CWA Work Expected For 1100 In Hocking County This Week
Logan December 4 shows the district disbursing office and county office distributing weekly pay with about 1100 men expected to be called to work in Hocking County next week Payrolls show Fairfield and Pickaway counties already paid with 396 and 1642 workers respectively Local re employment office sees 900 men and women registered for work over three days with 150 selected for Monday reporting for duty and enrollment continues at Haydeni Laurelville Murray City Carbon Hill Rockbridge andEnterprise with the courthouse office handling morning applications each day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry County
Ted
Barton A. Hall
Hocking County
Fairfield
Pickaway
Fairfield County
Pickaway County
Ewald Schmitter
Columbus
Murray City
Carbon Hill
Rockbridge
Enterprise
Simgat
Haydenyi
Laurelville
Girl Is Injured In Car Wreck Near Louan
Miss Jean Smith of North Street suffered a fractured right arm when the car she rode in wrecked near Louan. Driver Melbert Allen and passengers Bus Lyt and Miss Jean Canty were involved. Allen faced end over end skid after the brakes were applied. Smith was taken to Cherrington Hospital for treatment. others were cut and bruised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mite
Jean Smith
Here
Louan
North Street
Melbert Allen
Bus Lyt
Jean Canty
Scout Roundup Committees Named for Hocking County
Logan December 4 committees for the Boy Scouts Achievement Roundup for Hocking County have been announced. Dr C F Rauch is division chairman with assignments including President's Award Theodore Johnson, Enrollment and Advancement Charlie Huffman, Annual Meeting and Scouters Convention Harry Heinlein, Reporte G E B Carr, and Court of Review S C Bright among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Boy Scouts
Hocking County
C. F. Rauch
Theodore Johnson
J. R. Ralston
Ralph Campbell
Haydenville
Edgar Dean
Laurelville
William G. Martin
Charlies Huffman
Warren Bright
L. F. Hammond
Homer Carter
R. H. McCollister
Laureiville
Harry Heinlein
C. V. Shepard
Howard E. Kirk
Paul Potts
W. L. Frank
Mrs Minnie McBroom Injured After Fall in Columbus
Logan reports Miss Minnie McBroom East Grade Building teacher was driven to a Columbus hospital after a fall during a Thanksgiving visit to relatives. Her brother John McBroom traveled there. Superintendent G E Carr said she would miss work at least several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Minnie McBroom
Columbus
Miss McBroom
William McBroom
John McBroom
G. E. Carr
Farm Agent Busy During Last Year in Hocking County
Harold Chambers extension agent reports a busy year in Hocking County with 73 days on 4-H Club work, 438 farm visits, 188 1 2 field days, 94 1 2 office days, 155 meetings drawing 8060 people, five tours with 608 participants, and extensive office activity including 1580 calls, 421 messages, 4722 letters, and 161 news stories prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Chambers
Hocking County
Logan
Chambers
Local visitors and health update from Logan and Columbus
Logan Briefs Mrs. John Brandt and son Charles and Jack of Columbus were in Logan Saturday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Tide Huston. Mrs. Peters wife of Rev. B. C. Peters is suffering from a severe attack of tonsillitis. Barton A. Holt was a business visitor in Columbus Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Delno Brown and son of Illinois are completing a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Brown of Maxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brandt
Charles
Jack
Columbus
Logan
Tide Huston
Peters
B. C. Peters
Barton A. Holt
Delno Brown
Illinois
Sylvester Brown
Maxville
James Hum and Bernice Marx Engage in Columbus Logan Notices
James Fleming Hum aged 22 of Columbus and Bernice Caroline Marx aged 23 of Logan are identified as offspring of Mr and Mrs. Ed ward K Hum and Mr and Mrs Charles W Marx respectively. The notice records their ages and parental names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fleming Hum
Columbus
Edward K. Hum
Bernice Caroline Marx
Logan
Charles W. Marx
Autoists Warned Deputy Sheriff Checks on Lamp Violations
Logan Ohio December warning from Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn notes he checked 14 cars on main highways for inadequate lighting. Drivers were not arrested but names were recorded to trigger affidavits on any second offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Joe Farbearn
Paternity ruling in McManus vs Mowery case
In Logan on December 4, Ruth McManus sued Elmer Mowery in common pleas court. Mowery confessed to a paternity accusation before Judge Harley M Whitcraft and was adjudged the reputed father. The court awarded $75 to the plaintiff.
Thunderstorm Hits Logan on December Sunday
Logan experienced its second thunderstorm of the winter season as a warm front moved through on Sunday afternoon. Intermittent rain fell throughout the day with periods of sunshine in between as temperatures remained high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Road Case Set in County Court Over Private Access
Logan December 4. Gilbert L. Smith seeks a permanent injunction against Louise Featherolf and Ernest Featherolf to keep a roadway his land access route previously used. Defendants allegedly blocked the path with a gate on November 23 hindering timber removal and sale. He also seeks $100 damages for delay. Also Logan December 4. Judge Whitcraft grants temporary alimony of $3 per week to Jennie Fauble in her divorce from Christopher Fauble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Logan
Harley M. Whitcraft
Jennie Fauble
Christopher Fauble
Kingfish May Send Soldiers To Force Vote
In New Orleans Huey P. Long asserts control of his political machine to force a Sixth District election amid parish resistance. He hints National Guard and state police detachments may be deployed as raids on ballots spark unrest across 12 parishes once led by Bolivar Kemp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
U.R
Huey P. Long
National Guard
Congress
Bolivar E. Kemp
Long Machine
Amite
Donaldsonville
Hammond
Covington
Bridge Players Compete in Cincinnati Tournament
Nearly 500 top rated bridge players gather in Cincinnati to contest seven annual national contract and auction titles at a hotel venue. About 300 travelers enter and pay fees, chasing the No 1 ranking held by the coterie, in the American Bridge League event amid a subdued prize outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U.P
Americn Bridge League
Ashland Church Fire Damages Presby terian Structure
Fire swept through the First Presbyterian Church in Ashland Ohio shortly before morning services. Firemen from Ashland and Mansfield aided by the congregation limited the blaze but caused about 100000 dollars in damage. A janitor found the flames, likely from wiring, threatening the high school and nearby homes. Plans for rebuilding were drafted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
U.R
First Presbyterian Church
Mansfield
Schools Set Friday as Christmas Health Seal Day
Ohio Department of Education Director Dev. B. O. Skinner designates Friday December 6 as Christmas Health Seal Day in all districts. Teachers should read the Christmas seal story and guide students in simple activities to support tuberculosis associations through the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dev. B. O. Skinner
Ohio Department of Education
Ohio Public Health Association
Christmas Savings Club checks total about 25000 dollars
Approximately 25 000 dollars in Christmas Savings Club checks are being distributed this week by the Ohio Valley Fire National and Commercial Savings Banks according to A P Kerr cashier of the named bank in Gallipolis Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio Valley
Fiet National
Commercial & Savings Banks
A. P. Kerr
Roosevelt Moves To End Prohibition Era
Washington report describes looming end of prohibition as Roosevelt returns to Washington and Choate takes helm of the Federal Alcohol Control Administration. Import permits are paused for quota review as borders see surging liquor shipments from Canada Mexico and Europe. The end of prohibition is tied to Utah ratifying the Twenty First Amendment with proclamations planned by Roosevelt and Secretary Phillips.
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Canada
Mexico
Europe
Roosevelt
Joseph H. Choate
Federal Alcohol Control Administration
Choate
Utah
Phillips
Odd Fellows pancake feast draws members to Athens
Glouster residents of Magic City Lodge and Jacksonville Odd Fellows plan a Friday pancake feed in Athens with lodge members traveling from Glouster and Jacksonville. Thanksgiving guests included D. E. Carr and family visiting Pt. Pleasant, W. Va., where Gail Faires and family reside. Ladies' Study Club of Holy Cross Church praises bazaar prizes and patronage.
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Glouster
Magic City Lodge
O. F
Odd Fellow
Athens
Jacksonville
D. E. Carr
Helen Carr
Dale Lantz
E. LeFever
Lee
Gail Faires
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Faires
New York Central Lines
Ladies’ Study Club
Holy Cross Church
Tomcat Cagers Open Season at Home This Friday
Glouster High School begins basketball with a home game against New Lexington this Friday and follows with Jacksonville Trimble HS here the next night. The schedule includes Crooksville Hollister McConnelsville Pomeroy Marietta New Concord Ironton Caldwell Stewart and New Lexington on various dates through February with open slots and away games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomcat Cagers
Glouster
New Lexington
Jacksonville- Trimble High School
Crookaville
Hollister
McConnelsville
Pome
Athens
New Concord
Caldwell
Ironton
Auto Tag Sales Delayed in Glouster
In Glouster on December 4 the license tag sale was stalled as registrar C. E. Handley awaited rubber stamps from the state department to complete forms. A. M. Bennett was first applicant for a passenger car tag, D-87-001, with many truck tag papers sent to Columbus for direct dispatch to owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
G Club Meeting Postponed to Wednesday
GLOUSTER December 4 A postponed meeting of the G club will be held Wednesday night at the home of Miss Maxine Vaughn on Walnut Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
G Club
Maxine Vaughn
Walnut Hill
Revival Schedule Set for Glouster Campaign Event
Revival schedule announced for Glouster with death notices and campaign aims. Staley of Oakwood to provide music at the MB gin event on Sunday January 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deoth
MB Gin
Staley of
Oakwood
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Thunder
Gilbert Smith
Louise Featherolf
Kingfish
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U. S. Department of Commerce
Norfolk
Spain
Edward R. Armstrong
duPont
J-T
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High Collection Ness House
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Gree
Chesterfield
du Pont
Licort’ & Myans Tosacco Co
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