NRA Emblems Decorate Logan as 95 Businesses Sign Pacts
Logan August 2 95 local business places signed the NRA codes and displayed emblems along Main Street. NRA executive committee planned further cooperation while a survey tracks employment and wage gains. Natco plant at Haydenville remains operating and will adopt the heavy clay products code once approved between August 15 and September 1.
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NRA
Logan
Main Street
Natco
Haydenville
Lambert Named to County Relief Commission
Aug 2 Lambert of the city was named to the county relief commission to represent unemployed. The selection came from five names submitted by the unemployed council. Other suggested names were Archie Barnes Bert Poling Fi em Locks and Merle Richards.
Presbyterians Top Catholics In Closest Ute Contest
LOGAN Aug 2 Presbyterians defeated Catholics 4 to 3 to remain undefeated. Luna ford earned a third straight win in the second half. Presbyterians and Methodists set to meet tonight to settle a postponement. Ed gar Delong family leaves for ten day trip to Macon Missouri to visit relatives. Delbert Nortis moves to the farm to tend stock in their absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lunaford
Edgar Delong
Laurelville
Macon
Missouri
Delbert Nortis
Rural Schools in Hocking County Set Indebtedness Plan
Logans, Aug 2. Rural school districts in Hocking County submit financial data to the state and gain approval to issue certificates of indebtedness to cover bills through July 1. Approved sums include Benton 4000, Good Hope 5400, Laurel 3143, Marion 2116, Salt Creek 2036, Starr 6736, Ward 7048, Washington 4805, Murray City 10002, Haydenville 2741. Perry and Laurelville left open pending more data. Green Township not in state aid group. Falls Gore Oroville require no issue. Green owes Ward 4425 and Hauden ile 2205 for tuition at area high schools, not covered by state aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
State Department
Benton
Good Hope
Laurel
Marion
Salt Creek
Starr
Ward
Washington
Murray City
Haydenville
Perry
Laurelville
Green Township
Falls
Gore
Oroville
Ward Township
Carbon Hill High
Haudenile
Marion Hansel Dies Former Hocking County Resident
Marion Hansel 68, a painter and former Hocking County resident, died in Lancaster after an illness dating from last May. He moved to Lancaster 20 years ago with a wife and daughter Fern Hansel at home. He is survived by siblings Samuel Hansel, Mrs. Harry Chidister, Mrs. Melissa Rensonhaver, Mrs. Nancy Kimble, and Mrs. Ella Evans. Funeral arrangements were not yet set.
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Hocking
Hansel
Fairfield
Fern Hansel
Samuel Hansel
Harry Chidister
Melissa Rensonhaver
Logan
Nancy Kimble
Lancaster
Ella Evans
Texas
4-H Club Camp Plans Near Athens For Week
Applications are being received for the joint Athens Hocking 4-H Club camp to be held near Athens next week. Several boys and girls have filed their applications with the extension service and others are expected to do so within the next day or two. Mr and Mrs Harold Chambers will accompany club members to camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Athens
Harold Chambers
Old 1810 Madison deed brought to Logan
Nelson DeJong of Laurelville displayed an old parchment in Logan on Tuesday. Dated 1810 and issued by President James Madison, the sheep skin deed, once owned by the Gaul family, descends to Isaac Delong, grandfather of the current Salt Creek Township owner. Parents Bari Landis announce birth of a son on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Nelson DeJong
Laurelville
James Madison
Mr. Delong
Salt Creek Township
George Gaul
Gauls
Isaac Delong
Local resident heads to World's Fair for vacation
Ward Hockman of this city and a companion left on Wednesday for a vacation trip extending to Kenosha Wisconsin. They plan to visit the World's Fair and before leaving both appeared at the election board office to cast absent ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Edward Hockman
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Election Board
Automobile Crank Allegedly Used in Assault Charge
Logan August 2 Lew Conkey Jobs was jailed 30 days and fined 10 dollars plus costs after appearing before Mayor FE Bright on an assault and battery charge. He allegedly struck his victim with an automobile crank. Lester Conkey was arraigned for switching automobile motors without reporting and fined 25 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lew Conkey
FE. E. Bright
Lester Conkey
Bright
Judge Whitcraft Returns Part of Salary to County
Logan August 2 Judge Harley M Whitcraft refunded 174.68 from his quarterly county salary and asked it be credited to the mothers pension division. The voluntary act aligns with moves by other county elective officers and reflects standard practice of returning county funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harley M. Whitcraft
Mothers’ Pension Division
Haydenville Births and Injuries Report
Haydenville briefs note the birth of a son Sunday morning to Mr and Mrs Reuben Misner. Tian Bowersock, daughter of Mr and Mrs Everett Bowersock, is reported improving after appendicitis surgery. Mrs Katie Evans is home after observation at St Francis Hospital and may need another operation. Jesse N VanBibber injured his left hand at work in the Natco Plant clay mine. a small bone fractured. James Brown, burned on face and head a month ago, is improving after a kerosene incident while starting a kitchen fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Misner
Tian Bowersock
Everett Bowersock
Katie Evans
St. Francis Hospital
Jesse N. VanBibber
Natco
James Brown
Logan Man Praises Fire Squad Work at Hot Springs Camp
Reuben Lowes of Hocking County writes from Hot Springs Camp California to D O Sparnow about serving with a fire squad and working with rangers every other week. He enjoys the work and commends ranger treatment. Lowes belongs to the camp ball team and notes Ley Connell of Logan has not lost a bout since the program opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Reuben Lowes
Hocking County
Hot Springs Camp
California
D. O. Sparnow
Rangers
Lowes
Ley Connell
Betty Joan Frazier Buried in Shaw Cemetery
Eight month old Betty Joan Frazier daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Frazier was buried at Shaw Cemetery after services at United Brethren Church led by Rev B C Peters. She died Saturday afternoon after a brief illness. Survived by brother Harold grandparents Mr and Mrs Guy Schultz of Logan and F J Frazier of Butte Montana and the parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Betty Joan
Charles Frazier
Shaw Cemetery
The
United Brethren Church
B. C. Peters
Harold
Guy Schultz
F. J. Frazier
Butte
Montana
Mrs. Pickel Dies Webb Summit Woman Will Be Buried Thursday
Florence Fickel 37 wife of Orla Fickel died at home near Webb Summit after a prolonged illness. She leaves husband father Jacob Aurand a son Roy and a daughter Inez. Funeral services set for Thursday at Webb Chapel with Rev J W Stein officiating. Burial in Webb Chapel Cemetery.
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Webb Summit
Logan
Florence Fickel
Orla Fickel
Jacob Aurand
Roy
Inez
Webb Chapel
J. W. Stein
Social and entertainment planned at Enterprise Church lawn
Logan event on August 5 features home made ice cream chicken sandwiches and other foods with music by the Happy Boosters on the church lawn Saturday evening.
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Logan
Enterprise
Funeral for Lloyd Woltz at Pisgah Church
Funeral services were held at Pisgah U B Church Sunday afternoon for Lloyd Woltz two year old son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Woltz Rockbridge. He died Friday. He is survived by his parents seven siblings.
Pheasants Delivered to Rural Districts by Deputy
Logan with Deputy Edward Eberst receiving a consignment of matured pheasants from the conservation department on Tuesday and distributing them to rural districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Edward Eberst
Conservation Department
Callahans and Ebersts Host Sunday Visit
Mr and Mrs James Callahan and three children and Mrs James Callahan of Br Columbus were guests of Mr and Mrs George Eberst on Sunday.
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James Callahan
Columbus
George Eberst
Logan Man Arrested for Intoxication Fined 25
Ray Allen of Nelsonville was arrested Monday evening by Logan Chief George Bateman and returned to Logan by Chief Lew Reynalds. He pled guilty and was fined 25 dollars plus costs by Mayor E. E. Bright.
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Logan
Auk
Ray Allen
Nelsonville
George Bateman
Lew Reynalds
E. E. Bright
Relief Workers Seek Raise in Hourly Pay
Logan relief workers missing from courthouse shift as council advised holding for higher pay. Relief commission had announced an increase from 35 to 37 1/2 cents per hour for crediting relief orders last week.
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Logan
Relief Commission
Coolville and Area Socialcirca 1934 Community Updates
A Sunday gathering at Coolville Camp Grounds marks the Bingman family tenth annual reunion with officers elected at a 2 PM meeting. Marriages, picnics, church events, and social visits populate the town's weekend, including a new John Aiken and Miss Gladys Sheets marriage and a county-wide funeral of community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigby
Bingman
Coolville
Lena Dugan
Hattie Dugan
Virgie Kennard
C. A. Bingman
W. R. Clark
Christie Evans
Athens County Fair Grounds
Din ner Guests Reported At Goldsberry Home Gathering
A crowd attended dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goldsberry including C. L. Goldsberry family Maxine and Catherine Weatherby Ward Cunningham Ath ens Virgil Butt Aldean Barnhill and Donna Jewell Elda Smith and Norma Jean from Columbus visited Mrs. Glennie St. Clair. Other guests included George Biggs Burlingham J P Mohler hosted Rev Norris Laura Longworth. Coalman Mr French of Harrisonville aided farmers. Clint Fisk and WNelsonville visitors stayed with C E Butta. O F Lowther hosted Ace and McCraiger DeJong from Hamlin and Charleston W Va over weekend. J W Weatherby Hubert Athens joined Friday supper with J P Mohler. Richard Williams family visited Vinton Meek Kirkersville Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Goldsberry
C. L. Goldsberry
Maxine
Catherine
Allen Weatherby
Ward Cunningham
Athens
Virgil Butt
Aldean Barnhill
Donna Jewell
Elda Smith
Norma Jean
Columbus
O. F. Lowther
Ace DeJong
Hamlin
W. Va
McCraiger
Charleston
Social Fairs in Muskingum Area Highlight Weekend Visits
A parade of visitors and extended family gather across Muskingum County. Residents from Columbus, Lancaster, Detroit, and Athens travel to and from home for Sunday meals and weekend stays with relatives, including crossings through Buckeye Lake and New Plymouth. Local lists note numerous guest appearances and homecoming visits.
Rutland residents attend Athens mechanic picnic
Rutland figures among thousands at the Athens Fair Grounds event with Mr and Mrs Alex Steele and family and others listed. Visitors include Vernon Mills and Paul Winn at Hawks Nest West Virginia. Community notices cover church services missions and local visits.
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Rutland
Athens Fairgrounds
Alex Steele
Ted Pollock
Joseph Greaser
Pearl Reeves
Carl Reeves
Floyd Miller
Vernon Mills
Paul Winn
Hawks Nest
W. Va
H. F. Bolton
Christian Church
Home Missionary Society
Simpson M. E
M. E. Rathburn
R. L. Jones
Columbus
Harry Williamson
Ash McGhee
Kathleen McGhee
Mildred Barton
Nora McNaughton
Cash Johnson
Blaine Giles
Johnson
Fostoria
Thomas Davis
Neille Clark
Macinnati
Celia Curtis
Local visitors and improvements noted in East Liverpool area
Long Bottom Mrs Winnie Herbert of East Liverpool spent several days last week with relatives here. Riley Pigott has improved his Riverside Poultry Farm residence with a new porch and fresh paint. John Coates and family of Belle vue Ky visited sister Mrs John Chevalier. Capt W E Roe visited brother in law I C Matlack and family. Mr and Mrs C L Skinnell East Liverpool were here at sister in law Mrs Artie Schreiber. Miss Clara Swan of Cleveland is spending days with her mother here. Capt Roy Hyatt's show boat Water Queen was here with a show Wednesday evening.
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Lorenzo Lewis
Bethel
Columbus
Buckeye Lake
Charles Vansickle
Jack Benton
George Vansickle
Zernia Newman
Mark Dietz
Charles Strum
Fred Robson
Lancaster
Phoebe Robson
Leo Oakley
Detroit
Oakley
Mark Shelton
Bobby Lewis
Mode Lewis
William Thomas, Jr
William Thomas
Dan Langly
Orvill Burgess
Buchtel
Albert Spencer
Mary Lou Andrews
Leo Mitchell
New Plymouth
Spencer
John Mason
Rebecca Harrison
the Plains
Albert Storer
A. A. Person
Athens
E. A. Person
Clarence Archer and Son
George Archer
Gladys Ellis
Barberton
Charles Ellis
Dorothy Riggs
Ralph Larimer
Logan
Safy Riggs
George Gears
Cecil Lunsford
Glouster
Winnie Herbert
East Liverpol
Riley Pigott
Riverside Poultry Farm
John Coates
Bellevue
John Chevalier
Capt
W. E. Roe
I. C. Matlack
Mms. C. L. Skinnell
Liverpool
Artie Schreiber
Clara Swan
Cleveland
Roy Hyatt
Parker Family Vacation Plans Begin August First
Rio Grande Reverend and Mrs Parker and Marjorie Jean depart August 1 for a multi city trip, spending days in Washington DC and visiting relatives in New York State. Calvary Church picnic held at Chicamauga Park July 2 with Mrs Jenkins directing. Married men versus single men softball game ended 6 4 for the singles after a 4 4 tie.
Local Social Notes Mark Visits and Gatherings Across Town
Mrs. Charles Williams and Mrs. Floren Williams with son Charles visit W. W. Williams. Hannah Broughman and family visit Sarah Broughman. Rose Clark ill in Adamsville. Charmis Davis and Maurice Fowler report Burgen Ky fishing trip. Burdened by multiple visits, travels include Ohio State University studies and a World’s Fair trip to Oklahoma.
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Charles Williams
Floren Williams
Charles
W. W. Williams
Hannah Broughman
Thurman
Sarah Broughman
Rose Clark
Adamsville
Charles Varney
Charmis Davis
Maurice Fowler
Burgen, Ky
Deloris
Orabelle Burnett
Wanda Clark
Ed. Betz
D. L. Davis
Eugene Boster
Columbus
E. Gordon Boster
Ohio State University
D. O. Davis
Margaret Bohn
David Wickline
David
Donald
W. Scott
Mineral
Mamie Shea
Hope
Zaleski
W. O. Aleshire
Chambers
Middleport
Oklahoma
Okey Sayre
Alex Sayre
Antiquity
H. I
Fred Webber
Elizabeth
N. J
Margaret
David Jones
Vivian
Victor Fowler
Gerald Massie
Clarence McCarley
Darleene Richards
David Evans
Local visitors and travels noted in community items
Packer and Erse City Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Clary week end trip to Columbus World’s Fair. Miss Mildred Lip and Mr. and Mrs. Ton in Rio. Victor and Haskins near Cragg and Miss Maxine Wickling with Betty Gallipolis. James Davis visited friends in Portsmouth. Ed Abeie and Grande Py among others.
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Clary
Tro Go
Columbus
Mildred Lip
Mrston
Rio
Victor
America Haskins
Cragg
Maxine Wickling
Migs
Betty Gallipolis
James Davis
Thu
Local Social Roundup From Albany Area Homes
A Sunday dinner and weekend visits feature a crowd of neighbors including Mr. and Mrs. Sam Goot, Arthur Coon, Nichols, Mary Craig, Dorothy West, Nadine Reset, Ray West, Levi Nichols, William Queen, and G. W. Collins. Illness and recovery notes appear for Laura Bratton and Harold Peacock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Goot
Arthur Coon
Ang Mn Nichols
Ang Min
Nichols
Mary Craig
George Scott
Arlene West
Dorothy West
Nadine Reset
Ray
Willie West
Levi Nichols
Zaleskig
William Queen Ony
G. W. Collins
Ong
McArthur
Laura Bratton
Harold Peacock
Harvey
Marylee
Ag Ain
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Lambert
Relief Board
Presbyterians
Utes
Ees Millers Prate Association ‘Standard
F. J. Beasley CO
Athens, Ohio
Payi
Marion Hansel
Wecumba
Madison
Bon Logan
Bari Landis
Zenners
Leather Goons
Satin
SILKS
Haydenville Briefs
Woltz Child Diks
Feil
John Aiken
Gladys Sheets
M. E
Marietta
Homer Baumgandner
Aiken
C. Aiken
Coolville Fair Grounds
Athens Fair Grounds
Ladies Aid
A. T. Morris
Mms
T. L. Morris
Parwersburg
Dorothy Willye
Cambridge
R. J. Runion
Runion Home
Roger Clark
Ireland
L. A. Person
Pomeroy
A. Z. Penrose
Olin V. Hall, Jr
Carl Hall
Dayton
F. C. Taylor
Kur Jones
Chillicothe
Retux
Kathleen Jones
G. Stricklan
Ireland Congregational Church
D. of A. Lodge
Tuppers Plains
A. B. Saunders
Federal Road Project
Hockingport
Hilda Weber
Reno
Circleville
Kingston
Logan Elm
Pickaway County
J. W. Weatherby
Hubert
J. PF. Mohler
Richard Williams
Vinton Meek
Kirkersville
United Mine Workers
H. C. Frick
Uniontown
Pinchot
J. A. Ayres
Harry Muilenkamp
Muskingum River
Porter Johnson
Oscar Johnson
Margaret Popoczy
Crooksville
George Tedrow
Conrad Wein
Clifford Wein
Harry Mullenkamp
Mary Smith
Don Solon
B. F. Wells
Francis Wells
McConnelaville
James Hamer, Jr
Fiavel Smith
Arza Bryant
Art Ginn
Campbell Harper
Ethel Gassaway
William and Guy Clark
George Childs
George Hall
Rio Grande
Albany
R. P
Bertha Winger
Guy
the Colonial Company
Southeastern
Stedman’s
Stedman
Schlitz Distributors
Ohio
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