Woman Dies After Four Car Wreck Near Ewing
In Logan on Saturday night a four car crash near Ewing claimed the life of Gertrude Rheinscheid 41. She died at Cherry Tree Hospital from a fractured skull after being thrown from her car. Several others including Ronald Rheinscheid 18 and Edward Ewing escaped with minor injuries. Authorities investigated at the scene with Sheriff Etiweiler and Deputy Forthmann. Funeral arrangements set for Tuesday at the Biesboro Church with Rev. James Fields officiating.
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Logan
Gertrude Rheinscheid
John Rheinscheid
Cherrington Hospital
Akreuil
Ronald Rheinscheld
Vivian
Nettie
Lloyd
Clarence Primmer
Rheinscheld
B. M. Winters
Lotta Avenue
Columbus
Edward Ewing
Lancas
Starling Arbell
Jewel Wray
Winters
Romaic
Wrey
Itepad
Rheinscheid
Crewan
Romnald
Primmer
Ewing
Ardell
Wray
William Mosure
Frhein
Logez
Ries
Echeid Beaves
W. A. Cooper
Episcopal
Sedalia
Cooper
Haydenville
Mrar Leogex
Exter M. Comper
Marses
Bertha Bal
Seattle
Walter M Haas
Biesboro
James Fields
Logern
Convention Attendance By Masons and Chapters This Week
Reports indicate Pete trade Rae the Gramé Chapter and Grand Masonnic meetings in Lima this week. Mr Beight attends as Chap with Bower representing the Committee, while the two groups pursue yearlong events and public functions amid steady schedules in the area.
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Pete Trade Rae
Gramé
Grand Masonnic
Lima
Mr. Beight
Chapeeee Bower
Commeil
Wil
Momisy
C. W
Classified and Circulation Notes from The Messenger Press
Clinton Webb staff correspondent lists classified ads and circulation notices. Contact D Milne by phone 272 for circulation items and related notices.
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Clinton Webb
Milne
Grange Work Shows Increased Interest in Hocking County
In Logan Ohio 18 months of revival have doubled Grange memberships and added Miller Chapel Marion Granges to Ewing and Hocking. New halls bought and M E Church buildings repurposed for meeting space. Teams now confer degrees from memory boosting activity. summer baseball league supported by the Granges. County deputy J O Harmiton leads efforts, continuing Walter North’s program.
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J. O. Harmiton
Grange
Walter North
Ohio Fuel Gas plans Route 41 upgrade near Logan
Preparations underway by the Ohio Fuel Gas Company for Route 41 improvements south of Logan. Pipelines on old canal land will be relocated to accommodate the new grade, with other utility firms likely to move lines as grading proceeds.
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Logan
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Camal
Mes
Teachers Interested Work From Ghie University
Logan area teachers to attend an evening class at 6 oclock Tuesday under Ohio University extension staff. History and English to be taught, with classes held this winter at the Courthouse Auditorium instead of Logan Senior High.
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Logan
Logzen
Ohio University
Logan Senior High
Nut Crop Outlook Expanded Despite Weather Issues
A fragmented report from Logan notes a large nut crop with mats to be added to tran vegetation and grain fields. It warns the crop may be scarcer than usual and lists seeds and pests, suggesting a strong harvest for select varieties.
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Logan
Logan Seon Footballes Notes and Purple Chert Referenced
The fragmented text appears to reference a football context with mentions of Seon Logan, talents, and purple items. It is difficult to extract a clear event, date, or proper nouns beyond Seon Logan and purple references. The readable parts suggest a sports or talent discussion without concrete outcomes.
Hocking County Votes on School Bonds at November Ballot
Logan Benton Township electors will decide on a $4000 bond to build a physical education and manual arts building at South Bloomingville High School. Resolutions for the issue go to the Hocking County Election Board for the November ballot after a prior technicality. Ballot orders include 3320 Logan, 90M for township electors, and 569 for the county school board.
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Hocking County
Logan
Benton Township
South Bloomingville
Hocking County Election Board
Salt Creek Township
Laurelville
Murray City
Charles C. Achauer
Hand Bill Details Straw berry Festival in Logan 1873
Hand bill dated June 20 1873 framed in Logan Fire Engine House announces a Strawberry festival and ice cream social. Proceeds to purchase uniforms for the freshmen with a concert by Logan Sliver Carmet Bend. Committee members include Ed Davenport S S Books Newt Collins David Luker and Wiltam Downer.
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Ed. L. Davenport
S&s. H. Books
Newt Collins
David Luker
Wiltam Downer
Veteran farmer auctioneer plans move from Falls Township farm
Logan is told that Joe Hamilton, a longtime Falls Township tenant, will move from his farm to Logan and hold a sale to dispose of farm equipment. He has worked as a tenant on the iingle farm for years.
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Logan
Joe Hamilton
Falls Township
Salt Creek Valley Farmers Report Heavy Crop Losses
A Salt Creek Valley farmer in western Hocking County says fields suffered by fieods and heavy winds will cut district yields below average, signaling a poor crop season for local farmers.
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Logan
Salt Creek Valley
Hocking County
Logan Grange holds annual inspector inspection
The Ewing Grange annual inspector visit occurred at Clostero Hall Friday evening with county deputy Third Degree J. O. Hamilton presiding. the Ewing team presented the ritualistic proceedings and were offered the inspection.
Buckwheat Crop Extends to Ray Burns Farm
Buckwheat crops yield heavy returns for Ray Burns of Falls Township. From seven acres his 117 bushels were threshed last week by Charles Frasure and Herbert Stiverson. They call it the best buckwheat crop they have threshed this year.
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Logan
Ray Burns
Falls Township
Farrmer
Burns
Charles Frasure
Herbert Stiverson
Marriage of Miss Bebout and Carl M Fast
Announcement in Columbus recalls the July 25 ceremony uniting Miss Bessie Alice Bebout and Carl M. Fast. The Rev F Howard Callahan officiated at the First-EBroad Methodist Episcopal Church. Bebout, daughter of Mrs J Elmer Bebout, trained as a nurse and studied at Ohio State. Fast, son of Mr and Mrs Albert M Fast, is an electrical engineer. The couple recently returned from an Eastern trip.
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Logan
Columbus
Bessie Alice Bebout
Carl M. Fast
F. Howard Callahan
First-Ebroad Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Bebout
J. Elmer Bebout
Marion Township
Cherrington Hospital School of Nurses
Ohio State University
Fast
Albert M. Fast
Logan Is Watched as Visiting High Schools Fail To Learn Formations
Logan, Sept. 28. While the Logan Hichersiders tangled with McArthur here, scouts from Wellston, Middiet and Melsonville observed but did not gain usable observations. Wellston’s coach attended though his team had no game that day. The locals won without disclosing many of their formations, preventing the visitors from assessing the home team in an emergency.
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Logan
Logan Hicheridders
McArthur
Wellston
Midddiepert
Melsonville
Wellstom
Ting
H. G. Southard
State Department of Health
Tourist Club Opens Season At Mrs McManicai Home
Mrs. B C McManicai hosted the Tourist Club at her North Mulberry Street home. Fourteen members attended the first meeting of the season led by president Mrs Lawrence Hack with a talk on South America by Mrs Carlton Bright. Dinner followed the social hour with guests Mrs S Clark Mrs H M Boocks Mrs Forest E Weinrich Logan and Mrs T D Brown Hayderville.
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B. C. McManicai
North Mulberry Street
Lawrence Hack
Spexe
South America
Carlton Bright
S. Clark
H. M Boocks
Forest E. Weinrich
Logan
T. D. Brown
Hayderville
Editorial Endorses Myers Y Cooper for Governor
The Ekenton-A front page editorial endorses the return of Myers Y Cooper as governor of Obie, aligning with the Republican stance and urging voters to support his candidacy.
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Ekenton
Euditorial
the Republican
Myers Y. Cooper
Obie
Fairs in Ohio 1931 Profit Picture Unclear
Columbus dispatch notes a poor fair season with many county shows near closing without aid. Upcoming fairs at Butler Hamilton Carrollton Marion Wooster Attica and Georgetown Coshocton Mt Gilead Ottawa Dover Lancaster are listed.
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Columbus
Butler
Hamilton County
Carrollton
Carroll County
Marion
Marion County
Wooster
Wayne County
Attica
Georgetown
Coshocton
Mt. Gilead
Ottawa
Dover
Lancaster
State Board of Parole
Ohio Penitentiary
Bishop
Aids
McSweeney
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Charlies L. Sherwood
Ohio Mental Hygiene Association
Sherwood
Cleveland State Hospital
Night Training of Dogs Banned in Ohio This Season
Ohio game officers announce a nocturnal training ban for dogs from Oct 15 to Nov 15. The order, approved by conservation leaders, ends prior allowances and enforces strict compliance. The raccoon open season is shortened to Nov 15 to Jan 15.
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Swartz of
Gilcuster
Cc. E. Harmon
Bureau of Conservation Officers
Ohio
J. W. Thompson
Board of Conservation Officers
Coalton Gas Consumers Reject Increased Rate
Gas rate dispute in Coalton leads to passive resistance as customers refuse payment on the proposed higher rate. The company would collect the higher charge and impound the difference pending state hearing outcomes, but Coalton consumers rejected the plan.
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Coalton
Ohio
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