Hocking County Grangers Hold Record Picnic at Ash Cave
About 160 Hocking County Grangers gathered for the annual Ash Cave picnic in Logan on Wednesday. The event featured a dinner program with talks by Mrs. D. B. Rheinscheid and Irvin Risch, a recreation ball game won by married men, and contests directed by Harold Chambers. Next year’s picnic moves to Conkle Hollow with a arrangements committee named.
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Logan
Hocking County
Ash Cave
D. B. Rheinscheid
Union Furnace
Irvin Risch
Harold Chambers
Conkle Hollow
Dan Rheinscheid
Jess Rehrer
Walter North
Charles Blackston
Marion Beery
Runaway Boy Glenn Campbell Sought by Officers in Maysville
News from Logan reports Glenn Campbell ten years old son of Mr and Mrs William Campbell of Maysville ran away from home Wednesday noon. Sheriff Sol Elimger and Deputy Joe Farbearn traced the trail to New Straitville before it went cold. Police seek helps to locate the boy and return him safely.
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Logan
Glenn
William Campbell
Maysville
Sol Elimger
Joe Farbearn
New Straiteville
Mrs. Cecelia Drew Dies at 73 in Logan
Mrs. Cecelia Drew 73, widow of Albert Drew, died at 8 15 p m Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs J D Gabriel North Mulberry Street after a lingering illness She lived there two years She leaves sister Mrs Gabriel and two brothers William Tennahill Logan and George Tennahill Lancaster Services will be held at the residence Saturday at 2 p m with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery
First Typhoid Case Reported In Logan Area
Norman Moore, 26, of Coonville, is ill with typhoid fever at home. He is the first reported case to the health department in many months, with investigators believing he may have contracted the germ while out of state. The case has prompted health officials to monitor his family.
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Logan
Norman Moore
Coonville
Health Department
Moore
Local visitors from Caldwell and Buffalo call on friends
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Murphy and son Lloyd of Caldwell Idaho visited Logan Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. A E Hull. They have traveled across the state to see relatives. Mr. Clyde Hammer and daughter left for Chicago for the World's Fair. Mr. Wilbur Stout and Alfred Norman of Parkersburg were entertained by the Fishbaughs in Athena. Lawrence Mohler and wife returned to Springfield after visiting Mohler parents on East Hunter Street. John Lehman and two children of Buffalo N Y were guests of Ehpham Lane and relatives.
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Paul Murphy
Lloyd
Caldwell
Idaho
Logan
A. E. Hull
Clyde Hammer
Chicago
Wilbur Stout
Alfred Norman
Parkersburge
Lewis Fishbaugh
Athena
Lawrence Mohbier
Springfield
Mr. Mohler
Charlies Mohler
East Hunter Street
John Lehman
Buffalo
N. Y
Ehpham Lane
Will Explain Wheat Adjustment Plans in County
In Logan on August 18, literature on the wheat adjustment program arrived at extension agent Harold Chambers office. Farmers planning to cooperate received application blanks and a schedule of county meetings for educational purposes to ensure every wheat grower understands the program.
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Logan
Harold Chambers
Fitzgerald Denies Utilities Candidate Label in Logan
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald Republican mayoral nominee refutes circulating claim he is a utilities candidate. He says he has been unbiased and unbossed and promises trusted assistants if elected to the city.
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Logan
Aug
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Remodeling Underway at South Bloomingville High Basement
Logan August 18 remodeling of the basement at South Bloomingville High School proceeds under local carpenters Vern and McKinley Mauk. The updated space will be used for manual training work in the coming school year.
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Logan
South Bloomingville High
Vern
McKinley Mauk
Knights of Pythias Picnic Planned Near Hocking County
Knights of Pythias from seven neighboring counties will hold their annual picnic at the grotto grounds on September 10, announced by the committee Thursday.
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LOGAN
Knights of Pythias
Hocking County
Grotto Grounds
Logan Man Dr Ned W Work Ill At Maine Summer Home
Relatives report Dr Ned W Work is ill at his Center Lowell Maine summer home where he has stayed for months. A former Logan resident, he formerly served as a Presbyterian pastor in New York City and has written theological works. His condition has worsened recently.
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Logan
Ned W. Work
Center Lowell
Maine
Work
Presbyterian
New York City
Sewing Circle Holds Picnic at Crystal Springs
Logan group members enjoyed a picnic at Crystal Springs on Tuesday with a dinner and supper.
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Logan
Sewing Circle
Crystal Springs
Rotary assembly draws Logan delegation to Zanesville
Logan district delegates Walter Leonard president and Harold Chambers secretary attended the 22nd District Rotary assembly in Zanesville. William Deihl of Columbus presided over the event on Monday and Tuesday.
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Logan
22Nd District Rotary Assembly
Zanesville
Walter Leonard
Harold Chambers
Willam Deih
Columbus
Logan High football season foul by missing coach
In Logan on August 18 no word on Logan High football as Coach Longley is away. School opening delays may hinder season preparations and planning.
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Logan
Logan High School
Longley
Emery Huggins 74 Dies at Mt Pleasant
Logan Aug 18 Emery Huggins 74 Washington Township farmer died Wednesday evening at his Mt Pleasant home after an extended illness due to hardening of the arteries and paralysis. Survived by wife Mrs Sally Huggins five children Mrs R C Livingston Kelso WA Mrs Aretha Schorr Guy and Kenneth Huggins of Washington Township and Dwight Huggins at home William Huggins Logan a brother and Mrs Nancy Griffith of this city a sister Funeral services set for Ilesboro M E Church at 2 oclock
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Washington Township
Logan
Emery Huggins
Mt. Pleasant
Sally Huggins
R. C. Livingston
Kelso
Washington
Aretha Schorr
Guy
Kenneth Huggins
Dwight Higgins
William Huggins
Nancy Griffith
Ilesboro M. E. Church
Saturday Afternoon Funeral Led by Two Reverends
Burial will be held in the village cemetery with the Rev Mr Hansher assisted by the Rev P A Harlan in charge.
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Mr. Hansher
P A. Harlan
Willosade
Achauer Seeks Junior Legion baseball game with Columbus team
Charles C. Achauer, chairman of the American Legion athletic committee, asked Columbus officials to schedule a junior baseball contest with a strong Columbus team that recently played in Legion eliminations. He plans to have the visiting team come to Auglaize city next week for a game against a local junior league selection. A definite date will be announced once arrangements are finished.
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Logan
Charles C. Achauer
American Legion Athletic Committee
Columbus
American Legion
West Virginia Licenses Curtail Gallia County Farm Trade
Gallia County produce shippers report the new West Virginia licensing law will curb shipments of fruit melons poultry and other farm products to Huntington and Charleston. Out of state sellers must pay 300 for a license to sell in West Virginia markets or establish a local business to dodge the tax. The change could lower prices and limit farmers to selling in fewer markets.
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West Virginia
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Huntington
Charleston
H. W. Walter
Walter
Ohio
Gallipolis Fall Festival Committee Set Plans
Gallipolis officials meet in the Southern Ohio Electric Building Monday to discuss advertising contracts reports from solicitation chairmen and steps in the solicitation campaign. The meeting will also plan accommodations for a food show the first to be held with the Fall Festival and hear committee reports.
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Gallipolis
Rio Grande Bean Dinner and Home-Coming Saturday
The Rio Grande Bean Dinner and Home-Coming will be held Saturday morning in Rio Grande with Rev. H. H. Wilbur of Grace Methodist Church in Gallipolis as guest speaker. The program includes sports talks and a dinner. In Gallipolis the same date a divorce suit was filed in Common Pleas Court by Georgia Rathburn against John Rathburn on charges of gross neglect.
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Gallipolis
Rio Grande
H. H. Wilbur
Grace Methodist
Common Pleas Court
Georgia Rathburn
John Rathburn
Sunday School Picnic At Gallia County Fairgrounds
More than 125 members of the Presbyterian Church Sunday School Department in Gallipolis attended the annual picnic at the Gallia County Fairgrounds on Thursday night. The event featured a basket supper, sports, and informal discussions.
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Gallipolis
The
Presbyterian Church In
Gallia County Fairgrounds
Centenary Methodist Church to Host McCall Family Reunion
The McCall family reunion will be held Saturday afternoon at Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church in Centenary. Reverend H. H. Wilbur of Grace Methodist Church in Gallipolis will be the guest speaker. The program features sports, a basket dinner, and speeches.
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Gallipolis
McCall
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church
Centenary
H. H. Wilbur
Grace Methodist
Job Director Interviews 100 Applicants on First Day
Gallia County job director Lewis Jones told reporters 100 men were interviewed on Thursday at the Post Office Building as the re employment effort began. He said all applications would be reviewed equally and no rush is needed. Another 100 men were expected to be interviewed today as the county committee weighs experience, dependents, age, and last job. Most applicants had no prior regular employment.
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Gallipolis
Lewis Jones
Gallia County
Longine
Jones
Officials Study Fire Equipment Visit in Portsmouth
City Manager John R. Gwinn Fire Chief Walter Wise and city commissioners Clyde Ingela Frank L Shaw and Dr Lewis Bean plus Fire Marshall Frank Woods traveled to Portsmouth to study fire apparatus for Gallipolis. An appropriation of 10000 to 12000 was discussed but no action taken until costs and makes were learned. Local firefighters and insurers say current equipment is inadequate and urge purchase of a pump truck to reduce losses and speed responses.
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Gallipolis
John R. Gwinn
Walter Wise
Clyde Ingela
Frank L. Shaw
Lewis Bean
Frank Woods
Portsmouth
Ohio Hospital
Addison Wins 5-4 In Ninth In Gallipolis Game
Diminu tive Edna Carder, 17, of Pt. Pleasant Jr team held Addison to five runs in nine innings and collected two hits, but Addison scored the winning run in the bottom of the ninth at Silver Bridge Field. Halliday’s first inning double was the only extra base hit in the St. John's Bible Clas game called in the third inning with K. of P. ten leading 5 to 0.
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Gallipolis
Edna Carder
Hurter
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Addison
Silver Bridge Field
K. of P. Ten
St. John's Bible Clas
Halliday
Grover knocks cow catcher from train near Gallipolis
L Ray Grover struck the cow catcher from a Hocking Valley locomotive at Mills Station near Gallipolis this noon delaying the train over 30 minutes. He suffered a slight head cut and returned to work after treatment by Dr. Lewis Bean.
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Gallipolis
L. Ray Grover
Hocking Valley
Mills Station
Grover
Lewis Bean
Injunction Hearing on Ohio Valley Livestock Sales Told
Crowded Gallia County Court hears injunction petition against Ohio Valley Livestock Sales Company over stock yard nuisance and sanitation issues. Judge R. M. White presides as residents and petitioners seek action while Red Cross Roll Call setup plans link to fall campaign.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Ohio Valley Livestock Sales Company
H. W. Walter
R. M. White
City Commission
Red Cross
F. C. Dixon
The
Zanesville
Social notes highlight local events and visits
Personal mentions include a swimming party at Fairfield Lake hosted by Miss Etheleen Warden and Miss Anna Louise Weaver for about sixty youths. Other items note anniversaries, travel plans, birthdays celebrated by dinner at Island View Inn, and visits among families including the Wilburs, Burnettes, and Griffths.
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Etheleen Warden
Anna Louise Weaver
Fairfield Lake
Justice of the Peace
Fred Milliser
Clyde Keller, Jr
Columbus
Ted Keller
George Baird
Athens
Ohio University
Earl Dailey
Island View Inn
Lewis Brown
Jewell Burnette
Geraldine Burnette
Ella Gertrude Miller
Huntington
Local educators return from trips to fairs and camps
Wilbur continues teaching in Ashland schools after six years. Ohio nurses and teachers leaders Miss Mildred Miller and Mrs Dorothy Rinehart attend the Ohio State Nurses Association meeting at Cedar Point. E W Edwards and Mrs Edwards come back from a nine day Chicago World's Fair visit. Gallia Academy principal E E Higgins and Mrs Higgins return from a two week relatives trip. Helen Neal returns from six weeks vocal study at Chautauqua Lake and plans to resume Oberlin College studies. Burt Hanson and others finish a two week camping trip near Raccoon Creek. Sprague and Ewing families report five day World’s Fair visits hosted by the Ohio Teachers Association.
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Wilbur
Ashland
W. Mildred Miller
Holzer Hospital
Dorothy Rinehart
Gallipolis Nurses Association
Ohio State Nurses Association
Cedar Point
E. W. Edwards
Edwards
Chicago
E. E. Higgins
Gallia Academy High School
Higgins
Helen Neal
Horatio Connell
Chautauqua Lake
N. Y
Neal
Oberlin College
School of Music
Burt Hanson
James O’brien
Edward Thompson
Harold Haskins
George Craft
Eugene Plymale
Raccoon Creek
Charles Sprague
Evergreen
J. H. Ewing
Gallipolis
Ohio Teachers Association
Fine Exhibit at Ohio State Fair Show Promises Wildlife Interest
Conservation Commissioner W. H. Reinhart said the fish and game exhibit at the Ohio State Fair will feature live native wild game birds animals fur bearers and various game fish from Lake Erie and state hatcheries. Many black bass hatched in May measure four to six inches.
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Columbus
W. H. Reinhart
Ohio
Lake Erie
Reinhart
Chauncey Group Visited Corning For Social Visit
Mrs Edward Minister and guests Miss Eleanor Minister Miss Bernadine Shawcross Harold Minister and Miss Frances Howard of Chauncey were entertained in Corning on Wednesday by Mrs William Wilson and Miss Alice May Wilson.
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Chauncey
Edward Minister
Eleanor Minister
Bernadine Shawcross
Harold
Frances Howard
Corning
William Wilson
Alice May Wilson
Rare meeting chance in recent tennis fixtures
The report notes Mrs. Helen Heeley No. 1 leading in initial Briggs round matches at the fional Tennig cam with Alice Francisco facing Helen Jacobs and sister Ephine Cruickhank Frey in the Massachusetts Dorothy Round. Britain’s Mia Moody previously impressed as a non playing captain at the Wightman Cup.
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Robbey
Helen
Heeley
Alice Francisco
Helen Jacobs
Ephine Cruickhank Frey
Massachusetts
Britain
Mia
Moody
Kenwood Hosts Cincinnati Clash After Dayton Title Run
Kenwood welcomes Cincinnati for a midweek showdown after Dayton state title run. The Kenwood scene follows a championship appearance with mixed results as teams prepare for the Ng championship rematch.
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Cincinnati
Dayton
Kenwood
Chauncey Social Gossip From Mill Street Soiree
Mrs Charles Minister hosted guests at her Mill Street home with Mrs Edward Minister Goodson and sons, Miss Eleanor Minister, Mrs Frank Weaver, and Harold Minister of Fairport attending a luncheon gathering amid local social circles.
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Chauncey
Charles
Mill Street
Edward
Goodson and Sons Buty
Eleanor
Frank Weaver
Shanccross
Harold
Fairport
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J. T. Hanson
Loucks Shelton
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Chillicothe
J. L. Bush
White Cottage
A. L. Griffith
Marietta Paint & Color CO
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