Logan Basketball Opens Season with Double Victory Over Glouster
Logan Chieftains defeated Glouster 30 to 19 in the varsity game and 19 to 10 in the reserves as Bob Snyder led with ten points and Cole added nine. Despite uneven shooting, the team showed early cohesion and improved play, with Eddie Nelson captaining Logan and Cooper leading Glouster scoring efforts.
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LOGAN
Chieftain Basketeers
Glouster
Bob Snyder
Bob Ralston
Cole
Chieftains
Albert Leonard
Snyder
Cooper
Carter
Invaders
Eddie Nelson
Logan i Eae Richardson F
Oe Oo Pees
San Belenlateide Eee
Arinne Aevilowne Oo OH
S Coons
Ak Apentaneniws
Ernie Roush
Ohio State University
Winners named for every pupil test at Logan Junior High
Supt G E Carr announced the top scorers for the recent every pupil test at Logan Junior High School. Eleanor Anthony led in Algebra and Latin I, Mary Alice Coleman topped English 9 with 87 of 90, Barton Hall scored 70 of 75 in Science, and top marks were shared in English 8 English 7 Arithmetic 8 and Arithmetic 7 among several students.
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Leonard Sturgill
Tommy Campbell
Jack Farbearn
Murray City Hunters Sponsor Friday Fete
Fox Hunters near Murray City sponsor a dance to benefit Murray City High School band. Jack Lanning and his orchestra provide music for round and square dances at the high school gym Friday evening, with committee members Simmy Swyers Mike Lopez and Bud Carsner arranging. All organizers and the orchestra donate their services.
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Logan— Fox Hunters
Murray City
Jack Lanning
Simmy Swyers
Mike Lopez
Bud Carsner
Will Appeal Case LOGAN Counsel for Robert Corbett
Logan counsel for Robert Corbett of New Straitsville plans an appeal after a guilty finding for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. A notice was filed with the clerk of courts that afternoon to lay the case before the court of appeals.
Fine board owners faced fines for displaying punchboards
Logan fined Earl Glei and Carl Mohler by Mayor Kenneth Fitzgerald after police charged them with displaying punchboards. Police note that punchboards slot machines and pin boards will not be permitted to operate, indicating stricter controls in the city.
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Logan
Earl Glei
Carl Mohler
This City
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Lew Reynolds
Logan Santa Parade Draws 10000 Children and Grownups
More than 1000 children with an equal number of adults greeted Santa Claus in Logan at 1 30 p m Saturday. Judge Phil A Henderson welcomed Santa as paraders marched from the high school through the business district to the courthouse. The event featured nursery rhyme and comic strip characters receiving chamber of commerce awards for costumes.
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Logan
Santa Claus
Phil A. Henderson
Santa
Boy Scouts
Chamber of Commerce
Harry J. Stevenson
J. W. Coleman
G. E. Carr
Joe Stone
Murray City
D. O. Davis
Union Furnace
Mary Ann Moriarty
John Adcock
Fred Richards
Three Bears
Lois Gray
Shirley Temple
John
James West
Dan Robinett
Charley McCarty
Violet Wine
Lillian Richards
Mickey
Minnie Mouse
Adeline Ruble
Red Riding Hood
James Brehm
Carolyn Robinett
Betty Lehman
Ella Cinders
Bob Parry
Pop Eye
Harold Kelch
John Coakley
Louise Cohagan
Betty Rose
Shirley Taylor
Leona Clark
Farmer Logan Irick Seeks Seed Corn Orders
Marion Township farmer Logan L. D. Irick has taken orders for 100 bushels of hybrid seed corn and expects about 50 more bushels to sell before planting. Deliveries for existing sales are scheduled for January and February. Irick was an accredited grower of this variety last season.
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Logan
L. D. Irick
Marion Township
Irick
Hocking Jury Will Hear Trading Case
Logan jurors will decide damages for William Cameron in a horse trade with Co. D. Fouts. The suit states Cameron paid cash, received a horse that died soon after, and seeks 135 dollars. The trial begins Tuesday morning.
Briley Ward Township Names New Justice of the Peace
LOGAN trustees appointed William Briley of Carbon Hill as justice of the peace to fill the unexpired term of the late Edmund R. Davenport. The term runs until December 31, 1939 and includes the duty to appoint a trustee to fill John Lovett’s vacancy.
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Logan
Ward Township
William Briley
Carbon Hill
Edmund R. Davenport
Add Sanborn
Roy Douglas
John Lovett
Murray City
Laurelville Council Plans 6000 Bond for Fire Equipment
Laurelville council moved to raise 6000 for new fire apparatus and gear. Notes will be issued before selling bonds approved at the November 2 election. The old engine may be repaired for rural district emergencies.
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Council
Logan
Laurelville
Logan Rollins Leaves Hospital After Route 31 Wreck
Logan Oak L Rollins, injured in the Route 31 crash that killed Mrs Mary Krannitz, was discharged from Cherrington Hospital Saturday and is improving steadily.
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Logan
Oak L. Rollins
Mary Krannitz
Cherrington Hospital
Speeding Plans for Wayne National Forest Preserve
At a Marietta regional meeting plans were laid to accelerate U S Forest Service work for the Wayne National Forest Preserve. The project aims to cover 1,464,000 acres across 15 counties including Gallia and Gallia groupings totaling 540,000 acres with mineral rights retained by owners. Gallia County would employ 226 full time and 1,812 part time workers as the area maps, and tree plantings target 2,000,000 new trees per year with 4,000,000 ready for transplanting.
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Gallipolis
Marietta
United States Forest Service
Wayne National Forest Preserve
National Forest
Washington
Monroe
Noble
Perry
Hocking
Morgan
Athens
Vinton
Pike
Ross
Jackson
Scioto
Lawrence
Gallia
Forestry Service
Gallia County
Chillicothe
National Park Area
Citizens’ Commission
Commission
Hydrant Burst Halts Water in Gallipolis
A fire hydrant on Second Ave opposite the post office burst at 6 a m Sunday cutting water to much of Gallipolis. Hotels and restaurants between Locust and Court Streets were hard hit. Waterworks repairmen labored over 12 hours to restore service.
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Gallipolis
Second Ave
Locust and
Court Sts
Mrs Sarah Fisher in Cheshire Suffering Break
Mrs Sarah Fisher aged eighty living in Cheshire Township is in a hospital with a broken hip after a fall at her home. The incident leaves her under medical care as she recovers.
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Gallipolis
Cheshire Township
Sarah Fisher
Legal Hospital
Injured Woman From Oak Hill In Crash Near Home
Mrs. Orias Canter, 30, of Oak Hill, was treated at Holzer Hospital after a Saturday midnight automobile crash near her hometown. Doctors say she sustained severe scalp lacerations and head injuries.
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Gallipolis
Orias Canter
Oak Hill
Holzer Hospital
O. A. Vornholt
OES Meet to Install Gallipolis Chapter Officers
A large crowd is expected at the Masonic Temple in Gallipolis for the Gallipolis Chapter Order of the Eastern Star installation of officers. Refreshments will follow in the ballroom after the lodge session with a full slate of officers named.
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Gallipolis
Masonic Temple
Order of the Eastern Star
Olta Shoemaker
Charles Weaver
Margaret Bradbury
Charles Leaguer
Stella Arthur
Lola Mae Rupe
Gussie Stone
Elva Gibbs
Pearl Gillingham
Sadie Jones
Marshal
Iva France
Ruby Plummer
Ada
Zenia Shaw
Ruth
Mabel McClung
Esther
Winifred Knight
Martha
Vivian McHenry
Electa
Viola Woodward
Fred J. Entsminger
Sentinel
Bethlehem Bethlehem Offers Christmas Card Mail Aid
Bethlehem Chamber of Commerce announces free mail service for Christmas cards and letters to Gallipolis residents. Cards will bear a decorative Wise Men seal and be postmarked in Bethlehem before Christmas Day. Sendings require proper postage and timely mailing.
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Gallipolis
Bethlehem
Chamber of Commerce
Christmas City
United States
Bethlehem Chamber of Commerce
Homer Walter
Beneficiary Will From Gallipolis Directs All Property to Wife
The will of the late E. C. Michaelis of Gallipolis and Bidwell was probated Saturday. It directs that all his property pass to his wife as beneficiary.
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Gallipolis
E. C. Michaelis
Bidwell
Gallipolis Women's Club Festivity Highlights Christmas
The Gallipolis Business and Professional Women's Club held its annual Christmas party at Mr. and Mrs. H. Poe Bradbury’s home. Decorated rooms and a program featuring Mrs. Leo C. Bean’s Dickens interpretation plus club singing marked the event. An appropriation funded food and gifts for County Home inmates. January gathering planned by Miss Mabel Thomas and others.
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Gallipolis
Mabel Thomas
Lola Neal
Virgie Howard
Lola Rupe
Pool Ice Locks River Boats In Ohio Town
Ice from two to four inches covers pools in the Ohio River forcing wooden hull steamers to banks while steel hulls break through. Skating is unsafe on open water but two ponds at the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics offer good weekend skating. Nearby Chickamauga Creek is too low for skating. As pool stage rises early in the year river ice may form quickly, inviting skaters.
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Gallipolis
Ohio River
Ohio Hospital
Chickamauga Creek
Gallipolis Churches Open Nurseries for Children
Two Gallipolis churches the Methodist and Presbyterian have introduced nurseries for children while parents attend morning worship. Young women members from both congregations rotate in caring for the youngsters. Amusement is provided for kindergarten age children and younger.
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Gallipolis
Methodist
Presbyterian
Meigs County Road Superintendent Hurt in Ice Fall
A. F. Eiselstein state road superintendent for Meigs County is in Holzer Hospital after breaking his right hip and arm when he slipped on an icy pavement.
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Gallipolis
A. F. Eiselstein
Meigs County
Holzer Hospital
Foundry and Stove Company stock certificates issued
B C Zuhars president and manager delivers stock certificates to subscribers for the Gallipolis Foundry and Stove Company. He states the new concern has excellent prospects for new business.
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Gallipolis
B. C. Zuhars
Hazel Martin Recovering After Emergency Appendectomy
Gallipolis reports 16 year old Hazel Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs J Everett Martin of Northup is recovering in Holzer Hospital following an emergency appendicitis operation.
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Gallipolis
Hazel
Marks 60th Anniversary At Wilkesville
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Oliver Cobb celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary at their Wilkesville home with five children and families present. They have 29 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren, remain active in church, and recall farm life from Rutland to Norton Kansas.
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Gallipolis
Francis Oliver Cobb
Wilkesville
Mrs. Cobb
Langsville
Cobb
Rutland
Squire Lisher
Cora Henson
J. Earl Cobb
Charleston
George Brown
South Charleston
W. Va
Nelle Henry
Earl Grate
Alice
Frank Collins
Radcliff
Presbyterian Church
Ben Miller
Norton
Kan
Half Lot Sold At Sheriff Sale In Gallipolis
In a sheriff's sale Saturday the Galli polis Savings & Loan Co. vs Maggie Turner et al. the half lot and small dwelling on Pine Street near Fourth Avenue were bid in by Mrs. Daisy Scurlock for $411, two thirds of the appraised value.
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Gallipolis
Gallipolis Savings & Loan Co
Maggie Turner
Pine St
Fourth Ave
Daisy Scurlock
Logan Farm Meeting Chooses Officers and Committees
Logan Farmers Institute wrapped up Friday with strong attendance and lively interest. Clarence Skinner was elected president to succeed Marion Beery, with Lloyd Hansley as vice president and Claude Harsh as secretary treasurer. An executive committee includes Harley Emmons Frank A. Linton and John Funk.
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Logan
Logan Farmers Institute
O. L. Cunningham
Dayton
Wheeler Welday
Smithfield
Maccabee Hall
Webb Summit
Nickel Plate
West Logan
Calico Ridge
Scotts Creek
Clarence Skinner
Marion Beery
Lloyd Hansley
Claude Harsh
Estella Beery
Harley Emmons
Frank A. Linton
John Funk
Nelle Barker
Loren Hansel
Ebert McBroom
Janet White
Velma Skinner
May Brimmer
Grace Harsh
Lulu St. Clair
Lydia Brown
J. W. Coleman
Frank St. Clair
Frank Campbell
Local Music Teacher Praised at Institute
Mrs. O L Cunningham praised Miss Janet White county music supervisor at the farmers institute. She credited the Hocking County school system with having an outstanding music supervisor and noted progress since Miss White took charge of the local schools music department.
Funeral services held for Robert Hughes in Gallipolis
Sheriff Hatfield and deputies Wood and Russell attended the funeral in Jackson for Robert Hughes 49 a native of Oak Hill and former U S Deputy Marshal chief deputy to Sheriff C E Cramer Hughes died early Saturday during an official county trip he leaves a wife a son and a daughter
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Gallipolis
Hatfield
Wood
Russell
Jackson
Robert Hughes
C. E. Cramer
Hughes
Oak Hill
U.S
OSU Expert Addresses Orchard Problems and Insects
Logan Ohio State University professor T. H. Parks met orchardists farmers and dealers at the extension service office. He promoted an organic insecticide for garden use that is highly toxic to pests but poisonous to warm blooded animals. He outlined key garden pests fruit insects and diseases and cited effective stray mixtures.
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Logan
T. H. Parks
Ohio State University
Extension Service
Mrs. Carpenter Recovers After Early Week Operation
Logan News reports Mrs. Fred Carpenter is recovering from an operation performed at a Columbus hospital early last week.
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Logan
Columbus
Fred Carpenter
Holzschuh Rites Set at Methodist Church
Funeral services for O. A. Holzschuh age 58 will be held at the Methodist Episcopal Church at 2 p m Tuesday with Rev. C W Graham officiating. Burial will follow in Oak Grove Cemetery. He is survived by his wife Mrs Icel Holzschuh a son Albert a daughter Mrs Geraldine Bright one brother and three sisters.
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Logan
Methodist Episcopal Church
O. A. Holzschuh
E. Hunter St
C. W. Graham
Oak Grove Cemetery
Icel Holzschuh
Albert
Geraldine Bright
Hainesworth Rites Set for Tuesday at Mt Pleasant Church
Funeral services for Thomas Hainesworth will be held at 2 p m Tuesday at Mt Pleasant Methodist Episcopal Church. The death occurred Saturday morning and burial will follow in the nearby cemetery.
Logan-Chieftain Jack Smith Attends Game on Crutches
Logan student athlete Jack Smith who fractured his leg in early season play attended the Logan Glouster basketball game on crutches Saturday. He will not return this term and plans a recovery trip south soon, with reentry to high school next fall.
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Logan
Jack Smith
Man Severely Injured as Car Fan Lacerates Three Fingers
Walter Peters of New Plymouth was injured Saturday when his left hand was caught in a car fan while starting the engine. He was taken to Cherrington Hospital where one finger was nearly severed and three fingers were lacerated.
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Logan
Walter Peters
New Plymouth
Cherrington Hospital
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Briley Ward
Gallipolis Forest Center
Sufpfurs
OES
Ohio
Logan Farm Meeting
Osu Man
By the
Zenners
Hainesworth Rites
Shapiro's Service
Tin
Warne
Balsly
Worstell
Varsity-Rose Beauty Shop
Murphey Insurance Co
Buckeye Cafeteria
Burnett-Smith
Detroit
ODM
Parad
Plymouth
Dodge
de Soto
Chrysler
Chrysler Corporation
Michigan
Major Bowes
Columbia Network
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