Goose Creek Project Approved By Special Session
Logan officials approved reopening of the Goose Creek project at a special council meeting. Mayor Kenneth B. Fitzgerald and Service Director Hoy Loomis coordinated with county commissioners and relief officials to continue the improvement, with about 1100 dollars for materials and the city providing around 800 dollars toward the fund.
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Goose Creek
Logan
Kenneth B. Fitzgerald
Hoy Loomis
Main Street
Second Street
Logan Briefs Garrett Claypool Seeks renomination in District 11
Logan reports Garrett Claypool of Chillicothe running for renomination as Democrat state central committeeman from the 11th District after a visit with local friends. Also noted: Miss Edna Armstrong of Canton visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Jones and son Billy of Dayton and Miss Helen Zipparet of Columbus as guests. A six o'clock wedding dinner honored Mr and Mrs Ben Evans of Akron at the Frasure home on North Street with Evans family members and hosts in attendance.
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Garrett Claypool
Chillicothe
Wilbur Jones
Billy
Dayton
Helen Zipparet
Columbus
Joe Farbearn
Edna Armstrong
Canton
Logan
J. E. Frasure
North Street
Ben Evans
Akron
Evans
Elder Martin
Richard Frasure
Logan Woman Returns From Norfolk with Daughter
Mrs Blanche Lutz returns to Logan Sunday with her daughter Miss Florence Lutz who has been ill and came to Logan to recuperate. Florence was a dietitian for a large restaurant in Norfolk.
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Logan
Blanche Lutz
Norfolk
Florence Lutz
Indo-Vin touted as new stomach remedy in Athens
Hundreds visit Athens Pharmacy to try Indo-Vin a liquid blend of 29 medicinal plants claimed to cleanse bowels relieve indigestion and improve digestion. Advertisers say it cures constipation and ends stomach trouble with daily doses costing only a few cents.
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Athena
Athens
Beatrice Frasure Weds Akron Resident
Beatrice Frasure of Dayton married Akron resident Ben Evans in Richmond Indiana on July 30. The Rev H B James officiated. Attendants were Ida Dougherty and C F Bender. Mrs Evans worked as assistant manager at Lercher Shop. Evans is a Goodyear alumnus in engineering and with the Goodyear company. Both graduates of Logan High School. Mrs Evans linked to Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority. Mr Evans to Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity. After a Michigan trip, they will reside in Akron.
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Good Year Industrial University of Engineering
Logan High School
Evans
Psi
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Phi Sigma Chi
Michigan
Akron
CCC Workers Vote Absentee Ballots for Camp Enrollees
Election board met to decide if Camp Hocking and Camp Logan enrollees may vote in their camp precincts. They will cast absent voter ballots with board members visiting the camps to assist applicants. Applications go to the counties where enrollees reside.
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Carl F. Brandt
Camp Logan
J. G. Collins
George Eberst
Camp Hocking
Mr and Mrs W Cole Mark Golden Anniversary
LOGAN. Mr and Mrs W Cole near Logan observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary Monday. Due to Mr Coles ill health no family gathering was held but relatives sent gifts. He is 71 and she 66, with two sons and five daughters. He retired from the National Fire Proofing Company Haydenville.
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Logan
W. Cole
Near
Mr. Cole
Murray Passes State Bar Exam After OSU Study
Fred Murray of Union Furnace informed Tuesday that he passed the state bar examination. He is a son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Murray and recently completed studies at Ohio State University in preparation for the exam.
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Lofan
Fred Murray
Union Furnace
Ernest Murray
Ohio State University
Absentee ballot demand rises in Logan County
Clerk Carl F. Brandt reported 17 ballot applications received by noon Wednesday, far below the typical 100 for primaries in Logan County.
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Logan
Carl F. Brandt
July Car Sales Boost Hocking County Dealers
Logan reports a strong July for Hocking County auto dealers with 44 new cars and trucks sold and many second hand transactions recorded. Local dealers call it one of the best months of the year for new car sales.
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Logan
Hocking County
Aloc
Mrs Lewis Rodman Ill of Appendicitis at East Street Home
Logan Mrs. Lewis Rodman of this city is in at her home on East Street with appendicitis. Doctors are attempting to treat without an operation.
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Logan
Lewis Rodman
East Street
Logan Betas Edge Nelsonville Leaguers in Tight Sixth Inning
Logan Betas defeated Nelsonville Leaguers 4 to 3 in six innings before darkness ended play. Bray pitched for the Betas against Galvin in a close pitchers duel as Nelsonville rallied late, crossing once and threatening to tie with a runner on base before the final out.
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Logan
Nelsonville
Betas
Bray
Galvin
Birth of Daughter Roman Lee Skinner at Steubenville
Relatives report the birth Monday in Steubenville of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Skinner. Roman Lee is the name given. The father serves as a school principal in Steubenville, and former resident of Logan. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Skinner of Logan and Mrs. Maude Hubbell of Adelphi.
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Logan
Steubenville
Raymond Skinner
Roman Lee
A. F. Skinner
Maude Hubbell
Adelphi
Athens County Buick Co appeals magistrate ruling in small claims case
An appeal was filed in Athens County Common Pleas Court by the Athens County Buick Co challenging Magistrate Pearl Miller's decision in a suit by George A. Daugherty seeking 271.72 plus interest for work labor and commission. The magistrate awarded 55.54 to the plaintiff and 8.50 costs, which the Buick Co appeals. A separate divorce suit was filed in the same court by Clarence Hixenbaugh against Mona Hixenbaugh alleging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. They were married in 1924 and have no children.
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Pearl Miller
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Athens County Buick Co
George A. Daugherty
Miller
Buick Company
Clarence Hixenbaugh
Mona Helle Hixenbaugh
Arraignments in Porter Court Include Three Cases
Okey Ashcraft of Guysville was fined 100 dollars and costs by Magistrate Carl H. Porter for driving a truck while intoxicated and his license suspended six months after arrest by State Patrolman F. E. Bollin. Willard Norris, charged with driving without the owner's consent, pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury on 200 dollar bond. Cecil Douglas pled guilty to a paternity charge and will return Saturday for preliminary hearing. arrested by Constable Frank White.
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Okey Ashcraft
Guysville
Costes
Carl H. Porter
F. E. Bollin
Ashcraft
Willard Norris
Karl Gardner
Porter
Cecil Douglas
Mary Dye
Douglas
Frank White
West State Street Repaving Project Goes to Council
Athens City Council will decide starting the West State Street repaving between Court and Lancaster Streets. FERA approval is needed before work begins and concrete base contracts must be let. Financing method awaits council action scheduled for Monday night.
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Court
Lancaster
Athens
FERA
Miller Fines Two In Intoxication Charge
Leroy Ayres of Millfield and Harvey Bartlett of Deanville were fined 5 dollars plus costs each after arraignment before Magistrate Pearl Miller for intoxication. Deputy Sheriff Karl Garner arrested both men who agreed to pay their fines.
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Leroy Ayres
Millfield
Harvey Bartlett
Deanville
Pearl Miller
Karl Gardner
Keirns Family Reunion Set for Hooper Ridge Aug 12
The Keirns family will hold its annual reunion on Sunday August 12 at the Hooper Ridge Church. An all day program and a basket picnic at noon are planned. Family members and friends are invited to attend.
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Hooper Ridge
Keirns
Casto Boy Relapses After Appendicitis Surgery
Edward Casto son of Mr and Mrs Ransom Casto formerly of this city has suffered a relapse after an operation for appendicitis performed over a month ago.
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Logan
Toledo
Edward Casto
Ransom Casto
Hitler Named Teuton Leader and Funeral Plans Unfold
The 100000 Reichswehr officers and soldiers are pledged to obey Von Hindenburg’s orders as Germany mourns. A memorial service for the late president will be held at Tannenburg with officials, diplomats, and citizens attending. The body will be moved to Neudeck for burial in a solitary spot near the mansion. President Hitler is expected to deliver the funeral oration, possibly broadcast nationally and worldwide.
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Reichswehr
Germany
von Hindenburg
Reichswehrmen
Tannenburg
Hohenstein
Gannenburg Monument
Prussia
Hindenburg
Neudeck
Hitler
First Summer Term To Close
Dr E B Bryan president of Ohio University will address the summer commencement at Alumni Memorial Auditorium tomorrow at 10 oclock. One hundred forty five students have applied for diplomas. A campus elm march at 930 will precede the exercises and a musical program will be part of the proceedings. The regular summer session closes tomorrow followed by a special three weeks term with a student instructor conference method of study.
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E. B. Bryan
Ohio University
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Violet Block Sale to Athens Doctor Plans Remodeling
The Violet Block at Court and West State Streets was sold by Sherman V Violet to Dr Blane R Goldsperry an Athens physician announced by H C Cameron Cameron Brothers. The new owner plans extensive remodeling of more than score apartments on the second and third floors. The 88 by 90 foot block has six first floor business rooms a basement bowling alley and barber shop. Built by the late John C Campbell of Athens.
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Violet
Court and
West State Streets
Sherman V. Violet
Blane R. Goldsperry
Athens
H. C. Cameron
Cameron Brothers
John C. Campbell
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Orvil Anderson
A. W. Stevens
Beatrice L. Frasure
Logan High
CCC
Election Board
Insel PS
Logan Betas
IN Common Pleas Court
Lis
Paul May
Belgium
Washington
West State Street
West State
Keirns Reunion
Teuton
East Prussia
Dr. Bryan
Violet Block
Dr. Goldsberry
Biedel-Mead
Athens, Ohio
HOGER
M. T. Ellis
Preston
Mary
Tad
Zenners
Infant's Dept
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