New Gas Ordinance Introduced In Logan Council
Logan council introduces an average rate of 85.1 cents per thousand cubic feet for five years proposed by Harold W. Larimer. The plan aims to settle the gas rate issue, with year one at 59.1 cents, year two at 63.6, and the last three years at about 7.6 cents for an overall average near 65 cents.
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Logan City
Harold W. Larimer
Befare Council
Larimer
Greenwood Lake
N. Y
New Jersey
Old Time Money Deposited in Local Bank
Six hundred dollars in old style wallpaper bills were deposited in the Ohio Valley Bank in Gallipolis on Tuesday. The notes range from one to twenty dollars and are described as larger and more ornate than modern currency.
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Gallipolis
Ohio Valley Bank
Relief Load in Hock ing County Rises
Hocking County relief load increases by 27 families in the month bringing total cases to 122 family and 125 non family cases. The county relief agency serves 547 people in all.
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Hocking County
Logan
Frank Brown
County Relief Agency
Local coin collector Casey Jones treasures rare pieces
Logan reports Casey Jones of North Spring Street has collected old coins for several years. His hobby includes about 50 coins with a silver dollar and a dime as his most valuable pieces. He notes many coins exceed their face value.
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Logan
Casey Jones
North Spring St
Thes
Financial institutes close for Lincoln's birthday observance
Logan banks and financial institutions closed all day Wednesday in observance of Lincoln's birthday. Local offices and businesses operated on holiday schedules with limited services noted.
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Logan
Financial Institutes
Lincoln
Nursing sister Evelyn Steward seriously ill at home
Mrs Evelyn Steward a senior nurse at Mercy Hospital Columbus was brought to the home of her parents on West Street Saturday after an illness of over a week with encephalitis She will remain bedbound for several weeks more.
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Laman
Evelyn Steward
Mercy Hospital, Columbus
Ray Steward
West St
Miss Steward
City Study Finds Lower Coal Haul Cost in City Truck
City analysis shows coal and tin delivery to the waterworks plant cost $2.44 per ton when using a city owned truck versus $3.06 from private bidders. Savings totaled $835 plus the city had paid for the truck from these savings. total saving depends on the truck's present value.
Final Tribute To Mrs Webb
Final rites for Mrs Hannah Webb were held at the Methodist Episcopal Church at 2 p m. The service was led by Rev W N Shank with Rev R C Babylon assisting. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Fred KE. Hull
Frank W. Harden
Buellaby
Rudy Lortz
Judaon Shriner
Florence Heine
Florence Bort
Oak Grove Cemetery
Dr Swett To Leave Logan and Acquire Sugar Grove Practice
Logan Dr. C. P. Swett city health commissioner has bought Dr. Ben H. Biddle's Sugar Grove property and practice and plans to depart Logan around early March. Biddle will move to Lancaster to continue medical work. Condition serious Fred Thrush of Honey Fork relapsed after influenza and pneumonia improvement.
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Logan
C. P. Swett
Ben H. Biddle
Sugar Grove
Swett
Biddle
Lancaster
Fred Thrush
Dog registrations top 2300 in Logan County
Auditor W. H. Yaw reports Logan County dog registrations have reached 2300 this year, after last year’s total exceeded 2500. The update highlights a steady rise in pet registrations within the county.
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Logan
Epidemic Annihilates Villages Near Santa Rem Amazon
Reports say several villages near Santa Rem in the Amazon were annihilated by a mysterious epidemic sweeping the area. The outbreak has prompted warnings and emergency responses in the region.
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Pio DE Janeiro
Santa Rem
Amazon
Definition of vegetables as plant food parts
The text defines vegetables as plant foods from tubers roots bulbs fruits seeds and leaves. It notes vegetables can come from any plant part used for food but excludes sweet plant foods from the label.
Gallia County Democrats Will Have Full Ticket in This Year's Election
Gallia County Democrats face a local misconduct case as Mulled youths were fined for intoxication and disturbing services at Morgan Center Christian Church. Judge A. J. Stormont ordered $10 fines plus costs with $5 suspended for good behavior. three defendants pleaded guilty and posted bond or security.
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Gallia County
Gallipolis
Morgan Center Christian Church
Homer Chamberlain
Orville Walters
Oscar Morgan
A. J. Stormont
FB. George
Mina George Charles Russell
Hollis Straushaugh
Harold Russell
Near Bidwell
Chamberlain
Morgan
Veteran Teacher To Be Honored Sunday
Gallipolis and Rio Grande residents attend a birthday banquet at Anniversary Hall to honor Prof. C. O. Clark a veteran Rio Grande College instructor who turns 61 next Tuesday. Also celebrated Sunday are Mrs. FE Myers 50 and Mrs. D O Davis and Pen Myers.
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Gallipolis
Rio Grande College
C. O. Clark
Rio Grande
Clark
FE. E Myers
D. OO
Davis
Pen Myers
Union Furnace
Free license plates for school buses available in Gallipolis
County Superintendent H. B. Bradbury announced application blanks for free school bus license plates. Any bus used exclusively to transport pupils may obtain gratis plates labeled school bus. Bradbury expects strong demand in city and county.
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Gallipolis
H. B. Bradbury
Bradbury
Gallia Democrats plan full ticket for 1930s election
Gallia County Democrats led by C T Robinson vow a complete slate for this year despite a Republican lean. The county engineer post is open due to new rules requiring a registered surveyor and engineer with no Democrat qualified. Incumbents Davis and Higgins expected to seek reelection as two of three county commissioners. John Halliday Jr. may run for prosecuting attorney and Ed W Edwards already announced for state representative.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Democrat
C. T. Robinson
Democrat Executive Committee
OSE Democrat Sow
Robinson
Walter & Davis
Davis
Braden
Orin C. Higgins
Bidwell
John Halliday Jr
Ed W. Edwards
Rio Grande
General Assembly
Tax Collection In Progress in Gallia County
Gallia County Treasurer E. B. Myers and County Auditor Emmett Keeler dispute Knox County claims of leading tax collections. They note taxes began in Gallia two weeks ago with first taxes on January 27, and say all but four townships have been prepared for collection.
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Gallipolis
E. EB. Myers
Emmett Keeler
Knox County
Wife Sues For Divorce in Gallia County
Flossie Milmer filed suit for divorce from Theodore Bass now incarcerated in the Ohio State Reformatory for burglary and larceny. She asserts they wed in 1928 and asks restoration of her maiden name Flossie J. Milner.
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Gallipolis Flnssie 1
Rane
Theodore Bass
Ohio State Reformatory
Flossie J. Milmer
Study of Land Use in Gallia County Advances
Gallia County land use committee in Gallipolis met Tuesday at County Agent R. R. Starbuck's office to review a statistical report on land production. Members Harry Wood Hortie Shaver Clyde Smith John Lusher and Stanley Wood discussed preliminaries for a production control program to replace the A A A in Gallia County. A follow up meeting is slated for Tuesday February 25 to finalize recommendations for adjustments.
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Gallipolis
R. R. Starbuck
Harry Wood
Hortie Shaver
Clyde Smith
John Lusher
Stanley Wood
Aallia County
Starbuck
Gallia County Fairgrounds May Be Used by Foresters
Letters to the Gallia County fair board indicate the fairgrounds could be turned over to the U S Forestry Service for headquarters or experimental grounds. The CCC camp that occupied the grounds until January left buildings likely to be used by foresters.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Andrew Jackson 84 Dies at Home Near Patriot
Andrew Jackson aged 84, a Negro resident of the Patriot area, died at his home Tuesday. He is survived by his wife Catherine Cordell Jackson, 87, and four children Joe of Thurman, Oney of Bidwell, Mrs William Hurt of Rio Grande, and Charlies Elizabeth of Vinton. Funeral services will be at the Patriot M E Church at 2 30 Thursday with Rev William Kiser presiding. Burial will follow at the church cemetery.
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Gallipolis
Andrew Jackson
Patriot
Catherine Cordell Jackson
Joe
Thurman
Oney
Bidwell
William Hurt
Rio Grande
Charlies Elizabeth
Vinton
Patriot M. E
William Kiser
Driver fined for parking truck in front of fire station
Gallipolis Schon downtown court records show a Huntington West Virginia driver paid two dollar fine in municipal court Tuesday for parking a baking company truck blocking the driveway of the fire station.
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Gallipolis
Baking Company
Huntington
W. Va
Engineers Attend State Society Meeting in Columbus
Gallia County Engineer Farnom Haskinae and colleague Ettles traveled to Columbus for the annual meeting of the Life Society of Professional Engineers, anticipated to return in two days.
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Gallipolis
Farnom Haskinae
Ettles
Columbus
Hfe Society of Professional Engineers
Euterpean Club Meets At Mrs Adams Home
Mrs. Alien Adams hosts the Euterpean Club meeting with a paper by Mrs. H EF Kirk on Folk Music of America. The program includes a quintet performance and vocal solos, followed by refreshments.
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Alien Adams
F. M. McKay
R. R. Lanning
Adams
H. EF. Kirk
America
C. S. Clark
Charles Bell
Janet White
John Underwood
Iris Lowery
Mary Louise Bowen
Frank Blasius
Clark
John Toy
Wilbur Lanning
Dett
David Guion
D. C. Bridge Club Holds Evening at Adair Home
Members of the D. C. Bridge Club met at Mrs. W. C. Adair's home Monday for an evening of bridge. Three tables played with substitutes Mrs. A. T. Spears, Mrs. Byron Wolfe, Mrs. Will Lehman and Mrs. Charles Smith among the players.
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D. C
W. C. Adair
A. T. Spears
Byron Wolfe
Will Lehman
Charles Smith
Geslin Hosts Five Hundred Club Evening on Culver Street
Mr and Mrs Ben Geslin entertained the Five Hundred Club at their Culver Street home Monday evening. High scores in the game went to Mr and Mrs W DD Weltner. Lunch followed the play.
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Five Hundred Club
Ben Geslin
Culver St
W. DD. Weltner
Valentine Party Held by Sigma Phi Gamma Members
Members of Sigma Phi Gamma met Monday evening for a regular meeting in their rooms. A Valentine Box featured the event and each sister received a remembrance from Sister X. Reports on the province convention in Columbus were given by Mrs. Richard Vore and Miss Mabel Wolfe. Ringo prizes were awarded to Misa Irmagarde Bliss and Mias.
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Sigma Phi Gamma &Oerority
Columbus
Richard Vore
Mabel Wolfe
Ringo
Misa Irmagarde Bliss
Mias
Joint Luncheon Planned by Local Professional Associations
Members of the Hocking County Medical Society Dental Society and the Hocking County Bar Association will hold a joint luncheon at the Ambrose Hotel at 1 p m Thursday. Judge Harley M Whitecraft will deliver the address. A Valentine themed refreshments course was served at the close by the organizing committee. Names listed include Mrs George Cheshier and several Misses including Beth Hansel Maxine Notestone Mare Wolfe Lois Bright and Mildred Rainer.
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LOGAN
Hocking County Medical Society
Dental Society
Hocking County Bar Association
Ambrose Hotel
Harley M. Whitecraft
Logan Police Arrest Driver In DUI Case
Arthur Miller of near Logan collided with a truck at Main and Mulberry streets Tuesday night. Patrolman C. D. Notestone placed Miller under arrest and he was ordered to appear before Mayor Fitzgerald for arraignment. Miller reportedly faces a motor vehicle while intoxicated charge. He lost two teeth and was taken to a physician.
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Logan
Arthur Miller
Near Logan
A. Runciman
Main and Mulberry Sts
C. D. Notestone
Miller
Fitzgerald
Students to Present Program on Thursday
Logan notes a joint assembly of Junior and Senior High Schools Thursday as Northwest Incorporated offers another program. Harry and Lela Lombard present the Workshop of Melody and Mirth.
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Logan
Northwest Assembly Incorporated
Harry
Lela Lombard
Melody
Mrs. Nellie Prior Released From Hocking County Jail
Nellie Prior was released Tuesday after serving time tied to a liquor law violation. Judge Harley M. Whitcraft had earlier fined her 150 dollars following a guilty plea.
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Logan
Nellie Prior
Hocking County
Harley M. Whitcraft
Pipe Thawer Wins City Approval for Water Lines
An electric pipe thawer began operation this week under Homer Petty’s direction. The device reportedly clears ice from water lines within minutes. Free power for operation is supplied by the Ohio Power Company.
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Logan
Homer Petty
Ohio Power Company
Injured in Fall on Icy City Walk
John Terry slipped on an icy walk while en route to his home in the eastern part of the city Monday. An ambulance responded and he suffered no bone fractures.
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Logan
John Terry
Club Plans of Year Are Made
LOGAN 4 H Club plans for 1936 were discussed Tuesday at a conference between Harold Chambers and J R Smoot of this city and C C Lang assistant state club leader who was here for the day. Ways of improving the club work were considered. On March 14 there will be a meeting to which women group leaders will be invited for further consideration of the plans. A meeting of men leaders also will be arranged but the date has not been set.
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Logan
Harold Chambers
J. R. Smoot
C. C. Lang
Herman Marquis Injured in Office Fall at Bowen Street
Herman Marquis of the Oil Well Supply Company suffered serious injuries in a fall at the Bowen Street office. He sustained a brain concussion with fears of a skull fracture and was taken to Cherrington Hospital for treatment.
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Logan
Herman Marquis
Oil Well Supply Company
Bowen St
Cherrington Hospital
Hospital Notes From Logan and Cherrington
Mrs Charlies Shaffer of Murray City was received at Cherrington Hospital Tuesday for treatment. Paul Lewis of Nelsonville returned home Tuesday after an operation for appendicitis ten days earlier.
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Logan
Charlies Shaffer
Murray City
Cherrington Hospital
Paul Lewis
Nelsonville
Mrs Rose Krischbaum Improves at Home
Logan residents report Mrs Rose Krischbaum is somewhat improved but still confined to her home after a three week illness.
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Logan
Rose Krischbaum
Logan High School selects 1935 editorial staff
The faculty announces the 1935 Logan High School yearbook editors and staff. Ray Lanning will be editor in chief, with Ray Collison as business manager and Jack Allen as advertising manager, Mary Monks and Martha Herron as editors, and Madeline Bennett Mai Fickel Edna Hite as stenographers under faculty advisers Dayton Schultheiss and Walter M. Haas.
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Logan
Aeal
Logan High
Ray Lanning
Ray Collison
Jack Allen
Mary Monks
Martha Herron
Madeline Bennett
Mai Fickel
Edna Hite
Father Is Recovering From Illness in Local Home
Mrs A J Curl of North Street reports her father M D Higgins of Athen is improving after several days illness. During his illness another daughter Mrs Bernard Bradbury of Cincinnati came to help and left for home Tuesday.
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