More Men Added to CWA Crews Boosts Local Trade
John A. McKin non arrives to assist Logan CWA office as registrations surge in Laurelville Haydenville and Carbon Hill Murray City Gore Oreville. County records say 1000 workers employed with more to come and merchants report rising business after paydays. payroll this week expected above 10000.
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CWA
Laurelville
Haydenville
Ewald Schmitter
Carbon Hill
Murray City
Gore
Oreville
Second Offense Disclosed in Ramsey Shooting Case
Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn, investigating the Ramsey case from Ward Township, reports Ramsey fired four shotgun shots into the Amos Christian residence window. A pellet or glass shard allegedly struck Edgar Scudere in the jaw, and Ramsey was charged with attempting to maim Robert Lovett with a razor. Ramsey bound over to the grand jury on the shooting matter. Logan dispatch reports also note local juror movements with W. H. Streats and Harry McVey attending Columbus grand and petit juries.
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Ramsey
Robert Lovett
Girl Friends Dine and Play Bridge at Glenview Heights
Miss Wilma Martini hosted a Saturday dinner at her Glenview Heights home. A group of girl friends played bridge with Miss Nancy Work holding the high score.
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Logan
Wilma Martini
Glenview Heights
Nancy Work
Medical Society Meeting Attended by Logan and Maydenville Doctors
Logan and Maydenville physicians Dr W B Lacock and Dr H D Francis attended a Monday session of the Athens County Medical Society in Nelsonville. The gathering brought local practitioners together to discuss regional medical matters and share updates on patient care.
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Logan
W. B. Lacock
H. D. Francis
Maydenville
Nelsonville
Athens County Medical Society
Emergency Education Courses Open in Logan County
In Logan on December 6, C W Zeigler and Mrs Dorothy Norris began classroom work for the emergency educational program. More than 30 enrolled Saturday with 49 subjects offered for selection. Classes meet in the men's witness room at the courthouse with ongoing applications accepted daily from 1 to 5 PM.
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Logan
C. W. Zeigler
Dorothy Norris
Zeigler
Start Construction on Camp Logan Barracks
LOGAN December 6 Construction began Tuesday morning on the new C C C Camp near Cantwell Cliffs in western Hocking County announced by Lieut R T Peckinpaugh commanding Camp Hocking. Carpenters under Guy Loomis supervision began framing buildings for Camp Logan with the access road improved by CWA workers last week.
Carbon Hill Teams Fall to Laurelville in Friday Basketball
Laurelville defeated Carbon Hill in both girls and boys games, with final scores 23 to 21 for the girls and 29 to 26 for the boys. The brief notes a series of Thanksgiving and family visits across Gore Haydenville Columbus and Athens with multiple relatives visiting and traveling.
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Carbon Hill High School
Laurelville
Logan High 30 Candidates Report for First Basketball Practice
About 30 players reported for Logan High basketball practice under coach John Longley. The number is expected to rise to 40 with football players joining after holidays. Nucleus from last year includes Brandt, Krumlauf, Hansel, Thrush, Gabriel, Johnson.
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Logan
Logan High
John Longley
Longley
Brandt
Krumlauf
Hansel
Thrush
Gabriel
Johnson
Carpenter
Win
Grove
New Lexington
Oak Hill
Jackson
Canal Winchester
McConnelsville
Glouster
Man Seriously Hurt In Route 180 Car Collision
Noble Crawford, 33, of Laurelville, was rushed to Cherrington Hospital with three fractured ribs two puncturing a lung and back injuries after a crash on Route 180 near South Perry. Charles Julian and Earl Kanes were passengers in the other car. Sheriff Ellinger said no arrests were made and Crawford’s condition remained serious.
Bible Class Meets in Harrington Sunday School Unit
Miss Florence Bort and Mrs. R A Henderson hosted the Harrington Sunday School Class at the Bort residence on North Culver Street. Miss Lucille Oeffier led the meeting with a Christmas Bible story and plans for a new young people group at First Presbyterian Church. Elizabeth Collison played piano and Mrs M F Weymueller sang. Veres from the Bible were read during roll call. Refreshments followed.
School driver sues for unpaid salary
Claude Carrell sues Perry Township Board of Education in common pleas court seeking 800 for hauling Buena Vista children to South Perry School at 100 dollars per month. He alleges no payments were made and asks interest from April 20, 1932.
Public Health Nurses Hired in Logan Under CWA Program
Logan December 6 Miss Lucille Roberts and Miss Rosella Kleinschmidt were employed Tuesday as public health nurses for Logan under provisions of the CWA program. They will oversee public health examinations in city schools and report to the health department office.
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Logan
Lucille Roberts
Rosella Kleinschmidt
CWA
Health Department
Roberts
City Health Department
Thanksgiving Dinner Guests Visit Area Families
Thanksgiving dinner guests included Delbert Nutter of Logan and Alberta Nutter, with Mr and Mrs Harlan Barley of Lancaster. Mrs Namie Spence and her son Fred from Haydenville spent several days with her son and family.
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Delbert Nutter
Logan
Alberta Nutter
Harlan Barley
Lancaster
Namie Spence
Fred
Haydenville
Four Hunters Arrested on State Lands in Logan
Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbeann arrested Edward Herbert Robert Hessler John Hampton and Jacob Schaft for hunting on state park land without authority. Ranger S A Reichley filed affidavits in Magisterial Court. Relatives report the birth of an eight pound son to Mr and Mrs Don Brandon of Pleasant MI with grandparents listed as Mr and Mrs Claude Brandon and Mr and Mrs Edward Myers.
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Logan
Don Brandon
Pleasant
Mich
Claude Brandon
Mt. Pleasant
Edward Myers
Sparkling New Frock with Tricky Neckline Details
A gleaming, fashion forward gown features a clever neckline and fresh design lines. The piece emphasizes sparkling fabric and chic, modern silhouette with distinctive detailing that catches the eye.
Notable TB Survivors Lead 25th Christmas Seal Campaign
A unique national campaign committee, all TB survivors who rose to prominence, heads the 25th annual Christmas Seal sale launched Thanksgiving Day across 2,084 tuberculosis associations. Members include Will Irwin, Dr. William Charles White, Harold Bell Wright, Hobart Bosworth, Roger Babson, Irving Fisher, Charles Wakefield Cadman, and Eugene O Neill.
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United States
Will Irwin
New York City
William Charles White
Washington D. C
Harold Bell Wright
Tucson
Ariz
Hobart Bosworth
Beverly Hills
Cal
Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mas
Irving Fisher
New Haven
Special Services Planned At Trimble M E Church
A week of special services at Trimble M E Church begins tonight at 7 o clock under Rev Deeds of Jacksonville. Millfield Epworth League leads tonight with Thursday by Trimble Ladies Aid Society, Friday by Jacksonville Epworth League, Sunday by Trimble Epworth League with no service Saturday night.
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Trimble
Trimble M. E
Rev
Deeds of
Jacksonville
Millfield Epworth League
Trimble Ladies Aid Society
Jacksonville Epworth League
Trimble Epworth League
Kindergarten Starts Under CWA Direction
An emergency kindergarten for four and five year olds opens Thursday at Madison School in GLOUSTER under Miss Emma Janchius. Hours are 10 a.m. to 1 30 p.m. A noonday meal will be served. The program runs as long as relief funds last.
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Glouster
County Cwa
Madison
Emma Janchius
Hollister Honor Students Named in November List
Hollister schools announce November honor rolls. Sixth grade honorees include Kenneth Humphrey John Nott Joe Molnar Glenn Reed Neil Roberts Eugene Sabo Billy Gail Marie Bennet Margaret Christman Betty June Clark Margaret Fade Agnes Fydroski Edith Ivers Helen Markins Gene McCullough Mary Milhoan Mary Mingus Margaret Ann Verba Eva Mae Wright Margie Darling. Fifth grade honorees include Robert Cooper Bobby Sweeney Rees Davis Andrew Andrews Jack Rothery Russell Gibbs Louise Jennings Betty Lee Ivers Forest Shepard Margaret Kovach Hester Judson Shirley Roberts Velma Bickley Betty Shepard. Honorable mention goes to Dora Slater Betty Jane Kay Goldie Sabo and Jack Sarina.
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Hollister
Kenneth Humphrey
John Nott
Joe Molnar
Glenn Reed
Neil Roberts
Eugene Sabo
Billy Gail
Marie Bennett
Margaret Christman
Betty June Clark
Margaret Fade
Agnes Fydroski
Edith Ivers
Helen Markins
Gene McCullough
Mary Milhoan
Mary Mingus
Margaret Ann Verba
Eva Mae Wright
Margie Darling
Legion Auxiliary to Hold Meeting at Hall on Thursday
The American Legion Auxiliary meets at the American Legion Hall on High Street Thursday at 7 oclock. Each member may bring a guest and bingo will be played during the evening.
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Glouster
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Hall
High Street
Pedicord Reported Seriously Ill in Glouster
J A Pedicord lies seriously ill at home in Glouster with Brights disease. He recently received a life membership and serves as the worthy patron of the Order of Eastern Star.
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Glouster
J. A. Pedicord
Mr. Pedicord
Order of Eastern Star
Thanksgiving visits and family gatherings noted
A series of local social visits are listed with relatives from Wyandotte Ohio Cincinnati Hill Little Hocking Mound Crossing Coolville and Richmond. Families including Swisher Lott Chevalier Boggs Allen Sharp Church and Gaston hosted relatives and friends during Thanksgiving and weekend gatherings.
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Homer Swisher
Wyandotte
Ohio
Sharp
Miss Church
Arnold Bernard
Michael Kinnen
Thelma Bailey
Charleston
W. Va
William Towles
Richmond
Bailey
Rexal Boggs
Leroy Boggs
R. M. Allen
John Gaston
Lee Gaston
John Archer
Elia Townsend
Florence Gaston
Virginia
Carrie Gainer
Tuppers Plains
L. B. Bailey
Arthur Cole
Fairview
How To Order Anne Adams Pattern From The Athens Messenger
Instructions for ordering an Anne Adams pattern include sizes 15 16 18 20 32 M4 36 38 40 42. 16 requires 2 1 4 yards of fabric and 5 8 yard contrasting. Include name address and style number and current pattern book helps save money. Catalog price fifteen cents, catalog and pattern twenty five cents, send to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department New York City.
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Anne Adams
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Kiwanis Club Buys Opera House for Christmas Show
Dee, GLOUSTER December 6 Kiwanis Club meets and announces John Crawford donated the opera house for December 12 and 13. Net proceeds go to the Community Christmas tree fund The Golden Harvest. The district training school report is shared with local Kiwanis attending. No meeting next Tuesday. Thursday banquet for the football team. E L Jones wins attendance prize.
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Glouster
Kiwanis Club
John Crawford
Opera
Kiwanis Division
Cambridge
George W. Rose
H. F. Kittle
E. L. Jones
Herman Atlas
Kingston High pupils showcase cane work project
A Jacksonville scene notes the Cane Omics Group of Trimbie High School faculty at noon. Prepared by girls under Carter. The class, guided by Mrs, works on practical home chair caning and township projects as part of their program.
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Trimbie High School
Carter
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