The Wrecker opens at Ohio Theater with star lineup
A star studded cast led by Jack Holt and Genevieve Tobin debuts The Wrecker at the Ohio Theater. George E. Stone and Sidney Blackmer add notable support as Majestic screens present Gun Law with Betty Boyd and Jack Hoxie. Charlie Ruggles dispenses comedy at Majestic Court. Ed Wynn and others help round out the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vvs Open Court
Jack Hoxie
Ohio
Wrecker
Columbia
Ohio Theater
Jack Holt
Joseph Hergensheimer
Tampico
Genevieve Tobin
Holt
Miss Tobin
Gloria Swanson
George E. Stone
Stone
Sidney Blackmer
Lenore Ulric
Bebe Daniels
Blackmer
Charlie Ruggles
Ruggles
Mary Boland
Majestic Theater
Ed Wynn
Charlies Chaplin
Harold Lloyd
Eddie Cantor
Mama
Papa
Walter Catlett
George Barbier
Logan NRA Board Charts Wage and Job Increases
Logan authorities authorize the NRA executive committee to survey local firms to measure rises in wages and employment. The checkup will begin early next week. Farl Huette of Dayton, Ohio Restaurant Association visited to discuss a restaurant code with local owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Nra Board
Logan
NRA
Farl Huette
Dayton
Ohio Restaurant Association
Chamber of Commerce
Two Held After Route 31 Crash Near Logan
Logan August 4 Two men Spencer Krupp and James Blair Cambridge were arrested after a Route 31 collision that left Vaughn Lloyd with only minor injuries. Krupp faces operating a vehicle while intoxicated and Blair with intoxication. Affidavits filed in Magistrate Samuel Whitehart's court. Earlier a Carey Products Co truck struck the Old Town bridge abutment in the same area. the driver was unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Vaughn Lloyd
Stanleys Sparnon
Spencer Krupp
James Blair
Cambridge
Krupp
Blair
Samuel Whitehart
Lloyd
Carey Products Company
Old Town Bridge
Three Absentees Vote Logan Election Day Absences
Three more absentee ballots were cast in Logan as of Thursday per the election board clerk. Voters were Miss Ruth Brooke Francis J. Reid and C W Barnes. Miss Brooke leaves Monday for Massachusetts for a relative’s wedding. Reid starts vacation Monday and goes to Cleveland. Barnes works for the C and O Railroad at Walbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Election Board
Misa Ruth Brooke
Francis J. Reid
C. W. Barnes
Injured Gene Bray to Wear Head Cast for Six Weeks
Gene Bray, hurt in an auto crash when a bee caused loss of control, will wear a plaster cast on head and neck for six weeks after doctors found a fractured vertebra. Despite the injury, Bray directed Presbyterians football play from the athletic field Wednesday evening as team manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Bray
Logan
The
Presbyterians
McBride Couple Welcome New Son in Logan
Mr and Mrs Lawrence McBride announce the birth of a son at their home in Logan on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Mrs. Lawrence McBride
Betty Boyd Lands Role After Impromptu Riding Test
Betty Boyd impressed Collins on set in a riding outfit. He had two horses brought around and she rode with him, confirming she was right for Nita in Gun Law. Boyd, born in Kentucky, says she has ridden since she was so high and accepted the part on the spot.
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COURT
Betty Boyd
Court Theater
Hollywood
East
New York
Los Angeles
Lew Collins
Jack Hoxie
Collins
Betty
Miss Boyd
Studio
Nita
Kentucky
Bell Funeral Held for Delphas Bell at Friendship Church
Delphas Iola Bell aged 20, daughter of Charles Bell of Maxville, died at home Tuesday evening from intestinal influenza. Funeral services were conducted at 10:30 AM Friday at Friendship Church near Maxville by Rev. J. W. Stein. Burial followed in Friendship Cemetery. she leaves four brothers and three sisters.
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Logan
Friendship Church
Maxville
Delphas Iola Bell
Charles Bell
J. W. Stein
Friendship Cemetery
Revival Ends Sunday Tent Meeting in Logan
The Church of God revival in Logan will close Sunday August 6 with a 2:30 p.m. unity meeting of the Hocking Valley congregations. Dr. A. T. Rowe of Anderson Indiana will be guest speaker for the afternoon program plus special music. Announcements will outline regular weekly services after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Logan
Syssie E. Cusic
Hocking Valley
A. T. Rowe
Anderson
Ind
Edward Patrick Discharged From Cherrington Hospital
Logan August 4 Edward Patrick of Cincinnati a C C C Camp Hocking member was discharged from Cherrington Hospital after several weeks of recovery from a skull fracture suffered in a motor wreck. The article notes multiple local patient movements and recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Gore
John Wooten
Jobs
Reunions Planned for Niheser Hartmann and Griffith Huggins
Logan notices announce three family reunions in Hocking County. The Niheser gathering takes place August 15 at George Mathias Park near Rockbridge. Hartmann reunion is at Rising Park Lancaster the same day. Griffith Huggins event is August 13 at M BE Church Mt. Pleasant.
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Griffith- Huggins
Logan
Hocking County
Niheser
George Mathias Park
Rockbridge
Hartmann
Rising Park
Lancaster
Griffith-Huggins
M. BE
Mt. Pleasant
Engagement announced for Miss Lister and Raymond Hengst
Logan announces the engagement of Fanny Snow Lister daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Lister Breckaville to Raymond Guthrie Hengst of Cleveland son of Mr and Mrs George Hengst Logan. Miss Lister a Wells College graduate and Western Reserve University School of Applied Social Sciences alumnus Hengst a Oberlin College and Harvard Law School alum. Marriage planned for September.
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Mond G. Hengst
Logan
Walter
Lister
Breckaville
Fanny Snow Lister
Raymond Guthrie Hengst
Cleveland
George C. Hengst
Miss Lister
Wellsley College
School of Applied Social Sciences
Western Reserve University
Mr. Hengst
Oberlin College
Harvard Law School
Mrs Hall Severely Burned In Kitchen Accident
Logan, Aug 4 Mrs Joe Hall of Third Street was severely burned when a kettle of hot water toppled onto her as she descended to the basement steps.
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Logan
Joe Hall
Third Street
Hocking County Board Certifications Ahead of November Ballot
Members of the Hocking County Election Board received certification of House Bills 270 and 271 from Secretary of State George S. Myers. The issues appear on the statewide ballot for November despite a Supreme Court ruling. no local action has stopped them from voting.
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Logan
Hocking County
Farewell Party for Mrs Roy Ruble Held in Logan
Aug. 4 in Logan a farewell gathering for Mrs. Roy Ruble was hosted at the country home of Mrs. Buell Eby by the Merry Makers Club. A spread and card games followed with Mrs. Eby achieving high score and Mrs. Ruble receiving a club gift. Guests included Mrs. Byron Moorehead of Olean New York and Mrs. Lewis Nessline of Columbus.
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Logan
Roy Ruble
Buell Eby
Merry Makers Club
Eby
Ruble
Byron Moorehead
Olean
N. Y
Lewis Nessline
Columbus
Lightning strikes residence of former county commissioner
Residence of Charles Brown, Marion Township, once a county commissioner, was hit by a Tuesday afternoon bolt that damaged the roof and plastering after striking a chimney. No injuries reported. Estimated loss set at 100 dollars.
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Logan
Charles Brown
Marion Township
Annual Maccabees Picnic Draws Lodges From Lancaster and Columbus
Several hundred Maccabees are expected at the fairgrounds Sunday for the annual picnic. Lodgem en from Lancaster and Columbus join the local order. Afternoon baseball games will feature the program.
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Logan
Fairgrounds
Lancaster
Columbus
Hygiene meeting set with Heyde and Mrs Thomas
In Logan on Monday at 7 30 p m the Hygiene meeting will feature the Rev Amos L Heyde and Mrs Harry Thomas as speakers. Heyde discusses Preventing Juvenile Delinquency and Mrs Thomas addresses Three Problem Children in the Probate Court room event.
Administration Speaker To Boost NRA in Gallipolis
DeLoss Walker of Washington DC will speak August 9 at 7 30 PM at the Gallia County Courthouse to explain the National Recovery Act to employers in Gallia Meigs and Mason counties. Fifteen more employers signed NRA certificates in Gallipolis bringing total signers to 120 since Monday. Charles W Davis of Raccoon Township was awarded 84 for transporting his son to the Bidwell Porter School in a suit against the Raccoon Township Board. Mrs Maggie Norton of Second Avenue was injured Wednesday after slipping on stairs and striking a chair, with possible rib fractures.
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Gallipolis
Gallia
Meigs
Mason Counties
DeLoss Walker
Washington, D. C
Gallia County
C. E. Holzer
NRA
Charles W. Davis
Raccoon Township
Bidwell-Porter School
W. R. White
Davis
Maggie Norton
Second Avenue
River Men Seek Higher Wages Across Pittsburgh Drives
River workers organized by union officials pursue higher pay under the national recovery program. Some boats pay 50 to 60 dollars per month plus board for 15 hour days, while others average around 103 dollars monthly with board. The Henry A Laughlin and the Steamer Steel City haul steel from Pittsburgh, with the City also towing oil. Queen City and Liberty move toward Pittsburgh, and the Queen City recently carried 68 miner's picks from Cincinnati signaling mining upturn.
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Gallipolis
Pittsburgh
Henry A. Laughlin
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
Steel City
Campbell
Queen City
Liberty
Cincinnati
Presbyterians Lose to Methodists in Close Defeat
In Logan on August 4, the Presbyterians fell 6 to 2 to the Methodists ending their win streak while keeping a slim lead. Dick Johnson started for the Presbyterians with Landis on the mound for the Methodists as errors in the fourth inning swung the game. Also noted the second term of the U. S. summer quarter enrolling two locals, G. F. Carr and Harriett Rochester, starting July 27.
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Logan
G. F. Carr
Harriett Rochester
Frock styles and pattern details for summer dresses
A house dress becomes a stylish option with a gay print frock. The Anne Adams pattern 2566 offers raglan sleeves and smart revers, sized 16 to 44, with step by step instructions. Catalogs and patterns sold for 25 cents, pattern alone 15 cents, mailed from The Athens Messenger Pattern Department, New York City.
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Anne Adams
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Re-Employment Office To Open In Gallia County
Gallia County begins organizing a county re employment and placement service under the National Employment Service. C L Sherwood meets with Judge J B Clark and County Commissioners to form an advisory committee and appoint a registry manager. A courthouse room will serve as the employment office for Federal road and construction projects.
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Gallipolis
C. L. Sherwood
Fremont
Gallia
National Employment Service
Sherwood
Clark
Registry Service
Galla County
Gallipolis Personal News and Divorce Granted
Gallipolis reports: Mrs. Frank Bell returns from Huntington after a five week visit. Misses Janet and Marian Fisher arrive from Philadelphia for a month with grandparents. Holzer children host a dance for a New York guest at Elks Hall. GALLIPOLIS also notes Neva G Switzer’s divorce from Homer M Switzer granted by Judge White for gross neglect and cruelty, custody given to the mother. couple married Feb 10, 1919, three children.
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Gallipolis
Frank Bell
Huntington
W. Va
Janet
Marian Fisher
Philadelphia
W. A. Davis
Charles
Richard
Misa Christine Holzer
New York
Elks’ Hall
Bill Woods
Ray Carter
Paul Carter
Sunbury
M. T. Carter
Neva G. Switzer
Homer M. Switzer
W. R. White
Thabet Rites Held in Gallipolis
Funeral services for Robert Thabet 23 son of Mr and Mrs William Thabet were held at 2 PM at the Episcopal Church with burial in Mound Hill Cemetery. Rev Husson of Charleston read the Assyrian service and T L Bush was lay reader. Pallbearers named Amsbury Faulkner Swanson Shaw Plymale Haskins and Haskins.
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Gallipolis
Robert Thabet
William Thabet
Episcopal Church
Mound Hill Cemetery
Husson
Charleston
W. Va
T. L. Bush
Hospital admits Byers after Holzer operation in Kananga
In Gallipolis on August 4 Byers of Pomeroy was admitted to Holzer Hospital after a tonsil operation. Dismissals included Mr. Trotter and infant Mrs. Roy O Carter Wellston Claude Shauver W Va and Mrs we of Point Pleasant.
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Gallipolis
Byers
Pomeroy
Holzer Hospital
Trotter
Roy O'Carter Wellston
Claude Shauverale
W. Va
Point Pleasant
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Charles Ruggles
Mama Iawas Dana
Ward Bond
Ed le Saint
Irene White
Clarence Muse
P. H. Levy
Russell Waddie
Albert Rogell
Jo Swerling
Jack
Hoxie
LAW
Oun Tobin
Sidney Bumkmer
News and Cartoon
Traveltalk
E. Main St. Logan, O
Arizona
Broadway
James Dunn
Joan Bennett
Herbert Mundin
San
Nuisan
Ean Sa
Cherrington
Bride of
Ray
Bolt
Rexall Drug
Cline
Wayne Amsbury
Richard Faulkner
Charles Swanson
Robert Shaw
Langley Plymale
Morris Haskins
George
Abrehaw
Littler
Gulfpor
Miss
Mater
Floor
Orig
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