Local firm ranks second in packers safety contest
Heine Packing Co of Logan places second in the Division of Safety and Hygiene contest. The four month period ending April 30 saw 36,297 man hours worked with 132 accidents, a loss of time rate of 36.4 per million hours. Eight state wide campaigns run under Industrial Commission auspices show injuries reduced in many groups and economic losses cut.
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Division of Safety and Hygiene
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Heine Packing Co. of
Logan
Ohio
Industrial Commission
Commencement Exercises At Union Furnace Hit With Humor
Commencement rites drew about 500 people as Dusty Miller veteran Wilmington newspaperman and humorist delivered the address Types of People. The Union Furnace high school auditorium hosted class instrumental numbers and a girls glee club set under Martha Smith. J W Coleman handed out diplomas and Rev C F Patton delivered the benediction. Hal Phelps left for Dayton to visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusty” Miller
Wilmington
Union Furnace
Melvin Marburger
Martha Smith
J. W. Coleman
C. F. Patton
Jury hearing neglect case in Ohio court
The State of Ohio versus Rosten Pyle for neglect to provide was submitted to a common pleas jury today. Jurors include Jas. Martin, Wm. Coe, W. I. Krieg, Mrs. Leo Armstrong, Mrs. C. L. Adcock, Carrie Johnson, Leslie Lehman, James Stahr, Walter Bowen, Mrs. James Shaw, John Daubenmire, and Syd Walker. Judge L. G. Worstell of Athens assists Prosecutor Gerald Lanning.
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State of
Ohio
Rosten Pyle
Common Pleas Court
Jas. Martin
Wm. Coe
W. I. Krieg
Leo Armstrong
C. L. Adcock
Carrie Johnson
Leslie Lehman
James Stahr
Walter Bowen
James Shaw
John Daubenmire
Syd Walker
L. G. Worstell
Athens
Gerald Lanning
Robertson Buried In North Africa
The burial of Plain Dealer editor Carl T. Robertson occurred Tuesday in Rabat Morocco at the European Cemetery. Interment followed his wishes. Mrs. Robertson left for New York aboard the Exminster and is due June 19. Robertson had traveled abroad extensively for historical material for the newspaper and planned further journeys. He left Cleveland last month for Africa Spain and Portugal. The widow was Josephine Wuebben of Logan and a son survives.
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Carl T. Robertson
Plain Dealer
Rabat
Morocco
Robertson
Exminster
New York
Cleveland
Africa
Spain
Portugal
Josephine Wuebben
Ida Wuebben
Logan
Postpone Huls Rites For Mrs J W Huls In Rockbridge
The body of Mrs J W Huls is held at Heinlein Funeral Home awaiting nephew Walter Huls arrival. Walter was injured in a road accident at Galesburg New Jersey while en route to the funeral.
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J. W. Huls
Rockbridge
Heinlein
Walter Huls
Galesburg
Huls
Grande Valley
Colo
Big still viewed by county officials in Zanesville
Auditor W. S. Yaw Probate Judge E. L. Ewing and Recorder Carl Sparnow spent Thursday afternoon in Zanesville where they viewed the big alcohol still confiscated some time ago by federal agents.
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W. S. Yaw
E. L. Ewing
Carl Sparnow
Zanesville
Eye Injury Sidelined Local Worker After Car Crank Backfire
John Frazier suffers an eye injury when a car crank backfired on Monday evening striking him in the face as he cranked the vehicle. He is listed in recovery.
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John Frazier
Ziegler Moves to Logan from Murray City
Charles Ziegler the Hocking county naturalist has moved from Murray City to 215 West Main Street Logan He has been teaching in the schools at Newtown.
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Charles Ziegler
Hocking County
Murray City
Fewer Hazards More Accidents On Ohio State Highways
Traffic Bureau figures show 55 percent of early 1935 accidents on rural state highways occurred on straight sections with no intersections. About 45 percent happened in daytime under clear weather. Officials warn too perfect conditions lead drivers to lower guard and cause crashes.
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Ohio
Traffic Bureau
State Highway Department
John Jaster, Jr
Mrs Ollie DeMetrion Moves to Logan Residence
Former Middletown resident Mrs Ollie DeMetrion relocates to 568 Zanesville Ave Logan from Middletown as her new address and residence.
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Ollie DeMetrion
Middletown
Zanesville Ave
Logan
Hand in Nine Spot Harps Back Seven Aces
Sam Buchan comments on a lucky run in a card game where no honors appeared and the highest card shown was a nine. The fragment notes a lucky player and a modest hand.
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Sam Buchan
Sam
Miss Stoody Ill at Richeys. Primmer Steps In
Miss Margaret Stoody is ill and off duty at Richey’s. Mrs. Sam Primmer takes her place temporarily.
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Margaret Stoody
Richey’s
Sam Primmer
OSU Polo Letters Awarded at annual Athletic Banquet
Tom McGovern a 19 year old freshman in the College of Medicine was among eight awarded polo letters at the Ohio State University athletic banquet and dance held recently. He is the son of Mr and Mrs R A McGovern of Logan.
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Tom McGovern
R. A. McGovern
Logan
Ohio State University
McGovern
College of Medicine
Return of Rev Bliss From Southeast Ohio Pastoral Conference
Rev Elmer Bliss of Trinity Lutheran church returned home Thursday after a three day session of the Southeastern Ohio Pastoral Conference held in Marysville.
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Elmer Bliss
Trinity Lutheran Church
Southeastern Ohio
The
Lutheran Church
Marysville
Wreck Victims Improving After Fatal Crash
Charles Strum and Robert Peacock of Murray City and Nelsonville’s Lew Wolfe are reported improving at Cherrington hospital after an auto crash that killed Ray Irvin of Murray City and Jake Brooks of Columbus. Sheriff investigating. driver of the truck Joseph Frye uninjured. Strum not out of danger with concussion and facial injuries. Peacock injured but not seriously. Brooks and Irvin buried or to be buried.
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Charles Strum
Robert Peacock
Murray City
Cherrington
Lew Wolfe
Nelsonville
Ray Irvin
Jake Brooks
Columbus
Peacock
Joseph Frye
Brooks
McCarthy
Irvin
Shawnee
Frye
Joe Farbearn
Newton Spencer
Strum
Hocking County
Zanesville
Eagle Lodge
Accident victim improves at home after window injury
George Bud Eberst Jr an employee of H C Godman Co sustained two fractured fingers while closing a window last week and is recovering at his home Medical staff reported his condition improved today as he rests at home in the era of the story.
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George “Bud” Eberst, Jr
H. C. Godman Co
Marriage Licenses Filed for Ronald Dicker and Marguerite Canter
Ronald Dicker 22, miner of Nelsonville, son of Mr and Mrs Ed Dicker, wed Marguerite Lucille Canter 18, at home in Nelsonville, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Canter.
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Ronald Dicker
Miner
Nelsonville
Ed Dicker
Marguerite Lucille Canter
Charles Canter
Man Held Over Assault Charge In Meigs County
Roy Stimmel of Coonville was arrested in Pomeroy by Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith on an assault and battery charge filed by his wife Nora Stimmel. Sheriff Roscoe Fowler approved extradition. Stimmel is jailed awaiting arraignment before Magistrate S. B. Whitehart.
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Roy Stimmel
Coonville
Nora Stimmel
Pomeroy
Nellis Smith
Roscoe Fowler
Meigs County
Summer
S. B. Whitehart
Woman seeks divorce in Haydenville case
Dorothy McQuade files for divorce from Clifford McQuade of Haydenville alleging extreme cruelty. She requests custody of their two children and alimony.
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Dorothy McQuade
Clifford McQuade
Haydenville
Summer Plans For Ohio State Professor Family
Mr and Mrs Miles Graham and their daughter Sheila of Columbus will spend the summer near Logan. Mr Graham is a professor in the College of Agriculture at Ohio State University.
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Miles Graham
Sheila
Columbus
Logan
Graham
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Patrolman Jim Bower Transferred from Athens to Newark
Highway Patrolman Jim Bower, longtime Athens officer, was transferred to Newark today. His replacement at Athens will be Patrolman Meyer.
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Jim Bower
Athens
Newark
Meyer
Death of Grant Hysell 68 in Logan
Grant Hysell 68 a former city and county employee died suddenly at his home on East Front Street at 6 15 this morning from a cerebral blood clot the physician said He was a stone cutter by trade and came to Logan from Pomeroy He is survived by his widow Emma two daughters Dorothy and Mrs Flossie Hicks and three sons Oakley Merritt and Kingsley plus two infant deaths Funeral services are by Leonard Funeral Service and will be held after Kingsley arrives.
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Cyprus
Richard the Lion-Hearted
England
Turkey
Grant Hysell
E. Front Street
Mr. Hysell
Logan
Pomeroy
Emma Hysell
Dorothy
Flossie Hicks
Gore
Oakley
Merritt
Athens
Kingsley
Wyandotte
Mich
Leonard
Four Local People Graduate At O.S.A.
Ohio State University will award 1350 degrees at commencement on Monday June 10 in the stadium with baccalaureate on Sunday at 3 p m Speaker will be Charles F Wishart from the College of Wooster Class day exercises Monday morning and an afternoon reception by President George W Rightmire The Logan graduates include John W Wellman Alice G Poston Elizabeth J Martin and Stanley Risch relatives plan to attend the ceremonies.
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Ohio State University
Chas. F. Wishart
College of Wooster
George W. Rightmire
Logan
John W. Wellman
Alice G. Poston
Elizabeth J. Martin
Stanley Risch
Hocking County Issues 63 Cigarette Licenses
County Auditor Yaw reports 63 cigarette licenses issued to Hocking county vendors, down from 70 last year. Vendors failing to purchase face penalties when checked by the cigarette license inspector. Deadline to buy licenses was May 27 with a dealer checkup planned soon.
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Hocking County
Yaw
Pfeiffer in Logan on brief business visit
Mr. Jacob Pfeiffer president of Logan Clay Products Co is in Logan for a brief business visit.
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Jacob Pfeiffer
The
Logan Clay Products Co
Logan
District Meet Planned at Murray City by Logan Aerie
Logan Aerie No. 2168 F O E installed new officers with Virgil Davis of Athens as instal lation officer. Officers named include Earl Columber as Worthy President Warren Snyder as Worthy Vice President Charles Riggs as Chaplain Stanley Sparrow as Secretary Carl Bell as Treasurer trustees John St Clair three years Oakley Hysell two years Earl Hood one year District initiation meeting announced for Sunday at Murray City with banquet and entertainment sponsored by Aerie No 1044 to accommodate a large local group.
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Logan Aerie
Virgil Davis
Athens
Worthy
Earl Columber
Warren Snyder
Charles Riggs
Stanley Sparnow
Carl Bell
John St. Clair
Oakley Hysell
Earl Hood
Murray City
Aerie No. 1044
Sheriff Farad Beams as Sharpshooter in County Display
A Hocking County sheriff, Joe Farad Beam, demonstrated expert marksmanship with a Winchester .22 Model 52 at 125 feet, firing at the heads of matches in the company of a nervy assistant. The display likened his prowess to Federal agents as locals watched the feat.
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Dillingers
Nelsons
Lavolls
Hocking County
Joe Faradbeam
Brothers Plead Not Guilty to Cattle Theft
Lawrence and John Connor of Coonville and Carbon Hill pleaded not guilty to cattle theft charges when arraigned before Magistrate S B Whitehart. They were bound over to the Grand Jury with bonds set at 800 dollars each, and neither has posted bond yet.
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Lawrence
John Connor
Coonville
Carbon Hill
S. B. Whitehart
Grand Jury
Mooney Improves After Blood Poisoning Illness
Logan's L. P. Mooney, once struck by blood poisoning, shows slow improvement. A huge transfer occurred as $1,000,000,000 in gold and 1200 tons moved from San Francisco to the Denver mint.
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San Francisco
Denver
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Packer
Home Co
Dusty’ Miller
Coleman
Hal Phelps
Dayton
H. W. Harden Co
Lanning
North Africa
Ziegler
U. S
Patent Office
Stanley
Martha Murdocks
Les Sw. Stanley
Stanles
Miss Stoody
Roy Stimel
Carpenter Hardware Co
Democrat-Sentinel
O.S.A
William G. Owens
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Mooney
L. P. Mooney
Meat Department
Midland
Bierly
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