Hocking County Grand and Petit Jurors Drawn for October Term
Grand and petit jurors were drawn for the October term with Nelson Delong present. Grand jurors report October 11 and petit jurors October 25. About 25 cases are set for the grand jury including a corruption charge against county engineer Ernest L. Schaal. Other cases include two assaults on girls, breaking and entering, reckless driving, non support, and related offenses. Names of jurors are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mode Lewis
Murray City
Joe Allen
Starr Township
Clinton Webb
Logan
Harry Dennis
South Bloomingville
Edward Dixon
Della Bishop
George Stevens
Green Township
James Nelson
William Dupler
Myra Frazier
Ira Shisler
Laurelville
Pearl Rose
Hazel Kanode
Jesse F. McGrady
Rockbridge
Homer Hutton
George Potts
Lowell Irick
Marion Township
Pearl Featherofl
Pearl Bailey
South Perry
Albert Nelson
Nelsonville
Sherman Poling
Byron Waldron
Clara Cline
Ira Hillyer
Jobs
Charles Kennard
New Plymouth
Rt. 1
Edward Beougher
William Knapp
Clara Rulon
Frank Stevens
Roscoe Harsh
Falls Township
Harry J. Stevenson
Noel North
R. F. D. Arch Ralston
Logan Rt
All Colors of Corn Collected for Exhibit
Varied corn is being gathered by the extension office for an agricultural exhibition to run Thursday through Saturday under James R. Smoot. J. M. Lanner of Starr Township brought red calico and yellow varieties. Pearl Strawn's Washington Township white corn is included among many yellow corn collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James R. Smoot
J. M. Lanner
Starr Township
Pearl Strawn
Washington Township
Traffic aid by Logan motorcycle officer marks first in years
Hugh Little, special patrolman, patrolled on motorcycle Saturday to assist regular officers in afternoon and evening traffic. Sheriff Joe Farbearn previously served as city traffic officer 15 years ago. Mary Clark left Cherrington Hospital Sunday after several days of treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hugh Little
Joe Farbearn
Mary Clark
Cherrington Hospital
Logan Brief Social Notes
Mr. and Mrs. Gifford Huls and two children of Columbus visited Mrs. Ann Shriner and family Sunday. Huls travels for a Columbus firm and recently returned from Illinois and Wisconsin. Mrs. James Harburger of this city stayed in Nelsonville to visit relatives. James Rossman of Haydenville was a Sunday dinner guest of George Eberst Jr. Dr. C. P. Swett and son from Sugar Grove visited local families. The Milkes and Selsingers from Sandusky visited D. Y. Milne and later toured New Straitsville and the parks area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gifford Huls
Columbus
Ann Shriner
Huls
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Nebraska
James Harburger
Nelsonville
George
Louise Pierce
James Rossman
Haydenville
George Eberst, Jr
C. P. Swett
Sugar Grove
Fred Carpenter
South Logan
Lloyd Mack
Doris
Glenford
Orville Wiseman
Thornville
Logan
Charles Mack
William Milke
Ruth Selsinger
Lyle Milne
Sandusky
D. Y. Milne
New Straitsville
Parks
Logan Chieftains Ready for Athens Test Friday
Logan Chieftains prepare for a league opener at Athens after a week of ground work and aerial drills. They split two games, losing to Columbus South 19 to 6 and beating McArthur 30 to 0, with Joe Thomas set to return in the backfield replacing Bill Shaw who filled in with several solid gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Athens High
Logan Chieftains
Chieftains
Columbus South
McArthur
Joe Thomas
Bill Shaw
Shaw
Logan Anglers Find Bass Are Too Small
Anglers along the Hocking River near Logan report many bass are undersized after two weeks of fishing. Catch and release continues as stock appears healthy, with hope that within a year or two more keepers will be available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking
Contempt Order In Weakley Case. $100 Support Due
Logan court dated Friday ordered Harry Weakley to pay $100 for child support within three days or be jailed. The defendant was committed to the county jail until payment. The case has prior appearances in this court. 60 attended Oak Grove School stunt program in Green Township directed by C. W. Ziegler, followed by a wiener roast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Oak Grove
Green Township
C. W. Ziegler
Official of County Dies
The county official’s death marks the third among county officials in under a year and the fourth among men in public life. Funeral services are set for 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, to be held at the Methodist Episcopal Church or Woodard Funeral Home, with Rev. Charles W. Graham delivering the sermon. Burial will follow at New Lexington Cemetery. He leaves a wife Mrs. Ora Yaw and two sons Ivor and Owen, plus his father D. B. Yaw and several siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley M. Whitcraft
George C. Hengst
Edwin D. Ricketts
Yaw
Mr. Hengst
Hengst
Methodist Episcopal Church
Masonic Fraternity
Knights of Pythias
Red Men and
Eagles
Logan Kiwanis Club
Ora Yaw
Ivor
Akron
Owen
Cincinnati
D. B. Yaw
Woodard Funeral Home
Charles W. Graham
New Lexington Cemetery
Car Skids Strikes Auto on Zanesville Avenue
Clifford Craig lost control on slippery pavement Saturday night, his car skidding into Thomas Rainer's vehicle on Zanesville Avenue. Both cars were damaged but no injuries reported.
Mrs Marsh Jadwin Improves After Heart Attack
Logan reports Mrs Marsh Jadwin of 391 W Second St is improving slightly after a heart attack six weeks ago that confined her to home. She visited a heart specialist last week for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Luther Heyde Elected Senior Class Head
Logan High School elected class officers with Luther Heyde as senior class president. Other senior officers include George McGonagle as vice president Margee Tschappat as secretary Kermit Bliss as treasurer and Phyllis Nixon as student council representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Logan High School
Luther Heyde
George McGonagle
Margee Tschappat
Kermit Bliss
Phyllis Nixon
Ruth Thomas
Rosemary Canty
Bill Walsh
Lee Evans
Albert Blick
June Hickman
Bette Ann Brown
Bob McBride
Connie Cline
Intoxication charge filed against Logan Forbes
Logan Forbes was taken into custody Sunday morning by Patrolmen A F Evans and C D Notestone who filed a charge of intoxication. He was arraigned before Mayor Kenneth Fitzgerald, who fined him five dollars and costs after an attempt to enter the residence of William Wedgeard on Gallagher Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Eugene Forbes
A. F. Evans
C. D. Notestone
William Woodgeard
Gallagher Ave
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Car Sales Rise in Logan Amid Late-Season Push
Local dealers report 33 new car sales in September up to Saturday as a rush of applications for driver licenses grows at the deputy registrar of motor vehicles office. In Nelsonville, the Class of 1898 reunion will be attended by Mrs. James Harbarger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Nelsonville High School
James Harbarger
Ames-Bern PTA Opens Year with 4-H Program Leaders
Amesville Ames-Bern PTA opened its year at the High School Building on Tuesday September 21 with new president Mrs Adda Phillips presiding. The meeting featured 4-H Club programs by both boys and girls including songs a style review and reports by club members on values and trips. The night also noted visits from local residents and upcoming church class election news as the community gathered for a festival kickoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
Ames-Bern Pta
Mary Grosvenor
Adda Phillips
Rebecca Smith
Catherine White
Gaynelle Poston
Glenna Zarley
Marietta
Mary Lee Thompson
Columbus
Victor Keirns
Selby Glazier
Lawrence Best
Ross Wright
Rhea Hambilton Hightower
Cleveland
Jessie Owens
Seattle
Wash
James Meseher
Howard Clark
Earl Shepherd
Crois Clark
Pauline
Junior
Coolville
Chester Morris
Athens
O. W. Smith
Spencer
W. Va
Arla van Valey
Sue McClain
Chesterhill
van Valey
H. R. Sedwick
Eva Morris
Martha Sedwick
Belle Sedwick
Sedwick
Helen Hixon
Nellie Hixon
Esther
M. E. Church
Harry Lee
Elza Linscott
Local Angler H A Haynes Lands 24 Bass in Six Days
The Rev H A Haynes of Gibisonville is praised as a top Hocking County angler after a Darby Creek trip. Over six days he caught 24 smallmouth bass kept, including 14 measuring 16 to 17 inches. Only one fish was under legal size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
H. A. Haynes
Gibisonville
Hocking County
Darby Creek
Carbon Hill Band Seeks $600 for Uniforms
Logan area fundraiser aims for $600 to buy uniforms for Carbon Hill High School Band now entering its third year. On the first day, $319 was subscribed. Melvin Harbarger directs the band, the first high school unit formed outside Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Carbon Hill
Melvin Harbarger
Logan Team Wins Two Softball Games in Lively Sunday
Logan wins two Industrial League games against Circleville at S and S Park. First game ends 5 to 1 with Marion Strawn allowing five hits. second game 3 to 0 as Dick Milne shuts out Circleville. Next Sunday’s rematch set for Circleville. A Logan marriage license issued to Chester Lemon 22 and Eva Dean 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Circleville
S. and
S. Park
Marion Strawn
Dick Milne
Chester Lemon
Burl Lemon
Eva Dean
Corning
Mark Evans
Hugo Brandt Concert Company at high school auditorium
Hugo Brandt the Polish born concert pianist and composer leads a three week Friday series featuring Jean Justin soprano and James Burdette baritone. Oct 1 Electrical Wizard C E Jones, Oct 8 Lon Johnson Company and Caveny, Oct 15 The Mysterious Mr Mason play. Ames Bern PTA sponsors festival events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Brandt
Poland
America
Franz Schubert
Jean Justin
Chicago
James Burdette
C. E. Jones
Century of Progress
Lon Johnson Company
Caveny
Mr. Mason
Ames-Bern
Parent-Teacher Association
Columbus
Agricultural Department
Logan Seeks New Blight Resisting Trees
Logan considers chinquapin trees as blight resistant replacements for dying chestnuts. C W Ziegler notes chinquapins grow in Virginia mountain regions and sent nuts from Giles County. Hocking County’s C S Matheny plans to plant new seedlings, with shipments expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
C. S. Matheny
Haydenville
Gallia County farmer makes sweet sorghum outbreak in Bidwell
Abner Clonch of Bidwell R.2 produced 275 gallons of sorghum from 3.5 acres of cane and plans to double his acreage next season as he prepares to ship to northern Ohio markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Abner Clonch
Bidwell
Ohio
Clonch
Oak Grove Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
The Rev. B Burr of Athens held a 2 p m sermon at Connett M E Church. Irvin Nanna’s telegram to Pittsburgh announced his son in law's death. Logan visitors Gilbert Leffler family stayed with Charles Wendell. Kinsey family from Kent visiting Charles Kinsey family. Ely and Howard families attended New Plymouth Grange inspection. York Grange meetings and Pomona Grange visit noted. Flo Baker convalescing at Hankison home. Garnett Thornton had tonsil operation. An excerpt notes climate variation in Colombia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
B. Burr
Athens
Connett M. E
Irvin Nanna
Pittsburgh
Gilbert Leffler
Logan
Charles Wendell
William Kinsey
Kent
Charles Kinsey
Herbert Ely
Carbondale
Verna France
Roy Wachenschwanz
York Grange
Ed Howard
Dorothy
Herebert Ely
New Plymouth
Pomona Grange
Canaanville
York and
Summit Granges
Flo Baker
George Hankison
Garnett Thornton
George Thornston
Webb
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