jellen
Floyd Miller
Columbus
Pearl Wood
Felix Dorsey
Ed Brooks
Lotus Gorby
Athens
Clara Cooper
J. M. Knowlton
F. M. Davis
Hebbardsville
J. A. Graham
Minnie Martin
Branch Woodyard
Charles Wood
Albany
Loyd Bolin
K. B. Brooks
H. M. McKinley
Pomeroy Series Decider Ends in Dexter Win
Dexter defeated Pomeroy 10 to 4 in a three game set decider at Dexter. McCann pitched seven innings for the win allowing six hits and striking out 12. Seai eres Pickens Davis and Turner each had three hits.
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Dexter
Zaresk
McCann
Seaieres
Pickens
Davis
Turner
Pitching duel and fines in Pomeroy hunting case
In a baseball scoring excerpt McCann Roades McGraner combined for 12 strikeouts while Hayes Chubb limited hits to decisive innings. Losing pitcher Hayes. Umpires Martin and Davis. Time two hours fifteen minutes. Separately A E Wright and Paul Cain were fined twenty five dollars and costs for hunting without a license in Pomeroy after Warden Eldon J Clark's arrest. they paid and were released.
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McCann
Roades
McGraner
Chubb
Hayes
Martin
Zaleski
Davis
Dexter
Pomeroy
A. E. Wright
Paul Cain
Justice of Peace
H. H. Mees
Eldon J. Clark
Residents and visitors gather around McConnelsville area
Many locals and guests are listed visiting relatives and friends around Heath and nearby towns. Names include Mrs J M Buchanan with two sons, Mrs Lewis Sauer and three children, Miss Nella King, Miss Ruth Mossman and others visiting places from Beaver to Columbus. Several plans for wintering and schooling noted.
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J. M. Buchanan
Lewis Sauer
Rocky Glenn Sanitarium
McConnelsville
Buchanan
Otto Stanley
Columbus
Nella King
Beaver
H. E. Bush
W. B. Patterson
Foreign Missionary Society of
Heath M. E. Church
E. C. Trickler
Dayton
Charles W. Snider
Ruth Mossman
Fern
Faye Abbott
Pauline
Helwig
Logan
Hobart Daniels
Bucyrus
Elia Daniels
Gordon K. Harris
Ohio State University
William Stansbury
Dale Warner
Warner
Sally Jordan
Funeral arrangements for 16 year old Jennie Limotta
Funeral arrangements for Jennie Limotta a 16 year old girl who committed death by own action Saturday afternoon at her father's restaurant in Columbus were completed today. The family was unable to give a motive for her act.
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Columbus
Jennie Limotta
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