Goose Creek Improvement Pushed At Special Logan Council Meeting
Logan city officials met in a special session to discuss continuing the Goose Creek improvement. A committee was formed to consult with Ohio CWA leaders, including Harold W. Larimer, L. K. Showalter, and Vernon Mauk, with Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald and Roy Loomis invited to join. The panel must report at a future special meeting.
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Logan
Goose Creek
R. M Geiser
CWA
Ohio Cwa
Harold W. Larimer
L. K. Showalter
Vernon Mauk
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Roy Loomis
Direct Relief Funds For February Reduced in Mocking County
Logan February 6 Funds for direct relief in Mocking County were cut for February from 9600 requested to 4900 as announced by the administrator. A consignment of soup was received for use in the pre-school classes, which now provide one warm meal daily at noon.
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Logan
Mocking County
Recorder Candidates Becoming Numerous
Logan Feb 6 recorder race attracts multiple bids as five candidates join the contest. James E. Struble Democrat and Al Smith Republican filed for nomination alongside Joe Walburn Frank Lanning and George H Spang. Democrat central committeeman candidate from the precinct is David Thorne Car sen Hill seeking a second term.
Stock Brick Ownership in Entwisle Case
Logan Feb 6 Judge Harley M. Whitcraft rules legal title to the stock brick of Mercer Brick Corporation rests with Entwisie and Company Incorporated. The company suffered 226.50 damage for brick removed since receivership began. Entwisie to receive free storage for their brick. Case concerns the receivership of the brick plant at Union Furnace.
City to flush water mains in districts within two weeks
Logan officials announce a two week plan by the Service Department to systematically flush city water mains to remove debris. Customers will receive warnings and are advised to store water ahead of flushing periods by district.
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Logan
Service Department
Engineer advances Murray City sanitation program
Logan report states W. F. Smith engineer continues the Murray City sanitation program on a reduced hourly basis. A total of 106 sanitary toilets are under construction there.
Fitzgerald pushes drive on gambling in Logan
Logan mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald warns property owners can be held responsible for gambling on their premises. He cites punch boards offering candy with purchases as illegal, and notes raffles are illegal as well.
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Fitzgerald
Raffles
Dr. Lacock Resigns From Relief Commission And CWA Board
Logan February 6 health commissioner D W B Lacock resigned from the Hocking County Relief Commission and the CWA Complaint Board to take effect immediately. He gave no reasons, and rumors cited political pressure on CWA work. Resignation leaves the complaint board without a quorum with only Chester Miller and Ewald Schmitter remaining. Harley Armstrong has not participated.
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Ewald Schmitter
Harley N. Armstrong
Secrest Presides Former Murray City Man Honored by Rainey
Marietta, Feb 6 Congressman Robert T. Secrest of the Fifteenth District formerly of Murray City presided as speaker pro tem in the House in Washington during a Civil Works Administration measure debate. The chair gavel, crafted from Noble County courthouse timber, was presented by W A Okey of Caldwell.
Blanks Are Ready Neat Summer's Camp
Clinton Webb, county chairman, has received application blanks for C. M. T. C. courses and will head the committee for another year. Several young men have shown intent to apply for camp work next summer.
Infant Daughter Dies. Rites Held in Oak Grove
Logan report states the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Thomas of North Market Street died Sunday. Services and burial were conducted in Oak Grove Cemetery on Monday.
Barnhart Divorce Filed in Logan Court
Ellsworth Barnhart sues Edna A. Barnhart for divorce citing neglect and cruelty. The couple, who wed on April 19, 1927, have one child.
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Logan
Ellsworth Barnhart
Edna A. Barnhart
Birthday Party At Union Furnace For President
The Union Furnace birthday party on February 6 was well attended and enjoyable. Music enhanced the event and all entertainment and facilities were donated. Community members generously contributed money and effort to ensure the success.
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Union Furnace
Hutchin and Gabriel Arrested for Drunkenness in Coonville
Lewis Hutchin son and Clarence Gabriel of Coonville were arrested Sunday by Sheriff Ellinger and Deputy Sparnow on charges of drunkenness and destruction of property. They were arraigned before Magistrate Stephenson and pled guilty, each fined $10 and costs.
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GAN
Lewis Hutchinson
Clarence Gabriel
Coonville
Sol Ellinger
Stanley Sparnow
C. T. Stephenson
Funeral services for Mrs Kathryn Murphy held near Logan
Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon at Enterprise Brethren Church for Mrs Kathryn Murphy who died at her home near Logan Friday. The Rev B C Atbell of this city conducted the service. The body was brought to Oak Grove Cemetery for burial.
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Enterprise Brethren Church
Kathryn Murphy
B. C. Atbell
Oak Grove Cemetery
Barton Holl Returns to Office After Illness
Barton A. Holl resumes his office duties in Logan after a two week absence due to influenza. His condition is improved though not fully recovered and he returns to work Monday morning.
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Barton Holl
Logan
Barton A. Holl
Ice clogd river sections strand towboat and crew
River notes from Gallipolis report thicker ice in the district as a portion of the upper Ohio River broke away and drifted downstream. Towboat Dan Sullivan carrying gasoline for the Kanawha River was the sole vessel afloat Monday. Six men on a steel maneuver boat at Dam 21 Portland were rescued after their craft capsized and sank, clinging to the submerged hull until resurfacing.
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Gallipolis
Ohio River
Dan Sullivan
Kanawha River
Dam
Portland
Work Relief To Start In Gallia County February 15
Gallia County plans a work relief program likely starting February 15 with about 100 men eligible. Faye Reicherter, relief director, says the first 100 families are under investigation and will receive cash wages for full time work. The county case load is 750 with 400 pieces of fresh beef expected this week.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Mise Faye Reicherter
Gallia
Mrs. Janie Sheline Dies in Wilkesville
Wilkesville reports the death of Mrs. Janie Sheline at her home after a period of illness. She had been in poor health for years and in critical condition for a month. She leaves her husband and four sons Roy of Cleveland Clyde and Carl of Columbus and Earnest at home.
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Wilkesville
Janie Sheline
Roy
Cleveland
Clyde
Car
Columbus
Earnest
Gaston Rites for Gallia's Oldest Civil War Vet
Military services were held by Lafayette Post of the American Legion at 1 PM for Lafayette Gaston, Gallia county's oldest Civil War veteran, who died Sunday of pneumonia. Services were at his home with interment in Salem Cemetery.
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Gallipolis
Lafayette Post
American Legion
Lafayette Gaston
Gallia County
Salem Cemetery
Honor roll readers for January named
The January honor roll includes Lucile Watkins a senior Mary Helen McCormick a junior and Anna Rhodes a sophomore.
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Lucile Watkins
Mary Helen McCormick
Anna Rhodes
Local School Notes Include Sub For Mrs Foose And Sickness Absence
Lonnie Harrison fills in as substitute for Mrs Norma Foose. Ray Fred Steffin has been ill for about six weeks and is improving and expected to return soon. Pauline Wey wed Edwin Foster in a near Point Rock ceremony with an old fashioned bell. Basketball games involving Bidwell teams and Rutland High School are scheduled here.
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Lonnie Harrison
Norma Foose
Ray Fred Steffin
Pauline Wey
W. H
Edwin Foster
Burley Tobacco Market Sells 62,380 Lbs at Gallipolis
Gallipolis number 62,380 pounds of burley sold at an average of 11.52 dollars per hundred pounds on Monday. Receipts were light throughout the day.
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Gallipolis
Daugherty Bound Over for DWI in Kananga
Woodrow Daugherty of Kananga was bound over to the grand jury by Municipal Judge A J Stormont after pleading not guilty to driving an automobile while intoxicated. He waived examination and bond was set at $20.
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Gallipolis
Woodrow Daugherty
Kananga
A. J. Stormont
Gallipolis man cleared as witness fails to appear
Moody Mattox of Gallipolis R D had charges for cutting with intent to wound dismissed by Municipal Judge A J Stormont after state's witness Fremont Lee of Paris Ky failed to appear. Attorney Leo Carter represented the defendant.
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Gallipolis
Moody Mattox
R. D
A. J. Stormont
Fremont Lee
Paris
Leo Carter
Gallia County teachers plan second semester study tests
Gallia County High Schools teachers will gather at the Court house Thursday night to outline a course of study and tests for the second semester.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Gallia County approves CWA material bills
Gallia County Commissioners met at the Court house on Monday and approved numerous CWA material bills. The session focused on funding and distribution details for ongoing relief projects.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Officials to consider Hopple address in Columbus
February 9 meeting of municipal officers called to discuss EB J Hopple of the State Public Utilities Commission address. Invitations sent to Logan officials Mayor Kenneth R Fitzgerald and Service Director Roy Loomis who may attend.
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Hopple Logan
Columbus
EB. J. Hopple
State Public Utilities Commission
Logan
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Roy Loomis
On the Huey Long Battlefront
A report notes an incident where a person says they were struck with a loaded cane amid the Huey Long Battlefront context. The account emphasizes the alleged assault without graphic detail and identifies no more than the involved claimant and scene.
No Action Taken on Gas Franchise at Gallipolis
Gallipolis city officials postponed any move on a five year gas franchise from Ohio Fuel Gas Company citing higher proposed rates over the term and pending cost reports. The council also tabled a proposed city building project and set salaries drawn from multiple funds while approving bond sales for delinquent assessments and hiring a delinquent water rent collector.
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Gallipolis
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Gilbert Bush
I. E. Myers
CWA
First Avenue
Court Street
Grape Street
James L. Davis
Adolph Henke
General Fund
General Health Fund
Gallia County CWA personnel changes announced
In Gallia County two changes in CWA and federal re employment committee personnel were announced this week. E N Leonard of Bidwell becomes CWA resident engineer for Gallia County, and John Halliday resigned as chairman of the Federal Re Employment Committee with no successor named.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
CWA
E. N. Leonard
Bidwell
John Halliday
Gallia County CWA Payroll Totals $7643.29 for Week
Gallia County payroll for the week ending Feb 1 shows 7643.29 in wages. The figure marks the smallest weekly total in several weeks, occurring after the county's quota surpassed 300 workers.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Gallia County court collects $2,827.37 in 1934 fees
Gallia County common pleas court receipts totaled $2,827.37 in fees for 1934 per Clerk of Courts Margaret McCormick. December led with $739.76 in fees, while monthly totals ranged from $92.89 in March to $739.76 in December.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Local Hospital Admits Several for Operations
Gallipolis Feb 6 Mrs F E Smith of Pt Pleasant Varney Burnett of Patriot and Mrs Amos Swisher of Gallipolis admitted and underwent operations at Holzer Hospital Monday Mrs Major Steele of Jackson dismissed
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F. E. Smith
Pt. Pleasant
Varney Burnett
Patriot
Amos Swisher
Holzer Hospital
Major Steele
Jackson
Don’t Go Through Another Winter of Rheumatic Pain
An old ad promises relief from rheumatic agony for men by using RAMA RU-MA to eliminate uric and other poisons. It claims quick pain relief the first day and better joint limberness, urging purchase at Quick’s Cut Rate with a money back guarantee.
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Rama
Quick
Ady
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