Majestic and Ohio Theaters Show Mystery and Gambling Pics
Atwell and Gloria Stuart star in Secret a aisides of the DPiuc mwvuin at the Majestic, while Cary Grant and Benita Hume headline Gambling Ship at the Ohio. Neumann discusses the precise timing needed for suspenseful mystery pictures, comparing each actor’s expression to a rung on a ladder toward the film’s climax.
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Majestic
Lionel Atwell and
Gloria Stuart
Dpiuc Mwvuin
Ohio
Cary Grant
Benita Hume
Kurt Neumann
Universal
Blue Room
Fim
Erich Phillips
William Muriburt
the Majestic
Lionel Atwill
Pest Lukas
Edward Arnold
Onslow Stevens
Russell Hopton
Mureal Kirkland
Anders van Haden
Fiigeheth Patterson
Pea
Ohio Theater
Jack LaRue
Grende Farrell
Roscoe Karne
Local residents undergo abdominal surgeries at Cherrington Hospital
Merrill Spackey of Enterprise underwent an appendicitis operation at Cherrington Hospital on Friday with a favorable condition reported. Mildred Winland of Laurelville is recovering from an appendicitis operation performed Thursday.
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Rogan
Merrill Spackey
Enterprise
Cherrington Hospital
Mildred Winland
Laurelville
Federal work projects delayed by regulations and red tape
Ohio officials say complex rules and extensive reporting slow the Federal emergency public works program. No work has begun in Ohio under the program, with claims that money belongs to Ohio taxpayers and delays stem from Circular No. 2 and Title 2 provisions. Governor White's committee plans for November bond votes to permit local projects under Waldvogel Bond Bill pending approval.
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Ohio
Rowe
Washington
White
Diver Recovers Body Of Man In Mine
In Pottsville Pennsylvania on August 7 Navy diver Gunners Mate Jesse Gone located the body of 28 year old Sunday school superintendent Frank Thompson beneath 115 feet of water in an abandoned Keffers mine. The crowd of thousands cheered as an American flag was raised. Thompson had fallen July 12 when a floor collapsed at a makeshift working, still in an old mine abandoned 67 years. A purse for the divers was collected but given to Thompson’s widow.
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Pottsville
Jesse Gone
Navy
Frank Thompson
Keffers
Here
Gose
Thompson
Logan Primary Vote Looms as Mayoralty Status Remains Unclear
Logan election officials prepared for the city primary while voters debated prospective mayoral outcomes. Absent voters reached 21 of 41 total ballots cast, with Republicans dominating and six disabled individuals among them. Charlies Kleinschmidt worked on polling booths as Thomas Miller replaced the late J. P. Miller. Precincts were instructed to count Democrat ballots first and avoid elector political switching. Supporters urge writing in James L. Martin and Frank Eberst for council president, a position with no filed candidates.
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Charlies Kleinschmidt
J. P. Miller
Thomas Miller
James L. Martin
Frank Eberst
Record Number of Candidates Indicated
Logan reports a surge of petitions and filings for township offices in the November election. Ward and Falls Townships may lead with 8 to 40 candidates each, while Washington Township shows signs of a full slate for the first time in years. The election board clerk noted over 200 petition blanks issued and rising daily.
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Logan
Election Board
Ward
Falls
Washington Township
Three Babies Born at Cherrington Hospital over Weekend
In Logan on Aug 7 three newborns arrived at Cherrington Hospital. Frank Bonifield and wife Nelsonville welcomed a daughter Bonna Lou on Sunday morning. Homer Hedges and wife Laurelville welcomed a son John Howard on Saturday. Vernon Todd and wife Union Furnace welcomed a daughter Sylvia Jeanette born Friday.
Bucyrus Woman and Daughter Hurt in Haydenville Crash
Mrs Samuel Vaughn of Bucyrus and her daughter Lucille were injured in a two car crash near Haydenville. Mrs Vaughn suffered serious pelvic injuries while Lucille suffered cuts and bruises. The other car was from Detroit and a second passenger in the Vaughn vehicle had minor injuries. Both were taken to Cherrington Hospital in Logan.
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Bucyrus
Logan Hospital
Logan
Cherrington Hospital
Haydenville
Samuel Vaughn
Lucille
Vaughn
Detriot
Camp Report: Zeigler Word of Ohio County Schools
Charlies W. Zeigler and son Wellington returned Saturday from Hartford Kentucky where they attended a 4 H Club camp with youth from six counties. Zeigler taught nature study and brought back news that Ohio County schools are progressing. He met a boy who rode a steer to go to school daily. Local residents visited Buckeye Lake and Columbus over the weekend with several families noted.
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Logan
Aug. T
Charlies W. Zeigler
Wellington
Hartford
Zeigler
Ohio County
Johnsons Divorce Granted Over Neglect Claim
Logan case where Joseph E. Johnson was granted a divorce from Bernice M. Johnson by Judge Harley M. Whitcraft. They wed September 8 1951 and have one child whose custody was awarded to the mother.
Vorhees and Hunt Families Linked by Local Match
Russell Albert Vorhees aged 20 a farmer from Gibisonville and Mary L Hunt aged 16 from Laurelville are listed as son and daughter of their respective parents Mr and Mrs George Vorhees and Mr and Mrs Lewis Hunt pointing to a local family pairing in the community records.
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Russell Albert Vorhees
Gibisonville
George Vorhees
Mary L. Hunt
Laurelville
Lewis Hunt
One-Room Buildings To Be Kept Open
Marion Township Board of Education voted 3 to 2 to keep open schools Nos. 2 3 4 6 and 7. They did not hire teachers yet pending state Department approval. Supt J W Coleman urged keeping the schools open for the coming term and noted no plan for No 7 pupils if closed.
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Logan
Marion Township
No. 7
Picnic at Lancaster Logan Group Motors To Camp Grounds for Annual Outing
Logan Aug 7 The King s Daughters motored to Camp Grounds Friday for their annual picnic at the cottage of Mrs Walter E Brehm Lancaster. That evening the group attended a concert by the Kessler Family Orchestra. Attending from here were Mrs Wilbur Lanning Mrs R R Lanning Mrs John Lee Mrs John Allen Mrs Lawrence Harden Mrs Charles Struble Mrs Annie Brimner Mrs Joe Harden Mrs Brehm Mrs Joe Phillips Mrs Margaret Hall Mrs Bertha Oberle Mia Grant Barbee Mrs Harry Hammon Miss Mildred Laube and Miss Minnie McBroom Guests were Rev and Mrs W N Shank Miss Minnie Moore Mrs M H Cherrington Miss Ruth Brooke Logan and Mrs Vaughn Adelphi.
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Logan Group
Logan
King’s Daughters
Camp Grounds
Walter E. Brehm
Lancaster
Kessler
Wilbur Lanning
R. R. Lanning
John Lee
John Allen
Lawrence Harden
Charles Struble
Annie Brimner
Joe Harden
Brehm
Joe Phillips
Margaret Hall
Bertha Oberle
Mia
Grant Barbee
Harry Hammon
Mildred Laube
Minnie McBroom
W. N. Shank
Minnie Moore
M. H. Cherrington
Ruth Brooke
Vaughn
Adelphi
Union Furnace Defeats Bidwell 5-1 in Local Game
Union Furnace beat Bidwell 5 to 1 on the local grounds Sunday afternoon as Murray and Carl Johnson held Bidwell to four hits. Union Furnace tallied nine hits while Collins was robbed of a long hit by a superb catch. Rockbridge’s center fielder contributed in the visitors’ loss. Union Furnace to play Bidwell next Saturday at Adelphi as part of the bean dinner program.
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Bidwell
Logan
Union Furnace
Murray
Carl Johnson
Collins
Rockbridge
Adelphi
Friendship Sewing Circle Holds Annual Picnic in Logan
The Friendship Sewing Circle met at Mrs. Mae Price’s country home near Logan on Thursday for its annual picnic. A brief business meeting preceded supper and an evening of dancing.
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Logan
Friendship Sewing Circle
Mae Price
Marietta Boy Shot By Younger Brother
Joseph Lawrence Sykes a 15 year old of Marietta is near death in Memorial Hospital from shotgun wounds to the chest neck and head inflicted by his 13 year old brother David after a quarrel in which Joseph threw a stone at his sister. Authorities sought his mother’s permission for a blood transfusion. the boy’s eyesight was severely damaged.
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Joseph
Bessie
Edward Sykes
Forty Cent Wage for Workers Here Is Set
Columbus August 7 minimum labor wage scale of 40 cents an hour in agricultural counties and rising scales for other counties tied to the commodity index and cost of living will apply to maintenance and repair employees of the state highway department under the national recovery program. Charles E. McKee chief engineer announced yesterday. Improvement and elimination of railroad grade crossings on the state highway system will be sought through cooperation of the state highway department and the railroads O W Merrell state highway director announced.
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Columbus
State Highway Department
National Recovery Program
Charles E. McKee
Bureau of Maintenance
O. W. Merrell
Marietta Air Meet Draws Athens Visitors and Army Planes
Athens residents Claude Dry and Rodney Young flew to Marietta for the Ohio Valley air meet at the Marietta airport. Dayton and Camp Perry army planes joined a Goodyear blimp from Akron, the largest of its kind. Stunt flights parachute jumps wing walking and bomb drop exhibitions highlighted the day.
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Athens
Athens County
Marietta
Claude Dry
Rodney Young
Dayton
Camp Perry
Akron
Glouster Employers Sign NRA Agreements Amid Wages Rules
A Glouster Post Office list shows local employers who signed President Roosevelt’s NRA wage and hour pledges. Signers include A. & P. Tea Co, Glouster Bottling Works, Williams 5c and $1 Store, Central Meat Market, Glouster Printing Co, Sayre's Store, Fair Store, several barber shops, gas stations, grocers, and service businesses.
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Glouster
Glouster Post Office
Roosevelt
NRA
A. & P. Tea Co
Trasin Bros
Henry Holderman
Glouster Bottling Works
Williams
McCarty Tin Shop
Melligan Shoe and Wall Paper
Herman Atlas Co
Burson-Chevrolet Co
J. W. Yaw
Central Meat Market
Glouster-Athens Auto
A. W. Markins
Richards’ Wall Paper
Glouster Furniture Exchange
Clark's
LeFavor's
Shariike
Athens Lumber Co
Rockhold
Dennison’s
Glouster Printing Co
Balderson
C. E. Lewis
Sayre's
Woods
Dr. W
Taylor Machine Works
Gibbs’ Grill
Bailey's
Munden's
Kleinman’s
Frank Gail, Jr
Richards
Achauer's
Hinton's Lungh
Harrington & Murphy
Hesson's
Holmes
Burns
Louis Gail
DeLite
C. F. Wallace
Cunningham's
Handley’s
McDonald's
Beshara's
Sanders’ Jewelry
Morris Restaurant
Luckoff’s, Inc
Gessell's
Morris Grocery
C. G. Faires
Richardson Baking Co
the Fair
Brown's
Dr. E. LeFever
Lee Denny
Jobs
Gamwell
Hotel Gordon
Joe West
Glouster Cash Feed
Gerald Deem
Hunterdon McAfooes Plumbing and Tin
Thomas Confectionery
Eddy
McClelland Coal Co
Fred Humphrey
Hunterdon
Cevello Shoe Shining Establishment
W. W. Bryson
McLeish
Russell Lent
S. F. Stephenson
Modoc
C. H. Power
Murray City
Birthday Surprise for John Carman Morrison
Mrs. Frank Morrison hosted a Friday evening surprise party at Spring Street for her son John Carman Morrison celebrating his ninth birthday. Refreshments were served to attendees including Betty Hill Grace Hill Joy Jennings Goldie North Paul McAllister Charlene Webb Charles Jewell Robbie Jewell Ina North Ned Johnson Edna Morgan Billie Morgan and Dertha Morgan.
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Glouster
Frank Morrison
Spring Street
John Carman
Betty Hill
Grace Hill
Joy Jennings
Goldie North
Paul McAllister
Charlene Webb
Charles Jewell
Robbie Jewell
Ina North
Ned Johnson
Edna Morgan
Billie Morgan
Dertha Morgan
I O O F Installs GLOUSTER At Magic City Lodge
Aug 7 report of I O O F ceremony as H E Jones special district deputy grand master installs officers. Dallas Christman noble grand and N B Gardner vice grand noted. annual officers H E Jones recording secretary W J Golding financial secretary and I A Jones treasurer. list of installed officers includes R B N G H B S Cheng etc.
Beulah Bennett Omitted From Glouster Teacher List
Glouster board hired teachers Friday night with Beulah Bennett accidentally left off the list. Bennett had served as an extra teacher last year, while Katherine Wells was rehired as vocal and instrumental music instructor.
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Glouster
Beulah Bennett
Emrich Returns Home From Columbus Hospital
George Emrich was brought home to Glouster from University Hospital Columbus in a local ambulance after three weeks of treatment.
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Glouster
George Emrich
University Hospital
Columbus
Mr. Emrich
Holbein Arrest Follows Four Months Wanted Non Support
Gallia County reports Frederick Holbein of Gallipolis arrested in Columbus after four months on a non support charge. Sheriff Hatfield had notified police, Holbein waived extradi tion after questioning in El Paso, and Gallia Grand Jury indicted him in a later session. Lorina Holbein had pressed the charge. In a separate item, three Gallipolis youths Homer Queen William Riffel and D Garlinger fled Jackson jail after burglary arrests and are linked to a July 14 theft of a car owned by Save Thomas.
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Gallipolis
Elmer Hatfield
Columbus
Frederick
Holbein
el Paso
Texas
Gallia County
Grand Jury
Lorina Holbein
Jackson
Homer Queen
William Riffel
D. Garlinger
Mill Creek Road
Thurman
Save Thomas
A. D. Jacques Fined for Liquor Transport in Gallipolis
Gallipolis records show A. D. Jacques fined ten dollars and costs with his car confiscated by Mayor A. J. Stormont after a Saturday afternoon charge of transporting liquor.
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Gallipolis
A. D. Jacques
A. J. Stormont
Beer law fails to curb drunkenness in Gallia County
Gallipolis officials say 3.2 beer legalization has not reduced drunkenness. Mayor A. J. Stormont and Sheriff Elmer Hatfield report continued bootlegging, heavy liquor transport, and difficulty proving intoxication tied to 3.2 beer. They argue the policy creates loopholes for offenders and complicates enforcement.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
A. J. Stormont
Elmer Hatfield
Hatfield
Charles Kraus Dies in Green Township at 73
Charles Kraus, 73, bachelor of Green Township, died Sunday night of heart disease at his home after more than five weeks of illness. Relatives seek his brother Will Kraus, last heard from 20 years ago in Huntington, West Virginia. Surviving are four sisters and two brothers. Burial planned for Centenary on Wednesday afternoon.
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Gallipolis
Charles Kraus
Green Township
Will Kraus
Huntington
Magdalena Queen
L. L. O'Dell
Iowa
Minchie Kraus
Charles Goetty
Will
Harry Kraus
Centenary
Home-Coming Day Draws 600 at Lauders Church Gallia
More than 600 people attended Gallia County Home-Coming Day at Lauders Church in Gallia on Sunday August 7. The morning featured worship and talks by former residents including Jemmings Cremeens a prominent Gallia County minister who gave the principal address. Shaffer Lassley a radio singer from Zanesville performed several solos before a chicken dinner at noon.
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Gallipolis
Lauders Church
Gallia
Jemmings Cremeens
Gallia County
Shaffer Lassley
Zanesville
Local Social Roundup Of Visits And Travel
Miss Evelyn Morgan leaves for a three week vacation at her Oak Hill home. Mrs. Belle Shaw hosts Miss Josephine Mullineaux before she and Mrs. Kate Small depart for New York City. Miss Margaret Wilbur of Zanesville visits her parents Rev and Mrs H H Wilbur. Mrs. W G Tench and daughter arrive from Ashville North Carolina for a relatives visit. Mrs. Elmer Schreiber and children stay with her parents in Long Bottom for the weekend.
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Evelyn Morgan
Holzer Hospital
Oak Hill
Belle Shaw
Josephine Mullineaux
Kate Small
New York City
Ashville
N. C
Elmer Schreiber
Long Bottom
Edith White Granted Alimony in Ohio Divorce Suit
Edith White, plaintiff, was granted alimony during the trial and attorney fees in the Common Pleas Court in Gallipolis on Saturday afternoon, as she sues Edgar White for divorce.
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Gallipolis
Edith White
Edgar White
Common Pleas Court
Holzer Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis received three admissions on Saturday and Sunday including Mrs. F. W. Knanes of Jackson for observation Selwyn White of Gallipolis for removal of tonsils and adenoids and E T Dailey of Athens for observation. Weekend dismissals included Harold Brown of Gallipolis after a surgical case and Stanley Mulford of Cheshire who was injured in an automobile accident July 4.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
F. W. Knanes
Jackson
Selwyn White
E. T. Dailey
Athens
Harold Brown
Surgical
Stanley Mulford
Cheshire
Houck v Devis Case Dismissed for $30 Judgment
In Gallipolis on Saturday the case of H. E. Houck plaintiff against C. A. Devis defendant seeking $30 was dismissed in court. Costs were to be paid by the defendant.
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Gallipolis
H. E. Houck
C. A. Devis
Costa
Gallia County School Term Planned Amid Budget Uncertainties
Gallia County officials outline the 1933 34 term and pupil counts with four schools planned in Gallia County. Funding from the state, labor day schedules, and possible consolidations may affect openings and teacher hiring as districts await final state decisions.
Gallipolis City Jail Holds Man Awaiting Mayor Charge
Arnold of Gallipolis is in city jail awaiting a fore mayor on disorderly conduct linked to liquor. L O Knott and W F of West Virginia near Pt Pi fined $10 and costs for drunkenness Saturday night.
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Gallipolis
Arnold
A. J
L. O. Knott
W. F
W. Va
Pt Pi
Nurses Hold Med Twenty Three From Are Present
Three members of the District Nurses Association attended the annual summer meeting at Mrs. Florence Maple Shade house. The program included discussion and plans for broader outreach to larger Ohio cities with representatives from Gallipolis Athens and Pomeroy.
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Gallipolis
Florence Maple Shade
Ohio
Athens
Pomeroy
Sheriff reports arrest in Ben Russel attack case
John Cook and Elmer Cook discuss the Saturday morning assault on Ben Russel near a house. One person was with the victim when the incident occurred amid drinking. Cook is to be sworn as Justice of the Peace later today.
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Gallipolis
John Cook
Elmer
Ben Russel
Cook
Hin
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