Oil Men of This District To Meet at Logan Friday
About 611 producers in the district were invited to a 7 30 p m meeting at the Courthouse Auditorium Logan withHoward D Ath in charge A program includes reports and addresses on conservation organization production and refinery plans Speakers include Philip N Faine A D Hufford Charles Hammond Barton A Hall and A BE Fame An open forum will follow with topics on an oil tariff and tax values for production
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Howard D. Ath
Philip N. Faine
The
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A. D. Hufford
Bremen
Charles Hammond
Columbus
Puré Oil Company
Barton A. Hall
A. BE. .Fame
New Strattsville
Theater Opens Sunday Under Receivership in Logan
Logan reports the Pythian Theater reopened Sunday after legal changes allowed Sunday showings without a public referendum. The venue operates under receiver Harry L. Smith appointed by Judge Harley M. Whitcraft, after a temporary closure following court action.
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Pythian Theater
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Logan Defeats State Hospital Nine for Tenth Victory
Logan under Dr J and Cherrington rolled to a 10 to 1 win over the hospital team at Gallipolis. Pete English pitched well for Logan while the locals exploited weak opposition. After the game officials announced a Buchtel Old Timers match at the Fairground diamond next Friday.
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Ten Absent Ballots Filed in Logan Election
Clerk C. Achauer reports ten absent voter ballots filed with the election board on Monday. Several more ballots remain with absent voters as Republicans appear to favor using these ballots as a criterion.
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Logan
First Ward
R. D. Clark
West Hunter Street
Kenneth Frazier
Church Street
C. Achauer
Election Board
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Oil Price Boost Encourages Logan Producers
Logan reports a fifteen cent rise in crude oil price lifting the local field to 1.30 per barrel marking the second increase in two weeks. Producers hope the upward trend will continue so local operations can resume.
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Hocking County
Threshing Nears End in Maxvills Area with High Wheat Yields
In Maxvills area threshing nears completion as farmers report strong wheat yields. Oscar Smith led with seventeen acres yielding over 70 bushels total. Other farmers averaged about 33 bushels per acre, with some parts of Hocking County showing wind damage reducing potential crops. Logan and Aug 4. Joan Hampson, Columbus guard at the Ohio Penitentiary, visited Logan with family over Sunday. He noted no rent impact on guards and will remain on duty. previously he worked at local car shops.
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Ella Brewer
Ocaas Hee
Lton
Chillicothe
M. F. Weymueller
North Market Street
Amos L. Heyde
Marion
Paul Potts
Laurelville
Logan
E. C. Hamilton
Bartelle Hamilton
Idlian Rulon
Oliva Lyke
Eddie Hamilton
Charles Keller
Adams County
Donald Smith
Ned Gabriel
Camp Perry
National Guard
Maxvills
Adme
Oscar Smith
Hocking County
William Ansel
Marion Township
Logan, Aug
Joan Hampson
Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Hampson
Add Cantwell Cliffs To State Park Area
Cantwell Cliffs territory has been added to the State Parks area in Horking County. Edwin Secrest state forester reports the 290 acre tract lies south of the previously purchased area and is accessible via Route No. 480 to Steady Hill with a right turn.
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Cantwell Cliffs
Horking County
Edwin Secrest
Cantwell Cliffa
Secret
Beauties of Hocking County Are Described
Logan Aug 4 Port Saylor former Hocking Countian now of Toledo sent a two column story about Hocking County’s wonderland The Headsight Toledo Auto Club publication The Logan Chamber of Commerce was alerted to annual pilgrimages to the Hocking County parks district A rotogravure page in Columbus Sunday highlighted park scenes by A L Burgess and included Rev Pascal Bright Pomeroy a noted booster of the Hocking County scenic area in Ohio
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Port Sayter
Hocking
Toledo
Hocking County
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Saylor
Burton
Columbus
Parks
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Pascal Bright
Pomeroy
Ohio
Tent Bible Chautauqua Opens At Logan Corner
Bryans Youngstown and Perrine Cincinnati conduct Bible Chautauqua meetings in a Gallagher Avenue tent seating 300, with space for 50 more. They plan five weeks of services, with Evans leading Sunday night preaching. In sports, Harold Shepard, in C M T C training at Fort Thomas, placed second in the 440 and helped a winning half mile relay team.
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Evangelist Evans
Logan
Harold Shepard
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Harold
Shepard
University extension growth eyed for 1931-32 year
Ohio University plans to enlarge its extension and correspondent study under Dr H Bing. Last year 44 faculty classes reached cities and villages across Ohio, from Washington D C to Coshocton. A new ruling grants resident-study credits and lower extension fees, with centralized direction and projected record growth.
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Tr. Bing
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Morgantown
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Banks Pay Two-Mill Tax on Deposits in Cincinnati Area
In Hamilton County thirty three banks including Cincinnati’s large banks said they would pay the two-mill tax on deposits under the new state law. With about 300 million dollars on deposit the banks face about 6000000 in tax. Exemptions apply to ex service men.
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Hamilton County
Cincinnat
Mind Power Recognized as Privilege in Soviet Plan
Moscow reports a decree elevates engineers and technologists to equal status with factory workers. Children of the intelligentsia may enter Soviet schools, access hospitals and pensions, and receive housing on the same basis as industrial workers, signaling a strategic move in Stalin-era five year plan mobilization.
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Soviet
Russia
Josef V. Stalin
Soviet Union
Soviet Labor Organization
Communist War On
Children’s Clothing Exhibit Planned by Bureau of Home Economics
An exhibit of children’s clothing designed by the United States Bureau of Home Economics is on display until August in the Research Room of the Home Economics Department in the Agricultural Building. An invitation is extended to all.
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United States Bureau of Home Economics
Home Economics Department
Bureau of Home Economics offers home sewing patterns guidance
The exhibit displays sale clothing items ranging from comfortable to costly and advises on what to buy or make at home. It notes patterns are produced by commercial firms, while the government Bureau of Home Economics does not manufacture or sell patterns.
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Mothera
Bureau of Homes Economics
Prowlers Fear Em George and Jeff in Athens
Two OU football alumni, George Swindell and Charles Jeffery, serve as deputy policemen in Athens. They patrol after midnight from City Hall, handling late calls from dorms and sororities, though recent activity has slowed and Jeffery jokes there’s not much to do.
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Athens
George Swindell
Charles Jeffery
Swindell
Jeffery
George
Jeff
Don Peden
Ohio University
Athena Cit
Deputica
Ali
Jef
30 Boys Take Y M C A Tour to Washington
A Middletown YMCA boys group of 30 in blue and white uniforms plus four leaders tours to Washington. Gilbert W. Gerhold leads the group with Sam Selby and helpers. They travel by bus and size truck, visiting Marietta College and Cumberland before Gettysburg and arriving in the nation’s capital after a week.
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Athens
Ohio University
Marietta
Court Street
Gilbert W. Gerhold
Koys
Middletown + M. C. A
Tery
Sam Selby
Ohio State University
Notta
Robert Lukens
Paul Wilson
Middletown
Mound City
Chilli
Marietta College
Cumberlan
Gettysburg
Mine No. 3 in Triadelphia Closed by Valley Gum Coal
Valley Gum Coal Company announces the closing of Mine No. 3 at Triadelphia due to water shortage and duliness cited as reasons for the action. The shutdown affects operations in Wheeling West Virginia and involves the Paisley interests of Zi on A Shortage.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Valley Gum Coal Company
3. A. Paisley
Zion
Triadelphia
Zemo Dandruff Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Zemo as a cooling healing scalp wash that ends dandruff and itching. It claims rapid results for many, notes safe use on skin irritations, and urges keeping a bottle handy for home use.
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