Old Man's Cave Reforestation Reaches Milestone
Logan January 17 In six years the Old Man's Cave reforestation program has nearly covered surrounding denuded land with evergreen plantings under Ranger A Reichley. About 450 acres of state land were planted with over 1 000 trees per acre totaling tens of thousands of saplings. Further work occurred in Conkle Hollow with 70 000 trees planted and more planting planned along Big Pine Creek this spring.
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Logan
Jan
Old Man's Cave
A. Reichley
Reichley
Conkle Hollow
Supt. of Schools at Murray Will Resign
Murray City January 17 Superintendent Robert T. Secrest of the Murray Schools plans to resign by February 1 He was elected representative to Congress from the Fifteenth District and will take the oath March 4 The article notes social visits and local events surrounding the resignation.
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Murray City
Robert T. Secrest
Murray Schools
Secrest
Congress
Washington
Anna Kline
Chauncey
Joseph Popoczy
Don Solon
Barney Solon
Wooster
Dan Simmers
Sand Run
Jack Murrail
Eileen Chidester
Betty
Crookaville
Phil Devol
William Finley
James A. Fairey
Cincinnati
Velma Popoczy
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Ralph Grey
John Maraz
Maggie Richey
Akron
Goldie Hoffman
Mt. Pleasent
William Hoffman
Lilly Langly
John McGarty
Lou Anders
Don and Lynn
John Hogan
James Bradbury
Ralph Kerns
Robert Surtees
John Stevens
St. Francis Hospital
New Mail Box Stolen On Logan Route No 1
Logan residents report a parcel post style mailbox stolen from Carl Glassford on Logan Route No 1. Sheriff Sol Ellinger and deputies are investigating the incident as part of a recent rise in theft reports in the area.
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Logan
Sol Ellinger
Carl Glassford
School Superintendent Out Sick With Influenza
Logan officials report Supt. G. E. Carr of the city schools unable to report for duty Monday due to influenza. He had continued work last week despite feeling ill and is now confined to bed.
Health Exams for Logan Junior High Athletes
On Monday Dr W B Lacock health commissioner conducted physical examinations for athletic squad members at Logan Junior High School. Principal Howard B Kirk arranged the tests for students many of whom play basketball.
Sugar Sap Flowing Signals Early Boiling Season
Logan January 17 Sugar sap has started to run with first taps on Christmas Day. Webb Hardy and his father Thomas run a camp near Maxville across Perry County line. They tapped 150 trees and produced 15 gallons of finished syrup so far. The Hardy camp, now run by the third generation, is a top producer in the district with much output sold in Logan and New Straitville.
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Logan
Webb Hardy
Thomas Hardy
Maxville
Perry County
Hardy
New Straitaville
Indian Land of Complexity Highlighted at Saturday Club
Logan January meeting at Mrs. W. B. Lacock’s home featured a 1 o’clock luncheon hosted by Mrs. C. O. Allen and others. An instructive paper by Mrs. D. A. Rannells titled Indian Land of Complexity was followed by roll call with Quotations from Tagore. Guest list includes Mrs. Frank W. Harden and several other Logan and Haydenville residents.
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Tagore
Frank W. Harden
Anthony Toerner
Clinton Webb
Phil Tachappat
Charles Scholl
Charles F. Yontz
M. A. Campbell
John A. Wellman
John Lee
M. H. Cherrington
Marie Spranker
Logan
James D. Francis
Haydenville
FTC to Probe Causes of Low Mood and Industrial Overproduction
The newly named Federal Trade Commission chair will open inquiries into factors behind the region’s low mood. Investigations will focus on preventive measures and address industrial overproduction as a key target.
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Charlies
Federal Trade Commission
Cyclists Injured in Logan Motorcycle Crash
Roy Ellinger and Paul Gabriel were injured Saturday evening when their motorcycle skidded and overturned on Third Street. Ellinger suffered a fractured leg. Gabriel had a less serious leg injury. Ellinger is active in the Hocking Valley Motorcycle Club.
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Logan
Roy Ellinger
Paul Gabriel
Third Street
Ellinger
Gabriel
Hocking Valley
Oliver Mills Nephew Arrested on Burglar Charge
Logan Jan 11 Eugene Applegate 17 is held by Hocking County officers for Bucyrus police after returning from Crestline where arrested on suspicion and claimed to be Oliver Mills of Hocking County who has been wanted since October 1931. Bucyrus wants him on burglary charge. Mills still sought for cutting with intent to wound.
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Bucyrus
Ellinger
Hocking County
Lancaster
Mills
Purebred stock increases at Kendall farm
Logan report states that Harold Chambers extension agent notes more purebred stock entering Hocking County. A female Duroc hog and a male Yorkshire hog were added to W. W. Kendall’s livestock near Rockbridge, with purchases from Ohio State University livestock.
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Logan
Hocking County
Harold Chambers
W. Kendall
Rockbridge
Ohio State University Livestock
Fred M. Collins Suffered Nervous Collapse. Colleagues Assume Duties
Fred M. Collins of North Street is slightly improved after a nervous collapse two weeks ago. His insurance duties will be handled by another man until he can return to work.
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Logan
Fred M. Collins
Deputy Joe Farbearn Returns to Duty in Logan
Logan observers say Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn reported for duty Monday morning after a week of illness. He led witnesses for the grand jury session that opened that day in Logan.
School Costs Discussed By Logan Rotary Club
Walter Haas of the Logan Senior High School faculty spoke on school costs before the Logan Rotary Club Monday night replacing ill Superintendent G E Carr.
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Logan
Walter Haas
Logan Rotary Club
Haas
G. E. Carr
Settlement Reached in Fickle and White v Barthiow Case
In Logan on January 17 a settlement out of court was reached in the case of Fickle and White against Barthiow which was to be heard by Judge Harley M. Whitcraft. Costs were assessed against the plaintiffs as the case was dismissed.
Fortnightly Club Hosts Bridge Night on South High
Mr and Mrs C A Richey entertained the Fortnightly Bridge Club at their South High Street home Thursday night with all members present. Lunch was served by the hostess after the bridge session.
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Logan
Jan
C. A. Richey
South High Street
Hosteas
Farm Bureau Leaders Meet at Logan Office
Hiocking County Farm Bureau director presided over a Saturday business session at the Extension office. Topics included plans for the upcoming annual meeting.
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Farm Bureau
Logan
Hiocking County Farm Bureau
Famous Players Offer Biblical Drama St Claudia at Church
Olmsted Players of Los Angeles will stage the prize winning Biblical drama St. Claudia at the First Presbyterian Church at 7 30 Tuesday Jan 31. The play tells how Pilate's wife Claudia intercedes for Jesus and was praised by the Greek Orthodox Church. All church members are invited to witness this visual sermon in drama form with special equipment carried by the players.
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Los Angeles
Pilate
Logan
Olmsted Players of
St. Claudia
First Presbyterian Church
Claudia
Jesus
Grand Jury Studies Total of 17 Cases
January grand jury at work investigating 17 cases brought by Prosecutor C. Wood Bowen. Charles E. Wharton of Logan named foreman by Judge Harley M. Whitcraft. Two regular members excused. Porter M. Vaught and Lewis Frasch joined the panel. Jury inspection of the county jail among duties before report.
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E. B. Vanatta
James Brown
Ww. W. Meidrim
Pearl Rose
Emma Lanning
Athens City Council Set to Review Finances
Minor matters were discussed by the Athens City Council Monday night. The annual appropriation ordinance will be considered after the Finance Committee reports its final costs following a meeting at Councilman Cameron's home. Some residents seek sidewalks along four Hudson Addition streets while others want a parkway. Street light needs on East Mulberry and a rough Lincoln Street crosswalk were also noted.
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Athens
Charles A. Cameron
Cameron
Hudson
Rufus C. Hopkins
Chas. W. Day
East Mulberry Street
Lincoln Street
John W. Dowler
Mrs Vinton White Dies at Broadwell
Mrs Vinton White 37 died Sunday night at her Broadwell home after a four week illness of influenza and pneumonia. Funeral services are planned for Wednesday afternoon with burial in the local cemetery. She leaves a husband six children two siblings and four sisters plus two brothers. Her parents also survive.
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Broadwell
Vinton White
Izaak Walton League Athens Chapter Meets Tonight
The Athens Chapter of the Izaak Walton League will meet at City Hall at 7 30 this evening. A large attendance is expected to discuss a significant agenda item and conduct chapter business.
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Athens
Izaak Walton League
Nelsonville students honored for football season awards
Seventeen players received letters at Friday assembly with nine seniors two juniors four sophomores and two freshmen among the awardees. Coach Hannahs gave a short talk before presenting the letters. The Nelsonville High School Parent-Teacher Association met January 9 with a faculty program on school activities mathematics difficulties and moral education.
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Hannahs
Powell
Jong
Arnold
Senior Class Aims to Publish Sage This Year
At a recent meeting the Senior Class decided to publish a Sage after years of tight finances. The committee to act includes Frank Minner, Arlene Betts, Elwood McCreary, and Charles Patton, with plans to be announced later.
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Frank Minner
Arlene Betts
Elwood McCreary
Charles Patton
Remarkable Money Back Promise On 666 Remedies
Advert says 666 liquid tablets and 666 salve offered with a money back guarantee if a customer gets sick during the period. Instructions claim to take the tablets and insert the salve every morning until March 1 1933. Readers asked to send testimonials to a named address.
Mystery faculty member chosen after last week's description
A puzzle notes that last week Bob White was described and this week a faculty member is selected. The description highlights a tall, wavy dark haired woman who moves quickly and walks with long strides, being quiet yet constantly in a hurry. Guess who.
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Bob White
Freshman class hears talk on basketball origins and rules
On Monday of last week Miss Deer led a talk by Mr. Yantis for the freshman class. He explained basketball's origin and key rules. He noted technical fouls point to discourtesy or stalling and discussed spectator attitudes toward the team.
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Miss Deer
Yantis
Why We Should Go To College
The Hi-Y Club met on Wednesday of last week as Mr. Franklin Stedman delivered a talk arguing education opens opportunities and builds character, urging students to pursue college for broader prospects and personal growth.
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Franklin Stedman
Nelsonville Junior High Beats Buchtel In Thrilling 23-0 Win
Nelsonville Junior High defeated Buchtel 23 to 0 at the Nelsonville gym. Collins led Buchtel with 11 points as Nelsonville’s Bob Lancaster scored nine in the second quarter. Coach Chester Hannahs used the whole squad and the team eyes an acid test Friday against the Athens Bulldogs.
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Nelsonville Junior High
Buchtel Junior High
Nelsonville Gymnasium
Collins
Buchtel
Bob Lancaster
Nelsonville
Chester Hannahs
Nelsonville Cups
Athens Bulldogs
Athens
Washington Students To Meet Tomorrow Morning
Chauncey Jan 17 All students enrolled at Washington Grade School are called by the Chauncey Board of Education to meet at 8 30 Wednesday morning in the Chauncey Dover High School Gymnasium. The meeting follows a Sunday fire that destroyed the Washington building, leaving 150 pupils without a schoolhouse. Pupils should bring their books.
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Chauncey
Washington Grade School
Chauncey Board of Education
Chauncey- Dover High School
Board of Education
Washington
Will Rogers Among World’s Greatest Critics
Will Rogers ranks as one of the three best known people, alongside Lindbergh and the Prince of Wales, with a global following. The Oklahoma cowboy turned commentator writes daily wire straight to newspapers, entertaining millions as he reports on world events from Beverly Hills California.
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Will Rogers
Lindbergh
Prince of Wales
Rogers
United States
Will
Manchuria
Mexico
Flo Ziegfeld
Beverly Hills
California
Robert A. Surtees Buried at Middleport
Funeral services for Robert A. Surtees longtime Murray City marshal were held Sunday at his sister’s home in Chauncey and followed by a motor procession to Hill Cemetery in Middleport. Survivors include two sisters and several nephews and nieces. many out-of-town relatives attended.
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Chauncey
Robert A. Surtees
Murray City
Athens
Hocking
Meigs
Leonard Koenig
G. B. Courtney
Chauncey Church of Christ
Order of Eagles and
Knights of Pythias
Charlies Bradfield, Jr
Neil Tippett
Helen Courtney
Christine Brown
Middleport
Hill Cemetery
Surtees
Koenig
Isabel Bradfield
Luther Wallace
Lewisburg
W. Va
James Bradbury
Alberta Currah
Richard
Akron
Bess Koenig Patterson
Cleveland
W. H. Bradfield
Paul Bradfield
Laua Bradfield
Columbus
Charles Bradfield
Charles Bradfield, Jr
Gilbert Courtney
Betty Jane
Harvey Courtney
Ralph Brown
Ralph
C. N. Sanders
Bob
Millfield
Leslie Bradfield
Eagles
K. of
P and
Red Men
Kranyik Funeral Held Sunday in Chauncey
Funeral services for Andrew Kranyik Sr a longtime Chauncey resident were conducted Sunday at 1 p m from the M E Church with Rev L H Donally of Lancaster officiating. Pianist Lettie Coe Hintz sang No Tears in Paradise and Beautiful Garden of Prayer. Pallbearers were Henry Cochran Fred Cochran Otto Schrappe Carl Conrad George Cline and Joseph Cline. Burial followed in Greentown Cemetery near his late wife. He died Thursday morning after a period of declining health. He leaves seven children and several grandchildren. Surviving children include Mrs Mary Dew Mrs Lizzie Harvey Mrs Bess Cunningham Andrew Kranyik Jr Corning John Kranyik Dayton and Mike Kranyik and Wilma Kranyik at home. Many out of town relatives attended the funeral. A granddaughter and husband Mr and Mrs Alexander Madek Hazel Harvey plus Mr and Mrs O L Hunter of Detroit were among the visitors.
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Chauncey
Andrew Kranyik
M. E. Church
L. H. Donally
Lancaster
Lettie Coe Hintz
Roberta Hess
Charles Ogg
Charles Sweeney, Jr
Henry Cochran
Fred Cochran
Otto Schrappe
Carl Conrad
George Cline
Joseph Cline
Greentown Cemetery
Kranyik
Mary Dew
Lizzie Harvey
Bess Cunningham
Worthington Ohio hosts reformed medical college ad
An 1830 advertisement proclaims the Reformed Medical Institution at Worthington, Ohio eight miles north of Columbus. It touts a botanical focus, a dispensary, and an infirmary for fevers and chronic diseases, promising education under the Old and Reform ed systems with a diploma after varied study length. Board at $1 weekly. tuition $150 upfront or $75 down and $100 later. admission requires character and English education.
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Ohio
Ohio Reformed Medical College
Worthington
Columbus
Reformed Medical Society of the
United States
New Reformed Medical Institution
Whetstone River
Worthington College
West
New York Infirmary
G. H. Gristwold
Curtis Wilson Dies in Sand Ridge Home
Curtis Wilson 45 a miner of Sand Ridge near Chauncey died Monday morning after a several days illness. Funeral arrangements not yet set. He is survived by his wife and several children including son Curtis Wilson Jr a two year old who died weeks ago.
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Chauncey
Curtis Wilson
Sand Ridge
Curtis Wilson, Jr
Miner Injured In Chauncey Mine Fall
Earl Edwards, a loader at Chauncey Mine No 25, suffered multiple broken ribs and a head gash from a coal fall at the Chauncey mine on Monday.
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Chauncey
Earl Edwards
Chauncey Mine No. 25
Revival Canting Night at Chauncey Church
The Saints in Chauncey offer a singing music night conducted by Rev. B. C. at Athens church. Choir participation and special Bach pieces are on the program for the evening event.
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Chauncey
Jan
Athens
Kins
Siege of Lantare Farm Ends After Gunfight and Fire
A weeks long assault at a farm near Hammond Indiana ends when deputies flood the house with gas and machine gun fire. Livestock and the occupants are protected as flames erupt and a bank truck mounted with guns aids the siege. Local forces report 100 officers and civilians in the surrounding area as reinforcements arrive.
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Hammond, Ind
Don McVay to Speak at Commerce Club Meeting
Don McVay of LeRoy Ohio and Ohio Farmers Insurance will address the Commerce Club at Ewing Hall on Tuesday evening. He is a local alumnus and son of Mr. and Mrs. F P McVay and a high school graduate.
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Don McVay
All Ohio University
Ohio Farmers Insurance
LeRoy, Ohio
Commerce Club
Ewing Hall
Mr. McVay
The
F. P. McVay
Iv House supporters rally for $2000 aid measure
Supporters of the measure to fund the soldiers' home announced a noon gathering to map legislative strategy and push for passage.
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Washington
Jon
IV House
Diers
Zemo Praised for Healing Skin Ailments for 25 Years
The ad touts Zemo as a long trusted remedy for itching ringworm and similar skin troubles. It claims 25 years of praise from millions and promises relief and clear skin with a trial.
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Zemo
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