New Candidates Vie In Hocking County Ballot Fight
Logan February 7 candidates rush to file petitions for local offices in Hocking County with focuses on recorder sheriff and central committee seats. State Representative H B Welch seeks Democratic nomination for Congress district spanning Hocking Fairfield Pickaway Ross and Perry. Sheriff hopeful Jack Evans and other Republicans seek renomination.
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H. B. Welch
Hocking County
Roses County Board of Elections
Chillicothe
Congressions
Ohio
Hocking
Fairfield
Pickaway
Ross
Perry
Welch
Helen Hinck Anderson
Circleville
State Central Committee
Logan
Peckaway County
Republican Committee
Mre Anderson
Reputican Women's Organization
Pickaway County
Perry County
Randolph
Logan Man Pleads Guilty to Assault Charge
Luther Knaece of Rie County was arrested in Chillicothe and brought to Logan. He pleaded guilty before Magistrate C T Stephenson to a single count of assault and battery and was fined ten dollars plus costs. Jehan Crago of South Bloomingville was the victim.
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Logan
Luther Knaece
Rie County
Bheryl Bel Ellinger
Chillicothe
C. T Stephenson
Jehan Crago
South Bloomingville
Catarrhal Deafness Remedy Promoted by Pharmacy Ad
An old advertisement urges readers with catarrhal deafness or head noises to obtain Parmint double strength from Cline's Pharmacy and mix with hot water and sugar. A tablespoon taken four times daily is claimed to relieve head noises, open nostrils, ease breathing, and stop mucus in the throat.
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Cline
It Wasnt All Luck In New Boston Game
Logan says Clarence Krumlauf hit two long shots in the New Boston contest and deserves credit for practice. Fans credited luck, but his repeated shots came after week of center-floor training flipping the ball through baskets on both sides and converting emergencies with precision.
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Boston
Logan
Clarence Krumlauf
Krumiaus
New Boston
Mrs Allen Elected District Chief in 27th Order of Eastern Star
Logan Feb 7 District meeting of the 27th Order of Eastern Star in New Lexington heard Mrs Lydia B Crawford grand worthy matron guest and instructor. Mrs Mattie Allen Logan was elected president with other officers praised. Venus Chapter members attended. Logan to host the district meeting next year.
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Logan
Order of Eastern Star
New Lexington
Lydia B. Crawford
Laura Magrew
Columbus
Myrtie Morris
Bara Voeper
Crookeville
Margaret Webb
Mattie Alien
Minnie Reynolds
Elcome
M. F. Weymueller
H. M. Boocks
Wilbur Lanning
C. SB. Clark
C. Weed Bowen
Venus
Station L. H. Ss. to Broadcast Tuesday Night at Senior High
Logan news notes a program at 7:30 Tuesday evening in the Senior High Auditorium featuring a broadcast station act plus an onstage glimpse of radio talent. An one act play Mary Comes Home from College will be presented under the direction of Miss Irie Hull of the faculty.
Logan Chieftains Headed to Nelsonville for Return Battle
Logan fans rally behind the Chieftains as they travel to Nelsonville for the return basketball game with the high school quintet. Local enthusiasm follows recent strong showings.
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Logan
Logan Chieftains
Nelsonville
Logan High School Girls Reserves Welcomes New Members
New members joined the Logan High School Girl Reserves on Monday night. Affiliating were Gladys Bort Virginia Smith Ardeth Steward Derthea Nay Lillian Kemper Virginia Mobler Betty Kessler Thelma Stump and Ruth Vancurren.
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Logan
Logan High School
Gladys Bort
Virginia Smith
Ardeth Steward
Derthea Nay
Lillian Kemper
Virginia Mobler
Betty Kessler
Thelma Stump
Ruth Vancurren
Section Men and Farmers Chase Fugitives of B I S
Logan February 7 Section men and farmers chased two boys who escaped from B I S the previous day but the youths evaded capture. They are suspected in a break in at Josef Brashares store in Enterprise Monday night stealing cakes candy gum two overcoats two watches knives four pairs of artics and other merchandise.
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Logan
Josef Brashares
Enterprise
Sol Ellinger
Alfred Camp
Bell
Estrance
Bottles Alike Yet Contents Different Warns Reader
In Logan a Ward Township man carried two bottles and offered a drink from one. The bottle contained liquor the other medicine. The friend drank a large slug before realizing the mistake and sought medical advice. The physician urged clearer labeling in the future.
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Logan
Ward Township
Goose Creek Project Hopes Are Dampened
Logan February 7. A committee of local officials after a Columbus trip to confer with CWA officials about the Goose Creek improvement received a hearing but little encouragement for resuming the project. They spoke with engineer Jerry Kane and staff for over an hour and were told material costs would exceed the allowed percentage under CWA rules.
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Logan
Columbus
CWA
Goose Creek
Jerry Kane
Social notes from Murray City and surrounding towns
Local residents visit relatives across Ohio and Pennsylvania. Travel and move updates include A Ayres relocating his drug store to the K of P Building and Mrs Ethel Driggs visiting Columbus with Mr and Mrs James Smart. Frequent weekend guests come from Orbiston Glenwood Crookneville and Lancaster.
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Murray City
James Smart
Edward Driggs
Columbus
Ethel Driggs
George Gears
Zanesville
A. Ayres
Dr. Cox
Main Street
K. of P
Clarence Peacock
Orbiston
Sadye Peacock
Charles Dugan
Dayton University
Wiilson Durnard
University
Murphy
Gilbert Anderson
Detroit
Earl Kevin
Monessen
William Aubrey
Don Solon
Charles Ralph
Phil Devol
Jack Marrahi
Crookneville
C. A. Laneford
Giouster
Union Sunday School Sees Growth and New Members
Attendance reached 41 at the Union Sunday School last Sunday. The Junior Choir gains new members Carl Yates Ruth Juanita and Leonard Sorrell. Vane Glancy from Murray City occupies Clyde Grimstead’s former home. William O Rourke visited relatives in Murray City. Opal Bricker spent Monday there. Local kindergarten enrollment is 12 taught by Miss Rhule of Nelsonville with Miss Rice planning an operetta soon.
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Orbiston
Union
Carl Yates
Ruth
Juanita
Leonard Sorrell
Vane Glancy
Murray City
Clyde Grimstead
William O'Rourke
Opal Bricker
Miss Rhule
Nelsonville
Miss Rice
Logan High Band to Perform in New Straiteville Tonight
Logan High School Band appears in New Straiteville tonight in a concert sponsored by New Straiteville High School. Richard McCutchan will direct the program.
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New Straitsville
Logan
Logan High School
New Straiteville
New Straiteville High School
Richard McCutchan
Mary Sharp Dies at 88 in Hope Ohio County
Mary Sharp age 88 of Hope Vinton County died Saturday at the home of her daughter Mrs. Daisy Jones in Hamden. She leaves three sons Thomas of Nelsonville Sam and Charles of Zaleski and two daughters.
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Mary Sharp
Mcarthur
Hope
Vinton County
Daisy Jones
Hamden
Thomas
Nelsonville
Sam
Charles
Zaleski
Employment Office Moves to Armbuster Wasson Building
Logan February 7 re employment bureau offices will move from the courthouse auditorium Thursday afternoon. A suite of rooms has been taken in the Armbuster Wasson Building on West Main Street, announced manager Ewald Schmitter.
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Mote
Logan
Ewald Schmitter
Armbuater- Wasson
West Main Street
Logan High School annual staff announced for publication
Logan Feb 7. Robert White will serve as editor in chief of the upcoming Logan High School annual. Other staff members include Ray Woodgeard business manager Bob Spannow advertising manager Billy Case associate editor Ray Schwenke assistant business manager Ray Dollison assistant advertising manager Ray Lanning joke editor Paul Lunsford literary editor Georgiana Hutchinson society editor Helen Belt feature editor Harold Thrush boys athletic reporter Mary Frances Wonn girls athletic reporter Gladys Bort junior reporter Vaughn Bort sophomore reporter Vivian Hull alumni editor Joe Gompf staff stenographer.
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Logan
Logan High School
Robert White
Ray Woodgeard
Bob Spannow
Billy Case
Ray Schwenke
Ray Dollison
Ray Lanning
Paul Lunsford
Georgiana Hutchinson
Helen Belt
Harold Thrush
Mary Frances Wonn
Gladys Bort
Vaughn Bort
Vivian Hull
Joe Gompf
Old Vinton Resident Dies Near McArthur
Jacob Morgan 88, born and raised in Vinton County, died February 4 at his home near McArthur after a life mining coal on his land. He leaves sons William Cleve and Jacob J R and daughters Mrs. Ben Walton of near Nelsonville and Mrs. Frank Johnson of McArthur, plus grandchildren. Funeral at Tinker's chapel at 2 PM Wednesday.
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Mcarthur
Jacob
Morgan
Vinton County
William
Cleve
Jacob J. R
Ben Walton
Nelsonville
Frank Johnson
Tinker’s Chapel
Coolville Society Plans Meeting and Local Socials
The Ladies Aid Society of the M Ee Church will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs. Edward Alden, members urged to bring a valentine. Community updates include visits among Coolville and Guysville residents, health notes on Mrs. Person and Mrs. Diantha Frame, and student Alyce Chevalier enrolling at Ohio University. Troy Grange hosts Friday session with farm and home talks.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
M. Ee. Church
Edward Alden
C. H. Reynolds
Russell Burdette
Carthage
Whit Bean
Guysville
Zona Marquis
Bethel Ridge
Abe Burdette
Seminary Street
Guy W. Pierce
Orville
Clayta
Athens
Oscar Pierce
Alvin Eugene
Coolville
E. M. Pierce
Weet Rock Street
F. W. Chapman
Mise Leora
Hall Chapman
Bruce Chapman
Ella Haning
J. B. Person
Person
Mr. Hall
Jackson County
W. Va
Tie
Daniel Huffman
Buford Findling
Patty Holmes
H. M. Walden
G. R. Gunder
W. T. Gardner
Ward Frame
City Hospital
Parkersburg
Diantha Frame
Flora Dean
Alyce Chevalier
Ohio University
Bill Westervelt
W. A. Westervelt
Troy Grange
Samuel Pailett
Margaret Conklin
Congregational
Myrta Nestor
Victor Jones
Vincent
Adrian Morris
Belpre Heights
Nestor
Chapman Brothers
Will
Slenderizing Frock Promises Flattering Silhouette
An Anne Adams pattern 1768 targets not too slender figures with a straight unbelted silhouette and coat like seaming. Describes fabric options silk or cotton, sleeve flare, and a soft collar. Pattern sizes 36 to 46 include yardage of fabric and contrast. Books and pattern pricing shown. orders to The Athens Messenger Pattern Dept New York City.
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Anne Adams
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Hold School Leader Krauss Locked Up in Bond Case
Lisbon February 7. Louis P. Krauss supervisor of CWA emergency schools in Columbiana County is charged with altering and forging a teacher’s time record. He was held in county jail in default of a $1500 bond.
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Lisbon
Louis P. Krauss
CWA
Columbiana County
Boy Scouts Hear Roosevelt Radio Address in Athens
Athens Boy Scouts mark the twenty fourth anniversary of Scouting with a radio address by President Roosevelt to be heard Saturday at noon. Scouts meet at Methodist Episcopal rooms to watch the broadcast and wear uniforms. Next week a sermon, a Court of Honor, and a planned dinner complete the Scouting events.
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Athens
Roosevelt
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. M. Coulter
Milk price up one cent in Jackson County
The price of milk rose one cent per pint in Jackson County today, bringing the retail pint to six cents while the quart stayed at ten cents. The move affects local grocers and consumers amid ongoing price adjustments in the dairy market.
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Jackson
Jackson County
Albany Grange Will Give Work Saturday
Albany Grange plans a Saturday work event after a regular meeting in which First and Second Degrees will be conferred. Committees were named for refreshments. Local basketball kicks off with Albany High vs McArthur on Friday at McArthur's gym. Neighborhood notices include hospital stays and a farewell party for the Van Dykes, plus a Friday chicken supper at the M. E. Church starting at 5 PM.
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Albany
Albany Grange
George Scott
F. E. Radcliffe
G. J. Tewksbury
Albany High School
McArthur
D. W. Hoffee
C. N. Jones
Arthur van Dykes
van Dykes
New Mine Union Is To Be Heard by Board
The National Bituminous Labor Board will meet about February 21 to consider an appeal by the Progressive Miners Union of Illinois against a regional board ruling that upheld United Mine Workers contracts with Peabody Coal Company. The Progressive Union seeks to overturn the agreements and place its members in Peabody Mines.
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Washington
U.P
National Bituminous Labor Board
Progressive Miners’ Union of
Ilinois
Regional Labor Board
NRA
United Mine Workers
Peabody Coal Company
Progressive Union
Peabody
Pie and Oyster Social Set at Lottridge School
A pie and oyster social will be hosted at Lottridge School on Friday February 9 to benefit the school.
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Lottridge
Bridge on Route 78 at Gilcuster Near Completion
Resident state engineer John Dowler reports rapid progress on the Route 78 Gilcuster bridge. The area structure is finished and the bridge should be completed by about March 1.
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Gilcuster
John Dowler
Destitute Nomads Fade From Athens Picture
A year ago wandering men and some women crowded Athens seeking meals or work. Now the destitute are rare as winter shelters at the City Jail dwindled from 10-20 sleepers to few or none. Railroads and relief programs have reduced the flow with transients directed to relief offices for food clothing and employment, with over 40 applying since January and sent to Columbus for work.
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Buddy
Athens
West Union
South Court Streets
National Administration
Columbus
Ohio
Change in Local CWA Foremen Roles
Belford Nelson, Athens County CWA administrator, explained personnel shifts involving Ralph A. Dalton and G M Romine. Romine becomes foreman in charge of West Union Street improvement, replacing Dalton who was reassigned from relief work. Dalton remains a city employee though not paid, and was dropped after an inspector ordered proper registration of workers. Mayor
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Ralph A. Dalton
G. M. Romine
Belford Nelson
Athens County
CWA
Romine
West Union Street
Dalton
Athens City
Nelson
Neilson
McCune Recommends M and N for West Union Project Staffing
Len B. McCune proposes M and N take no directive for the West Union 8 project and nominates Romine as foreman on the CWA payroll. Romine worked only 15 hours though eligible, while Tesiden in Athens could log 24 hours for the Rome Township project.
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Len B. McCune
M&n
West Union
Romine
CWA
Rome
Athens
Kaye's Broadcasting Hours Are Changed
The broadcasting hours for Sammy Kaye and his orchestra, including Athens youths and a band member's mother, are shifted. The program will air at 11 30 PM on weeknights and 12 36 AM on Saturdays from Troy station on 790 kilocycles.
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Sammy Kaye
Athens
Ohio University
Troy
N. Y
Orders Watch in Ohio for Illegal Car Tagging
Columbus February 7. Rector O W Merrell orders the highway department and Motor Vehicles to cooperate with State Highway Patrol to stamp out improper tags on trucks and motor vehicles statewide. The drive aims to curb evasion of license fees, a racket costing the state millions in revenue.
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Columbus
O W. Merrell
H Patrol
Merrell
Cial
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