Forest Fire Quickly Stopped After Alarm Reaches Camp Logan
Forest lands in Hocking Fairfield and Vinton Counties gain protection from fires after Camp Logan CCC crews respond to a Bern Township blaze. Two trucks with 30 men each fight the fire for two hours until fully subdued. Ranger L T Worley directs efforts from Rock House tower. Telephones link Rock House Ash Cave Old Man's Cave aiding rapid response.
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CCC
L. T. Worley
Fock House
Camp Logan
Logan
Hocking County
Rock House
Tar Hollow
Ash Cave
Zaleski
Old Man's Cave
Scholarship Teams Selected at L. H. S.
Logan High School selects students to compete in district scholarship tests at Athens. Chemistry Gienn Brown and Willard Richard lead the list with science, math, history, languages and English represented by pairs across departments.
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Athens
LOGAN
Logan High School
Logan High
Tooee
Gienn Brown
Willard Richard
Martha Magle
Everett McWilliams
Ralph Hite
Forest Eddy
Dorothy Ellis
Bruce Price
John Cooper
Wayne Frantz
Rockbridge Seniors Receive Diplomas
Graduation exercises for Rockbridge High School Friday featured Rev. Robert Leonard Tucker delivering the address on Progress. Melvin Harburger led the orchestra as Carl Edward Goode gave the valedictory and Edna May Beougher offered the salutatory. Supt. J W Coleman presented diplomas to 17 graduates including Carl Edward Goode Harold Starner Ambrose Primmer Geraldine Miller Elizabeth Green Everett Kling Gertrude Bailey Edna Beougher and others.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Columbus
Tucker
Melvin Harburger
Carl Edward Goode
Edna May Beougher
J. W. Coleman
Grover Carpenter
Board of Education
Harold Woodrow Starner
Ambrose F. Primmer
Parl Frederick Groves
Geraldine Miller
Elizabeth Janes Green
Everett John Klinger
Aura Edwin Brown
Carl M. Gorby
Lawrence W. Beougher
Gertrude Juanita Bailey
Geraldine Marie Later
Blanche Elizabeth Coakley
Velma Kathryn Bell
Gladys Mae Starner
Detmar Eugene Walker
Edna Mae Beougher
Fair Weather Aids Hocking County Gravel Project Progress
Logan Ohio Fair weather boosts the Hocking County road program with 12 carloads of gravel already distributed on secondary highways. Fifteen cars were in local yards Saturday and Cantwell Cliff Road work advanced as county forces, aided by Camp Logan labor and trucks, handled 52 trucks on Friday.
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Logan
Hocking County
Orla Wolfe
Sugar Grove
Enterprise
Cantwell Cliff Road
Camp Logan
Cantwell Cliffs
New Straitsville Dates Set For Commencement And Alumni Events
New Straitsville High School will hold commencement exercises on Tuesday night May 1 in the Auditorium at 8 o'clock. An alumni affair will be held Friday May 4. A prayer meeting at the Methodist Church Tuesday evening drew a large attendance. Local members Roy Palmer Clyde Strain C O Coakley Walter Phillip and Charlie Strain attended an Eagle’s meeting in Murray City Tuesday. Mabel Stoltz has been ill Kate Thompson has been ill. Minor injuries were reported for occupants of a car driven by William J. Davis and William Shuttleworth after a collision on Roseville Road. Shuttleworth suffered head and hand cuts and Davis’s sedan was badly damaged.
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New Straitsville
New Straitsville High School
Methodist Church
Roy Palmer
Clyde Strain
C. O Coakley
Walter Phillip
Charlie Strain
Murray City
Mabel Stoltz
Itle
Kate Thompson
William J. Davis
William Shuttleworth
Roseville Road
Shuttleworth
Davis
Founder of a Religion 1 7 Who was the great religious leader in the picture
A cryptic clue style list mentions a founder of a religion and a leading religious figure in a pictured diagram, interspersed with numbered fragments and dictionary-like definitions suggesting a puzzle or crossword context.
Reforestation Push Plants 110 500 Trees at Cantwell Cliffs
The CCC led by Ranger L. T. Worley completed 110 500 tree plantings across 110 acres near Cantwell Cliffs in Hocking County. Enrollees from Camp Logan aided the effort, adding red and white pine hemlock tulip poplar black walnut and European Larch.
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Logan
Cantwell Cliffs
Hocking County
L. T. Worley
Camp Logan
Graduation Day At New Straitsville High
New Straitsville High graduation is set for Tuesday. Local residents and families including C. O. Coakley, Mrs. John Evans, Mrs. Minnie Backus and daughters, Mrs. Amy Lanning, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Clark are noted in social visits to Logan and Akron. Mary Davis's Sunday School class met with 22 members and one new member, Mrs. Isabelle Ball, after a 6 pm potluck.
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C. O. Coakley
Logan
John Evans
Minnie Backus
Amy Lanning
Edward Mills
Jimmie
Akron
Bob Clark
Mary Davis
Isabelle Ball
Davis
Bert Gill
Marcia
Leslie Gill
William Lemon
Murray City
Grace and
Margaret Harrison
Greendale Briefs and Local Visits Chronicle
Greendale notes a Friday school closure with a noon basket dinner and church program. Junior Class Play draws locals to Carbon Hill, while residents visit relatives and friends in Evanston Columbus and Carbon Hill.
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Columbus
Harry Thompson
Ethel Norton
Walter Hill
Pauline Spires
Viola Bond
Donald Jewell
Floyd Pierson
Carbon Hill Gymnasium
Thomas Raynor
Ernest Weed
Jerry
Pauline
Levi Bond
Mrs
Pearl Bong
Bus drivers fined after license check last week
Several school bus drivers were arrested after failing to procure required licenses. Inspector from the state department cited them, and they appeared before Magistrate S. B. Whitehart on Saturday. State High Patrolman F. J. Crume ordered fines of 1 dollar plus costs for Stanley Huston, George Huston, Calvin Poling, and Walter Derr.
Wedded 25 Years Mark Silver Anniversary Celebration
Donahue couple observes their silver wedding anniversary at home with family and friends. Mr. Donahue, longtime resident and supervisor of the Rachelmacher estate, oversees holdings in Hocking and Perry Counties. A fence in Starr Township's Laurel Run District, long controversial, was removed along with plans to remove a shed nearby between Charles Patton and Charles Price properties.
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Logan
CB. Donahue
Mrs. Donahue
Rachelmacher
Hocking
Perry
Laurel Run
Starr Township
Charles Patton
Charles Price
Beougher Charged With Assault In Logan Case
Charles Beougher was arrested Thursday by Police Chief Lew Reynolds and brought before Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald on assault and battery charges. He pled not guilty and was sent to the grand jury under $100 bond. the complainant is Beasie Beougher naming Juanita Beougher as the victim.
Wolfe and McVeigh Couple Wed in Haydenville
Fred Edward Wolfe a Logan day worker aged 23 and Jane Eileen Mc Veight aged 21 from Haydenville were married with Magistrate C T Stephen son officiating. The couple are children of Bernard Wolfe and Abraham McVeigh respectively.
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Fred Edward Wolfe
Logan
Bernard Wolfe
Jane Eileen McVeight
Haydenville
Abraham McVeigh
C. T. Stephenson
Logan Chamber of Commerce to Elect Officers
Nominees for Logan Chamber of Commerce offices were canvassed by a committee led by Rev. Amos L. Heyde. The full membership will vote at Tuesday night’s annual meeting at Odd Fellows Hall with President B. A. Hall reporting and Charles E Nixon delivering the principal address.
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Columbus Chamber of Commerce
B. A. Hall
A. H. Carpenter
Frank Blasius
Clarence Blosser
Charles Breene
John A. Wellman
Ferent E. Weinrich
Harold W. Larimer
Ford Hack
A. L. Heyde
C. F. Lewis
C. F. Rauch
R. Kenneth Kerr
Eleven Arrests Saturday Night In Gallipolis
After a quiet end to the previous week with one intoxication arrest, Gallipolis logged eleven arrests on Saturday night. Mayor A. J. Stormont collected fines totaling $55 over the weekend.
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Gallipolis
A. J. Stormont
Colored man wounded in Gallipolis neck cut
Matt Williams, a Black man, lies in Holzer Hospital with a serious neck wound from a Sunday evening altercation. He refused to disclose the cause of the dispute.
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Gallipolis
Matt Williams
Holzer Hospital
County Library Receives 320 Books in Drive
Athens County library system reports April Book Shower yielded over 320 books from city clubs organizations and individuals. Donations include 112 books from Edith Peyton and 100 plus from publishers. Summers programs planned. more books welcome at Edwin Watts Chubb Library Athens.
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Jeanette Smith
Sheriff Sale Of Real Estate In Athens County Ohio
The sheriff will offer for sale at public auction on June 2 1934 at 1 PM at the Athens County Court House the described parcels in Athens City including Lot 2584 Townsend Addition and other named lots. Each lot has specified appraisals and sale proceeds to satisfy the judgment and costs with cash in hand on day of sale. Sheriff Charles Stratton and attorney L A Koons oversee the sale.
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Troy Jackson Bennett
Franks. Bardin
Fairview Avenue
Caren
W. Va
Jake Fankhouser
Washington
J. _N. Boice
Parkersburg
First National Bank
Parkersby W. Va
The
Peoples National Bank
Shattuck & Jackson Company
Kersburg
J. Virgil Kincant
Coolville Ational Bank
Coolville
Ohio
Carthage Township
Athens County
Marignee
Lens
L. G. Worstell
Llewellyn Miller
Mary E. Miller
Athens
Wit
J. C. Campbell
Outlet
Blackwood
First Street
Highland Avenue
Garfield Avenue
Townsend Addition
Stimson Avenue
No. U At
Charles Stratton
L. A. Koons
Italy Moves Toward Fasci ist Parliament in Solemn Speech
Rome April 30 United Italy advances toward a greater destiny as King Victor Emmanuel opens the new Parliament in a session described as unusually solemn The monarch vowed internal policy based on authority order and justice guaranteed by the regime's political and military forces signaling a likely shift to a fascist guild government.
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Rome
Italy
Victor Emmanuel
State Liquor Store Sales Total 521634
Columbus April 30 State Liquor stores sales totalled 521 634 up to last night Colonel John A Hughes director of the State Liquor Department announced today Retail sales 407 658 and wholesale 113 976 State stores sales Friday averaged 9 more per store than Thursday The department now has 101 stores in operation.
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Columbus
U.P
John A. Hughes
State Liquor Department
Civil Service Men Guilty of Malfeasance
Zanesville April 30 William D Holliday and A A Porter of the municipal civil service commission were found guilty of malfeasance in office and ordered suspended by Mayor W P Wetherald. They were charged with altering records and had previous contempt fines rescinded.
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Zanesville
William D. Holliday
A. A. Porter
Municipal Civil Service Commission
W. PF. Wetherald
Civil Service Commission
Logan Coach John Longley Attends Columbus Football Clinic
Coach John Longley attended a football clinic in Columbus this weekend. He has spent the past several years at an athletic coaching school in the Ohio Michigan area.
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Logan
John Longley
Columbus
Longley
Ohio-Michigan
Michael Kinnen Appointed Executor in Athens County Estate
Michael Kinnen of A D 3 Cooville Ohio has been appointed and qualified as Executor of the estate of Catherine M. Kinnen late of Athens County Ohio deceased. Dated April 14 1994 M Johnson Probate Judge of said County.
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Michael Kinnen
A. D
Cooville
Ohio
Catherine M. Kinnen
Athens County
M Johnson
Said County
Luhrig Rural School District invites bids for depository
The Board of Education of Luhrig Rural School District will receive bids for depository for school funds for 1934-35 until 12 o'clock noon May 1th, 1954. EDGAR WILSON, Clerk. Athens, Ohio, R. D. No. 6.
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Board of Education of
Luhrig Rural School
Edgar Wilson
Athens
Ohio
Auxiliary Travels Initiate New McArthur Unit
About 20 members of the American Legion Auxiliary traveled to McArthur on Wednesday night to help install and initiate the new auxiliary unit there. Forty nine members were initiated, with Agnes Merritt of Columbus and Margaret Bradbury of Gallipolis attending as visiting officers. Local officers exemplifying the work included Edith Newsom as president Georgie Gray first vice president Jewell Strong second vice president Erma Newsom past president Edith Johnson secretary Willa Wise man treasurer Blanche Dugan chaplain Evelyn DeVault sergeant at arms Louise Thompson and Hazel Amos color bearers. A covered dish lunch followed.
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Bers
American Legion Auxiliary
McArthur
Agnes Merritt
Columbus
Margaret Bradbury
Gallipolis
Edith Newsom
Georgie Gray
Jewell Strong
Erma Newsom
Edith Johnson
Willa Wiseman
Wilkesville Personal Visits Highlight Columbus Trip
J A Wood and Tom Fitzpatrick were in Columbus last week. Shirley Harder and Mrs A L DeVault were in Columbus Saturday. They visited Basil friends. E L Newsom and Harold Thompson went to Jackson to buy a piano for the American Legion Auxiliary Hall. Will Davis and wife of McArthur visited relatives here Sunday. Charles Long and wife of Wellston visited in C R Reed’s home Sunday. The Wilsons moved from George Bishop property to the Wells property vacated by Hiram Marks. Many attended a Masonic inspection Thursday night.
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J. A. Wood
Tom Fitzpatrick
Columbus
Shirley Harder
A. L. DeVault
Basil
E. L. Newsom
Harold Thompson
Jackson
American Legion Auxiliary Hall
Will Davis
McArthur
Charles Long
Wellston
C. R. Reed
Mrs. Wilson
George Bishop
Wells
Hiram Marks
Elm City Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr. and Mrs. James Martin and Mrs. L. C. Cowden with Mrs. Elizabeth Biddle spent the weekend in Columbus visiting relatives. Mrs. George W. Haney left Sunday for Chicago to be guest of her family for two weeks.
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James Martin
L. C. Cowden
Elizabeth Biddle
Columbus
George W. Haney
Chicago
Halliday named administrator of Morrow estate
John E. Halliday appointed administrator of the estate of the late James Morrow by Probate Judge J. B. Clark.
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Gallipolis
John E. Halliday
James Morrow
J. 8. Clark
Local couple cleared to marry in Gallipolis area
Gallipolis license records show Stanley Jones 36 farmer of Greenfield Township and Bertha Boyer 26 of Gallipolis were issued marriage licenses for a Saturday ceremony. They are the first names listed on the official notice.
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Gallipolis
Stanley Jones
Greenfield Township
Bertha Boyer
Bridge Party Winners Named At Gallipolis Wayside Home
Mrs. Hollis Johnson and Mrs. Frank Jones won prizes at a Friday bridge party hosted by Mrs. Charlies Switzer and Mrs. S. F. Smith on State Street. Four tables were entertained.
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Gallipolis
Hollis Johnson
Frank Jones
Charlies Switzer
S. F. Smith
State Street
Little Girls Frock Pattern 1832 by Anne Adams
Delicate child dress pattern uses latest adult stole styling with puffed sleeves and button over yokes. Sizes 4 6 8 W 12 M4 require fabric 2 yards 36 inch. pattern includes illustrated sewing steps. Book and pattern offer priced 25 cents, pattern alone 15 cents, address Athens Messenger Pattern Dept New York.
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Emmy Lou
Dorothy
Anne Adams
Athens Meassenger Pattern Department
West 11Th Street
New York City
Aged Bidwell Woman Attacked by Intruder in Gallia County
Mrs. Allie White of Bidwell was attacked twice by an intruder on a Saturday night. Neighbors heard her cries as the man forced entry through the kitchen door after initially assaulting her in the yard, then fled before identification. She is reputed wealthy and lives alone, with Gallipolis residents noting her frequent visits and isolation since her mother’s death.
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Gallipolis
Allie White
Bidwell
Open Civil Service Exams For Master And Pilot
The Civil Service Commission announces an open competition for master and pilot positions in Gallipolis with salaries from 2600 to 3000 dollars yearly. Competitors are rated on experience and fitness rather than a written exam. reductions may apply. Further information can be obtained from R H Carlock, secretary of the Huntington West Virginia commission.
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Gallipolis
United States Civil Service Commission
R. H. Carlock
Huntington, W. Va
Carlock
Paternity case opened in Gallipolis Common Pleas
In Gallipolis Common Pleas Court the paternity charge Bertha Lowry vs Frankie Norman was opened before Judge W R White. White also filed a continuance in the Mary B Stuart vs John and Emma Johnson matter. The plaintiff seeks money and foreclosure. On May 2 guardian H M Miller of Lizzie Finley incompetent will be heard against executors R M Switzer and W V Ingels of Sallie Clark estate.
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Gallipolis
Common Pleas Court
Bertha Lowry
Frankie Norman
W. R. White
White
Mary B. Stuart
John
Emma Johnson
H. M. Miller
Lizzie Finley
R. M. Switzer
W. V. Ingels
Sallie Clark
Judge grants divorce in Gallipolis case
Judge W. R. White grants a divorce Saturday to Eulah Graham represented by Atty. R. M. Switzer from Max Graham on grounds of wilful absence and gross neglect. Plaintiff restored to maiden name Eulah Per ginger.
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Gallipolis
W. R. White
Eulah Graham
Atty. R. M. Switzer
Max Graham
Eulah Perginger
Margery Grey Debuts as Tap Dancer at Lafayette Club
Miss Margery Grey of Columbus made her first public appearance as a tap dancer at the Lafayette Hotel Night Club on Saturday night. She was joined by Doris Grey and Lucille Beckwith, also of Columbus, in the floor show.
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Gallipolis
Margery Grey
Columbus
Lafayette Hotel
Doris Grey
Lucille Beckwith
Hotel Ad By The Senger Co In Gallia County
Edna Erysiat Eatavelia seeks lodging at a hotel managed by The Senger Co in Gallia County, as local readers note. The inquiry highlights lodging availability and potential reservations.
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Edna Erysiat Eatavelia'd Hotel
Senger Co Gallia County
Huntington Quick Steps Cubs? Local Baseball Result
Vague report of a baseball game between Huntington and Nyton with a final score around 8 to 6. Mentions Owens Maybert and an umpire. notes a Pittsburgh team to play next. Seems from a GALLIPOLIS page with Sunday afternoon play.
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Gallipolis
Hunts
Nyton
Owens
Maybert
Dennin
Silver Bridge
Pittsburgh
Seventeen Children In Waiting Room Delayed Tonsil Operations
In Gallipolis a disorderly outbreak in a hospital waiting room forced a postponement of tonsil operations for a month. Seventeen children remained for checkups and follow up eye work conducted by Margaret G. Jones, county reports.
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Gallipolis
Whiie At
Garet G. Jones
Miss Jones
FERA Director Urges Cooperation for Gallia Farm Families
FERA Rehabilitation seeks notification to assist Gallia County families on farms with shelter and food. Soprano Miss sang solo at the Gallipolis Presbyterian Church accompanied by organist Mrs. Hi. Leslie Jackson, recently injured, returned home from hospital. Mrs. Bins of Gallia recovering from fever. four children ill. A police count checked shoppers on Second Avenue between Court and State streets at 2 pm.
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Gallipolis
FERA
George
Gallia County
Che Gallipolis
Pasteeth and Deodorzes Taste Hope for Relief
Fragmentary lines describe a product or remedy promising pleasant mouthfeel and druggist approved use. Mentions three sites and a focus on teeth or dental care with a comforting feel.
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Tom
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