Candidate Expense Accounts in Hocking County Ranging Low to High
The report shows Hocking County primary candidates filing expense accounts from nine cents to 150.80 dollars. Advertising and travel costs dominate. Notable figures include Harley N. Armstrong 150.80 for commissioner and Albert Smith nine cents for treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies C. Higgins
Stanley Sparnow
Joe Farbearn
A. F. Evans
Walter Hartley
Newton Spencer
George Spang
William H. Gaffney
Charles C. Archer
Ralph W. Moorhead
Harry H. Wright
Do. F. Kreider
Yaw
Harley M. Whitcraft
Hocking County Judicial Committee
Regulation as Ultimate AAA Goal Drives Farm Policy Talk
Logan report covers Chester H. Gray of the American Farm Bureau voicing changes to the Agricultural Adjustment Act. He argues the act should shift from strict production reductions toward regulated production and tariff-like processing taxes to fund parity payments for farmers across eight counties including Pickaway and Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Capitol Hill
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Chester H. Gray
Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Pickway
Ross
Fairfield
Hocking
Vinton
Athens
Meigs
Gallia
Mr. Gray
Adjustment Administration
AAA
Rotary Adds Five New Members At Logan Meeting
Judge Harley M. Whitcraft spoke to the Logan Rotary Club on "The Challenge of Rotary" as an inspirational address for new members. Frank Biasine and Burl O. Nixon were inducted. J. D. Van Gundy of Lancaster attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Logan
Harley M. Whitcraft
Logan Rotary Club
Rotary
Frank Biasine
Burl O. Nixon
J. D. van Gundy
Lancaster
Widow May Succeed Rainey
Mrs. Ella Rainey widow of the late House speaker is urged by Tennessee Democrats to seek Henry T. Rainey’s congressional seat. She is familiar with Congress, having served as her husband’s secretary for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Rainey
House of Representatives
Tiiiness
Democrats
Henry T. Rainey
Congress
Youny
Dawley Welcomes 8 Pound Son at Carbon Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dawley announce the birth of an eight pound son on August 20. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alex Guess and Mr. and Mrs. Don Dawley. Nearby families and visitors include Pearl Koon Roberta, Anna Marinko Joe, Irma Smith, Thomas Sweazy, Louise Hughes Viola Bond Betty Powel Kaleb Powel Bud Smith Hart Bay and others. Clover Farm picnic attendees from the area gathered at Moxahala Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Dawley
Alex Guess
Don Dawley
Pearl Koon
Roberta
Anna Marinko
Joe
Murray City
Pearse Coe
Frank Hupp
Frazersburg
Irma Smith
Thomas Sweazy
Columbus
Louise Hughes
Viola Bond
Betty Powel
Murray
Kaleb Powel
Hart Bay
Lancaster
Bud Smith
Logan Mourns Ohio Parole Chief E. E. Clinger
Judge F P Martin attended funeral services in Columbus for E. E. Clinger chief parole officer of Ohio. Clinger served twenty years in the department and led the Southern Ohio district. His body was buried in Upper Sandusky after services. He was well known in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
F. P. Martin
Columbus
E. E. Clinger
Ohio
Upper Sandusky
Clinger
Hocking County
Hesboro School Registration Planned for Sept 8
Hesboro High School students will register at 8 AM on the morning of September 5 at the school building, replacing John Dixon this term. The school will open at 9 AM on September 10 under principal Ralph Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lesboro High School
Ralph KR. Walker
John Dixon
Nelsonville Wins Defeats Betas in Final Logan Game
Nelsonville beat the Betas 6 to 3 in their final season game at Logan Tuesday evening. Thomas started pitching in place of Galvin who did not accompany the team, as four Betas were out of town and multiple substitutions were needed. Stage contributed a single and a triple for the winners, while Bray pitched and Bruce Wright caught for Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Nelsonville
Betas
Thomas
Galvin
Bray
Bruce Wright
Stage
Logan-Heine Brothers to Slaughter 100 Cattle Weekly
Logan Heine Brothers Packing Company has a federal contract to slaughter at least 100 cattle weekly starting Wednesday. Cattle are trucked from near Delaware after feeding in western drought zones before being shipped to Logan for packing.
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Logan — Heine Brothers Packing Company
Logan
Delaware
Dairymen Gather for Hocking County Field Day
Thirty five dairy producers from Hocking County met at Mason Campbell farm near Logan on a Tuesday afternoon for an extension service field day. J E Wright of Athens County explained the dairy cooperative operation while Dr Abbott the federal veterinarian spoke on Bangs disease control. Professor Erb of Columbus discussed producing quality milk and Ivan McKellip urged using better sires to improve the herd. Dairy judging followed with McKellip explaining his classification method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Mason Campbell
J. E. Wright
Athens
Athens County
Dr. Abbott
Bang
Erb
Columbus
Ivan McKellip
McKellip
Logan Joe Adcock and Campbell Illnesses Mentioned in County Notices
Laurel Township farmer Joseph Fiume applies for U S citizenship. Born in Monte St Juliana Italy 44 years ago he arrived in New York April 2 1914. He married in Hocking County and has four children. Mrs Clara Campbell court stenographer is ill at home with fever and absent from courthouse for five days. Joe Adcock suffers influenza and hauls mail from depot to post office. Walter Barnes covers in his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — Joseph Fiume
Laurel Township
United States
Monte St. Juliana
Italy
New York
Hocking County
Logan
Clara Campbell
Joe Adcock
Walter Barnes
Parole Officer Martin Takes Week Off
Logan-Frank P. Martin, parole officer of this district, is taking a week's vacation. His work spans seven counties in this part of the state, with headquarters in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Frank P. Martin
Coal trailer overturns near Oroville blocks Route 75
A trailer carrying coal overturned near Oroville on Tuesday, interrupting traffic on Route 75. Constable Walter Barnes investigated. The trailer detached from a truck driven by two Columbus men. No injuries were reported.
Hudnalls Visit Barrons in Nelsonville
Donald McPherson returns from Chicago to live in Hebbardsville and has started work at the Athens State Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hudnall spend Monday evening with Mrs. Hudnall’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Barron, in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Hudnall
J. R. Barron
Nelsonville
Donald McPherson
Chicago
Athens State Hospital
Angell Ridge Homecoming Speaker Set for Sunday
Judge O F Rowland will speak at Angell Ridge homecoming on Sunday August 26 at Angell Ridge. The afternoon features music readings talks and games with a noon basket lunch. Former pupils Mrs Adaline Phillips 87 and Mrs Adaline Roberts 85 will join former teachers for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Rowland
Angell Ridge
Adaline Phillips
Adaline Roberts
Clark Family Reunion At Ohio Hospital Grounds
Descendants of Thomas Clark and Mary Van Vorhes Clark, early Athens County settlers, gathered for a reunion and picnic on the State Hospital grounds Sunday August 19. Attendees included C B Blackwood Janette Clark Charles Clark J J Clark and Thelma Wetzel Chester Wetzel Charlies Wetzel Elza Goodspeed Charles Goodspeed Inez McClure Helen Marie Hagerty Cecile Clark J W Gabriel Etta Barker C H Smith and others from Columbus Marion Canton Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Clark
Mary van Vorhes Clark
Athens County
State Hospital
C. B. Blackwood
Janette Clark
Charles Clark
Cincinnati
J. J. Clark
Thelma
Chester
Charlies Wetzel
Canton
Elza Goodspeed
Charles Goodspeed
Inez McClure
John Hagerty
Helen Marie
Marion
Cecile Clark
Columbus
J. W. Gabriel
Etta Barker
C. H. Smith
Logan
September crude oil production cut announced
Washington under Secretary Ickes reduced the national allowable crude oil production for September to 2,341,700 barrels a day, down 107,600 barrels from August’s 2,449,300 daily quota.
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Washington
Ickes
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