Government land purchase proposed for Ross-Hocking Unit
Submarginal land in Benton and Salt Creek Townships is set for purchase under the Ross-Hocking Purchase Unit. Temporary HQs in Chillicothe with plans for Logan as permanent base. Meetings at Adelphi and South Bloomingville will explain the program and potential inclusion of Washington Township. The plan ties to Ohio National Forest lands and expands into Ross County areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Benton
Salt Creek
Ross-Hocking
Federal Agricultural Administration
Chillicothe
Ohio National Forest
Washington Township
Adelphi
South Bloomingville
Benton Township
Salt Creek Township
Ross County
Starr, Ward, Green and Falls Township
Ross
Hit-Skip Victim Suffered Serious Leg Injuries
Logan police report Fred Rownes, injured by a hit-skip driver Saturday evening, has a fractured leg and torn ligaments from another bone after Monday’s examination. Investigation ongoing. a description of the hit-skip car has been provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Fred Rownes
Surprise Dinner for Noah Harsh’s Eightieth Birthday
Noah Harsh of near Logan was surprised with a party and dinner for his eightieth birthday Sunday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Tom Newman Misa Grace Harsh Paul and Claude Harsh Mr and Mrs William Mosure and children Mary and Ralph Mr and Mrs Frank Masure and sons Roy and Paul Mr and Mrs Sam Strawn Mr and Mrs Francis Toole and Benjamin Marden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Noah Harsh
Near Logan
Tom Newman
Misa Grace Harsh
Paul
Claude Harsh
William Mosure
Mary
Ralph
Frank Masure
Sone Roy
Sam Strawn
Francis Toole
Benjamin Marden
Doctor Cherrington Reopens Practice After Absence
Dr. M. H. Cherrington resumes his medical practice after an eight week hiatus following travel from Miami Florida with Mrs. Cherrington. The infection in his left hand has responded to treatment and improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
M. H. Cherrington
Two Pick Poor Place For Disturbing Peace
Logan Gilbert Walton and Edward Bainter appeared at the county jail after visiting hours Saturday night. On being refused admission they caused a disturbance and were admitted by Deputy Newton Spencer. After spending Sunday in jail they faced Magistrate Whitehart Monday morning on intoxication charges. Each pled guilty and paid fines of eight dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan-Gilbert Walton
Edward Bainter
Jair
Newton Spencer
B. Whitehart
Coats
Logan Briefs and Local Movements
Logan notes show Mr and Mrs S W Murphy and Charles Murphy with Edward Pickett visiting Zanesville to view the large item seized by government agents. Judge Harley M Whitcraft and wife depart for Steubenville for two weeks of court duty. Clifford Turner heads to Princeton West Virginia as bookkeeper for Price Construction, which has a contract to build eight and a half miles of concrete highway. Schultheiss, Logan High School faculty, recuperating after a mastoid operation in Columbus. latest reports indicate improvement after weeks of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S W. Murphy
Charles Murphy
Edward Pickett
Zanesville
Harley M. Whitcraft
Steubenville
Clifford Turner
Princeton
West Winginia
Price Construction Company
Schultheiss
Logan
Dayton
Waterloo Wonders defeat Logan team 49 to 27 in rugged showdown
Waterloo Wonders entertained 400 fans at Logan High Auditorium Monday night and defeated the Smokehouse Stars 49 to 27. McMahon led Waterloo with seven baskets and three foul shots, while Logan’s Krumiaus topped scoring with 11 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Wonders
Logan
Logan High Auditorium
Smokehouse Stars
Carbon Hillgirls
Waterloo
McMahon
W. Roberts
Logan Krumiaus
Larimer
Logan P T A Cancelled Meeting
Logan P T A will not hold a meeting Wednesday as announced in this column. Captoe Derr of the L. H. & football team and Dick Brandt visited Cincinnati Monday as guests of University of Cincinnati officials but have not decided where they will enroll next fall.
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Logan
Logan Parent-Teacher Association
Association
Logan—Captoe Derr
L. H
Dick Brandt
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Sheriff Opens April Term as January Session Ends
Sheriff Joe Farbearn closed the January term with few witnesses present and proclaimed the opening of the April term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Joe Farbearn
Veteran Assistant Leader John Montgomery Honored
After 22 months at Camp Hocking Logan CCC John Montgomery completed his work. He led the camp storeroom in recent months and received praise from Capt H C Joyner commander who called him one of the most efficient and conscientious storeroom keepers I have known. Montgomery began service in June 1993.
Dr Maag Property At Long Bottom Being Landscaped
The grounds around Dr. Maag’s log cabin at Long Bottom are being planted with trees and shrubs. New walks are being built and a sily pool will be excavated, aiming to make the property one of the district’s most attractive. Rev. W. K. Riggs preached at the Christian Church here Thursday and Friday night of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Maag
Long Bottom
W. K. Riggs
The
Christian Church
Measles Outbreak Reported at Gibisonville School
Twenty four cases of measles have developed in the Gibisonville school during the past week, per reports filed with Health Commissioner W. B. Lacock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Gibisonville
W. B. Lacock
Hope To Form Baseball Loop In Logan Area
Logan area talks to form a baseball league at a 7:30 p m Tuesday Chamber of Commerce meeting directed by Barton A Hall. Plans include an eight team league with towns across Hocking County and a recreation league with local teams plus Camp Hocking. Also aims to create a summer recreation for H C Godman Company women employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Chamber of Commerce
Barton A. Hall
Hocking County
Hall
Union Furnace
Greendale
Haydenville
Gore
Maxville
Marion Township
Enterprise
Carbon Hall
Rock
Filling Station Burglar Foiled by Neighbors
An attempted burglary at Clark Preston’s filling station on Main Street Chauncey was interrupted by neighbors who raised the alarm Sunday night. A side window was broken. this is the second recent visit with prior theft of pennies and six dollars worth of candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Clark Preston
Main Street
Ohio AAA Expenditures Reach 16 Million in Wartime Program
Washington report shows Ohio Agricultural Adjustment Administration outlays totaling 16 046 18 with most paid as rental and benefit payments to farmers. Corn hog participants received 12 120 585, wheat growers 2 771 876 and tobacco growers 065 046 in aid through March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Ohio
Ohio Counties Show Increase in Farms
Washington reports a preliminary 1935 farm census showing eighteen Ohio counties added 8 055 farms between April 1930 and January 1 1935. The back-to-the-farm movement spurred gains, especially around industrial centers. only Preble county declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fighteen
Ohio
Preble
Pope Leads Prayers For Peace in World
Pope Pius led a large peace demonstration in St Peters Basilica. About 30,000 worshipers joined the pope in prayers for goodwill among nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Pius
Basilica of
St. Peters
Bomb blasts shake Cleveland beer parlor district
Police report a dynamite bombing on the west side aimed at John Hones a Cleveland beer parlor proprietor. The attack followed a prior stench bombing at his business and damaged over twenty windows. Hones says two visitors warned him he would be sorry after he refused to join a beer dispensers league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
West Side
John Hones
Chicken Thief at Chauncey Routed by Intruder
Mrs Eliza Burton home Chauncey reported four hens killed and a rooster spared after an intruder wrung heads at 9 30 Sunday night. Mrs Burton daughter Mrs Robert Canter frightened the intruder who fled as Dick Burton fetched a gun. Neighbors say several chickens have been taken before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
What's on the Air By C K Butterfield
A New musical dramatic serial with John Charles Thomas is rehearsed for WJZ NBCs list starting the week after next. Tuesday night offers programs on WEAF NBC and WABC CBS including Gov Hoffman of New Jersey Ben Bernie Sophie Tucker Ed Wynn and an Apple Blossom operetta. Wednesday features Two Seats in the Balcony Grandpa Burton Alfred University Male Quartet Kate Smith Matinee Radio City Matinee Rochester Civic Orchestra and Women’s National Radio Committee Awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Charles Thomas
WEAF
NBC
Gov. Hoffman
New Jersey
Ben Bernie
Sophie Tucker
Ed Wynn
Stan Myera
WABC
CBS
Walter O'Keefe
Freddie Bergin
WJZ
Morton Downey
Eddie Gueat
Herb Waldman
Grandpa Burton
Alfred University
Kate
Smith
Curtis
Tuesday Radio Schedule Highlights and Orchestras
The program lists Dick Messner's Orchestra at 5 30 Jack Armstrong at 4 45 Dick Tracy at 4 00 Buck Rogers at 6 15 Bobby Benson at 4 20 Understanding Music at 4 55 Radio News at 7 00 Myrt and Marge at 1 20 Just Plain Bit at 1 15 Jerry Cooper at 7 45 Lavendar and Lace at 8 30 Melodiana at 9 00 King Crosby at 9 30 Hour of Charm at 10 00 O Keefe and Gien at 10 30 Captain Dobbsie at 10 45 Voice of Crusaders at 11 00 Frank Dailey s Orch at 11 30 Jacques Renard s Orch at 12 00 Orville Knapp s Orch at 12 30 Leon Navara s Orch at 1 00 Roseland Ballroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Messner
Orch
Jack Armstrong
Dick Tracy
Buck Rogers
Bobby Benson
Myrt
Marge
Jerry Cooper
O'Keefe and
Gien
Captain Dobbsie
Crusaders
Frank Dailey
Jacques Renard
Orville Knapp
Leon Navara
Roseland Ballroom
Radio Program Schedule Wednesay Evening Listings
A dense timetable lists radio programs from 2:06 to 1:30 AM including School of the Air Vic and Sade Ma Perkins Dreams Come True Bangs of the City Ticker Notes Eddie Birnbryer Betty and Bob Life of Mary Bot Dorothea Ponce Tom Mix Singing Lady Jack Armstrong Stamp Club of the Air The Bachelor of Song Impromptu Serenade Lowell Thomas Variety Show Lum and Abner Red Davis Dangerous Paradise Penthouse Party Dramatized Coins Smilin Ed McConnell Town Hall Tonight Lombardo Lana Ray Noble Orchestra Press Radio News Zero Hour Ink Spots Jolly Coburn Orch Art Jarrett Orch Irving Rose's Orch Mel Snyder's Orch Moon River Maine Helen Trent Kate Smith National Student Institute of Music Rhythm Bandbox Adventure Hour Dick Tracy Music Box Men of Manhattan Radio News Just Plain Bill The ONeills Boake Carter St Louis Blues Edwin Hinl Broadway Varieties Lily Pons Barnes and Alien Jack Pearl and Rich Norman Cordon Bridge Aces Claude Hopkins On Preddie Berren Keith Beecher George Hall's Orch Joe Haymes Orch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohie Behol
Air
Vie and Bade
Ma Perkins
Eddie Birnbryer
Betty and
Bob
Perfume
John Barker
Mary Sothern
Meredith Wilson Orch
Colonel Cook
Jack Armstrong
Angrio Fernando
Antonio and
Orch
Lowell Thomas
News of the Air
Lam
Abner
School of the Air
Vic and Sade
Mary Bot
Dorothea Ponce
Tom Mix
Stamp Club of the Air
Lum
Red Davis
Smilin
Ed McConnell
Town Hall
Ray Noble
Press
Jolly Coburn
Art Jarrett
Irving Rose
Mel Snyder
Moon River Columbia System
Maine
Helen Trent
Kate Smith
Institute of Music
Buck Rogers
Bobby Benson
Music Box
Men of
Manhattan
Radio News
Myrt
Marge
Just Plain
Bill
the O'Neills
Boake Carter
St. Louis Blues
Edwin C. Hinl
Broadway Varieties
Lily Pons
Barnes and Alien
Jack Pearl
Rich
Norman Cordon
Claude Hopkins
Preddie Berren
Keith Beecher
George Hall
Joe Haymes
New Deal Aid Talks by Former Senator Fess in Ohio
Tellow Springs residents heard former Senator Simeon D. Fess discuss New Deal relief aid Tuesday night. The talk centered on extending federal funds through the summer to ensure continued assistance and stability as families await seasonal work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tellow Springs
New Deal
Simeon D. Fess
Chauncey Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Church Event
Chauncey residents share family visits with Eliza Burton Meggie Campbell and Mrs Molias Cunningham Circle Hill. Ada Mae Sanborn enrolls in Chauncey grade schools as Ted Tippie travels to Columbus. Rev J D Deeds of Jacksonville to preach at Chauncey M E B Church Wednesday at 7 30 PM. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Ferrel
Willard DeCamp
Fred Ferrel
Chauncey
Molias Cunningham
Circle Hill
Ada Mae Sanborn
Jacksonville
Ted Tippie
Columbus
Faye Tippie
Mercy Hospital
Albert Robinson
Linscott
Jeff Robinson
J. D. Deeds
Chauncey M. EB
Chauncey Visitors and Local Church News
Chauncey residents and relatives travel for visits as Mrs Chauncey and family plan a week with the Stauffer and Wyck households. Baptismal services at Trimble Church, care of Evan Morgan Jr and notes on a hospital stay in Mercy hospital with a favorable update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Charles
Akron
Goldie Fielder
Fred Stauffer
Frank Wyck
Andrey
Margaret Wn
Jackson Band Ridge
Las Ellis Avenue
Egg
Nelsonville
Clara Howarth
Hoey Lick Run
Carbondais Hollow
Trimble
Evan Morgan, Jr
St. Chaydra
Columbus
Mercy Bus
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Lan
Cherrington
Messenger
Court &T. Athena
Stork
Hollywood
Norma Shearer
Irving Thalberg
June Collyer
Stuart Erwin
Gloria Stuart
Arthur Sheekman
Marguerite Churchill
George O'Brien
Virginia Webster
Richard Dix
Molly O'Day
Jack Durant
Corning
Waterloose
W. Roberta
T. A
Bert Lowden
New Philadelphia
D. J. Lowden
8. M. Baker
Success
Leona Swan
Parkersburg
Zeremba Baker
Ravenswood
Eloise German
Mary Hooper
Wellsburg
W. Va
Guy Hayman
Bliss Commercial College
Mary Sheldon
Moundsville
Weirton
Audrey Stethem
Harold German
Paden City
Howard Young
Margaret Hensley
Rainbow
Misees
Anna
Lina Pigott
AAA
RINSO
Zenners
Eliza Burton
By C. KE. Butterfield
New York
Dra
Eno Crime
Pollies
Melody Parade
Beauty Box
Ian Meyers Orch
Wgon Dance Parade
Phil Harris Orch
Barney Happ Orch
Moon River
Columbia System
Marie
Little House
Science Service
Cleo Brown
Norge
Rollator
Norge Corporation
Borg-Warner Corp
Detroit, Michigan
Southern Ohio
Norge Sales
Shafer St
Robert Canter
Jobs
Meggie Campbell
Sam Tippett
Margaret Tippett
Eva Ferrel
Gladys Johnson
Chauncey Personal
Bigelow
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