Nesboro High School survey by state official
Louthian and Superintendent Coleman surveyed Nesboro High School to decide if it will continue next year. The state department backed consolidating to one high school at Union Furnace, while Starr-Washington Townships had agreed to keep Nesboro for at least three years, with WPA road improvements noted on the Llesboro to Union Furnace route.
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Jre
Nesboro
State Department
L. L. Louthian
Starr- Was
Louthian
J. W. Coleman
Tilesboro
Aee
Union Furnace
Starr-Wash
Ilesboro
Starr
Washington Townships
Llesboro
WPA Salt
Aerial yearbook edition published by Logan High School
The 1938 Aerial yearbook, Logan High School’s largest on record with 228 pages, was being distributed today by the printer. It features hundreds of photos of students and staff, notes on the North West Territory 150th anniversary, and includes artwork by Virginia Butterfield with Luther Heyde as Editor in Chief and a long list of staff roles and class reporters.
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Aerial
Logan High
North- West Territory
Virginia Butterfield
Luther Heyde
Ralph Poston
Jame Grooms
Lee Evans
Albert Leonard
Joe Karshner
Mar- Bee Tschappat
Betty Hmoll
John Schaal
Bernard McGraner
Jean Butterfield
Eddie Nelson
Krumilauf
Virginia Fitzgerald
Betty Smoot
Rosemary Canty
Dorothy Boyle
Martha Ann Kinser
Eugenia Chifos
County Courts Real Estate Transfer by Filaningan to Fetheroll
Ralph and Janie Filaningan transfer two acres in Salt Creek section 6 to Pearl Fetheroll per county court records.
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Ralph and
Janie Filaningan
Pearl Fetheroll
Salt Creek
Merry Sewers 4 H Club Holds Third Meeting
The Merry Sewers 4 H Club met at Helen Joy’s home on Thursday with a business session led by the president. Three members presented topics on different studies and project work followed. The next meeting is set for June 9 at the home of Helen and Wilma St Clair.
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Merry Sewers 4-H Club
Helen Joy
Helen
Wilma St. Clair
Healthy Sues 4-H Club Picnic At Carbon Hill
The Healthy Sues 4-H Club of Carbon Hill held a Wednesday picnic with eighteen members and five guests. Chaperones were advisor Miss Joanna M. Shelton and Mrs. Fred Horn. The next meeting is Thursday, June 9 at the 4-H house. all members should bring complete sewing equipment.
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Healthy Sues 4-H Club
Carbon Hill
Joanna M. Shelton
Fred Horn
Sand Run Sun Shine Sewers Meet and Plan Social
The June 1 meeting where the advisor tested all members yielded high grades. A baseball team was formed and a game scheduled with Carbon Hill. Plans also were made for a social event.
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Sand Run
Sun Shine Sewers
Carbon Hill
Mary Lou Beal
Wi-Du-Rite Club meets at Scott's Creek School
Thirteen members gathered with club advisor Miss Grace Harsh to discuss materials. Harriet Guthrie appointed Evelyn Ball Dorothy Hartman and Margie Funk to draft the constitution and by-laws. Nona Frature joined as a new member. Next meeting set for June 16 at the school.
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Scott's Creek
Grace Harsh
Miss Harsh
Evelyn Ball
Dorothy Hartman
Margie Funk
Harriet Guthrie
Nona Frature
Former Local Resident Dies
William James Mauk aged 67 Fairfield County farmer died at 6 P M yesterday after a stroke three weeks ago Funeral services will be at 1 P M Thursday at his home four miles northeast of Lancaster He is survived by wife Mary Louisa daughter Mrs Washington Bowers Logan son John at home brother John Logan and three sisters Mrs Walter Reasoner Logan Mrs William Griffith Washington Township and Mrs D W Thurness Columbus Burial will be at Oak Grove cemetery Logan by Heinlein Bros
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Lancaster
William James Mauk
Fairfield County
Mauk
Benton Township
Hocking County
Mary Louisa
Washington Bowers
Logan
John
Walter Reasoner
William Griffith
Washington Township
D. W. Thurness
Columbus
Oak Grove Cemetery
Heinlein Bros
Corbett pays fine after appeals court denial
Robert Corbett of New Straits ville settled the Hocking County juvenile court case after the District Court of Appeals denied his appeal for contributing to delinquency involving a 17-year-old girl from Logan. He paid a total of $61.29, closing the matter yesterday.
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District Court of Appeals
Robert Corbett
New Straitsville
Hocking County
Logan
Corbett
School editors and staff listed for yearbook project
Ann Bowen and Thelma Johnson are literary editors with Mary Belle Scholl Josephine Iles and Mary Lehman serving as typists. Faculty advisors were Dayton Echultheis and Walter Haas.
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Ann Bowen
Thelma Johnson
Mary Belle Scholl
Josephine Iles
Mary Lehman
Dayton Echultheis
Walter Haas
Elks Plan Monthly Meetings Through October
Logan Lodge No. 452 B P O E held a lodge gathering with refreshments. Exalted Ruler Willis Ohlinger announced that the group will hold only one meeting per month until October, with the first Monday of each month set as the meeting date.
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Logan Lodge No
Willis Ohlinger
Elks
Mrs. Bowers Relapses After Nervous Illness Visit
Mrs. Bowers has been bedfast at her parents home for over a week suffering a nervous breakdown. She went to Fairfield County after learning of her father's illness returned to Logan when her health declined and relapsed on a second visit.
Sex as ad lure fails in Iowa tests
University of Iowa tests show sex in advertising attracts attention to the image rather than the message, with readers lingering on the shapely figure and neglecting the advertiser's message.
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University of Iowa
Hocking Judge S tais Circleville
Judge Phil A. Henderson presided in Circleville in Judge Adkins absence sentencing two defendants and deferring a third who pleaded guilty. Albert Richards 18 pleaded guilty to petit larceny and got 30 days jail. Ernest Dagon 24 placed on two year probation after pleading guilty to embezzlement and auto theft. Robert Leist 39 guilty of forgery with sentence deferred. Harold Hott 22 to face trial for embezzling funds. Two uncontested divorces were disposed yesterday.
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Phil A. Henderson
Circleville
Joseph W. Adkins
Albert Richards
Ernest Dagon
Henderson
Robert “Leist
Harold Hott
Odd Fellows District 61 Meet Tonight at Logan
The Odd Fellows Booster Club of District 61 meets tonight at 8 in the Odd Fellows Temple at Logan. State deputy grand master L. W. Jones will give the principal talk. A musical program is planned and lunch will be served.
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Odd Fellows Booster Club
District 61
Odd Fellows Temple
Logan
L. W. Jones
County Is Safe For Democrats Primary Ballot Plan
Members of the Hocking County Election Board met and decided that 12,500 ballots will be needed in the August primary. The board will order 6,570 Democratic ballots and 5,930 Republican ballots for the primary.
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Hocking‘ Counity Election Board
Yes
Transferred To Camp Stony Creek
Horace Benton, engineer and landscape expert at Camp Hocking, has been transferred to Camp Stony Creek in the Scioto Trail Forest near Chillicothe. His place at Camp Hocking is filled by Joseph Jesensky, formerly of the Mohican Forest near Loudonville. Robert Klepinger of the state nursery at Marietta replaces Howard Peck during his convalescence from injuries in a recent auto accident. Paul Stillwell, engineer, is on a 30 day leave of absence.
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Horace Benton
Camp Hocking
Camp Stony Creek
Scioto Trail Forest
Chillicothe
Joseph Jesensky
Loudonville
Robert Klepinger
State Nursery
Marietta
Howard Peck
Paul Stillwell
May Quiet Month for Police Department Arrests
Police Chief Lew Reynolds reported May was among the department’s quietest periods. In 27 arrests, 16 involved overtime parking, five for intoxication, five for traffic light violations, and one for a car with bad lights. No major offenses or reckless drunken driving arrests occurred.
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Lew Reynolds
Friday Deadline Sets Petitions For County Posts
Petitions for central committee posts flood in as Friday June 10 becomes final filing deadline. Three major county candidates filed today: Dr. Walter Brehm and Wal North for representative and Emanuel Wolfe for commissioner. New Democrat and Republican petitions list several nominees across Murray City Laurel Logan Union Furnace and Green divisions.
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Central Committee
County Election Board
Walter Brehm
Wal- North
Emanuel Wolfe
Daily News
Kenneth Shuttleworth
Murray City
S. M. Vorhees
Laurel
Ernest A. Miller
Logan
Edwin W. Barker
Falls
George A. Gears
Murray
John E. Toth
M. W. Schrader
Richard Dye
Green
James H. Wonn
Ernest Murray
Union Furnace
Ruth Bloomfield
Charles B. McVey
Mattie E. Ralph
Aaron Y. Adcock
Thomas Dixon
Jobs
Whales and Hippos Prefer Small Prey
The whale and the hippo have large mouths but feed on small objects. The whale consumes tiny crustaceans while the hippo mainly eats reeds and river grasses, reflecting contrasting but similarly selective diets.
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Cae
U. S
Patent Office
Stanley
Stanle
Jae
Gardenitus
Clarion
Don Pillsbury
Lee W. Stanley
King Features Syndicate
LH. S
Merry Sewers
William J. Mauk
Logan Fertilizer
E. G. Buchsieb, Inc
Big Pictures
Irene Dunne
Alice Brady
Doug. Fairbanks, Jr
Wea
Dick Merrill
America
Atlantic
Ginger Rogers
James Stewart
Electrolux
Home Appliance
West Main St
Ohio
Hocking
Pickaway
Eee
Dee Ay
Wee
Guiding Light
NBC Red Network
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