Wonder Bar shines at Ohio Theatre premiere
The First National Warner Bros feature Wonder Bar opened at the Ohio Theater with Jolson Kay Francis Dolores Del Rio and Ricardo Cortez leading a large cast. The cabaret tale features the Gaucho dance and a finale stabbing while Powell LeRoy Kibbee and others deliver strong performances in a lavish musical spectacle.
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First National
Ohio Theater
Warner Bros -Firet National
42Nd Street
Warner Bros
Jolson
Kay Francis
Dolores de Rio
Ricardo Cortez
Dick Powell
Kay Francis Jolson
Dolores del Rio
Furst National & Vitaphone Picture
Mystery of Mr X at the Majestic thrills and intrigue
Robert Montgomery stars as Revel, a charming gentleman crook who steals the Drayton diamond while London’s killer X shadows the action. Elizabeth Allan charms as Jane, with Scotland Yard figures Lewis Stone and Henry Stephenson providing the tense pursuit. The cast delivers sharp performances and clever plot twists.
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Majestic Theater
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Mr. X
Robert Montgomery
Revel
Crook
Drayton
London
Montgomery
Elizabeth Allan
Jane
Scotland Yard
Lewis Stone
Henry Stephenson
Stone
Ecteen
Ralph Forbes
Mies Allan
Forrester Harvey
Ivan Simpson
Leonard Mudie
Alec B Francia
Charlies Irwin
Clear Creek Valley Gains Favor As Central Ohio Camping Place
Logan Ohio April 9 Clear Creek Valley in Hocking County is becoming a summer camp center for Columbus and Central Ohio with Camp Wyandotte and Camp Indianola near the headwaters drawing girls and families. The valley hosts cottages and dammed streams for swimming while the CWA road project stalled but traffic remains heavy in the season.
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Clear Creek Valley
Central
Ohio
Logan
Clear Creek
Hocking County
Columbus
Fairfield County
Hocking River
Rock Bridge
Lancaster
Camp Wyandotte
Camp Indianola
CWA
Cases Are Removed From Court Docket in Logan
Several criminal cases were taken from the common pleas court docket by nolle prosequi on Judge Harley M Whitcraft's action following recommendation by Prosecutor C Wood Bowen. Cleveland Kraft, serving time for larceny, had an indictment included. Conspiracy indictments against Otis Wine and Castle Mason were similarly dismissed. Clyde Bobo, convicted last week for failure to provide for a child, had a new trial motion overruled and was ordered to pay $2.50 weekly child support with a $500 bond set for compliance.
Child Fractured Hip After Fall at Home
Amy Poling two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore Poling of Laurelville Rt 2 was found to have a fractured hip at Cherring ton Hospital Thursday. The injury occurred when she fell while playing at home and was not discovered until several days later.
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Logan
Amy
Theodore Poling
Laurelville Rt. 2
Cherrington Hospital
Logan Charged with Intoxication in Town Court
Pernel Hankison of West Hunter Street appeared before Magistrate C. T. Stephens on Saturday, arraigned by Constable Walter Barnes. He was fined 85 and costs for intoxication.
Logan Woman Leaves Hospital After Six Weeks Recovery
After six weeks in Cherrington Hospital following major surgery Mrs. C. FE Blackstone returned home last week. Her condition is improving slowly as she resumes daily activities in the city.
Mystery Liner Opens at Court Theater In Thrilling Seafaring Tale
Review notes a gripping Mono gram photoplay adaptation of The Ghost of John Hicling. A foreign government seeks control of an inventive radio guided ocean liner using the mysterious S-505 tube. Noah Heery leads a strong cast amid fog bound seas and a final twist exposing a betrayal within the crew.
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Edgar Wallace
Court Theater
John Hicling
Wallace
Monogram
Noah Heery
John Holling
Astrid Allywn
Gustav von Seyffertitz
Edwin Maxwell
Cornelius Keefe
Ralph Lewis
Booth Howard
Lies Lisen To Call Aid After Injury
In Logan a broken safety valve at the water works boiler released steam and scalding water. Engineer Guy Diltz suffered burns to his left arm, and, unable to be heard by telephone, he rang an alarm by siren. Police investigated as Diltz kept the plant running with burns while repairs were arranged by Charles Dalton.
Beta Phi Sigma Holds Ohio Directorate Meeting
LOGAN delegates from across Ohio attended a Beta Phi Sigma Directorate Meeting at Knights of Pythias Hall. Activities included a Saturday dance at Pythian Hall with 85 couples, Sunday visits to Old Man's Cave, and a banquet at Moore's Restaurant. C. J. Pettit oversaw the gathering. plans set for the next national meeting in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Local arrangements were led by Russell Keyes with Bernard Roberts and Lester Hammond. Ritualistic work featured by the Cleveland chapter added three Sebring canditates.
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Logan
Ohio
Beta Phi Sigma
Knights of Pythias
C. J. Pettit
Cleveland
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Moore's Restaurant
Russell Keyes
Bernard Roberts
Lester Hammond
Sebring
Route 31 Improvement Near Enterprise Progress Report
Ed wards-Rollins Company contractors began a one mile highway improvement on Route 31 north of Enterprise as part of the County PWA program. The project aims to straighten several curves. Labor is drawn from the re employment office. About 20 men are on the crew today with more to come.
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Logan
Enterprise
Edwards-Rollins Company
PWA
Two Truckers Hurt In Highway Collision Near Columbus
Two Columbus men were slightly injured Friday while starting their truck when another car passed. Harley Wall and Frank Shackley, both truck drivers, were treated at Cheshire Hospital after Wall was knocked 15 feet by the passing Sutton vehicle. Shackley also suffered facial injuries.
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Logan
Columbus
Harley Wall
Frank Shackley
Rudolph Sutton
Union Furnace
Shackley
Wall
Sutton
Cherrington Hospital
Issue Final Payrolls at Logan District Office
The Logan district disbursing office issued final CWA payrolls in a late week operation. Staff completed duties Saturday afternoon under Barton A. Hall’s direction. Last payrolls totaled 15,744.68 across Hocking, Perry, Fairfield, and Pickaway counties.
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Logan
Barton A. Hall
Hocking County
Perry County
Fairfield County
Pickaway County
First Woman Angler Secures Logan County License
Mrs. C. C. Lyon of this city became the first woman in Hocking County to obtain an anglers license for the new year. She filed her application with O. C. Culp on January 9 and also secured a hunter's permit.
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Logan
C.C. Lyon
Hocking County
O. C. Culp
Lehman Named to Green Township Board of Education
Logan Oriandeth Lehman, a member of the county board of examiners, was chosen to fill the Green Township Board of Education vacancy caused by James Lemon’s resignation. He took the oath of office Friday.
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Logan—Oriandeth Lehman
County Board of Examiners
Green Township Board of Education
James Lemon
Logan Post American Legion Sees Rising Membership Totals
Logan Post of the American Legion reports enrollment at 1M with steady growth and requires only fifteen more members to surpass last year’s mark.
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Logan
Logan Post of the American Legion
Whistle Wakes Logan as Locomotive Valve Fails
Logan residents were aroused when a whistle sounded for over an hour. An investigation found a locomotive valve in the yard stuck, causing the noise. The engine was moved to the roundhouse where Walter Reasoner, a mechanic, repaired the fault.
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Logan
Walter Reasoner
Glouuster Schools Plan Night and Day Exhibit Day
Glouster residents will view classroom activity at an exhibit day hosted by the Glouster schools. Afternoon and evening class sessions run 7 to 9 p m and 7 to 8 p m respectively with daytime classes 8 30 to 10 45 a m and 1 18 to 2 p m A 2 p m program features a home economics fashion show and lunch is served by students.
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Glouster
High School
Monroe
Madison
Crowd crowds in Glouster end peacefully, officers report
A large Saturday night crowd in Glouster remained orderly and no arrests were needed, according to local police.
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Glouster
Glouster Superintendent Attends Crisis in Education Conference
Thomas W. Figley, Glouster school superintendent, led a group of teachers at the Citizens Conference on the Crisis in Education held in Columbus during the weekend. The event gathered educators to address education challenges facing the state.
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Glouster
Thomas W. Figley
Glouster Schools
Citizens’ Conference On the
Columbus
Glouster Alumni to Host Bridge and En fair Party
Glouster High School Alumni Association sponsors a bridge and encire party at the American Legion hall next Wednesday April 18. Proceeds aid the alumni banquet and dance expenses. Tickets are on sale by association members.
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Glouster
Glouster High School Alumni Association
American Legion Hall
Williams family returns from Columbus hospital visit
Charles E. Williams and his children Theo Theodore and Richard returned Sunday evening from Columbus where they visited Mrs. Williams who recently underwent appendicitis surgery at Grant Hospital. They were accompanied home by Mr. Williams' sister Mrs Harold Dew Burr Oak who had spent the past week at the hospital with Mrs Williams.
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Glouster
Charrles E. Williams
Theo, Theodore
Richard
Columbus
Williams
Grant Hospital
Mr. Williams
Harold Dew
Burr Oak
Miss Susanne Gen gereili Joins Brown Beauty Shop
Miss Susanne Gen gereili, a recent graduate of the Columbus School of Beauty Culture, has accepted a position in the Brown Beauty Shop in this city.
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Glouster
Susanne Gengereili
Columbus School of Beauty Culture
Brown Beauty Shop
Glouster Principal and family visit Cincinnati relatives
Principal L. G. De Long of Glouster High School and his mother in law H. L. Withers of Bickhannon W Va spent the weekend in Cincinnati with Mrs De Long who is visiting relatives in the city
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Cincinnati
Glouster
L. G. DeLong
Glouster High School
H. L. Withers
Bickhannon
W. Va
Chauncey Teens Celebrate Roberta S Twelfth Birthday
Chauncey Mrs Clarence Simmers hosted 12 girls for Roberta Simmers birthday party on Mill Street from 7 to 9 p m with cake refreshments games and gifts. The guest list included Mary Helen Harvey Betty Green Pauline Donaldson Margaret Marie Jackson June Davis Lama Mae Ogg Hazel Mingus Dorothy Saffel Ruth Mullins Edith Rogers Mary Ellen Loper Pearl Warnick. Louise Wharton of Johnstown Ohio visited Chauncey last week and attended the high school operetta before returning home with Mrs Henry and Ethel Henry. Mr and Mrs John Johnson and son Donald of Troy Ohio and Mr and Mrs Herman Theisen Jr visited Edward Quinn family in Lathrop over the weekend.
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Chauncey
Clarence Simmers
Mill Street
Roberta
Ruth Mullins
Edith Rogers
Mary Ellen Loper
Pearl Warnick
Louise Wharton
Johnstown
Ohio
Donald Henry
Henry
Ethel Henry
E. C. Wharton
John Johnson
Donald
Troy
Herman Theisen, Jr
Edward Quinn
Lathrop
Mahaffey Birth Announced in Nelsonville
Mr. and Mrs Clovis Mahaffey announce the birth of a daughter Sunday morning at Cherrington Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Arthur Hankison, the Diamond, and Mr and Mrs William Mahaffey of Wilkesville. Great grandparents include Mr and Mrs Perne Hankison, Logan, and Mr and Mrs William Arbaugh, Nelsonville.
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Logan
Clovis Mahaffey
Nelsonville
R. D
Cherrington Hospital
Arthur Hankison
the Diamond
William Mahaffey
Wilkesville
Perne
Hankison
William Arbaugh
Crew installs fixtures for Blosser restaurant in McCarthy building
A Logan crew worked Saturday and Sunday to install new fixtures in the McCarthy building to house the Blosser restaurant soon. Gifford Huis and Lewis Acker, former local residents, were among the workers.
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Logan
McCarthy
Blosser
Gifford Huis
Lewis Acker
Fred Acker Undergoes Gallstone Surgery in Columbus
Fred Acker, city resident, was taken to a Columbus hospital Saturday for gallstone surgery. He had been in ill health for several weeks and is reported to be recovering.
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Logan
Fred Acker
Columbus
District CWA Offices To Be Closed Shortly
Marietta officials announce the federal disbursing offices handling CWA payrolls in Washington, Morgan and Athens Counties will close this week. Payrolls for future relief projects will move to new offices in Zanesville, part of a 13-county district. James F. Waters led the Marietta operation, opening offices in 1933, with $839,607.51 in payrolls processed and 69,653 checks issued with only 50 spoiled. Disbursements by county totaled $260,969.95 in Washington, $85,464.33 in Morgan and $493,173.23 in Athens. Major projects included the West Side retaining wall and Marietta Municipal Stadium. Waters dismissed all but two clerks to prepare records for Washington.
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Marietta
CWA
Washington
Morgan
Athens
James F. Waters
Zanesville
Waters
Peoples Banking & Trust Company
Washington County
Marietta Municipal
Congress Bolts Blast Dictator Cries in 1944 Row
United Press reports April 9 1944 as Congress challenges President Roosevelt amid charges of dictatorial powers. House Banking and Currency Committee rejects demand to shield Home Loan Administration from politics, and the Dies Silver Bill vote falls short. Treasury fund control details shift to Senate confirmation, signaling resistance to White House power. Rainey notes Congress may act on Stock Market Control Bill but delays other Roosevelt requests.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
House Banking and Currency Committee
Home Loan Administration
Senate
House
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morganthau
Treasury
White House
Bankhead Cotton Centre
Bilt
Henry Tr. Rainey
Signor
Mussolini
Herr Hitler
Reception for new members at Corning M. E. Church
Corning M E Church hosts a reception for new members who united with the church during the revival led by Rev. Leroy R Wilkin. The event at the church includes a special program and lunch.
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Corning
M. KE
Leroy R. Wilkin
Chauncey Plans Week-Long Community Clean-Up Drive
D Hines announces Chauncey will designate a cleanup week. Residents cooperate in collection and disposal. Tin cans and rubbish go to containers for truck pickup. Trucks will haul all waste Friday through Saturday, with four days allocated for cleanup and mayoral oversight.
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Chauncey
D. Hines
Air
Saty
Attendance Records Broken at Trimble Church Bible School
Trimble Church of Christ set a long standing attendance record with 210 in Bible School surpassing the 201 goal. Morning service drew 230 as a 33 voice youth choir performed and Miss Lucy Mc Cune sang. Evangelist Fred I. Gardener spoke on The Code of The Church and four people were baptized after the service. Tonight the Men's Chorus of the Glouster Church of Christ will provide special music.
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Lucy McCune
Fred I. Gardener
Glouster Church of Christ
Chauncey Walter Leffler Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Chauncey Walter Leffler of Chauncey has returned to the parental home from Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens after several weeks. He was hospitalized following a serious fall at Chauncey Mine No 25 that injured his head face and shoulders.
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Chauncey
Walter Leffler
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Charles Leffler
Chauncey Mine No. 25
Birthday party guest list omits Dorothy Stalder in Chauncey
Dorothy Stalder was inadvertently omitted from the guest list for a birthday party held at the home of Gleneta Patton in Chauncey, reflecting a clerical error in the attendance record.
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Dorothy Stalder
Gleneta Patton
Chauncey
Chauncey Mayor W D Hines Visits Columbus Friday
Chauncey mayor W D Hines, a Chauncey official, traveled to Columbus on Friday for unidentified duties or meetings with local officials. The visit highlights intercity engagement by Chauncey leadership.
Chauncey-Dove Teachers Visit Citizens Crisis Meeting
Chauncey area educators from Chauncey and Dove attend a Citizens Crisis of Education meeting set to occur by Friday. Attendees include Ruth Bridgewater Rup Gladys Pickering Jessie Myrta Ashworth Christine Brown Fanny Sayre Shirley Thomas Ang us and Sarah Thomas.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dove
Supi
N Burn
Christine Brown
Ruth Bridgewater
Rup
Gladys Pickering
Jessie Myrta Ashworth
Chrismelda Smith
Fanny Sayre
Shirley Thomas
Angus
Sarah Thomas
Needle Club meeting at Millfield hosts guests
Mrs Sanders hosted the Needle Club in Millfield with two guests, Mrs Garne and Mrs Sanders. Members present included Mrs Grove, Mrs Herbert Mingus, Mrs Fulton, Mrs Henry H Sisson, Mrs Inett, and Mrs Sanders. Refreshments were served by Mr and Mrs Chester Ray Sanders. Millfield residents live in Albany Sunday.
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C. E. Sanders
Millfield
Sanders
Mn Sanders
Garne
Ter Sanders
Grove
Herbert Mingus
Mn Fulton
Henry H William Sisson
Inett
Ess
Chester Ray Sanders
Albany
Bible Class Greens Run Group at G and C Church
Greens Run member senior class gathered at the G G Church of Christ Bible group hosted by Oren Justice at the home of Mr and Mrs Cari Ca last Thursday night. After games and contests, meals were served. Present were Effie Kempton Helvin Kutta Wright Wilbur Cart Cannon Bernice Cannon Cannon Tom Smith Wright Otto Simons Ving Ray Cartwright Oren J Cartwright and Mr and Cartwright.
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Inteal Cartwright Hom
G&g Church of Christ Bible
Oren Justice
Ray
Wright
Cari Ca
Effie Kempton
Helvin Kutta
Wilbur Cart Cannon
Bernice Cannon Cannon
Tom Smith
Wwright
Otto Simons
Ving Ray Cartwright
Oren J Cartwright
Mr. and Cartwright
Millfield Man Hurt by Rail at Mine Site
Herman Broadwell suffered a gash above the right eye after a rail struck him at Mine No. 6 in Millfield while at work. He had previously played basketball as a cager.
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Millfield
Herman Broadwell
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Lehman
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Trimble Church of Christ
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