Union Furnace Triumphs to Capture Hocking County Title
Union Furnace defeated Haydenville 32 to 12 to win the Hocking County League championship and earn a sectional berth at Waverly next Friday. Shaw and Murray led scoring with multiple baskets as Union Furnace dominated the second half, while Haydenville finished as runners-up and also advances to the sectional meet.
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Gibisonville
Haydenville
Union Furnace
Hocking
Hocking County
Waverly
Shaw
Stanley
Primmer
Murray
Bryan
Newlan
Nutter
Union Fur
Hayville
Bhaw
R. F
Walters
Jey
L. F
Meerun
Campbell
R. G
Patton
Mewery
L. G
Swaim
McGuire
Scott
Weede
Vollmer
Waverly Ext
All Hocking County Teams Second Show
Union Furnace Johnson and Union Furnace Bryan lead the lineup with Carbon Hill players Evans Newtun and Carbon Hill standout Union Furnace Union Furnace members highlight the event featuring teams from Hocking County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Furnace
Johnson
Carbon Hill
Bryan
Evans
Haydenville Tops Laurelville In Semi Final Thriller
Haydenville upset Laurelville 25 to 22 in the first semifinal. Laurelville led early on and traded baskets with Haydenville through the first half, with Swackhamer scoring for Laurelville and Primmer and Swaim contributing for Haydenville during the tense playoff clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowers
Swackhamer
Primmer
Campbell
Swaim
Patton
Weede
Haydenville
Rose
Binkley
Laurelville
Seors
Walters
Scott
Almost Wild With Eczema Ad for Person's Ointment
An old ad touts Person's Ointment as a quick remedy for eczema skin eruptions and pimples. It claims two to three applications clear and heal the skin and prices a large box at 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ady
Union Furnace routs Gibisonville 48 to 25 in county league
Union Furnace dominates Gibisonville 48 25 to advance to the finals. Gibisonville led 6 5 after the first quarter and the half ended 18 13. Heigle and Smith score for Gibisonville. McGuire Bryan and Union Furnace players fuel the win. Rockbridge tops Carlton Hill 27 14 in a consolatorn game. Murray City girls edge Haydenville after a tight finish.
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Boys Smith
Gibisonville
Coeoenin Inne Primmer
Haydenville
Swackhamer
Laurelville
A Patton
Semaine Ds
Fiasiwewe Binkley
Johnson
Murray City
Swaim
Haydenville Hufford
Rockbridge
Marshall
Jwbimeneonaa Mathias
Rockbridge Smith
Carbon Hill
Matheny
Me Nutter
Dawley
Wise G
Wilkinson
Patton
Winigman
Union Furnace
Heigle
Stanley
Smith
McGuire
Bryan
Hocking
Carlton Hill
Gieason
Haydenville Suffered Injury as Murray City Edges Out
In a basketball game Murray City defeated Haydenville 25 to 20. Haydenville's player Haydenville left with an injury in the fourth quarter leaving no substitutes and the team trailing 21 to 18 before final 25 to 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydenville
Murray City
Matheny
Minstrels Set to Perform in New Straitsville Charity Benefit
Logan February 28 announcement by Melrose Harbaugh that the American Legion Minstrel will appear Thursday night in New Straitsville under the post auspices to benefit the local charity fund.
Chief Finds Whisky In Two Homes In Quick City Case
Police Chief Lewis Reynolds searched Jesse Blosser and Owen Smith on February 20 with warrants and found a gallon of whisky at each residence. They appeared before Mayor Elias Bright, pled guilty, and were fined $100 plus costs. Unable to pay, they were jailed.
Gili Amici Club Hosts Bridge Party at Miss Lehman’s Home
Miss Mildred Lehman entertained Gili Amici Club guests on North Street with bridge Thursday evening. Mrs. Howard Jones won high score while other attendees included Mrs. William Lehman and Miss Cloe Haley. Refreshments were served.
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Gili Amici Club
Mildred Lehman
North Street
Bridge
Howard Jones
William Lehman
Cloe Haley
Sheline to Grapple Logan With Wrestler Carded
Local wrestler Herbert Sheline is set for the opening match in Columbus on Tuesday evening facing Bill Carpenter as announced by matchmaker Lloyd Jefferies. The main bout features Claude Swindell versus Sammy Wangler.
Sunsuits With Many Uses for Sun Safe Wardrobe Versatility
The guide describes multiple sunsuit designs combining skirts, blouses, and shorts to create sun ready outfits. It highlights clever uses of handkerchief fabrics, pleated pantie shorts, and supportive tops with shoulder straps, plus fabric choices like terry cloth and light materials.
4-H Club Leaders Plan New Program
Logan report notes 4 H Club leaders of Hocking County met in the courthouse with Cr Lang assistant state club leader to outline summer work. Projects selections planting Washington memorial trees annual club camp and other activities to draw new leaders during the campaign.
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Logan
Cr. Cc. Lang
Hocking County
Washington Memorial
Last Covered Bridge Is Now Dismantled
Logan Ohio reports one of Hocking County’s few remaining covered bridges was dismantled to be replaced by a modern structure on the road from Route 180 to the Rock House. State Highway Department official J R Ralston said the road was closed temporarily and a few days should finish the new bridge.
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Logan
Hocking
Rock House
J. R. Ralston
State Highway Department
Five L. H. S. Cagers In Final Appearance
Logan High School finished its basketball season with a Friday game at Nelsonville marking the final high school appearances of five regulars Gooding Lohr Sheets Brannigan and St Clair. County officials hope an all star team from the league may meet the Logan quintet in a post season contest if local officials agree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Nelsonville
Logan High School
Gooding
Lohr
Sheets
Brannigan
St. Clair
John Longley
Beougher Heads to Dayton for Hospital Treatment
Cleve Beougher leaves for Dayton for hospital treatment after months of ill health and a recent Cincinnati physical by Veterans Bureau doctors. Albert Klech made a business trip to Columbus, and Mrs. Guy Loomis returned home after a Pittsburgh visit with the Crooks. Mrs. William Patchen and Mrs. Charles Price visited Columbus. J. G. Collins and John A. Wellman returned from Florida. George Young of New Straitsville visited Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleve Beougher
William Lemon
Dayton
Cincinnati
Veterans’ Bureau
Albert Klech
Columbus
Guy Loomis
Pittsburgh
Ted Crooks
William Patchen
Charles Price
J. G. Collins
John A. Wellman
Florida
George Young
New Straitsville
Logan
Delta Theta Tau Sorority Hosts Grace St Clair Evening
Grace St Clair entertained Delta Theta Tau Sorority members at her North Market Street home on Thursday evening. After a brief business session the group played bingo with awards presented to Mrs Harry St Clair and Mrs Clayton Scheide Jr. Ruth Goodbye received a new prep present and Mrs Frank St Clair attended as a guest. Lunch followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Grace St. Clair
North Market Street
Harry St. Clair
Clayton Scheide, Jr
Ruth
Frank St. Clair
Local Man Fined for Intoxication on Highway Arrest
Logan court records show T A Greenwaldt fined five dollars and costs after arraignment before Magistrate J P Miller on a charge of intoxication. Greenwaldt arrested on the New Straits ville Mutiny City Highway by deputies Joe Farbearn and Stanley Sparnow, released after paying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
T.A. Greenwaldt
J. P. Miller
New Straitsville-Mutiny City
Joe Farbearn
Stanley Sparnow
Greenwaldt
Ohio University extension class meeting set for Tuesday
Logan Feb 29. The next meeting of the Ohio University extension class will be held Tuesday night at 8 o'clock in the probate judge's rooms in the Hocking County Courthouse. All who wish to join must be present for final determination on whether a class will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ohio University Extension
Hocking County
Two Plead Guilty Of Stealing Coal
Logan February 29 detectives arrested William and Pearl Lattimore on the railroad right of way after Pearl was seen boarding a freight train and discarding coal. The pair admitted guilt and were fined ten dollars plus costs each, then jailed for failure to pay.
Logan Bows Narrowly Lose by 22 Pins in Newark Meet
Logan bowlers finish strong but fall 22 pins short as Newark totals 2866 to Logan 1017 in their third meeting. St Clair led Logan with 604, while Taylor topped the Newark score with 601.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Newark
St. Clair
Taylor
Mrs Primmer Hosts A-Go-I-Go Club Bridge Lunch
Mrs Samuel Primmer entertained the A Go I Go Club members at her home Friday evening Bridge was played after which the hostess served a lunch Guests included Mrs Margaret Hall Mrs John Buntz Miss Mildred Laube and Miss Mary Shepard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Primmer
Margaret Hall
John Buntz
Mildred Laube
Mary Shepard
Jabberwocks Club Bridge Event Honors Trio at Kinser Home
The Jabberwocks Club met Thursday evening at Mrs. Dallag Kinser’s Gallagher Avenue home. Awards were presented to Mrs. Sam Primmer Miss Mabel Brown and Miss Mary Shepard who attended as a guest. Refreshments followed the card play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallag Kinser
Gallagher Avenue
Sam Primmer
Mabel Brown
Mary Shepard
Miss Shepard
George Washington The Man Paper At Tourist Club
Mrs. Raymond Lanning presented an informative paper on George Washington the Man before the Tourist club at Mrs. Mayme Bowen's home. Tributes to Washington were given during roll call. Tea was served at five o'clock. Attending beyond club members were Mrs. Cora Ogilvie Mrs. J. E. Atkinson and Miss Emma McLain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Raymond Lanning
Tourist Club
Mayme Bowen
Washington
Cora Ogilvie
J. E. Atkinson
Emma McLain
Herbert Enters Race for Congressman at Large
CLEVELAND Heights Lt. Col. Thomas J. Herbert announced his candidacy for congressman at large in the Republican primary in May. Toledo's William B. Guitteau, collector of internal revenue for the 10th Ohio district, seeks the Republican nomination for Secretary of State. Senator Joseph N. Ackerman of Cleveland also seeks the nomination. Other Republicans mentioned include Mrs. Wilma Sinclair Levan, Dallas Sullivan, Hugh Kamin Martin, Percy Tetlow, and Henry Clay Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Sinclair Levan
Steubenville
Republican National Committee
Dallas Sullivan
General Assembly
Union County
Hugh Kamin Martin
Percy Tetlow
Toledo
Henry Clay Smith
Cleveland
Mirage on Lake Erie Appears Off Ashtabula
A rare mirage was sighted off shore near Ashtabula Ohio presenting the illusion of a distant woodland flanking a shoreline. Residents initially mistook the phenomenon for Canadian shores before verifying it as a thermal illusion over the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashtabula
Lake Erie
Miners Hear Mass Meetings Across Two Ohio Towns
Crowds estimated 1200 to 1500 attended the Hollister School rally with delegates from Hocking and Perry Counties. Nelson Beatty and David Watkins spoke on collective bargaining and UMWA principles as a 160 strong parade led by Slick's Band arrived. A Lamborn's Pavilion meeting drew about 600 with talks by Curren and Theisen. a Greens Run School mass meeting is set for Tuesday at 4 PM with Beatty and others expected.
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Glouster
Hollister School
Hocking
Perry
Slick
Nelson Beatty
United Mine Workers
Fairmont
W. Va
David Watkins
Mollie Robinson Crane
Shawnee
Lamborn
Hunterdon
Hollister
John Gail
John Curren
Murray City
Herman Theisen
Percy Tetlow
Greens Run School
Last I Beam Installed for Glouster High Street Bridge
By Sunday night the final of 10 steel I beams for Glouster High Street Bridge were in place. The beams require 65.5 foot transport cars and a steam shovel crane for unloading. Next, workers will form the concrete pours.
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Glouster
High Street
Relief Organization Officers Elected
An miners relief agency in Glouster elected officers on Saturday with Joe Judson as president Ed Pierpoint as vice president E H Lantz as secretary and H T Rainey as treasurer The group will centralize relief distribution for miners in the Sunday Creek valley serving several local mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Miners’ Relief Agency
Joe Judson
Jacksonville
Ed Pierpoint
Trimble
E. H. Lantz
This City
H. T. Rainey
Sunday Creek Valley
Ohio
Miners Object To Retaining Workers At Idle Mines
Miners oppose keeping any employees eligible for union membership at idle mines while top and bottom bosses report for duty. They say two bosses provide enough force to run each mine. About 29 horses from Mine No 255 have been moved to nearby stables, with others taken to a stable at Mine No 267 in Hunterdon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Hunterdon
Smallpox Outbreak Hits US Troops in Shanghai
Smallpox breaks out among American soldiers of the 31st Infantry guarding the International Settlement in Shanghai. Privates Albert Lewis, 19, and James D. Jordan, 22, died. Two others remain hospitalized but expected to recover. Technical Sergeant Gordon died of pneumonia from temperature change after arrival from Manila.
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Shanghai
U.P
31St Infantry
International Settlement
Albert Lewis
James D. Jordan
Gordon
Manila
Soviet Troop Buildup Reported Near Vladivostok
A Tokyo dispatch cites a reliable foreign source stating 100,000 Soviet troops are concentrated in the Soviet maritime provinces with extensive war preparations. Foodstuffs and munitions move into Vladivostok daily. Three new frontier fortresses are under construction and an iodine plant is being converted to poison gas production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Vladivostok
Merchant Dies At Straitsville
R C Blankenship 44 prominent New Straitsville merchant died at his home Sunday morning after a year of declining health. Born in Ashland Kentucky he lived in New Straitsville many years and owned a novelty store there and in New Lexington. Survived by wife Florence Mills Blankenship a daughter Katherine a son Joe mother sister Bessie two sisters and two brothers funeral Tuesday at 2 pm in New Straitsville M E Church with Rev Harbaugh. burial in New Straitsville Cemetery.
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New Straitsville
R. c
Blankenship
Ashland
New Lexington
Bessie Furnace
Florence Mills Blankenship
Katherine
Ohio University
Joe
Bessie
Columbus
Faye Brown
Logan
Jeanette Shattuck
Jackson
Don
Mack
New Straitsville M. E
Harbaugh
New Straiteville Cemetery
P. T. A. Meeting Notice In Hollister
Hollister readers are invited to a Parent-Teacher Association meeting Tuesday at 7 30 pm. The 6th 7th and 8th grades will present a program plus special music. Public welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Parent-Teacher Association
Japs Seize General in War Loan Drive Shakeup
Shanghai reports Japanese consulate police seized General Wang-Ken in the Astor House lobby. He heads the salt revenue constabulary and is linked with efforts to raise a $30 million war loan from Americans. His briefcase allegedly contained contracts for U S airplanes and munitions. Wang-Ken led units of the 19th Chinese Route Army and studied at Michigan, Columbia, and Princeton before graduating West Point in 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Astor House
Wang-Ken
Salt Revenue Constabulary
Chinese Route Army
Michigan
Columbia
Princeton
West Point
Death of Miss Anna Rohmer in New Straitsville
Miss Anna Rohmer, 30, died suddenly at her home in New Straitsville at 8 30 Sunday morning from a stroke. She is survived by her mother Mrs Elizabeth Rohmer and her brother Leo. Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at St Augustine's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Rohmer
New Straitsville
Elizabeth Rohmer
Leo
St. Augustine's
Olive Tablets Advertisement by Dr Edwards
Yellow complexion and pale tongue signal poor appetite and bad taste. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets, a vegetable alternative to calomel, are said to cleanse the liver and bowels without dangerous effects. They purportedly improve skin, eyes, and buoyancy. sold in 15c 30c and 60c boxes with nightly use.
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Dr. Edwards
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L.G. Binkley
Nutter Haynes
Ray Ke
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Eczema
Legion
GLI Amidil Club
L. H. S. Cagers
All Star County
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Healy
Ate
Schuler
Lloyd
Logan Wpte
Ae Johnson
Burgess
I Smith
Hamilton
Jabberwocks Club
Herbert
Erie
Glouster Bridge
Relief Organization
31St
U.S. Infantry
Merchant
Straitsville
R. C. Blankenship
Nabby Lee Ames
Daughters of American Revolution
O. D. Dailey
MR. W. F. (Rufus) Steele
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