Hocking Valley Club Plans Labor Day Racing Card
The Hocking Valley Motorcycle club has secured sanction from the American Motorcycle Association for a race to be held on Labor Day in Logan. The event features a ram sponsorship aimed at funding a new wheel motor chair for Logan’s fan William Sauer, with Rodenberg of Indianapolis touted as a Class B contender.
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Logan
American Motorcycle Association
Hocking Valley Motorcycle Club
Ram
William Sauer
Indianapolis
Funeral for Mrs. John Linton Held at Marion
Attendees include Mr and Mrs C G Webb Robert Webb Miss Ruth Kirchbaum and Mrs Myrtle O Dell of Philadelphia. Linton a former Mocking County resident and sister of T A Castell Logan died Friday. Burial followed in Nelsonville after Marion services. Miss Charlotte Tappen vacationing. Miss Jane White acts as clerk in health department office.
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Logan
C.G. Webb
Robert Webb
Ruth Kirchbaum
Myrtle O'Dell
Philadelphia
Marion
John Linton
Lappen
Charlotte Tappen
Health Department
CH. Lappen
Laurelville
Jane White
St John Church Lawn Social and Card Party Planned
Logan August 15. Members and friends of St John Catholic Church are invited to a lawn social and card party in the school auditorium. Bridge and either will be played starting at 7 o'clock with refreshments served.
Miss Horst to Judge 4-H Clothing Clubs
Miss Hulda Horst of Ohio State University will judge 4-H clothing club work in the county on September 5 6 and 7. The plan from last year will be followed with a visit schedule for judging and club member discussions. Record books must be completed for grading, and leaders will be assigned exact visit hours. The Hocking Valley Fair exhibit concluded the general display, though clubs may show items with achievement programs.
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Logan
Hulda Horst
Ohio State University
Hocking Valley Fair
Harold Chambers
Chamber of Commerce studies NRA issues in Columbus
In Colum bus on Saturday chamber executives met to discuss problems from the NRA introduction to business. Barton A. Holl represented the local chamber. Topics included interpretation of codes and methods for enforcing regulations once adopted.
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Logan
Chamber of Ecommerce
Columbus
NRA
Barton A. Holl
Devol Writes From California Hot Springs Camp
Philip Devol of Ward Township sends a letter home from the C C C Camp at California Hot Springs. He is the first in Hocking County to camp out of Ohio, crossing the United States and describing the journey as a memorable treat.
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Philip Devol
California
Logan
John Devol
Ward Township
C. Cc. C
California Hot Springs
Hocking County
Ohio
United States
Travelogue of a Train Journey Through Texas and Desert
The writer describes a train trip from Los Angeles across Texas near the Mexican border and through the American Desert. He notes orange and other fruit trees, tunnels, and sharp mountain curves. He concludes with praise for his place, good meals, a kind boss, and many friends.
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Texas
Los Angeles
300 Men and Women On Shoe Co Payroll
Logan reports almost 300 workers on the Cincinnati Shoe Company Logan plant payroll the largest total ever employed there. Presses at the Logan Clay Product Company plant resumed after a week of idleness for repairs to expand kiln space for press production.
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Logan
Cincinnati Shoe Company
Logan Clay Product Company
Births Rise in Logan July Reported by Health Dept
Logan records show 10 births in July and 6 deaths, while the county outside Logan tallies 26 births and nine deaths. Local births include boys to McBride Roberts Bungard Hartman Landis and girls to Goss Frause Schrad er Lever and Dickens. Rural Hocking births total 12 boys and 14 girls with two twins among them.
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Logan
Health Department
John L. McBride
Ralph O. Roberts
Charlies V. Bungard
George F. Hartman
Earl Landis
Hocking
Theodore O. Groves
Mra
Wilber C. Levering
Logan Briefs Local Social Visits Across Columbus Area
Logan reports show Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Black and con Jimmy along with Columbus and Letha Cates visiting in Logan Sunday evening to see Mrs. Towell Dawley. Edwin Mohler from Columbus spent a week as guest of Jimmy Campbell. Alfred Campbell and sons traveled to Columbus that day and returned home. Judge and Mrs. E. L. Ewing with Mary Edna visited Middletown Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Mary Sisson and relatives, as did Mr. and Mrs. James Rees and son, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Lyke and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Achauer and son in Columbus. Mrs. Earle Orr and family plan to move to Athens Monday, with Miss Morna Orr of Columbus visiting. C. W. Johnston and family of Columbus plan to move to the C. E. Scholl property on Mound Street, vacated by Mr. Scholl and family for Mt. Pleasant Michigan where he has oil field work. Carl Judy was a business visitor in Columbus Sunday.
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Raymond Black
Jimmy
Columbus
Letha Cates
St. Petersburg
Fla
L Logan
Towell Dawley
Edwin Mohler
Logan
Jimmy Campbell
Alfred Campbell and Sons
Judge
E. L. Ewing
Mary Edna
Middleport
Mary Sisson
James Rees
Willard Lyke
Charles ©. Achauer and Son
Earle Orr
Athens
Morna Orr
C. W. Johnston
C. E. Scholl
Mound Street
Mr. Scholl
Mt. Pleasant Michigan
Carl Judy
One Nickel Beer Place Refuses Ten Cent Pact
Logan residents can buy beer at five cents per glass again as the proprietor defies the new ten cent pact, telling other dealers she will not be bound. Other stores weigh steps to enforce the regulations adopted last week by twelve or more beer sellers.
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Logan
Indiet Six Crosley Employes for Theft
Cincinnati August 15 The Hamilton County Grand Jury indicted six former Crosley Radio Corporation employees in an alleged ring of radio part thefts. Officials say losses totaled more than 82 000 over several years with others involved and some insiders discovering the scheme and seeking a cut of profits.
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Cincinnati
Crosley Radio Corporation
Hamilton County
Man Sets Fire in Home to Scare Wife in Ohio
Barney Long, 27, charged with arson in Cleveland Ohio after telling police he sprinkled kerosene on the floor and set fire to his home to scare his wife. The blaze burned away the stairs before a man who roomed there helped extinguish it.
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Cleveland
U.P
Barney Long
Long
Man Lived in North America 15 000 Years Ago
Philadelphia report by Edgar B. Howard of a joint expedition for the Academy of Natural Sciences and the University of Pennsylvania Museum claims evidence that humans inhabited North America 10 000 to 15 000 years ago near Clovis and Carlsbad New Mexico. The finding challenges the basket maker timeline and notes mostly extinct animal bones accompany artifacts.
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Philadelphia
U.P
North America
Edgar B. Howard
Academy of Natural Sciences
University of Pennsylvania Museum
Clovis
Carlsbad
N. M. Howard
Academy
University Museum
North American
Southwest
America
Europe
Howard
Feast of Assumption Draws Thousands to Shrine
CAREY Ohio August 15 The Feast of Assumption the key event of the annual pilgrimage to Our Lady of Consolation Church is expected to bring about 5000 worshippers to the town today The pilgrimage began Sunday and thousands seek healing by faith A candle procession will be part of the rites led by Rev Paul Vollrath pastor of the church
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Carey, CO
U.P
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Paul Vollrath
Husband Sends Bride To Jail by Refusal
In Cleveland on August 15 Mrs. Rose Mayher, 32, received a 30 day workhouse sentence after pleading guilty to shoplifting four pairs of children’s shoes. The court offered to suspend the jail term if her husband would sell the automobile she had bought him, but he refused saying it was his automobile. The judge noted the refusal and Mrs. Mayher was jailed.
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Cleveland
U.P
Rose Mayher
Frank C. Phillips
Mayher
City to honor brave waitress with medal for shooting robber
Cincinnati leaders move to reward Rose Ruda an 18 year old waitress who shot a bandit and drove the other robbers to flight Her bravery drew approval from acting Mayor Edward B Imbus who suggested a medal and an effort for a Carnegie Medal was also considered
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Cincinnati
U.2
Rose Ruda
Edward B. Imbus
Ruda
W C T U Protests Beer Sale at Ohio State Fair
In Columbus on August 15, Mrs Viola Romans president of the Ohio W C T U and former president Mrs Lillian Burt protested the sale of beer at the Ohio State Fair to State Fair Manager Charles M Beer. They argued beer should not be sold where women and children gather and automobiles operate. They noted a 40 year old precedent banning intoxicants at the fairgrounds and referenced the fair board meeting to decide on the protest and betting at races.
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Columbus
U.R
Charles M. Beer
Viola Romans
Ohio W. C. T. U
Lillian Burt
Burt
Ohio
Ohio State Fair Board
Porter Held on Intoxication Charge in Chambersburg
Gallia dateline reports Lawrence Porter of Chambersburg was jailed on a charge of intoxication. Arraignment was scheduled for today before a Chambersburg justice of the peace.
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Gallipolis
Lawrence Porter
Chambersburg
Sale Ordered of Kail Property in Cheshire Township
In Common Pleas Court Burdilla Kail seeks partition against George B Kail and others. With no bidder elected to take the property a public auction was ordered to sell the Kail property in Cheshire Township.
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Gallipolis
Kail
Cheshire Township
Common Pleas Court
Burdilla Kail
George B. Kail
Government Dredge Project Creates Jobs in Gallia County
About 550 workers in Gallia County and nearby areas are employed on two U S government dredges at the Marietta Manufacturing Plant near Point Pleasant West Virginia. The nearly one million dollar project will mainly benefit laborers and may revive local business.
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Gallipolis
Gallia
Ohio River
West Virginia
Marietta
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
8. C. Willhelm
Willhelm
Wheat Limitation Details to be Explained in Gallia County
Gallia County farmers will receive pamphlets titled The Balanced Budget detailing the wheat limitation program from emergency agriculture agent Ralph L. Taylor. Meetings are planned this week and next with 20 cent per bushel payments on allotments plus market price for the rest. Allotments are 54 percent of the three year average with a 77 percent adjustment for a five year average. reductions cannot drop below 54 percent or under 20 percent.
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Gallipolis
County Wheat Control Commission
Gallia County
Ralph L. Taylor
Taylor
Ernest Riggs
Clay Chapel
Clay
Ohio
Harry Woods
Rio Grande High School
Raccoon Township
Tom McCormack
Centenary
Green Township
John Gulls
Salem Church
Perry
Greenfield
Horti Shafer
Kgger Grange Hall
Cheshire
Addison
Harold Colter
Vinton Vocational School
Morgan
Huntington
Mr. Wolborn
Evergreen
Spring Township
Ralph Davis
Mud Lock School
Walnut Township
John Bain
Mercerville
Harricon
Guyan Townships
Inquiries at Gallipolis Home Loan Office Reported
About 30 inquiries for emergency home loan applications were reported at the Gallipolis branch of the Federal Home Owners Loan Corporation over the weekend. No applications were filed in the K of P Building office, but loan-securing methods were explained to inquirers.
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Gallipolis
Allipolis
Federal Home Owners Loan Corporation
FE. L. McCormick
Gallia
Jackson
Lawrence Counties
Gallia County Fair Sets Dates for September Events
Gallia County plans the fair for September 12 to 14 with a Junior Fair program led by vocational agriculture teachers. Exhibits include livestock fruits poultry grains and farm products by local youth. Floral hair superintendent George E Wood will oversee most displays and Ira J Mills handles race entries and speed events.
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Safford
George E. Wood
Gallia Academy
Ira J. Mills
Bonaski to Appear at Gallia County Fairgrounds
Joe Bonaski world middleweight champion will appear at the Gallia County Fairgrounds on September 4 as a Labor Day attraction. Edward Martin, promoter, said negotiations are under way with leading middleweight contenders for an opponent.
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Gallipolis
Joe Bonaski
Gallia County Fairgrounds
Bonaski
Edward Martin
Fence Erection at Gallia Academy Athletic Field Completed
Gallia County news reports completion of a wire fence along the east side and part of the south side of the Gallia Academy Athletic Field on the preceding Monday.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Academy
New State Law Gets Producers Approval
Gallia County producers and produce house managers approve a new state law effective Sept. 15 requiring full grower name and address and state on all containers of fresh fruit honey and vegetables. They expect marking or grading to raise prices by preventing sale of inferior products without consumers knowledge.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Gallia County Fair Programs Prepared
Gallia County schools plan a full 1933-34 year pending state aid. Only two months of operation possible for some township schools due to tax revenue shortfalls. Superintendent H Bion Bradbury cites contracts tied to funds and the county board will discuss a truancy officer and pupil transport.
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Gallipolis
H. Bion Bradbury
Gallia County
Ohio
Athens
Gallia Couny
County Board of Education
Scarlet Fever Reported in Gallia County Near Allison
Gallia County health director Dr. F. W. Shane said one scarlet fever case was reported near Allison on Monday. It is the first contagious disease in the county since July when two typhoid cases were quarantined. Pre-school clinics run in Mercerville and southern county areas as the September opening nears with two communities yet to be examined.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Allison
F. W. Shane
Mercerville
Jury selection for Gallia County grand and petit panels
Jury commissioners Raymond K. Luman and Elmer E. Jones will announce the September session juries on August 26. Thirty three names will be chosen from the poll books to form the jury wheel, with a check to prevent repeat service for two years and a record kept of those summoned this year.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Grand Jury
Petit Jury
Raymond K. Luman
Elmer E. Jones
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