Day Defeats Taft in Votes Cast Tuesday
Logan County results show Governor Martin L. Davey carrying Hocking County by about 300 votes over Charles Sawyer in a Democratic gubernatorial race. Judge Arthur H. Day won the Republican senatorial contest in Hocking County by a two to one margin over Robert A. Taft amid county and state tallies across multiple offices.
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Dr. H. T. Phillips
Damon D. Watkins
Dean Hickson
Russell Cunningham
F. J. Peavy
Nellie Kemp
Bracker
Paul Herbert
Griffith
Hummell
McCarthy
Turner
Baker
Ebright
Hoover
Lewis
Williams
Herbert
Metcalf
U. S
Day
Taft
Bender
Jeffreys
Marshall
Wharton
Yearick
Supreme Court
Boyd
Wanamaker
Justice
Mathias
Hart
Rich
Struble
Ward
Allen
Congress
Thomas White
Cred Silbaugh
Court of Appeals
McCurdy
General Assembly
Brehm
Brashares
North
Evans
Fitzgerald
Davey
Sawyer
Davidson
Harper
Metzenbaum
Rogers
Steele
Bible
Licensed To Marry In Hocking County
Two marriage licenses were issued Tuesday in Hocking County to Raymond Edward Sanborn 27 laborer Nelsonville and Elizabeth Ellen Galbraith 25 housekeeper Athens County. Also licensed were Francis Jay Nimon 30 teacher New Plymouth and Juanita Mae Gandee 26 teacher Nelsonville Rt 2.
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Logan
Raymond Edward Sanborn
Nelsonville
George Sanborn
Elizabeth Ellen Galbraith
Athens County
William Galbraith
Francis Jay Nimon
New Plymouth, Rt
N. F. Nimon
Juanita Mae Gandee
Nelsonville Rt
C. M. Gandee
Auto Owners Must File Reports With County
Logan motorists are reminded that a certificate of title or assigned title for an automobile must be filed within three days after ownership changes. Clerk of Courts D. W. Feather notes many have overlooked this rule and warns of a heavy penalty for noncompliance.
Picnic at Cantwell Cliffs Planned by Club Members
Logan Business and Professional Women's Club schedules a picnic at Cantwell Cliffs for Thursday afternoon. Members assemble at the club rooms by 8:30 AM. those absent by then will be transported to the cliffs at 4:30 PM.
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Logan
Business and
Cantwell Cliffs
Logan Mourns Jennie Brown 79 in Sturgeon Bay
Mrs. Jennie Brown wife of W O Brown of Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin died in that city Tuesday morning news reaching her Logan relatives. She left Logan about 1901 on marriage and is survived by her husband and sisters Miss Ida Steinman and Miss Clara Steinman of this city. Ida Steinman traveled to Sturgeon Bay Tuesday for funeral services.
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Logan
Jennie Brown
W. O. Brown
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Ida
Clara Steinman
Ida Steinman
Sand Run School Reunion Planned at Cantwell Cliffs
Arrangements are made for the annual Sand Run school reunion to be held at Cantwell Cliffs on Sunday September 4. Organizers expect a large turnout including former teachers patrons and pupils.
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Logan
Sand Run
Cantwell Cliffs
Mrs Amos L Heyde Confined by Illness at Home
Logan Mrs. Amos L. Heyde is confined to her home due to illness and has suffered poor health for several weeks.
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Logan
Amos L. Heyde
Attendance at Old Man's Cave Surges in July
Ranger S A Reichley reports 30 188 visitors at Logan Old Man's Cave in July, up from 22 357 in 1937, an increase of 8 831. Foreign visitors included Canada and Cuba. West Virginia led the states with 320, Michigan 162, Illinois 99, with visitors from 32 states overall.
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Logan
Old Man's Cave
S. A. Reichley
Canada
Cuba
West Virginia
Michigan
Illinois
Mrs Dan Lemon Dies in Logan Home
Mrs Dan Lemon aged 63 died at her sister in law Miss Mary Lemon on North Walnut Street after an extended cancer illness. The family moved from Logan to Toledo years ago and spent the summer with the sister in law. Survived by husband a son George a daughter Mrs Elmer Engle and two grandsons. Funeral services will be held at the Lemon residence on Thursday afternoon with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Dan Lemon
Mary Lemon
North Walnut St
Toledo
George
Elmer Engle
Springfield
Lemon
Oak Grove Cemetery
Auxiliary Meets on Lawn at Mrs Thomason Home
The American Legion Auxiliary gathered Monday evening on the lawn at Gallagher Ave home of Mrs. Harry Thomason. Mrs. Bertha Oberle presided and formed a nominating committee Mrs. Harry Mack Mrs. Walter Huffman Mrs. Gertrude Waldron Mrs. Willard Lyke. Reports from the recent Cincinnati state convention were given by several members. The hostess served light refreshments at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Harry Thomas
Gallagher Ave
Bertha Oberle
Harry Mack
Walter Huffman
Gertrude Waldron
Willard Lyke
Cincinnati
Oberle
Barton Hall
Lawrence Adcock
Sorority Picnic and Swimming Party at Floyd's Pond
Sigma Phi Gamma sorority held a picnic and swimming party at Floyd's Pond Monday evening with attendees including Mrs. Donald West Columbus Mrs. Phil Henderson Mrs. John Green Mrs. Walter Price and several Misses. Other social notes recount entertaining at homes on N Market Street W Hunter Street and updates on visits from relatives and guests to local families through late August.
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Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Floyd's Pond
Donald West
Columbus
Phil Henderson
John Green
Walter Price
Maxine Notestone
Helen Bright
Ruth Goodlve
Theresa Kaiser
Fanchion Blackstone
Helen Walsh
Martha Magle
Jane Walsh
Iola
Evelyn Courter
Lolabelle Hockman
Charles Huffman
Wylie Thurness
Rudolph Lortz
William Poling
Farl Krieg
Chicago
James Krieg
Buell Eby
Frank Harden
Bruce Ford, Jr
Edith Graham
Louis Bettendorf
Cleveland
Jean Gilson
New Castle
Walter Miller
Geneva Graham
Jack Mounts
Nancy
Lancaster
John Liff
Gloria
Martha Lee Robinson
Murray City
W. T. Poling
Zanesville Ave
Revival meetings at Haydenville Church of God continue nightly
The South Haydenville Church of God near the FE C Cheshire service station on State Route 33 hosts revival meetings every night at 7 30 pm led by evangelist Mary Wahl with special singing at each service.
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Haydenville
South
Church of God
Mary Wahl
Cheshire
Record flight certificates show growth in pilots and aircraft
The Bureau of Air Commerce reports on July 1 there are 20 076 pilots and 9 732 aircraft with active certificates, up from last year by 3 500 pilots and 800 planes. Total aircraft including uncertified stood at 11 031 versus 9 680 a year earlier. 543 of the certificated pilots are women. Ohio ranks fourth in pilots with 425 commercial, 505 private, 96 amateurs and 11 gliders, while California leads aviation activity followed by New York and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Air Commerce
Department
Ohio
California
New York State
Illinois
Has-Beens Move To First In Twilight League
The Has-Beens defeated Coalport 6 to 5 in seven innings to take first place in the Twilight Recreation Ball League. Trailing 4 to 5 in the seventh inning, the Has-Beens scored two runs and shut Coalport out in the final half inning to secure the win.
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Pomeroy
Has-Beens
Coalport
Election workers paid after the primary in Logan
Logan precinct officials received 1865 dollars at the close of the primary. Workers were paid eight dollars each plus mileage for presiding judges in addition to their regular fee.
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Logan
Primary Voting in Hocking County Report
Balloting in Logan started slow Tuesday with voters streaming into 11 polling places only by 2 pm. Democrats organized precinct workers early and canvassing afternoon effects showed turnout. Outlying precincts focused on the Democratic governor race.
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Logan
Police Adopt LOGAN A Report System For City Patrols
A new hourly log system ships officers to file reports on territory covered and activities each hour. Department heads will monitor patrol progress and ensure close contact with every officer's workload.
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Logan
Keck Births A Carbon Hill Boy With Grandparents Named
Mr and Mrs Pearl Keck of Carbon Hill are the parents of a son born Saturday evening. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs I J Blosser of Carbon Hill and Mr and Mrs Clint Keck of Black Jack.
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Logan
Pearl Keck
Carbon Hill
I. J. Blosser
Clint Keck
Black Jack
Dobbs Family Spend Weekend Mountain Trip in West Virginia
Mr and Mrs Frank Dobbs of London England and their daughter Dr Elizabeth Dobbs of this city spent from Saturday until Monday touring the mountains of West Virginia. The couple have been visiting their daughter here for several months.
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Logan
Frank Dobbs
London
Eng
Elizabeth Dobbs
West Virginia
Logan native George Schorr visits Logan for election time
George Schorr of Columbus, a former resident of the city, spent a few days in Logan with relatives. He maintains voting residence here and comes to Logan at each election time, staying with Mr. and Mrs. Mike McBride and family.
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Logan
George Schorr
Columbus
Mr. Schorr
Mike McBride
Banik Gyurko Set For Glouster Headline Bout
Eddie Banik of Murray City meets Steve Gyurko of Glouster in eight rounds at Glouster Arena on Thursday night. The undercard features Dreamer Morris vs Gus Banik, Freddie Ray vs Skeet Sikorski vs Marion Lambert, and Delbert Tedrow vs Junior Champ of Logan, all under Herman Sheline management.
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Glouster
Eddie Banik
Murray City
Steve Gyurko
Glouster Arena
Dreamer Morris
Gus Banik
Freddie Ray
Skeet Sikorski
Marion Lambert
Greendale Lad
Delbert Tedrow
Millfield Battler
Champ
Logan
Banik
Lambert
Herman Sheline
Bears Save Movie in Boise Amid Beard Shortage
In Boise Idaho the production of Northwest Passage faced a beard shortage that threatened filming. An SOS for 150 men with beards who could swim and endure cold water resolved the issue and allowed shooting to proceed.
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Boise City
Ida
Logan Council defeats store Closing Ordinance amid legal doubt
Logan City Council voted 5 to 1 against the proposed store closing measure after a solicitor’s written opinion deemed it unconstitutional if enacted. Oscar Steward was the sole proponent. The meeting also discussed a new 6,500 dollar water well project capable of 1 050 gpm, a two year note plan, and an 8 500 dollar Goose Creek bond for creek work plus requests for 100 000 brick for South Mulberry Street paving. Continuous sidewalk and safety improvements were proposed along with an 1939 budget reading.
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Logan
Harley Meyer
Oscar Steward
R. R. Loomis
Loomis
Goose Creek
Snyder
Zanesville Ave
Mulberry St
State Highway Department
South Mulberry St
South Logan
Kiwanis Club Hosts Chicken Dinner At Angle Home
GLOUSTER Kiwanis members and guests gathered Tuesday night at the country home of Mr and Mrs B R Angle for a chicken dinner. After eating, attendees joined on the lawn to sing old songs beside a lawn organ, including Mr and Mrs Roger Kittle and many other couples and friends.
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F. D. Kinney
C. E. Haskins
H. F. Kittle
F .G. Boroff
C. A. Pride
E. H. Taylor
L. E. Richardson
L. E. Burnelle
Wm. Martin
Harriet Weymueller
Mary Burns
Margaret Chappelear
Gail Wallace
Louise Dowler
al Craft
B. R. Angle
Bennett Anderson Dies in Jacksonville
Bennett Anderson age 81 of Jacksonville died Tuesday at 6 25 a m at the home of his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Harry Dust His wife died nine years ago He leaves two sons Thomas Glou ster and Pearl Trimble and two daughters Mrs Edward Rhinehart Amesville and Mrs Harry Dust Trimble Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 30 p m in the VU B Church in Jacksonville Rev H O Davis officiating Burial will be Maplewood by C F Wallace and Son funeral directors
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Glouster
Bennett Anderson
Jacksonville
Harry Dust
Thomas of
Pearl
Trimble
Edward Rhinehart
Amesville
VU. B
H. O. Davis
Maplewood
C F. Wallace and
Republican Groups Claim Victory in Committee Fight
Two rival Republican factions in Meigs County claimed wins in the central committee race amid a tense battle with several doubtful comitteemen. The list of winners includes Alfred, Errol Follrod, Guy S. Sergant, Will Heilman, Roland Torrence, A. D. Morrison, Bern Wood, Joe Turner, E. O. Tagsgart, Dana Turner, Harve Norris, James D. Hawley, and many others across Middleport, Pomeroy, Letart, Rutland, and nearby towns.
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Pomeroy
Republican Party
Meigs County
Central Committee
Republican Central Committee
Alfred
Errol Follrod
Bedford
Guy W. Sergant
Chester North
Will Heilman
Chester South
Roland Torrence
Columbia
A. D. Morrison
Dexter
Bern Wood
Dyesville
Joe Turner
Great River
E. O. Taggart
Harrisonville
Dana Turner
Langsville
S. G. Clifford Brown
Letart East
Harve Norris
Long Bottom
James D. Hawley
Middleport
Wilbur Pierce
David O. Jenkins
Norman T. Wayland
Homer J. Russell
R. A. Davis
Charles Childs
Veteran Middleport voter Capt T W McDermet votes Democrat
Middleport notes Captain T W McDermet, aged 90, walked to the Jones Garage polls on S Third Ave to cast a Democratic ballot. A longtime resident for 55 years, he served on the election board and is the oldest Knights of Pythias member in town.
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Middleport
T. W. McDermet
Jones
S. Third Ave
MccDermet
Cap
Knights of Pythias
Attendance at Churches Good Despite Heat
Meigs County Churches of Christ continue a seven week campaign to prevent the summer attendance drop. County Auditor George Meinhart reports no church falls below winter averages. Latest totals show men at 295 and women at 262, with Women’s Day 811 and Men’s Day 882. Town figures include Bradford 111 and 99, Dexter 45 and 49, Rutland 54 and 67, Pomeroy 100 and 91, Long Bottom 55 and 53, Middleport 332 and 373, Bradbury 114 and 149.
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Middleport
Churches of Christ
Meigs County
George Meinhart
Bradford
Dexter
Rutland
Pomeroy
Long Bottom
Bradbury
Glouster Republicans Hold Heavy Tuesday Primary Lead
Glouster voters gave heavy turnout in the Tuesday primaries with Bricker at 535 votes and Davey ahead of Sawyer at 272 to 248. LeFever led in Glouster for representative and George Rose for probate judge while a Sanitary Sewer bond failed for lack of Washington authority. Other statewide races showed Bulkley 386 White 130 for U.S. senator and Kin 29 Peavy 306 Cunningham 89 for state senate with Mechem 32 Hoover 13 LeFever 563 for representative and Rose 494 probate judge among GOP results.
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Glouster
Glouster City
Bricker
Davey
Sawyer
Dr. LeFever
George Rose
Wallace
Washington
Board of Elections
Bulkley
White
U. S
Kem
Peavy
Cunningham
Banks
Mettler
Keenan
Tyroler
Burdiss
Wilson
Koons
Taft
Day
Congress
King
Jenkins
Trimble Township GOP Club to Meet Thursday Evening
The Trimble Township Republican Club will convene Thursday at 7:30 PM in the Mayor's office. Important business on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Trimble Township
Republican Club
Zarley Jr. Taken For Appendectomy In Ambulance
Marion Zarley Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Marion Zarley, was taken to St Francis Hospital Tuesday evening in the C F Wallace and Son ambulance for an appendectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Marion Zarley, Jr
Marion Zarley
St. Francis Hospital
C. F. Wallace and Son Ambulance
Clerk Stricken. Washington Precinct Replaces Heinelein
L M Heinelein Republican clerk in Washington precinct fell ill at noon Tuesday and was carried home. Mrs Birdie Griffith was called in to take his place.
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Iron St
Kiwanis Club
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