One Hour Parking Regla tion on Main Street Proves Effective
Logan officials and motorists praised Saturday’s start of a one hour parking rule on Main Street. Officer Francis Toole coordinated police efforts with help from the force to keep traffic moving and parking available. Central deliveries loaded from store rear, double parking banned, alleys kept clear, and warnings issued for first offenses. Prosecutions to follow for repeat violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Main Street
Francis Toole
Fever cases decline in Hocking County health report
Scarlet fever cases fall in Hocking County with only one in Logan under quarantine and four elsewhere. Most quarantines expected to be lifted in the first week of February, per Dr. W. B. Lacock, health commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Logan
W. B. Lacock
Latti arraigned over auto theft and wreck in Logan
Joseph Latti Latti more of Western Hocking County faced arraignment before Magistrate C T Stephenson on a charge of taking and wrecking the car of R A Aldridge without consent. Lattimore admitted wrecking the machine but claimed consent. He was held under bond of 900 pounds for further investigation.
First marriage ceremony held in Logan probate office
Logan January 2. For the first time since Judge Ewing assumed the probate court charge about a year ago the probate office hosted a marriage Saturday morning. Misa Rebecca Lenigar of Carbon Hill and Edward Giffin of Greendale exchanged vows as Magistrate C T Stephenson officiated and court staff served as witnesses. Lenigar is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Lenigar and Giffin the son of Mr and Mrs Fad ward Olffin Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Stephenson
Probate Court
Mine Lenigar
Joseph Lenigar
Fadward Olffin
Former Sheriff Lloyd Files for Republican Sheriff Primary
Former Sheriff William F R Lloyd announces candidacy for the Republican sheriff nomination after obtaining a petition from the election board. Incumbent nominee Jack Evans plans to run again, making a likely primary contest. Claude Grinstead, a former railroad man, also considered a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwogan
William FR. Lloyd
Election Board
Jack Evans
Claude Grinstead
Legen
Creomulsion Promoted For Coughs And Colds Relief
An advertisement touts Creomulsion with creosote as a fast acting treatment for bronchial irritation, coughs, and colds. It claims the medicine stops lingering coughs and stresses safety and ease of use with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
Sanitary Supervisors Hear State Leader
Logan report describes a Thursday conference of county sanitary supervisors with Dr. W. P. Johnson of the state health department leading the district including Perry Fairfield Pickaway Vinton Meigs Gallia Athens and Hocking counties. W. F. Smith attended as local sanitary engineer noting Murray City sanitation progress and CWA labor limits slowing the program.
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Logan
W. P. Johnson
State Department of Health
Perry
Fairfield
Pickaway
Vinton
Meigs
Gallia
Athens
Hocking
Johnson
W. F. Smith
Murray City
CWA
Straitsville Oil Man Addresses Marietta Meeting
A. E. Faine of New Straitville urged oil operators to unite as he warned the new drilling codes give the president dictatorial powers. He predicted Pennsylvania grade crude in southeastern Ohio would rise to at least 3 dollars per barrel. The talk lasted over an hour and a half, focusing on industry organization and education of independents.
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Marietta
Pennsylvania
Ohio
A. E. Faine
New Straiteville
Faine
Truck Auto Collision Near Coonville
A collision occurred Friday night on a narrow bridge near Coonville as a truck driven by H. B. Knessley of Circleville and an automobile owned by E. M. Freeman of New Marshfield met attempting to cross the bridge. Freeman suffered head and face injuries not deemed serious. Knessley was unharmed. Deput y Sheriff Stanley Sparnen led the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
H. B. Knessley
Circleville
E. M. Freeman
New Marshfield
Coonville
Lanning Pleads Not Guilty in Assault Case
Elijah Lanning of Ward Township pleads not guilty to assault and battery and is held on a $300 bond for appearance before the grand jury on Saturday in Logan.
Barber Held on Non-Support Charge in Logan
Frank Barber of Lancaster was brought to Logan by Sheriff Sol Ellinger and Deputy Stanley Sparnow. He is wanted in Magistrate C. T. Stephenson's court on a non support charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Frank Barber
Lancaster
Sol Ellinger
Stanley Sparnow
C. T. Stephenson
Carbondale Briefs On Ills, Visitors And Local Events
Carbondale illness includes Merle and Verle Howson with pneumonia. Rev. Edward Dabritz returns to California after two weeks with his parents. Funeral attendees for Mr. John Cullison included Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Cox, Mrs. Sadie Six, and Mr. Floyd Mosier. Catherine Johnson Connett visited Ione Doolittle. Ralph Betts stayed with his uncle John Clendenin in Mineral. Rev McDaniel to lead Carbondale M E Church service at 10:30 Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrison visited Mrs. H. Dixon. In Ameeville Virgene Arnold stayed with Miss Freda Cox Saturday night. Richard Williams ill with influenza. A school picture show, with State Health Department film, was held Thursday. Carbondale basketball hosted New Marshfield at Union Furnace Friday. Mrs. Margaret Kisor and daughter Ethel Clark of Asbury spent Thursday here. Nellie Johnson of New Marshfield visited the high school Thursday. Oscar Dabritz improving from illness. Helen Minear Connett visited Laura Betta Wednesday. County health nurse Miss Cavanaugh gave physicals at Carbondale School Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle
Verle Howson
Frank Howson
Edward Dabritz
California
Oscar Dabritz
John Cullison
Oak Grove
Jasper Cox
Sadie Six
Floyd Mosier
Catherine Johnson
Connett
Ione Doolit
State Health Department
Carbondale
New Marshfield
Union Furnace
Margaret Kisor
Ethel Clark
Asbury
Nellie Johnson
Helen Minear
Laura Betta
Cavanaugh
Ladies Aid Society Hosts M E Church Program In Albany
Albany reports an M E Church Ladies Aid gathering with vice president Elia Tewkesbury presiding. Edith Baughman Bertha Canny and Martha Tewkesbury were hostesses. Program featured songs read ing piano solo and talk Our Ladies Aid. Refreshments served to DC members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Baughman
Bertha Canny
Martha Tewkesbury
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Elia Tewkesbury
Meire Radcliffe
Reading
Lora Reeder
Mise Bartha Rickey
Marie Hoffee
Ella Miller
Miss Webb
Harold Brooks
Groveport
Louvisa Brooks
Hospital Notes from Logan Hospital
Logan Hospital reports Herbie Smith and Lauren Run taken to Cherrington Hospital Sunday for leg plate removal. Gilbert Walton and Otto Lewis admitted for observation and treatment. Mrs H H Sands and her daughter returned home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Herbie Smith
Lauren Run
Cherrington Hospital
Gilbert Walton
South Bloomingville
Otto Lewis
Carpenter
H. H. Sands
Logan Proceedings Involving Indictment And Legion Meeting
Elmer Mowery appeared for arraignment after a secret indictment. He pled guilty to a charge of non support with the matter taken under advisement. Capt. Paul Tague led a Cheshire meeting to organize a new American Legion post with Ewald Schmutter and Frank Judy in attendance.
Logan man injured by racing horse recovering at home
Gomer Evans of Pattonville, injured when his leg was caught beneath a tailing horse a week ago, is recovering. He can move about Logan streets with crutches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Gomer Evans
Pattonville
Pine Cot Spread From Pineapples And Apricots
Mrs. William Connett shares a winter spread recipe using dried apricots and pineapple. Soak apricots in pineapple juice, add diced pineapple and sugar, then cook until thick for a ready to spread jam substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Connett
East State Street
Poling Quits Work After Lead Poisoning Incident
James Poling of West Logan left his job painting the junior high building after suffering lead poisoning. He was among the crew handling the project when the illness forced medical treatment on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James Poling
West Logan
Man Pleads Guilty In Fur Hunting Charge
Ferdinand Kessler of Marion Township was arrested by Deputy Game Protector Edward Eberst for hunting fur bearing animals out of season. He pleaded guilty before Magistrate C T Stephenson and was fined $25 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ferdinand Kessler
Marion Township
Edward Eberst
C. T. Stephenson
Homemaker's Questions Canning Meat Rules
Expert yields ten guidelines for meat canning. Select fresh clean meat, ensure it is well cooked, trim for cooking and remove large bones, small bones may stay for flavor. Wipe meat with a clean damp cloth, do not wash in water, cut into packable pieces.
Army To Ask 1000 Planes For Air Corps Expansion
The War Department announced a five year program to add 1000 new planes 400 regular officers and 6200 enlisted men to the Army Air Corps. The plan backed by Secretary Dern totals over 30 million dollars for development and will be sent to the Military Affairs Committees of Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Corps
Washington
U.P
Army Air Corps
War Department
General Staff
Congress
War Dern
Webster Last Rites For Rose Webster At Torch Baptist Church
Rose E. Webster 80 died Friday at her son's home in Torch. Funeral services Sunday at 10 30 a m at Torch Baptist Church with Rev R L Derrick officiating. Burial in local cemetery. Survived by children Roy Howard Netta Adams Linda Bingman Anna Wilcox and Morris plus several grandchildren. A PTA pie supper Jan 31 funds to beautify school grounds. Community notices of visits, dinners, and revival services follow.
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North Dakota
Netta Adams
Columbus
Linda Bingman
Washington D. H
Anna Wilcox
Worthington
Morris
Achoc
Guy Secoy
Guysville
8. I. Dunfee
Leo Johnson
Roy Dunfee
Xenia
G. W. Dewees
Kim Williams
Reedsville
Dan Livingston
Arthur Scarlett
Homer Scarlett
Lloyd Dexter
Little Hocking
Cart Kincade
Frost
R. D
Raymond Woodburn
Vincent
H. A. Dewees
Maud Eslocker
Church of God
Chauncey
Martha Hitchcock
Ohio University
M. A. McGrew
A. N. Criss
This Place
James Crise Mies
Frances Smith
Coolville
Ruth Dye
Funeral held for two year old Dowling in New Straitsville
In New Straitsville on January 29 funeral services were held for the two year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dowling who died of pneumonia after a brief illness. Burial followed in a local cemetery. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bowling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Robert Dowling
Bert Bowling
Howard Blankenship
Charlies Welch
Shawnee
Barney Blankenship
Meat Canning Guidelines Use of Salt and Jars
Instructions detail packing meat in clean hot jars with 1 to 2 inches headspace. Salt amounts per quart and layered filling advised. Water added only for soup or stew. browning drippings used if available. Process jars 90 minutes at 10 pounds or 60 minutes at 15 pounds pressure.
Ohio Bar Proposes Division of Small Claims Courts
The Ohio Bar Association studied a plan to create a division of small claims and minor offenses in each county to replace justices of the peace courts. Abolition of the justices courts was urged by committee head Harry G. Binns, who called many courts rackets run by magistrates and constables. Legislation would be submitted at the mid summer session and brought to the legislature if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.R
Common Pleas Court
Justice of the Peace Court
Ohio Bar Association
Harry G. Binns
Binns
Holzer Hospital Notes In Gallipolis
Franklin Peterson 14 of Harrisburg a CCC camper at Rocksprings fairground Pomeroy was admitted for hip injury after a Friday stumble while running uphill. A companion stepped on him as he fell and he has not moved his leg since. Frank Thomas Dunn Jr 4 of Jackson had an operation Sunday. Mrs D A Vornholt city admitted for treatment Sunday. Dr Vornholt in good condition after appendix operation Thursday. W S Downtain city improved Sunday. Buddy Lee Melage Gallipolis Ferry W Va was discharged.
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Gallipolis
Franklin Peterson
Harrisburg
CCC
Rocksprings Fairground
Pomeroy
Holzer Hospital
Peterson
Frank Thomas Dunn, Jr
Jackson
D. A. Vornholt
City
Vornholt
Downtain
Buddy Lee Melage
Gallipolis Ferry
W. Va
Personal Notes on Local Families and Travel
Mr and Mrs Walter Linkhorn and son Forbes left Saturday for several weeks in Naples New York. W D Ohley and Mr and Mrs John Courtney of Charleston West Virginia visited W S Downtain at Holzer Hospital. Ohley is Downtains nephew. Mr and Mrs W H Skees and Charleston visitors joined Mr and Mrs Jake and Mrs A E Boatman. The Boatman residence was rented by Mrs C J Norton as they head to Cleveland to stay with daughter Mrs Mildred Finley.
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Walter Linkhorn
Forbes
Naples
N. Y
D. Ohley
John Courtney
Charleston
W. Va
Downtain
Holzer Hospital
Ohley
W. H. Skees
Jake
A. E. Boatman
Cleveland
Mildred Finley
C. J. Norton
Boatman
January 30 Horoscope Forecast Highlights Power and Secrecy
The stars for Tuesday January 30 favor privacy and secrecy over open deals, with a strong tilt toward those in authority seeking promotion and honors. Those born on this day may enjoy lively success and favoritism from high sources, while discreet, diplomatic approaches win favored outcomes. Notable nativity: Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
Steamer I Lamont Hughes Leads 8500 Tons Down Ohio
River notes report the steamer I Lamont Hughes, flagship of Carnegie Steel, towing 15 barges containing 8500 tons of steel toward New Orleans. Expected to dock at Dam 26 amid river swells from strong winds, with other traffic including Packet Senator Cordill and tow boats Standard and Miss Sterling noted. The McClintic Marshall Corp. of Pittsburgh awarded a $1 829 contract to build five steel needle slate for Huntington District dams on the Ohio River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
I. Lamont Hughes
Carnegie Steel Company
New Orleans
The
Steel Company
Cailiope
Queen City
Hughes
Dam
Ohio Valley
Cordill
Pittsburgh
Miss Sterling
McClintic-Marshall Corporation
Huntington
Ohio River
Two Roosevelt Balls Planned at Gallipolis
Gallipolis hosts two Roosevelt birthday dances sponsored by the Elks Lodge and the Knights of Pythias. Proceeds go to the Warm Springs Foundation for Crippled Children. Local orchestras provide music in the two lodge halls Tuesday night.
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Elks and Knights of Pything
Gallipolis
Franklin Roosevelt
Elks
Knights of Pythias
Warm Springs’ Foundation For
Peace bond posted in Gallipolis court appeal
George Ritchie posted a $400 peace bond in Justice Fred Muilisor's court after John Mooney filed charges. The bond was appealed Saturday to the common pleas court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
George Ritchie
Fred Muilisor
Common Pleas Court
Ritchie
John Mooney
Wilkesville Briefs and Local Notes
Carl and Clyde Sheline visited their ill parents Mr and Mrs Jack Sheline with Clyde staying to assist. Auxiliary members kept vigil nightly. Mrs Harley Wiseman and her mother Mrs Cora Grate remain ill. J T Long and son Raymond from Columbus were in town. Alice Peters visited Agnes Woodruff in Alice. Belle Cloud and Mae of Vinton called Sunday. American Legion and Auxiliary dance drew a good crowd. Mrs Ida Phettieplace recovered enough to go out. Walkathon ended after 1894 hours at 3 30 a m on Jan 19. Juanita Nutter and Fred Amos won second prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Sheline
Clyde Sheline
Columbus
Jack Sheline
Clyde
the Auxiliary
Harley Wiseman
Cora Grate
J. T. Long
Raymond
Alice Peters
Agnes Woodruff
Alice
Belle Cloud
Mae
Vinton
American Legion
H. B. Kruskamp
Lottie Kruskamp
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
William Garvin
Ida Phettieplace
Racine Man Hurt In South Charleston Street Affray
O H Price 24 of Racine was taken to Kanawha Valley Hospital Charleston in an unconscious condition after a street affray in South Charleston late Saturday. His assailant is being held by Charleston police for questioning and investigation.
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Gallipolis
O. H. Price
Racine
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Charleston
W. Va
South Charleston
Joint voice recital planned at Grace Church in Gallipolis
Grace M. E. Church in Gallipolis will host a joint voice recital Wednesday night featuring Miss Norma Berridge and Miss Lenore Nuber. Proceeds from ticket sales will benefit the white elephant fund to clear the annex debt from 1926.
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Gallipolis
Grace M. E. Church
Norma Berridge
T. S. Berridge
Lenore Nuber
Columbus
Berridge
Marshall College
Ohio State University
Marie Donavin
Broad Lincoln
WCAH
WSEN
Nuber
Charlotte Gaines
Agnes Wright
Celia
Pretty Creature
Miss Berridge
Leider
Shhubert
Burleigh
Bassett
Miss Nuber
Hildach
Wilkesville School Notes Freshmen Host Night
Wilkesville high school hosts Freshmen Class and guests with games and refreshments at 9 15 pm. Sophomore Class runs this week assembly with program including violin solo and jokes. Seniors order invitations and caps and gowns. baccalaureate set for April 15 and commencement for April 19. Freshman Carey Strausbaugh ill. Junior class plans a future play.
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Charce of
Freshumen
Carey Strausbaugh
Bond Total Is Cut In Gallia County
Gallia County plans for a $33,400 sale of poor relief bonds funded by the state selective sales tax were halted by an order from Adjutant General Frank Henderson. The bonding limit is now $20,000. The tentative sale date was February 20, and commissioners awaited word from the Ohio Tax Commission before advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Frank Henderson
Ohio Tax Commission
CWS Cookers Start Free Meals for Needy Children
Nine women employed under CWS supervision began cooking today at Washington School. They will prepare free meals for children of indigent parents in Gallia County. Sewing projects are not yet started and no county quota for workers is set, says County Supervisor Mrs. John Butz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
CWS
Washington
Gallia
John Butz
Nine Chickens Stolen From Dr Bean's Hen House
Nine chickens were stolen from a hen house at Dr. L. C. Beans suburban residence near Kananga. Sheriff Elmer Hatfield and Chief John Fraley investigated and found the fowl loaded in a johnboat and moved toward West Virginia or down the Ohio River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
L. C. Bean
Kananga
Elmer Hatfield
John Fraley
West Virginia
Ohio River
State Aid Granted to Guyan Township Schools
The Guyan Township Board of Education was told by the state Department of Education that the district is placed on state aid. About 2.50 is expected soon to cover six weeks salaries for the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guyan
Gallipolis
Board of Education
Guyan Township
State Department of Education
American Legion Post 18 Chartered at Cheshire
Gallipolis area members formed a new American Legion Post 18 at Cheshire on Friday night with former Kpolis and Middleport members joining. Ohio Legion officials from Columbus and London attended, appointing Hal Hate as vice commander and other officers including adjutant, chaplain, and sergeant at arms. Attendees from Middleport, Nelsonville, Logan, and Lancaster plus local veterans. A flag and gavel from the Cheshire G A R Post were presented to the new unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
American Legion
Kpolis
Middleport
Cheshire Post
New Lexington
Ohio Legion
Hal Hate
Columbus
Sasiany Columbus
Frank
London
William Hawley
Cipal
Aw Poy
H. Haskins
Clarence Gilmore
Mander
F. D. Allensworth
Garrett Kern
Trag
J. Yntorian
Robert Hern
Welfare Tor
Arthur Rupe
Mem
John S. Richards
Hy Leo Carter
Lewis Jones
Wetherholt
Arthur
Legionnairs
Presen
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