County 4 H Club Officers Meet At Logan High
County 4 H clubs from about 35 organizations convene at Logan High for their annual conference led by County Agent James Smoot. The program includes demonstrations by several clubs, advisor sessions, and a potluck lunch, with a 10 45 clothing demonstration and afternoon events scheduled through 5 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ng County
Logan High
James Smoot
Grace Harsh
Mabel Westervelt
Fairfield County
Chester Lang
Ross Wright
Athens County
S. Miller
Logan Daily News
Ruth Rheinscheid
Hock‘img County Extension
Acme Tavestock Club
Union Furnace Girls’ Club
C. C. Lang. L
Janis Carter
Eres Theatre
Boy Hurt While Chopping Wood
Richard Chute, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Chute of East Main Street, suffered a cut about a quarter inch from the forefinger of his left hand while chopping wood at the rear of his home on Monday. A physician treated the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Chute
Clarence Chute
East Main Street
Wreck Damages Cars in East Hunter Street Collision
Cars driven by William McCormick and J F Miller of Logan Route 4 were damaged yesterday afternoon when Miller turned left in an alley on East Hunter street. City police investigated the minor wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McCormick
J. F. Miller
Logan
East Hunter Street
Miller
County Courts ASKS DIVORCE IN Green dale suit
Lenda Pieterouwshaki of Green dale sues Frank Pieterouwshaki of Berea Ohio for divorce after a July 3 1930 marriage. She cites gross neglect and cruelty and seeks alimony and custody of their three children. Also listed are transfers of land interests in Green twp Perry co and Falls-two and Monday Creek areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenda Pieterouwshaki
Greendale
Frank Pieterouwshaki
Berea, O
Pieterouwshaki
Charles A. Gilbert
Edward F
Mattie Healy
Hock-Hocking
Green
Oda Stephenson
Logan
O. Stephenson
Monday
Emmons Named Estate Administrator in Logan Case
Harley B. Emmons is named administrator of the estate of the late Andrew J. Emmons, Logan Route 5. Bond of $2,000 was approved by Judge E. L. Ewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley B. Emmons
Andrew J. Emmons
Logan
E. L. Ewing
Summer Band School At Logan High Sees 70 Enrolled
Logan High School opens its third season with 70 registrants for the summer band school. The senior band rehearses two hours daily for Thursday stadium concerts. W. Richard McCutchan directs a new symphonic repertoire and 15 senior members join student conducting classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan High School
W. Richard McCutchan
Luther Heyde
Frances Kelch
Helen Funk
Robert Price
Pythians Meet Tonight at Logan Lodge
The Knights of Pythias plan their regular meeting at the lodge rooms this evening followed by lunch after the business session. Dr. V. A. Simiele stands as a candidate for the second degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythians
Logan Knights of Pythias
V. A. Simiele
Pleasant community notices from Grace Griffith area
The passage lists numerous memorial and baptismal services attended by families including Griffiths, Griffs, and Rheinschelds, with guests and dinner gatherings across Grove City, Columbus, Logan, Harrisburg, and Lancaster. Multiple local residents such as Reed Taylor, Paul Taylor, and Frances Poulson are noted as visitors, plus a funeral for W. J. Mauk and a ham fry at Ash Cave during a weekend gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Griffith
Fred Davis
Wendell
Ebenezer
Carl Glasspel
Oretha Rheinscheld
Harry Zimmerman, Jr
Verna Rheinscheld
Starr
Reed Taylor
Grove City
Paul Taylor
Frances Poulson
Columbus
Jean MacMillen
Harrisburg
Arch Griffith
Ruth
Grace
George Geng
Walter Beroil Geng
Ella Hansher
French Wolfe
Delno Primmer
George Primmer
Primmer
Sol Ellinger
Logan
Harry Armstrong
Madaline Kitchen
Jesse Kitchen
Albert Redick
Ferne
L. H. Vandergriff
Lancaster
Roy Turner
Robert Arnold
Raymond Higgins
George Schorr
L. W. Schorr
Daisy Kitchen
Howard Kitchen
Keith
Larry
Herbert Moravy
Gladwin
Michigan
Roy C. Turner
Honey Fork
Alva Hankison
Harold
Loretta Woolever
Guy Huggins
Frank Stranahan
E. G. Stevens
Wilma Lou Bo
Sam Griffith
Cynthia Griffith
W. J. Mauk
Dumontsville
Mauk
William Schorr
Lucy Edna
Sallie Huggins
Harry Davis
Dwight
Helen
Val Rheinscheid
Eli Adams
Kenneth Rheinscheld
Kenneth Lee
Ermal
William Rheinscheld
Everett
Oretha
Chauncey Riggs
Ash Cave
Wayne Griffith
Grace Griffith
Nelsonville
District Deaths Prompt Local Notices
District deaths reported for Stephen Van Sickle age 80 at New Lexington on June 6 and Miss Belle McCourtNey at Junction City on June 4. The notices name the deceased and dates, reflecting regional obituary briefings in the public notices column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sickle
Junction City
Belle McCourtNey
Local Farmers Invited to Wooster Meet for World Poultry Congress
Hocking County farmers are invited to a pre anniversary event in Wooster on July 28 to prep for the World Poultry Congress in Cleveland next year. A tour from Athens on July 27 leads to Wooster, with stops at points of interest. Cornell professor James Rice will be keynote speaker, his talk broadcast on National Farm and Home Hour. Poultry judging contests are planned for 4 H club boys and vocational students as part of the buildup to the congress described as the largest of its kind with representatives from 70 nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Wooster
Cleveland
Athens
James Rice
Cornell University
South America
Rice
Mystery solved chick disappearance at Green Hill Farm
Carlos Bobo of Green Hill Stock Farm solved a sudden chick disappearance by locating a rat responsible for killing forty young chicks and dragging them into a hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Bobo
Green Hill
Massed Choirs to Hear Dr C C Robinson Conduct
Richard McCutchan announced Dr C C Robinson head of Ohio University School of Music and university choir will guest conduct the Logan church massed choirs concert at Logan High School Stadium on Sunday evening June 26. A 150-voice festival will rehearse at First United Brethren Church Friday at 7 30 with interested singers welcome. The program includes Handel Hallelujah Chorus Haydn The Heavens Are Telling Mozart The Gloria and more as the Logan High summer band backs the three selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard McCutchan
C. C. Robinson
Ohio University School of Music
University
Logan
Logan High School
McCutchan
Lutheren
First United Brethren Church
John A. Toy
U. B
Handel
Haydn
Mozart
Logan High
Hammond
Graduates to Be Club Guests at Logan Kiwanis Dinner
The Logan Kiwanis Club will host 62 Logan High School graduates at a dinner next Tuesday evening at First Baptist Church. President Lawrence Mooney announced the event, with the vocational guidance committee organizing and two out of town speakers planned. Plans were finalized at a White House meeting, J. W. Woodard named publicity chairman. Guests included Harry Reichley and Dr W A Simiele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Kiwanis Club
Logan High School
Firstbyterian
Lawrence Mooney
Kiwanis Vocational Guidance Committee
White House
J. W. Woodard
Harry Reichley
Paul Finneran
Standard Oil Company
Logan
W. A. Simiele
Festival uses electric organ for accompaniment
Choir directors aiding the plans include Mrs. James Smoot of Lutheran denomination, Mrs. Frank Blasius of Catholic faith, Rev. Elmer Bliss coordinating Trinity Lutheran choir arrangements, and Miss Katherine Wright of Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Smoot
Frank Blasius
Elmer Bliss
Trinity Lutheran Choir
Katherine Wright
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U. S
Patent Office
Stanley
Gale Windpenny
DIE Hard Social Club
Stanles
Murray Cillan
Bruce
Shine
Main Street
Pat McNallen
Breckenbridge
Texas
James Hutchinson
Bruce Price
Jennie Price
Ernest Williams School
Brooklyn
N. Y
Kenneth Crawford
Rockbridge
Ray Thompson
Edwin Lineberger
Paul Moore
Haydenville
Big Pictures
America
Atlantic
Dick Merrill
Ginger Rogers
James Stewart
Mt, Pleasant
Ohio
Shapiro's
I. R. Goldberg
Shapiro
Odd Fellows Temple
Kroger
Mariana
Logan Theatre
Ross-Armstrong
Ale Mee
Ae Ela Peer
Paul Kelly Eas
Hollywood
Kao
Simone Simon JO Amecheus Re
New Lexington
Stephen van
CC. Robinson
Logan Merchants
Ty and
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