Recreational Ball League Opener Scheduled in West Hunter Street
The West Hunter Street park hosts the first Recreational Ball League event with H C Godman Company and Comp Hocking facing off in the lid lifter. L B Strawn funds park improvements boosting seats to 5% capacity as fencing and screens go up. games run four evenings weekly with two games per team, starting at 6 15 p m.
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Park
West Hunter Street
TOGAN
Yeacus
The
S. Market Park
H. C. Godman Company
L. B. Strawn
Westinghouse
Conkle Ol! Company
Fagies
Camp Hockine
Weatinghouse
Asks New Trial in Gibbs Soliday Case
Logan Park W. Trowbridge, executor of Selah Ash Trowbridge, seeks a new trial in the Gibbs Soliday case. The common pleas court held Trowbridge liable where a bond for Soliday as guardian was given, and the motion argues the verdict lacks sufficient evidence. The judgment totaled $3343.93 with fund fees charged against Soliday, his bondman, and Ewald Schmitter.
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Logan
Park
W. Trowbridge
Selah Ash Trowbridge
Wade Bartholomew Gibbaervinet
D. M. Boliday
Common Pleas Court
Trowbridge
Soli@ey
Trian
Solidayard
Bendeman
Ewald Schmitter
En- Sete
Hocking Co Farmers Eligible in AAA Vote
Logan Ohio farmers in Hocking County will vote on a reduction program under AAA after the current contract ends. The referendum is set for May 25 with arrangements by the local extension service to organize the balloting for participating farmers.
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Logan
Hocking County
AAA
Extension Service
A Good Barometer of Weather at the Court House Rotunda
A good barometer of prevailing weather is seen in the court house rotunda. On cold days idlers fill the space, but when sun shines and temperature rises they move outdoors to the temple of justice.
Worship at Logan Churches Draw Near Record Crowds
Easter observances across Logan churches drew near record crowds with baptisms and new member reception in morning services. Local parishes hosted cantatas and the play The Alabaster Box, while Dr J B Showers spoke at the United Brethren service. Youth groups led sunrise services as ideal weather drew many to the Easter parade.
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Logan
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. B. Showers
Dayton
United Brethren Church
Youth Peoples
Theft of railroad packing leads to several arrests
Logan C and O Railroad police with Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith investigated theft of journal packing from railroad cars near Coonville last week. Detective W L Price for the company reported arrests. Reno Sewards pleaded guilty before Magistrate 8 RB Whitehart and was fined 85 and costs. Officers warn the packing used for bonfires by a pond could cause a serious wreck, as a car on a siding near Logan required repair and another near Carroll nearly wrecked from the same cause.
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Logan C. and
Nellis Smith
Coonville
W. L. Price
Reno Sewards
Logan
Carroll
Chauncey Church Easter Services Draw Crowds
Easter observances at Chauncey Church of Christ featured a sunrise service with a large attendance and a full program. The Bible School logged 155 attendees. the choir, orchestra, and soloists performed, followed by communion and worship led by Rev. Gilbert Courtney. Five members joined by baptism from Nelsonville Church of Christ in a related service. The building was decorated with flowers and plants.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
T Persons
Christine Brown
Mary Stalder
Betty Jane Courtney
Charles Sweeney, Jr
Gilbert Courtney
Binle
M. O. Bryan
Nell Brookins
Inex Nye
Florence Pendergrass
Charlies
Nelsonville Church
Alice and
Julia Johnson
Chauncey Mine No 25 Idle With Several Idle Mines Reported
Chauncey Mine No 25 remained idle Monday along with nine other district workings. Mines listed include No 9 No 107 No 2M No 10X Ohio No 1 Carbendsie Black Diamond and Baiem Hollow in the work reports.
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Chauncey
Ohio
Carbendsie
Black Diamond
Baiem Hollow
Infant Chauncey Simpkins Dies Hours After Birth
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Simpkins of Chauncey died eight hours after birth on Saturday. Short funeral services were held Sunday morning by Rev. Gilbert Courtney of the Church of Christ, with burial in Ny Cemetery. Mrs. Simpkins is formerly Reena Shafer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shafer.
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Chauncey
Andrew Simpkins
Gilbert Courtney
Church of Christ
Mra Simpkins
Reena Shefer
Carl Shafer
Family Easter Dinner Hosted by Curuncey Sanders
Mr and Mrs Clar Ome E Sanders entertained relatives at a family Easter Day dinner. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Lewis Sanders, Jacquelyn Sanders, Virginia and Bert McQuade, Mr and Mrs Charles Sanders, Dr and Mrs C Nile Sanders and sons Bob and Bill, Ray Sanders and Charlotte Pence.
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Curuncey
Clar- Ome E. Sanders
Lewis Sanders
Jacquelyn Sanders
Virginia
Bert McQuade
Charles Sanders
C. Nile Sanders
Bob and
Bill
Ray Sanders
Charlotte Pence
Easter visits and family gatherings reported in Chauncey area
Chauncey residents share Easter travel and family visits across Ohio. Wesley Walburn and Mrs. Walburn stayed in Clarksburg with Mrs. Walburns mother Mrs. Stewart. Harley Leffler and family visited Columbus relatives. Noah Harvey and daughter Mary Helen spent Easter in Detroit with relatives. Frank Snyder and FP R Tanner visited Columbus. Lacy Bescoe from Millfield spent two weeks in Oregon Ridge with her aunt and uncle. Daniel Fulton remains home ill. Mrs. Harvey Ferrer and Toledo relatives visit Chauncey family hosts B. F. Ferrel.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
Wesley Walburn
Alexander Madek
Frances Harvey
Frank Snyder
Oregon Ridge
FP R. Tanner
Trimble
Columbus
Lacy Bescoe
Millfield
John Roscoe
Daniel Fulton
Harvey Ferrer
Toledo
B. F. Ferrel
Sunday School Party Sparks Wiener Roast at Church of God
Clarence Staley and family hosted a party for the Sunday School Class of girls from the Church of God last Wednesday night. Attendees included Bessie Tope Helen Tope Verna Mae Collins Ruth Mullins Helen Schoonover Roberta Simmers Mary Helen Harvey Bonnie Powell and Mr and Mrs Clarence Staley Jacob Way Florence Kelzenberg and Theodore Kelzenberg.
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Chauncey
Clarence Staley
Church of God
Bessie Tope
Helen Tope
Verna Mae Collines
Ruth Mullins
Helen Schoonover
Roberta Simmers
Mary Helen Harvey
Bonnie Powell
Jacob Way
Florence Kelzenberg
Theodore Kelzenhberg
Birthday party honors Mrs Kirkendall anniversary
Chauncey hosts Mrs Homer Kerkendall birthday party at her home with joint hostesses Mrs Joe Noland. Guests include Luther Spitzer Joe Noland and children Barbara Frances Herahal Kirkendall Ralph Dale George Kirkendall Homer Kirkendall and children Robert Alberta Jean. Also Cleveland Easter parade note on Max Baer skipping event in striped trousers.
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Chauncey
Homer Kirkendall
Joe Noland
Kerkendall
Hershall Kirkendall
Luther Spitzer
Barbara
Frances
Herahal Kirkendall
Ralph
Dale
George Kirkendall
Robert
Alberta Jean
Cleveland
Max Baer
Euclid Avenue
Forest Fire Period Near Hocking County Decline Noted
Records from Camp Hocking show only six fire calls this spring with one on Friday when CCC enrollees helped in Vinton County to fight a farmer’s grass fire. Heavy rainfall kept forests moist but drying in recent days raised precautionary fire warnings. LOGAN An intoxication charge against John Diehl of South Bloomingville led to a $58 fine plus costs in Magistrate 8 B Whitehart’s court. Deputy Nellis Smith made the arrest.
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Logan
John Diehl
South Bloomingville
B. Whitehart
Nellis Smith
Bicycles Stolen in Logan Report
Police report a porch theft at 249 South Mulberry Street as part of a citywide bicycle stealing spree seen for weeks. Mrs. Dorothy Conkle reported the latest incident on Saturday night.
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Logan
Dorothy Conkle
South Mulberry Street
Coal Miners Clarence Hoffman and Ruth Koon Wed
Clarence Charles Hoffman a Murray City miner and Ruth Mae Koon a Murray City resident married. The couple are both listed as children of local families in Murray City.
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Clarence Charles Hoffman
Miner
Murray City
Charlies Hoffman
Ruth Mae Koon
Fred Koon
Perry L. Gaines
Laurelville
James Gaines
Hazel Arnedge
Hocking County
Rex Ariedge
Large Attendance Reported At Two Glouster Churches
Easter Sunday drew large crowds at the Church of Christ and the M E Church in Glouster. Sunrise services began at 6 am, with Sunday School, the Lord's Supper, and cantatas in the evening. Cantatas by both choirs closed the day.
Easter Guests and Local Visits Fill Glouster Homes
Glouster residents hosted relatives from Mansfield Columbus Akron Athens and Jackson ville over Easter and with weekend visits. Notable guests included Mr and Mrs Clyde Harper and extended family, Dan Rice from St Charles school, Mr and Mrs Guy Faires of Akron, Fritz Schwalbach and son Fred of Akron, C B Dillon of Athens, Mrs G W Cavey and grandson Everett Cavey, and others visiting at the homes of Mr and Mrs J R Clark Mrs Mayme Davis Mr and Mrs Tom Hamilton and families and Frances Taylor of Columbus.
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Clyde Harper
Howard Young
Mansfield
Belford Cunningham
Harper
Marion
Dan Rice
St. Charles School
Columbus
John Nice
Guy Faires
Akron
Faires
C. G. Faires
Fritz Schwalbach
Fred
Jacksonville
C. B. Dillon
Athens
Dillon
Thomas Gamwell
G. W. Cavey
Columbia
Meshick Cavey
Everett Cavey
Howard Guinther
Fred Guinther
Jack
Betty
Florence Guinther
Florence Laither
Charles Guinther
Frank Davis
Davis
Mayme Davis
Evan Hamilton
Evening Radio Schedule Card
A detailed timetable lists radio segments from 9:00 to 7:45 with performances by orchestras, singers, and comedy acts plus news and chatter. Notable entries include Henry Kalb’s Orchestra, Phil Harris, Moon River, Lum and Abner, and Lowell Thomas along with several named acts and programs.
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Greater Minstrels
Haydn's
Corn Cob Pipe Club
Follies
Preas Radio News
Arcedia Cafe
Orch
Henry Kalb
Ink Spots
Jolly Coburn
Shandor
Art Jarrett
Leonard Keller
Phil Harris
Moon River
School of the Air
Vic and Sade
Ma Perkins
Escorts Quartet
Rex Griffith
Betty and
Bob
John Barker
Mary Sothern
Dudley Brothers
Dorothea Ponce
Jack Armstrong
Tim Healy
Bob Newhall
Lowell Thomas
Lum
Abner
Red Davis
Vie and Bade
Willie Bryant Orch
Rob
Meredith Wilson
Colonel Cook
Singing Lady
American Legion
Angelo Ferdinando
Rob Newhall
News of the Air
Monday Radio Schedule Highlights Several Performers
The page lists a busy Monday evening lineup for Antonio and Orchestra at 8:15 followed by Patti Chapin and Adventure Hour. Other acts include Buck Rogers and Bobby Benson, Myrt and Maree, The O Neills, and The Big Show. Wayne King's Orchestra and The Four Aces appear late, with a final 200 Monday Jamboree segment.
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Orientalr
Patti Chapin
Adventure Hour
Jack Armstrong
Dick Tracy
Buck Rogers
Bobby Benson
Household Music Box
Radio News
Myrt
Maree
Just Plain Bill
the O'Neills
Roare Carter
Pray
Braggiotti
Local Man Taken for Pneumonia Treatment at Athens Hospital
Ralph Staider of this city was transported by ambulance to Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens for treatment of double pneumonia. Mrs. Frank Pedicord of Bishopville recently had major surgery at Cherrington Hospital in Logan and is progressing as expected as relatives visit.
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Glouster
Ralph Staider
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Frank Pedicord
Bishopville
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Eastern Stars Busy Week in GLOUSTER
Eastern Star circles in this city plan a busy week. Thea Chapter holds a special practice Monday at 6 30. A regular meeting follows Tuesday at the usual hour. Friday night brings the annual inspection of the chapter.
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Glouster
Thea
Mrs Newman Otey Seriously Ill In Lima
Lima reports the serious illness of Mrs. Newman Otey who was hospitalized there last week for an operation. She had suffered heart disease for many months and was formerly Miss Hazel Webb of Webb Summit. Many of her relatives reside in the area.
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Logan
Lima
Newman Otey
Hazel Webb
Webb Summit
Easter Service Held by Logan Knights Templar
Logan Commandery of Knights Templar and their ladies gathered at the Masonic Temple for Easter observance at 4 30 Sunday. About 100 attended as Jerry G Spears Columbus a former United Brethren pastor gave the address. Commander W H Hansel led the program with a quartet and several members voice parts. An Eastern Stars group served dinner led by Mrs Dan Roberta.
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Logan
Logan Commandery of
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Jerry G. Spears
Columbus
United Brethren Church
W. H. Hansel
8. V. Shepard
Edgar Hillyer
L. P. Mooney
Walter Prather
NBC Plans Seven Days of National Federation Music Clubs Broadcasts
NBC will originate seven days of radio concerts and talks from the 19th biennial convention in Philadelphia. Highlights include Welsh Girls Chorus 2:30 p m Tuesday on WEAF NBC, and Giovanni Martinelli with Mendelssohn Club 9:30 p m Tuesday on WJZ NBC.
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New York
NBC
National Federation of Music Clubs
Philadelphia
Weaf-Nbc
Welsh Girls Chorus
Wjz-Nbc
Giovanni Martinelli
Mendelssohn Club
Radio Schedule Tuesday Listings Include Music and News
A dense program guide lists shows from 2:00 PM to 2:90 AM featuring orchestras, singers, talk programs, and news segments. Notable entries include Willie Bryant Orchestra, Melody Parade, Ed Wynn, Bing Crosby, Glen Gray, Hecht's Brigadiers, and Orville Knapp's Orchestra among others.
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Congress Speaks
WABC
CBS
Prince Adolf
Sweden
WJZ
NBC
Boston Latin School
New York Giants
Boston Braves
England
Sir John Simon
Jack Armstrong
Dick Tracy
Buck Rogers
Robby Benson
The
Gothamaires
Radio News
Myrt
Marge
Just Plain
Bill
Jerry Cooper
Boake Carter
Bing Crosby
Charm
O Keefe
Glen Gray
Hecht
Brigadiers
Voice of
Crusaders
Preddie Bergin
Orch
Enric Madriguera
Art Jarrett
Orville Knapp
Bill Hogan
Hollister U B Church Senorita Class Entertained
The Senorita Class of Hollister U B Church was entertained Friday at Miss Daisy Deem's home. Olives Bethel led the Scripture, Forest Warehime gave a reading, prizes went to Elizabeth Banfield Forest Warehime and Winnie Phelps, a light lunch followed, Deona Mitchell of Newark attended, May meeting slated at Rosa Lee Mitchell's home.
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Hollister
Hollister U. B
Daisy Deem
Jennie Banfield
Annetta Hodgson
Olive Bethel
Forest Warehime
Elizabeth Banfield
Winnie Phelps
Deona Mitchell
Newark
Rosa Lee Mitchell
Steelmakers see sustained demand with small gains
Cleveland reports Steelmakers posted a sustained demand last week with small gains in miscellaneous orders. Operations rose another point to 46 percent, according to The Magazine Steel on Monday.
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Cleveland
Steel
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Youngstown
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Cincinnati
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Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
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Lucy Bowen
Sandusky
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Jacob Elder
Rushville
Robert Work, Jr
Robert C. Work
M. E
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