New Plan Boosts Most Hocking District Funds
Logan officials filed Supt. J. W. Coleman’s figures showing per district receipts under Governor White’s plan. The data compare current revenues with the proposed plan and outline pupil-based savings of 40 dollars for elementary and 68 dollars for high school. several districts gain notably while a few see slight decreases.
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Logan
Supt
J. W. Coleman
Hocking County
George White
Benton
Falls
Gore
Oroville
Good Hope
Green
Laurel
Laurelville
Murray City
Marion
Haydenville
Perry
Starr
Salt Creek
Washington
Ward
Logan City Improves East Hunter Street Repair
Logan city workers advance repair on East Hunter Street. Crews tear up the block just west of the Zanestille Avenue junction as bricks are reset and the roadway is prepared for improved traffic flow.
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Logan
Hunter Street
Zanestille Avenue
Doctors Use Creosote to Fight Dangerous Coughs
For years doctors have prescribed creosote in remedies like Creomulsion to treat coughs colds and bronchitis. The ad promises quick relief without side effects and offers a money back guarantee if not relieved after use.
Junior Ball League Discussed for 1933 Logan
In Logan on February 6 the junior league baseball season looks near certain for summer. Kiwanis Club started the program four years ago and may again sponsor. If not, Logan Post American Legion plans to direct junior baseball and pursue a district contest team.
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Logan
Kiwamansa
Kiwanis
Logan Post
American Legion
Legionnaires
Co M T C Quota Floods Hocking County Inquiries
The chairman of the procurement committee reports strong early interest in the Co M T C in Hocking County with at least a dozen inquiries. With a limited quota of eight, the county is expected to exceed the limit soon after the campaign opens next month.
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Logan
Hocking County
Farm Institutes in Marion and Enterprise Set This Week
Farmers in two Hocking County districts will attend institutes this week with Marion sessions on Wednesday and Thursday and Enterprise sessions on Thursday and Friday. Harold Chambers, extension agent, after attending Columbus farm week, will lead the meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Marion Institute
Enterprise Institute
Harold Chambers
Columbus
Hamden Man Admitted for Hernia Operation
Roy Newman of Hamden was admitted to Cherrington Hospital Saturday evening for hernia surgery. His condition Sunday was satisfactory. Miss Lucille Graham of Nelsonville, after three weeks of treatment, was able to return home Sunday.
Quinns announce birth of son in Logan home
Mr and Mrs Charlies Quinn announce the birth of a son at their home Saturday evening. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs L J Quinn.
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Logan
Charlies Quinn
L. J. Quinn
Fifty Attend Meeting At Methodist Church
Logan February report shows about 50 gathered at the Methodist Episcopal Church for a King's Daughters and Mystery Neighbors gathering. A covered dish supper and business session opened the program with devotionals, talks on stewardship, duets, a playlet, and a piano duet closing the event.
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Methodist Church
Logan
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mildred Laurie
Bertha Oberle
William Wetherill
Candidates Ready To Announce Themselves
Mrs Bess Mutchmore plans to seek the Republican nomination for city auditor in Logan. The entry process begins with a petition drive. Other potential candidates include Mrs Josephine Hansel for the Democratic seat and Lyman Hansel for Falls Township trustee. Mayor Elias Bright may announce a third term. Several earlier contenders reportedly withdrew from the race.
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Logan
Bess Mutchmore
Josephine Hansel
Falls Township
Lyman
Curly
Hansel
Elias Bright
Mother of 17 Ill Mrs. W. B. Zeigler Is Mother of Largest Family
Logan report states Mrs. W. B. Zeigler aged 68 of Gibisonville is ill at the Fred Keller home in this city with mumps. She is identified as the mother of a large family comprising seventeen children.
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W. B. Zeigher
Logan
W. B. Zeigler
Gibisonville
Fred Keller
Largest Family in Hocking County Highlighted
An eighteen or seventeen child household is described as the largest family in Hocking County, drawing attention for its size and communal life within the county.
Storm Hits Logan Heavy Snowfall Delays Traffic
Logan was swept by a heavy snowfall Saturday evening leaving several inches of accumulation. Traffic was suspended as visibility dropped and Sunday brought quiet streets with Main Street nearly deserted and church attendance below average.
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Logan
Main Street
Plan New Class in Logan Sets February 14 Meeting
Logan February 6. Extension class members, after completing their first semester, plan a meeting at the Methodist Episcopal Church on February 14. The new class will begin studies February 21 with Prof. Patrick of Ohio University as instructor. Enrollment stands at 26 with more expected, drawing representatives from three counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Methodist Episcopal Church
Patrick
Ohio University
Logan High School Basketball Schedule Includes Wellston and East High
Logan Ohio February 6 Two games are booked for the Logan High School basketball team this week. Friday night they host Wellston while Saturday the East High quintet from Columbus visits the local gym. Despite a lean season fans continue to support the team after a large turnout for the Pomeroy game highlighting a team believed capable of a state title run.
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Logan
Logan High School
Wellston
Fast East High Quintet of
Columbus
Pomeroy
Scholarship in Fraternities Is Above Average
National Interfraternity Conference survey shows fraternity members at 9 Ohio universities and several others earning higher scholastic averages than non fraternity men. The report notes long term rise in averages across regions and says national groups are making members scholarship conscious. The study covers 153 institutions with about 250000 students and 70000 fraternity members.
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Ohio
National Interfraternity Conference
Ohio University
Ohio State
Cincinnati
Ohio Wesleyan
Miami
Mount Union
Ohio Northern
Kenyon
Wittenberg
Denison
Case
Marietta
North Central
New England
Pacific Coast
Middle Atlantic
Eggs trend to 10 cents a dozen as farmers sell in February
POMEROY Feb 6 Farmers sold eggs from baskets in February at 10 cents a dozen with retailers paying nine cents on average. First quality eggs showed 12 cent displays, while prices historically range from eight to 70 cents since 1890. Experts predict a price rise amid the cold snap and note improved transport and roads have cut marketing costs. S J Hamer of Pittsburgh visited Middleport with family.
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Pomeroy
E. S Beegie
Dorcas
Racine
Exec
Meigs County
Massie Evangelist Draws Gallipolis Revival Audience
About 100 Middleport Baptist Church members plan to attend Massie of Atlanta Georgia at Gallipolis Baptist Church tonight. Rev Kreager notes large turnout and says Racine meetings similarly attract crowds led by Dr J W Hoyt with a hundred new members. Revival efforts along Pomeroy Bend report rising interest as ministers link church growth to economic hardship.
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J. W. Hoyt
Kreager
Pomeroy Bend
Mrs. Carr Honored by Rebekah Lodge at 77th Birthday
Mrs. Jane Carr aged 77 and warden of the Rebekah Lodge for 20 years was guest of honor at a Saturday night meeting near Beech Grove Cemetery. Miss Nettie McBane president of the East Liverpool Rebekah Lodge spoke. McBane helped install Bidwell Lodge officers Friday with Mrs. Jacob Roller deputy inspector.
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Pomeroy
Jane Carr
Rebekah Lodge
Carr
Beech Grove Cemetery
Nettie McBane
East Liverpool
Miss McBane
Jacob Roller
Bidwell Rebekah Lodge
Liverpool
Children on Air Billy and Helen Root On WAIU
In Middleport on February 6 Billy Root 11 and Helen Jane Root 9 children of Mr and Mrs Cecil Root of South Fourth Avenue appeared on the air during the Children’s Hour at Station WAIU Saturday morning Billy played a piano solo praised by the announcer and the program ended with a piano duet by the two young musicians
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Billy
Helen Root
Columbus
Middleport
Billy Root
Helen Jane Root
Cecil Root
South Fourth Avenue
Home Missionary Society of the
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Willis Aleshire
Herbert Chambers
Rio Grande
Earl Parrett
Helen
Hazel
A. B. Cross
Racine
O. B. Stout
Lucille Dutton
Marietta
Henry Eichinger
Circleville
William Hetteseimer
Grave Hill
Dale Lee
Frank Kreager
Florine
Talbott
Kreager
South Sixth Avenue
Racine PTA Postpones Meeting to Feb 13
Racine on February 6 Dr J W Hoyt evangelistic services at Racine Baptist Church lead the Racine Parent Teacher Association to postpone its Tuesday night meeting until Monday, February 13 due to members attending the church gatherings.
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Racine
Racine Baptist Church
J. W. Hoyt
Parent-Teacher Association
Shumaker Recovers From Illness. Daughter to Return to School
Word reaches Pomeroy that Dr. C. B. Shumaker is recovering rapidly at his parents home in Rochester Pennsylvania after a serious illness. His daughter Janet Shumaker plans to return to Pomeroy next Sunday to resume her studies.
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Pomeroy
Shumaker
Rochester
Janet Shumaker
Cemetery Road in Middleport Rebuilt
Paving of the steep road to Middleport Hill Cemetery was completed last week by Middleport Relief Association workers under the street department. The project, long planned but funded by relief labor, speeds civic improvements with future plans to clean Wheeler Creek and notes community activities and visits.
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Middleport
Middleport Hill Cemetery
Middleport Relief Association
Street Department
Relief Association
Cemetery Hill
Harlow Swink
Vine Street
Rev E C Hardin Begins Sermon Series
In Racine on February 6 Rev E C Hardin pastor of the Methodist Church started a new series of services on Sunday inspiring congregants to reflect and participate in worship.
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Racine
E. C. Hardin
The
Methodist Church
Annual two week evening services at Antiquity Methodist Church
Nightly services run for two weeks at the Antiquity Methodist Church. The events occur each evening as part of the annual observance.
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Antiquity
Young Meigs County Man Recovering From Cataracts
Harry Jacobs of Pomeroy is recovering after cataract surgery to remove a growth from his left eye at Parkersburg. A second operation to remove the right eye cataract will follow after healing. His case drew medical attention as cataracts in a young man are uncommon.
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Meigs County
Young Jacobs
Jacobs
Athens County Spires Rutland Man Not Involved in Chicken Theft Case
Meigs County politician John Spires of Rutland denies involvement after reports tied a Langsville chicken robbery to a John Spires. The Langsville theft suspect is a Albany resident jailed in Meigs County. Five inmates were captured with a homemade key intended to aid an escape.
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Rutland
Pomeroy
John Spires
Meigs County
Spires
Langsville
Albany
Athens County
Central School Pupils Tour Syracuse For Founders Day Play
Middleport third graders travel by invitation to Syracuse to present The Cobbler and the Elves for Founders Day at the Syracuse Parent-Teacher Association. 25 children perform under Mrs. Nan Moore and Miss Vesta McCoy with Miss Frances Daniels on piano.
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Middleport
Central School
Syracuse
Berta Elsmith
Nan Moore
Vesta McCoy
Frances Daniels
Woman Headlining Prohibition Speech in Pomeroy
Miss Norma C. Brown known as The Joan D Arc of Prohibition will address a luncheon at the Presbyterian Church in Pomeroy on Thursday noon. She serves as vice president of The Flying Squadron Foundation, a group formed to oppose a revival of the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Pomeroy
Norma C. Brown
Joan D'Arc
Presbyterian Church
Humane Bandits Light Fire Before Absconding
Four bandits robbed an elderly Krause family in Madison Wisconsin taking 2900 dollars. They bound Joseph Albert and Margaret Krause and wrapped them in blankets then added wood to the stove to keep them warm before fleeing.
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Humane Bandits
Joseph, Albert
Margaret Krause
Ingle Seeks Record After 25 Years as Auto Seller
Kansas City report notes G. R. Ingle, 66, claims a personal record after a quarter century in auto sales. He has spent 25 years in the industry and believes his tenure may set a local or industry milestone.
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Kansas City
G. R. Ingle
Company leader drives change in landmark year
In a pivotal season the executive steered the firm through a notable year, guiding strategy and operations as the company navigated growth and challenges. The narrative focuses on leadership and the impact of decisive actions during that period.
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Hocking
Legion
Marion and Enterprise
Hamden
Nelsonville
Columbus Motor Express, Inc
Naghten St
Tegan Transfer Company
Athens
Ridenour's Tire
Tose
Orage Company
Trump
D. Zenner Co
W. D. Braddock
Fred Burchfield
Robert Keck
Charlies Meldrim
Clara Stone
Arne H Brimner
Geneva
Uteva Snyder
Miss Laurie
Mary Shepard
Harry Thomas
Brimner
Raymond Lanning
Sterling Smith
Hugh Meldrim
Walter Prather
Dallas Kinser
George FE. Carr
Prather
Harry Hammond
Grant Barbee
Ohio U
East High
S. J. Hamer
Pittsburgh
Pisos
Piso
DRY Cleaners
Dial
Plant East State
Gallipolis
Evangelist Massie
Mrs. Carr
Rebekah
Children
DR. Shumaker
Cemetery Road
Pomeroy Bend Briefs
Athens County Spires
Dsville Merchant
Bea
Reedsville
L. R. Stein
Lizzie Cole
Burden
Rosa Parker
Turned
Belle Rice
Wand Rie Bahr
Madison, Wis
U.P
Ady
Chevrolet
McFarland Chevril
Madame Meda
Madame Armeda
Mes
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