District Hit by Heaviest Windstorm in Logan
A northwest sweeping windstorm with rain and hail struck Logan and surrounding areas about 4 30 in the afternoon causing extensive tree and crop damage. Service crews cleared streets while limbs fell before churches and homes. Telegraph lines and storm sewers were affected and officials including the sheriff and state highway workers assisted at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Service Department
Methodist Episcopal
United Brethren
Emma Becker
Hunter St
John Wellman
Mound St
Frank Riggs
Second St
Linco
Walnut St
Joe Farbearn
Klein Schmidt Reunion On Route 21 At Rockview Grounds
The tenth annual Klein Schmidt reunion is set for Sunday August 23 at Rockview Picnic Grounds between Rockbridge and Lancaster along Route 21.
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Logan
Kleinschmidt
Rockview
Rockbridge
Lancaster
Examiner Returns To Finish County Books
C. E. Tilton state examiner returned to Logan Tuesday evening after an absence since April 9 due to an acute arthritis attack. He spent seven weeks receiving treatment at Magnetic Springs. His condition is much improved and he expects to continue inspecting the county records.
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Logan
C. E. Tilton
Magnetic Springs
Runaways Returned by Lancaster Officers
Logan George Lamb assistant superintendent of the Lancaster Industrial School came to Logan Tuesday night to return Henry Dixon Edward Coleman and Fred Carter who were captured there by city and county officers that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
George Lamb
Lancaster Industrial School
Henry Dixon
Edward Coleman
Fred Carter
Funeral rites for Abe Branum at Rockbridge Advent Christian Church
Abe Branum died at the county home Tuesday morning. Funeral rites are held this afternoon at Rockbridge Advent Christian Church with burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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Logan
Rockbridge Advent Christian Church
Abe Branum
Fairview Cemetery
Man brings 1800 Kingston newspaper heirloom to Logan
C F Kocher of Lancaster Route 2 arrived in Logan with what he claims is an authentic copy of The Ulster County Gazette dated January 4, 1800. He says the paper has been passed down through generations as a Kocher family heirloom tracing back to ancestor George Kocher who sailed to Philadelphia aboard the St. Andrew on September 26, 1737.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
C. F. Kocher
Lancaster
Ulster County Gazette
Kingston
Kocher
George Kocher
Philadelphia
St. Andrew
John Sloan Improves After Week’s Leg Injury
John Sloan of South Walnut Street is reported improved from a leg injury suffered earlier this week.
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John Sloan
Logan
South Walnut St
Logan Brief Social Notes
Mr and Mrs Leroy Crawford Mrs Ella W Keynes and Mrs Ann Von Haur left Wednesday on a week long motor trip to the East. Mrs Frank Harden Mrs Buell aby Mrs Clinton Webb and Miss Pearl Menkes visited in Columbus Wednesday. Mr and Mrs W W Martin were Columbus visitors Tuesday. Mr and Mrs C W Purdum entertained with a six o clock dinner on Tuesday honoring Mr and Mrs D E Purdum and daughters Mrs Ruth Boyer and Mrs Lillian Lehrader of Saginaw and Mr and Mrs John Lohr of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Crawford
Ella W. Keynes
Ann von Haur
Frank Harden
Buellaby
Clinton Webb
Pearl Menkes
Columbus
W. W. Martin
C. W. Purdum
D. E. Purdum
Ruth Boyer
Lillian Lchrader
Saginaw
John Lohr
City
Logan Jail Held: Ernest Evans Detained for Investigation
Ernest Evans of Ward Township was taken into custody on Wednesday evening by Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith and is held in Logan jail for investigation.
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Logan
Ernest Evans
Ward Township
Nellis Smith
Births Exceed Deaths in Logan for July 1936
Logan saw 14 births and 9 deaths in July 1936 while rural districts recorded 31 births and 9 deaths. Miss Faith Wright, registrar, notes this is the area's highest monthly birth rate so far in 1936.
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Logan
Faith Wright
Bricker to Address Logan Republican Meeting Tonight
Arrangements were completed for a Logan Republican meeting this evening with Hon. John W. Bricker, gubernatorial candidate, set as principal speaker.
Camp Meeting Shifts to Bible Christian Church in Logan
Logan camp meeting continues at the tabernacle at Harper Run until Friday evening. After that, services move to the Bible Christian Church on Iron Street for Saturday and Sunday. Rev. Sidney Cook preaches tonight and Rev. EB Householder on Friday evening. Services directed by Rev. B F Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Tabernacle
Harper Run
Bible Christian Church
Iron St
Sidney Cook
EB. M. Householder
B. F. Hughes
Durant Teen Cranks Motor, Fractures Arm
Logan Waldo Durant, 18, son of Mr and Mrs George Durant of this city, suffered a fractured right arm above the wrist Wednesday evening while attempting to crank a motor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Waldo
George Durant
Injured workers leave after carbide blast at plant
Alfred Seybert of New Straiteville, hurt when carbide exploded, was discharged from Cherrington Hospital Tuesday. Fellow worker Marion Livingston followed the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Alfred Seybert
New Straiteville
Cherrington Hospital
Marion Livingston
Local Man Undergoes Major Surgery at Cherrington Hospital
Leroy Flannigan of Laurelville was admitted Wednesday afternoon to Cherrington Hospital where a major surgical operation was performed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Leroy Flannigan
Laurelville
Cherrington Hospital
Bible Christian Conference of Ohio at Ray
The Ray Logan conference will run from August 27 to August 30 with Rev. B. F. Hughes of this city as president. Attendees from here include Herbert Richards Sidney Cook and Mr. Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Logan
Bible Christian Conference of
Ohio
B. F. Hughes
Ray
Herbert Richards
Sidney Cook
Mr. Hughes
Navigable Waters Vast in the Mississippi River System
The Mississippi river system comprises over 10 000 miles of navigable waters enabling extensive commercial and transportation activity across multiple states and regions. This overview highlights the scale and potential economic impact of the network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi River System
A Wild Beast Puzzle Across and Down
A crossword style puzzle list with horizontal and vertical clues for a themed grid. Includes definitions for words such as ferocious cat bird of prey to bellow and many others. The puzzle also features clues for metals colors and common nouns interwoven in standard crossword form.
Chester Brief Social Notes in Meigs County
Meigs County Pioneer Society met at Chester High School with officers elected Everett Hayes president G T Henderson vice president Ada Morris secretary Ida Knight treasurer. Daughters of America meet with 26 members attending Mrs Bertha Baum attends state session in Columbus. Local visits include Mrs Rhea Myers and family in town. The Mack Murray Show appears on the Commons this week. Albert Fishers condition shows slight improvement. Families attend Cole reunion and several moves and visits noted.
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Chester
Meigs County Pioneer Society
G. T. Henderson
Everett Hayes
Ada Morris
Ida Knight
Bert O'Conner
Robert Carson
Effie Tracy
Marcia Karr
Minerva Pryor
Chester High School
Chester Council Daughters of America
Bertha Baum
Columbus
Broadwell Social And Personal Notes
Mrs Ida Nice of Jaysville spent the week end with her son Ray of Broadwell. Clarence Rathburn and family visited friends in Athens. Lewis Sutton visited his sister Josie Conant. Leonard Ogg attended a birthday dinner for their son Delbert of Lathrop. Dessie White and sons Columbus spent Monday and Tuesday with friends here. David Weaver of McDougal stays with his daughter Mrs Frank Parsons. Mr and Mrs Roscoe Ogg and Mrs Oge s mother of Cleveland visit Leonard Ogg. Blaine Driggs and son Harold and Wilford White made a business trip to Marietta.
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Broadwell
Ida Nice
Jaysville
Ray
Clarence Rathburn
Athens
Lewis Sutton
Josie Conant
Leonard Ogg
Delbert
Lathrop
Dessie White
Columbus
David Weaver
McDougal
Frank Parsons
Roscoe Ogg
Oge
Cleveland
Blaine Driggs
Harold
Wilford White
Marietta
Garnet Antle
Zanesville
John Antle
J. W. Antle
Joseph Antle
Betty Antle
J. V. Werner
Paul
William Antle
Israel Linscott
Everett Eckard
Cecil Antle
Hester Antle
Margaret Myres
Wilbur Antle
Jacksonville
Richard Antle
Edward Weiss
Florence McDaniel
Guysville
Mary Dunfee
Sugar Creek
Pearl Wicks
Frank Johnson
Arthur Koronhon
Dorothy
Preston Wisecup
Evelyn
Eileen
Virginia
Thomas Cope
Laura Hebron
Hazel
John Mite
Wellston Park
Phyliss McAtee
Earl McAtee
Miss Grace Crow Accepts Post at Chillicothe Centralia
POMEROY Miss Grace Crow resigns as Home Economics instructor from Olive Orange High School at Tuppers Plains to take a similar position at Chillicothe Centralia. Crow, an Ohio University graduate, had been rehired this year at Tuppers Plains and joins one of the state's largest consolidated schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Grace Crow
Letart
Olive Orange High School
Tuppers Plains
Chillicothe Centralia
Chillicothe
Wright and Sprankel Apply for Marriage License
Bruce E Wright 24 a federal survey supervisor of Logan and Harriet T Sprankel 18 of Logan daughter of Marie Sprankel apply for a marriage license in Logan.
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Bruce Elwood Wright
Logan
Pearl G. Wright
Harriet Teresa Sprankel
Marie Sprankel
Lightning Flash Powers Up To A Million Kilowatts
A single lightning flash in an electric storm may discharge up to 1,000,000 kilowatts of electrical power.
Concord Brief Social Notes
A woven wire fence was erected around the cemetery. Local residents and relatives attended social visits and family events, including births, funerals, and weekend gatherings with Mr. and Mrs. Antle and other area residents. Notable items include the birth of Katherine Anne Eckard on Aug 11 and extracts from visits by relatives from Cleveland Columbus Zanesville Athens and Jacksonville.
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Concord
Lawrence Myres
Vincent Bailey
Cecil Antle
Victor Sayre
Vaughn Landis
Cincinnati
Ed Sayre
Elmer Russell
Katherine Anne
Lillian Johnson
Cleveland
Gas heat praised for comfort in harsh winter in Athens home
The Cable family at 278 East State Street reports their six room home stayed comfortable all winter with automatic gas heating at an average cost of 8.21 dollars per month. They praise thermostatic control for even temperatures and note the system frees them from fuel chores and frozen pipes. A free heating estimate is offered by The Gas Company.
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Athens
W. R K. Cable
East State Street
Cable
Confession of Small Boy Solves Local Robberies
A ten year old boy led deputies and a probation officer to solve a string of petty burglaries in Logan. Investigators traced the break ins at the Martins Midland Place and Jacob Keller apartments while the boy was in custody after a Columbus trip. A small chocolate money bank was taken and a key to a residence was recovered through the suspect. The boy was brought before Judge E L Ewing for disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Newton Spencer
Alfred Campbell
W. W. Martin
Midland Place
Columbus
Jacob Keller
Martin
W. Main St
Frank McBride
E. L. Ewing
Enrolles Entertain Logan Kiwanis Club Meeting
Enrolles from Camp Logan were present to entertain members of the Logan Kiwanis Club on Tuesday evening. They sang and presented instrumental music. Dr. C. F. Rauch and Denzil Weltner were members of the committee on program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Camp Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club
Dr. C. F. Rauch
Denzil Weltner
Mine Property Being Stolen in Starr Two
Deputy sheriffs investigate disappearance of material from the J. F. Devers mine Starr Township to satisfy a judgment in favor of Gordon L. Poland. A stored generator is among the missing items and police were alerted Tuesday.
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Starr Two
Logan Williams brothers to open fifth Hocking Valley store
The Logan Williams brothers plan a store in this city between September 1 and 10 after leasing the Wasson Block space once held by F Blasius and Son. This will be the chain’s fifth unit in the Hocking Valley.
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Logan — Williams Brothers
Wasson
F. Blasius and Son
Hocking Valley
Rain Delay Forces Postponement of Presbyterian Catholic Game
Rain washed out the Presbyterian Catholics baseball game Wednesday evening. The match will be played on a date to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Heiress Loses Court Case
Judge Tut tle ruled the matter should be settled by the Legislature as an adult heiress sought sterilization to prevent inheritance of a $2,000,000 Peter Cooper Hewitt fortune. He noted no proven evil intent by the mother or guardians and that a minor’s age does not change consent power. Medical experts argued Miss Hewitt was mentally ten years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuttle
Peter Cooper Hewitt
Miss Hewitt
Food Grant Variations Across Counties Highlight Flaws
The six month relief fund of 6.5 million dollars distributes 20 percent by population and 80 percent by early 1935 relief expenditures, causing anomalies. Adams County with 126 June cases gets 12 095. Brown with 128 gets 5 609. Clinton with 304 gets 11 347. Crawford with 288 gets 12 017. Champaign with 202 gets 14 586. Geauga with 87 cases gets 8 555. Darke with 90 gets 17 325. Morrow with 22 gets 8 974.
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Adams County
Brown County
Clinton County
Crawford
Champaign County
Geauga County
Darke
Geauga
Morrow County
Logan Juniors Invited to Chillicothe Tournament Game
American Legion juniors from this city are invited to play Chillicothe on August 30. The game opens a doubleheader at Meaco Park with Ross County post guests attending dinner before the contest.
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LOGAN
American Legion
Chillicothe
Meaco Park
Ross Co. American Legion
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William
Foreign Legion
Madrid
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Isaac
Barbara Ann
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Myers
8. C. Frederick
Hattie Frederick
Minnie Frederick
Eber Warner
Pearl Koblentz
Ed McElroy
Bernard Eiselstein
Patricia Jane
Gallipolis
Leslie Cooper
Mack Murray
Frank Radcliff
Aldine
Albany
C. N. Jones
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Maxine Radcliff
Jones
James Weber
Ontario
Canada
Albert Fisher
Marion Woods
Dan Betzing
P. E. Hoffman
Harry Lodwick
Joe Bailey
Fred Rice
Jean Carnahan
Mildred Baum
Erma Heilman
J. M. Wickham
Buel Ridenour
Ross County
W. R. Cable
Small Boy
Jacobs
Optometrist
C. D. Shafer
Verna Lane
Nelsonville
Grand Canyon
Hollywood
Calif
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