Mrs A E Huls Joins Husband In Death In Double Funeral
Anna Rebecca Huls 65 died at Grant Hospital from injuries in a motor accident near Circle Hill Ath ens County July. Her husband A E Huls died earlier at the same hospital. A joint funeral will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. with Rev W N Shank officiating. Burial in Forest Rose Cemetery Lancaster. She was from the Troxel family of Rockbridge and attended Ohio Northern University. Her survivors include son Fred E Huls two brothers and a sister.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Forest Rose Cemetery
Lancaster
Rockbridge Pe In Water At Low Ebb
Rockbridge Basin water is at a low ebb this summer after excavation under the CWA program. A new dam at the lower basin was hoped to raise levels but this season shows a drop of almost two feet from last year. Anglers still rate the site highly in Hocking County with several good catches logged.
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Logan
Rockbridge
CWA
Hocking County
Perry Laurelville District Formed in Ohio Union
Logan reports the county board of education created the Laurelville Perry Village School district by uniting Laurelville and Perry Township districts. The move approved unanimously aligns with state plans, with a three teacher school planned at South Perry, though board members were not named yet.
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Logan
County Board of Education
Laurelville
Perry Township
Perry Village
State Department
Perry
South Perry
Green Township Board
Green
Two Men Sentenced for Delinquency of a Minor in Logan
William Griffin and John Staten were charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Both men pleaded guilty before Judge E. L. Ewing after arrest by Probation Officer Alfred Campbell. Griffin received 20 days in county jail while Staten serves 30 days plus a $10 fine and costs. Jack Smith, 14, suffered a fractured left wrist when he leaped from a swing in Logan.
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Logan Jack Smith
Edna Smith
Thin City
Archway progress at Rempel Wasson Memorial Park entrance
Logan Progress reports foundation work completed and part of the arch superstructure built at the park entrance west of the city. Brick and stone with reinforcement are being used for the arch.
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LOGAN
Rempel Wasson Memorial Park
Name School Staffs In Green Township
Logan reports the Green Township and Haydenville district will consolidate with Haydenville operating an eight teacher grade school. Haydenville staff includes Arthur Woods, Fred Wright, Katie Johnson, Cora Shultz, Bernice Saltz, Alma Spencer, Evelyn Schneeim, Leona Swackhamer. Greendale includes Seber Lehman, Eli Chute, Joan Wright. Oak Grove lists James Frey. One room schools Graham, Smith Chapel, Pattonville, Coakley, Greenland, Shaw are eliminated. Jesse Francis joins the board alongside Sam Chute, J. W. Shaw, Andy Rheinscheid, Oriandeth Lehman.
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Graham
Smith Chapel
Pattonville
Coakley
Greenland
Shaw
State Department
Jesse Francis
Haydenville
Sam Chute
J. W. Shaw
Andy Rheinscheid
Oriandeth Lehman
Green Township
Caroline Kieser Dies After Long Illness
Logan notices the death of four year old Caroline Kieser at her North Street home after a lengthy illness. Her sister Mrs. Charles Kleinachmidt and other family assisted care. Funeral services are set for 2 PM Tuesday at her residence with Rev. Glaser of Sugar Grove Lutheran Church leading. Burial will follow in local cemetery.
Logan Briefs Mention Local Visitors and Call of Death
Mr and Mrs Gifford Hulse and family of Columbus were Sunday guests of Mrs Ann Shriner here Walter Huls son of A F E Hula by a former marriage arrived in Logan from Grand Valley Colo With his family he had just returned home after an extended visit here when informed of his father’s death Mr and Mrs Anthony Toerner were in Akron Sunday
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Gifford Hulse
Columbus
Ann Shriner
Walter Huls
A. F E. Hula
Logan
Grand Valley
Colo
Anthony Toerner
Akron
Logan Absentee Voting Grows, Board Clerk Reports
Carl F. Brandt election board clerk says absent voting is rising with many applications to process on Saturday. The total number of applications nears forty as more citizens seek to vote by mail or in person.
Athens County Milk Ranked Among Best in State of Ohio
The Ohio State University dairy audit ranks Athens County milk among the state’s best for purity and low bacterial count. Ten county producers averaged 7.73 bacteria per cubic centimeter, well below the statewide 53 500 figure, with one producer at 97 of 100. Modern sanitary equipment and producer care drive the quality, with few criticisms on pasteurization or handling.
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Athens County
Ohio
Department of Dairy Technology
Ohio State University
Athens
R. L. Marlowe
Hitler vows self defense in Berlin interview
London dispatch reports Adolf Hitler stating Germany will only sign treaties for self defense and that war will not come again if it depends on Germany. He says Austria’s fate is not a present issue and Austrians may seek union, but opposition from Europe makes it impossible now.
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London
Hitler
Berlin
Germany
Austria
Europe
Souders Funeral Conducted for Logan W Souders
Logan W. A. Souders aged 82 retired farmer and businessman died at his North Walnut Street home at 1 20 Saturday after a stroke. He lived in the city many years and once served as steward at the Athens State Hospital. He never married and is survived by brother Frank Sanders of Washington Township. Funeral services were held at the Methodist Episcopal Church at 2 o'clock Monday with Rev W N Shank officiating. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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North
Walnut Street
Athens State Hospital
Frank Sanders
Washington Township
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. N. Shank
Oak Grove Cemetery
Second Tractor Party Sets Out to Reach Byrd
A second tractor party left Little America on August 6 in an effort to reach Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd at his ice bound observation post 123 miles south. The team departed after wireless word from Byrd reached base.
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Little America
Antarctic
Richard E. Byrd
Byrd
Noted Aviatrix Dies in Plane Crash at Race
Dayton reports aviatrix Frances Harris Marsalis age 29 co holder of women refueling endurance died in a light biplane crash during the national women’s air meet race. Her craft nosedived after being caught in wing backwash. fuel tank recovered near impact, no explosion. Funeral plans floated for an aerial service over New York with a stop in Pittsburgh where she was well known.
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Frances Harris Marsalis
Aviatrix
Earth
New York
Pittsburgh
Haneuss the Python Bonds With White Mice Duo
In Chicago at a Century of Progress exhibition Haneuss the Tunisian Village python refused food until owners fed him white mice. He formed a friendship with them and remains on a hunger strike. A second note recalls Mrs. Ed Walker preserving a hailstone 1 2 inches in girth in her icebox for a day.
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Chicago
Haneuss
Morris
Thomases
Ed Walker
Jewish bakeries to halt sales until meeting on rye price rise
Cleveland reports that Jewish bakeries will stay closed until a public meeting at the Jewish center Wednesday night resolves the problem of a one-cent increase in rye bread price.
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Cleveland
Jewish Center
Ina Jane Cunningham Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party
Chauncey residents Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Cunningham hosted a home party for their daughter Ina Jane to mark her seventh birthday. Mrs. Cunningham’s sister Miss Wilma Ferrer assisted with games and refreshments as guests included Marilyn Parry Geraldine Parry Mary Helen Sweeney Mary Carolyn Bricker and Mary Margaret Civille.
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Chauncey
Hollis Cunningham
Ina Jane
Bible Class Meetings Set At Church of Christ
Friendship Bible Class led by James Rankin meets Wednesday night at the president’s home. Mrs. Gladys Pickering oversees the program. Christian Women’s Bible Class meets Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. T. R. Hamilton’s home with Mrs. Edward Minister as leader.
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Chauncey
Friendship Bible
Church of Christ
James Rankin
Gladys Pickering
Christian Women's Bible
T. R. Hamilton
Edward Minister
Homer Tracy Rites Held at Millfield
Funeral services for Homer Tracy age 60 were held at Millfield M E Church with Rev J D Deeds officiating. Burial followed at Hilltop Cemetery where Mazon Council Pocahontas rites were given. Survivors include wife Rebecca and eight children, with several sisters. A Perry County native, he had lived in Millfield 23 years.
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Chauncey
Homer Tracy
Poston Mine No. 6
Millfield M. E
J. D. Deeds
Hilltop
Mazon Council
Tracy
Rebecca Tracy
Perry County
Millfield
Chauncey District Personal Notes and Local Games
Beloit visitors Chauncey welcomes Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Merry and relatives as Mrs. Stimpson Merry recovers in Chauncey. The Plains guests of Mrs. Mary Meinhart include Evan Morgan Sr and Jr Maggie Morgan and others. Chauncey softball hosts Athens Clover Farm at 6 pm tonight at Chauncey Park.
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Chauncey
Lloyd Merry
Beloit
Wis
Stimpson Merry
Johny Merry
C. B. Close
Burke Witham
Gaye Witham
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
W. H. Fierbaugh
Truetown
Evan Morgan, Sr
Evan Morgan, Jr
Wilbur Morgan
Misa Maggie Morgan
Earl Thompson
Plains
Edward Gerken
Lancaster
Mary Meinhart
Ulysses Harvey
Knoxville
Iowa
George Harvey Nye
Athens Clover
Chauncey Park
Chauncey Mine and Millfield reports update
Chauncey Mine No. 25 of the Manhattan Coal Company reports work today and Poston Mine No. 6 at Millfield is also listed. Five other mines on the working list today include Kimberly Lubrig Lick Run No. 4 and No. 68.
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Chauncey
Manhattan Coal Company
Poston
Millfield
Kimberly
Lubrig
Lick Run
Hope for Better Trade in Steel Is Expressed
Cleveland Aug 6 AP In production and sales indicated by the Magazine Steel the steel industry has hit a slack period. The national average in steel production eased three points to 26 12 per cent and the daily pig iron making rate as of Aug 1 dropped to 39 per cent. The market is dull but not demoralized with strong sentiment that within 30 days some improvement in buying will set in.
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Cleveland
Steel Today
Steel
Carbon Hill News Roundup and Social Notes
Local items report the Carbon Hill area community events including church services, a Ladies Aid Society meeting, and a luncheon. It notes visits, illnesses, family gatherings, and social calls among residents from Carbon Hill and nearby towns.
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N. J
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Cohansey River
Rockbridge Pe
Perry-Laurelville
Caroline Kieser
Teuton Republic
J. M. McAdoo
Florida
Doctors of
Napra
Merrymakers
Mgrpd
McAdou
Souders
W. A. Souders
Admiral Byrd
Midwest
Erich
Okla
Frances Marsalis
Dayton
Frank Reibold
Marsailis
Jewish Bakeries Close
Americas
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Trump
America
Zenners
Dover Township
Mrs. Caonningham
Carl Shafer
Clifford Shafer
Lois Ann Shafer
Andriew Simpkins
Lochinvar
Sound Business Practice
The
Athens County Savings & Loan Company
Carbon Hill
Rug Dies Aid Society
Louise
Viola Bond
Bliss College
Kittle
Church of Nazarene G
John Quigley
Erly
Nelsonville
Anna Horn
Bud Smith
Irene Lyons
Ray Tennyhill
Carbon Hi
Margaret Row
Glen Sowers
Es Dortha
Dari Joba
Adrean Coe
Helen Coe
Thuesday
Jacks
George Beardon Clarey
Detroit
Guy Stedmanning
J. Ww. Lond
Mr. Beckler
H. N. Melear
Mr. Shaver
Harry Nichols
Guy Dalles
E. Gwend Glenn, Stancatt
Miss Rogers
Wm. H. Pere
Mr. Halliday
B. H. Darst
Webster Kerns
Mr. Sherlock
Mr. Bowles
Mr. Brandbert
J. D. Blevine
Joe Smith
John Croset
A. C. Gaiee
Walter Muir
Mr. Cotes
Mr. Bolen F. Williams
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