Laurelville Man Guilty Of Assault In Logan Court Case
In Logan on January 30 jurors found Charlies B. Reynolds of Laurelville guilty of assault with intent to kill after testimony that he threatened Arthur Smith with a knife in Smiths restaurant on January 10. Smith reported defending himself with a poker and Reynolds claimed intoxication. Sentencing was deferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurelville
Logan
Charlies B. Reynolds
Harley M
Whitcraft
Arthur Smith
Reynolds
Smith
Assault charge against Raymond Knece in Logan
Raymond Knece of Salt Creek Township faces additional trouble after an alleged Sunday assault on John Crago. Sheriff Ellinger and Deputy Sparpon arrested him and he awaits arraignment before Magistrate C. T. Stephenson in Logan. A separate affidavit accuses him as part of a trio who on January 25 stole and wrecked R. A. Aldridge’s car causing eight percent damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Raymond Knece
Salt Creek Township
John Crago
Sol Ellinger
Stanley Sparpon
C. T. Stephenson
R. A. Aldridge
Final quarantine lifted in Logan for scarlet fever case
Logan city health department ended the only contagious case with fever in the area. Dr. W B Lacock health commissioner issued two new quarantines in Laurelville for scarlet fever bringing total rural district quarantines to six. Four quarantines expected to lift within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan City
Logan
Health Department
W. B. Lacock
Laurelville
Aix
Swift Cure Promises Relief From Rheumatic Pain
An advertisement touts RU-MA as a quick remedy for rheumatic pain from uric acid poisoning in muscles and joints. It claims immediate relief by aiding natural elimination, notes endorsement by drugs, and offers a $1 guarantee refund if no relief is felt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Quick
Flapper Fanny Says Ona Park Sassy Beach Quip
Ona Gladys Park remarks spark witty line about sand and single pebble status on the beach. The colorful cartoon voice plays up social flirtation and urban lore with a playful jab at vanity.
CWA Payrolls Fall Across Hocking District
Logan officials report a weekly decline in CWA payrolls. Hocking County disbursed 16,007.96 to 1,300 workers, down about 8,000 and 125 workers from the prior week. Perry County paid 20,164.70 for 1,900 workers, Pickaway 5,256.03 for 46 workers, Fairfield 6,318.12 for 61 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Jan
CWA
Barton A. Hall
Hocking County
Perry
Pickaway
Fairfield County
Nunemaker Rites Held for Adeline Nunemaker
Funeral services were held Monday at the United Brethren Church for Mrs. Adeline Nunemaker of near Logan. The Rev. P. E. Wright of Lancaster and the Rev. B. C. Peters led the rites. Burial followed in Oak Grove mausoleum near Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
United Brethren Church
Adeline Nunemaker
P. EB. Wright
Lancaster
B.C. Peters
Oak Grove
Yaw Seeks Re election as County Auditor
Logan January 3 W Yaw county auditor said he would run for a second term after filing a petition to circulate in the coming days. He is a Democrat serving his first term. Also noted are Lawrence Franklin Huntley 24 miner and Ethel Naomi Brooks 16 at home as described in the report. Magistrate C T Stephenson officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Yaw
Democrat Party
Lawrence Franklin, Huntley
Jobs
Seth Huntley
Ethel Naomi Brooks
William Brooks
C. T. Stephenson
Logan witness testifies in common pleas case
John Reynolds of Laurenville, who lost a leg in the 1932 hunting season, appeared in Logan on Monday as a witness in a common pleas court case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John Reynolds
Lauremvilre
Common Pleas Court
Lanning Divorce Filed by Goldie Lanning
Goldie Lanning sues Elijah Lanning for divorce over cruelty and neglect. They married April 4, 1902 and have one child. Alimony and custody of the child sought with decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Jan. W
Goldie Lanning
Elijah Lanning
Murray People Visit From CCC Camp and Nearby Towns
Members of the CCC camp near Logan spent the weekend at home in Murray City. Guests included Joe Moreno Andy Mason Richard Penn William McManaway Roland Campbell Clayton Wright John Dyson and Mr Wine. Other groups visited family hosts in Nelsonville Columbus Crooksville Wooster and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Jan
CCC
Logan
Joe Moreno
Andy Mason
Richard Penn
William McManaway
Roland Campbell
Clayton Wright
John Dyson
Wine
John Fisher
Dorcas
Phillip Fisher
Harold Potts
Elaine
Oreville
James Hamer
Nelsonville
Edward Driggs
Columbus
James Smart
Walter Frazee
Lucy Frazee
William Poling
Gloria Jean
Phil Fisher
Don Solon
Wooster
Clean Streets greet Logan churchgoers
Logan January 30. The service department worked early Sunday to clean Main Street to improve its appearance for the Sabbath. Saturday traffic leaves debris as the heaviest business day, making Sunday streets look better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Service
Main Street
Sudden Cold Weather Halts CWA Projects
Logan residents woke to a light snow and near zero temperatures as a sharp wind closed several CWA projects for the day. Work halted at Willow Lake site with men dismissed. time to be made up before week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
CWA
Willow Lake
Orie John Vanatta Funeral Thursday
Death occurred Monday morning at 4 30 at the home of Mr and Mrs John Westenhaver in Logan Ohio. He formerly lived in the city and attended school later moved to Columbus then illness brought him back to relatives. He leaves one sister. Final rites set for 2 PM Thursday at the Westenhaver residence with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Jan
Orie John Vanatta
John Westenhaver
West Main Street
Vanatta
Columbus
Westenhaver
Oak Grove Cemetery
Ilesboro and Enterprise Farm Institutes Conclude
LOGAN Jan 30 Successful farm ere' institutes wrapped up last week at Ilesboro and Enterprise with state lecturers Mrs. Paul Young of Columbus and A O Dobbins of Cedarville. Enterprise program occurred Wednesday and Thursday. Ilesboro on Friday and Saturday. Large turnout and district schools attended, with Harold Chambers, extension agent, aiding both groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Farmere’ Institutes
Ilesboro
Enterprise
Paul Young
Columbus
Dobbins
Cedarville
Enterprise Institute
Tiesboro
Harold Chambers
Boy Scouts to Attend Citizenship Program With City Leaders
In Logan, Boy Scouts sponsor a February 3 citizenship program with three local troops. Selected Scouts Ray Smith of Troop 153 Paul Zimmerman of Troop ??? and Ray Collison of Troop 160 will accompany Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald Service Director Roy R. Loomis and Police Chief Lewis Reynolds all day. The same group plans a February 8 trip to the Secouters convention in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Jan
Boy Scouts
Ray Smith
Paul Zimmerman
Ray Collison
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Roy R. Loomis
Lewis Reynolds
Columbus
Stoughton Family Hosts Visitors in City
Mr and Mrs John Stoughton and their three children of Lancaster spent Sunday at the Stoughton home in this city. Harold Chambers extension agent is spending the week in Columbus attending Farmers Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stoughton
Lancaster
Stoughton
Harold Chambers
Columbus
Mayor's Office Renovation Underway at City Hall
Renovation of the mayor's office at City Hall is in progress with papering and painting of two rooms. A new floor has already been laid in the mayor's private office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
City Hall
Embezzlement Charge Spurs Warrant in New Zealand
A. Schweder, said to be wanted in Huntington West Virginia for embezzling 18000 dollars from a post office, was held in Dunedin New Zealand on January 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunedin
N. Z
A. Schweder
Huntington
W. Va
Grand jury probes lynching in Hazard Kentucky
Hazard Kentucky January 3 Grand jury begins investigation into the lynching of a Negro man seized from the county jail and hanged after mortally wounding a white man last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazard, Ky
New Deal Club Formed in Marion County Democrats
A faction of Marion County Democrats plans to organize a new deal club next Friday to oppose the policies and activities of the current Democratic organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Marion County Democrats
Bricklayer Dies After Fall At Zanesville Courthouse
Clarence Lemon a 40 year old bricklayer fell from a scaffold while working on the new courthouse Caldwell in Zanesville January West, and died in a hospital from injuries sustained in the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Jan. W
Clarence Lemon
Caldwell
Ohio CWA to Cut February Spending by At Least $100000
Columbus Ohio January 30 subhead Major E O Braught Ohio CWA executive director announced a substantial reduction in February spending on Civil Works Administration service projects The cut will be at least $100000 with personnel reductions left to county administrators
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Works Administration
E. O. Braught
Ohio
CWA
Braught
Lions battle to death in Beatty cage at Cleveland show
In Public Auditorium Clyde Beatty’s lion and tiger spectacle saw a male lion kill a young lioness during a 10 minute death struggle. Beatty remained in the cage throughout and later herded the animals back to their quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cage
Beatty
Cleveland
U.P
Clyde Beatty
Local residents host weekend visitors in New Asbury area
Hebbardsville guests included Mr and Mrs John Coe and others visiting Mr and Mrs Joe Shuler at New Asbury Clyde Oxley of Charleston spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs R H King and Mrs Ray Swinehart of Athena visited Elza McPherson. Joan Whaley stayed with grandparents James and Mrs Joe Shuler. Orville King and Margaret Reno visited Rolland McPherson Thursday. Albert Buckley of Mineral was guest of A W Hudnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coe
Edwin Greene
Christine
J. W. Whaley
Charles Polzin
Joe Shuler
New Asbury
Clyde Oxley
Charleston
W. Va
R. H. King
Ray Swinehart
Athena
Elza McPherson
Joan
James Whaley
Orville King
Margaret Reno
Rolland McPherson
Albert Buckley
Mineral
A. W. Hudnell
Glorifying Yourself with Fresh Flowers in Hairdos
Advice on wearing flowers as hair adornments for winter styles. Recommends gardenias carnations orchids and gardenia pins for various hair lengths and buns, with guidance on placement to keep the bun concealed and the look polished.
Payroll total for Gallia County workers reported
Gallia County payroll for the week ending Jan 2 totaled 10190.71 dollars for CWA workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Jan. W
CWA
Gallia County
Assault on Principal And Teacher Charged
William Taylor and David Mosier of Raccoon and Greenfield Townships were bound over to the grand jury after waiving examination on charges of assaulting Edward A. Edwards principal and Frederick Shafer teacher at Thurman Schools. The incident occurred Friday night at a basketball game between Thurman and Mercerville teams. Both defendants posted bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
William Taylor
David Mosier
Raccoon
Greenfield
Grand
Justice of Peace
Leo Carter
Edward A. Edwards
Frederick Shafer
Thurman
Mercerville
Moore-Robinson By Gallipolis Couple
Announcement of the marriage of Marjorie Moore and Ralph Robinson in Gallipolis. The ceremony occurred October 4 1905 at Catlettsburg Kentucky with Rev. Pierce officiating. Both graduates of Gallia Academy High School class of 1931. Mrs Robinson training at Holzer Hospital School of Nursing. Mr Robinson works at G J Auto Parts Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Marjorie Moore
William Moore
Ralph Robinson
Anderson Robinson
Catlettsburg
Pierce
The
Baptist Church
Gallia Academy High School
Robinson
Holzer Hospital School of Nursing
G. & J. Auto Parts Company
Gallia County Delegate Heads to Columbus for Legislature
V. J. Ni day, Gallia County representative to the general assembly, left Tuesday for Columbus to participate in the Ohio Legislature sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Jan
V. J. Niday
General Assembly
Gallia County
Columbus
Ohio
Wardens Move Gallipolis Family to New Apartments
Mr and Mrs J W Warden and their daughter Etheleen moved from the Oliver residence on Third Avenue to apartments in the Wagner Building at the corner of Second and Court Streets in Gallipolis on Monday January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
J. W. Warden
Etheleen
Oliver
Third Avenue
Wagner
Second and
Court Streets
Weekend Visits From Switzer and Hughes Families
Mr and Mrs Paul Switzer of Dayton spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs R M Switzer Howard Hughes of Columbus visited Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs E D Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Switzer
Dayton
R. M. Switzer
Howard Hughes
Columbus
E. D. Hughes
Steamer Julius Fleischman Visits Kanawha River Mines
Gallipolis dispatch notes the steamer Julius Fleischman of the Hatfield Campbell's Creek Company sailing up from Louisville and Cincinnati to Kanawha River mines on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Julius Fleischman
Hatfield- Campbell's Creek Company
Louisville
Cincinnati
Kanawha River
Ellsworth Expedition Returns After Plane Accident
Dunedin New Zealand January 30 The Wyatt Earp carrying Lincoln Ellsworth and Bernt Balchen Antarctic expedition arrived after Ellsworth's plane was damaged during trials The expedition ends its exploration for the time being and will return to San Francisco Ellsworth called the moment bitter but praised the craft despite the mishap
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunedin
N. Z
Yachting Figure Difs Detroit
Plans were made here for the burial of Commodore Arnold Augustus Schantz known as the dean of Great Lakes yachtmen who died Sunday at Miami Beach Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Arnold Augustus Schantz
Great Lakes Yachtamen
Miaiui Beach
Fla
Fire Department Reconditioning Nears Completion in Gallipolis
Gallipolis reads that improvements to the fire department and headquarters are near finish. A new $10.00 pumper will arrive soon after February 1, with motor and chassis upgrades for the Federal hose wagon and a re chassis for the ladder truck. A utility pickup with trailer for water rescues and life-saving gear is added. Painting and a new concrete floor finish the upgrades funded by the Ohio beer license tax share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
General Fire Equipment Company
St. Louis
Chasse
Rio Grande Briefs Focus on Local Social and Religious Happenings
Wil ing Workers Class met at Mrs. Margaret Bohn’s home January 2 for a New Year program with refreshments served afterward. Next meeting set for February 13 at David Cottage with Mrs. Rose Eagle as hostess. Calvary Baptist Church in Wellston hosts Evangelistic meetings led by Rev. E A Mdkiff with special music. Ladies Aid members gathered at Mrs. A J Clark and Mrs. Cottrell homes. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jones announce their marriage from last year. she formerly Miss Agnes McBre le and taught at Bidwell. they will reside in Gallipolis. J L Miller daughter Marie and Louise Miller spent time in Langsville with relatives. Dr. Harry Meyers of New York, friend of Dr. W J Fulton, visited Mollie and May Fulton. Harley Cloud, son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Thomas, underwent appendicitis surgery. Marguerite Frederick visited Miss Mareena Clark. Dorothy McCuskey and Mrs. David Williams were in Gallipolis Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
Margaret Bohn
David Cottage
Rose Eagle
Calvary Baptist Church
Wth
E. A. Mdkiff
Wellston
Ladies Aid Society
A. J. Clark
Cottrell
Lewis Jones
Jones
Agnes McBre@le
Bidwell
Gallipolis
Rio Grande College
J. L. Miller
Marie
Louise Miller
Langsville
Harry Meyers
New York
W. J. Fulton
Mollie
May Fulton
Harley Cloud
Luther Thomas
Marguerite Frederick
Mareena Clark
Dorothy McCuskey
David Williams
Funeral for Ben Doas Held at Buck Ridge
Funeral services were held this afternoon at Buck Ridge for Ben Doas 40 colored who died Saturday midnight at his home on Third Avenue. He leaves a wife and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Buck Ridge
Ben Doas
Third Avenue
Mrs Boggs Undergoes Appendix Operation in Gallipolis
Mrs Bernard Boggs of Gallipolis underwent an appendectomy at Holzer Hospital on Monday following she was admitted for the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Bernard Boggs
Holzer Hospital
Eleven Ohio high schools receive first grade ratings
On January 30 the State Department of Education awarded first grade charters to eleven Ohio high schools. Included are Raccoon Township in Gallia County and the villages of Vinton and Vinton in Gallia County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallia
Columbus
Ohio
State Department of Education
Raccoon Township
Gallia County
Vinton
Vinton Village
OES Elects Officers at Gallipolis District Session
Ruth Swisher of Radcliff was elected president of the Twenty fourth District of the Order of Eastern Star at Gallipolis during the annual session in the Masonic Temple. Mabel Baker Ironton named vice president Beryle Rees Vinton secretary Clara Jenkins Wellston treasurer. Attendance trimmed by cold weather with about 150 guests at the dinner and 150 at the evening school of instruction. Anna Mae Jenkins Wellston inspected in place of the ailing Lydia Crawford Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ruth Swisher
Radcliff
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Mabel Baker
Ironton
Beryle Rees
Vinton
Clara Jenkins
Wellston
Swisher
Vennie Butler
Lawrence
Gallia
Jackson
Anna Mae Jenkins
Lydia Crawford
Cincinnati
A A A W Shaw Proceeds Benefit Rio Grande Scholarship
Gallia County Chapter of the American Association of University Women sponsors Lewis Carrolls Alice in Wonderland at the Gallipolis Theater on Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Proceeds support the annual scholarship for a woman student at Rio Grande College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
The
American Association of University Women
Lewis Caroll
Rio Grande College
Gallipolis Men to Attend State Conventions
Gallipolis residents head to Columbus for multiple meetings during Farmers Week and related sessions. Rev W W Duff will represent the Gallia County Ministerial Association at the Ohio Pastors Convention. County agent E T Reed, Ralph Davis, and EB Riggs of Raccoon Island travel for Ohio State University events. Gilbert Bush plans a two day Ohio Ice Manufacturers session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Columbus
W. W. Duff
First Presbyterian Church
Gallia County
E. T. Reed
Ralph Davis
EB. J. Riggs
Raccoon Island
Ohio State University
Gilbert Bush
Ohio Ice Manufacturers’ Association
Burley Leaf Sale Sets New Price Peak in Gallipolis
Burley tobacco at the Gant Ley Market in Gallipolis reached a new high Monday with total pounds sold topping prior levels. The top lot brought 11.87 per hundred for 31 pounds as quality stayed solid though cold weather limited receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New High Up
Ad Gallipolis
Jan
Burley Tobacco
Gantley Market
Marriage Licenses Issued in Gallia County
In Gallia County the county clerk issued marriage licenses as follows John Wheaton a farmer of Cheshire Township and Daisy Cremen daughter of Blanche Cheshire Township and Mayse a farmer of Raccoon and Kathleen Nance da Thomas Nance of Raccoon Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Bate
Clark
John Wheaton
Daisy Cremen
Blanche
Cheshire
Mayse
Farmer
Raccoon
Kathleen Nance
da Thomas Nance
Raccoon Island
Gallipolis
Jan. C
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Frank Webb
Pearl Duffy
Albert Darby
Julia Matheny
Bertha M. Clark
Mary Huston
Sydney Grubb
George Juergensmeier
Carl Engle
William Coe
Ervin Schooley
Newton Spencer
Ball Creek
Athens
Coca Cola Bottling Works
Flapper
Fanny
Ona _ Gladys Park ra
Hocking
Vweoman
Murray
Enterprise Institutes
CWS
Hebbardsville
John Dillinger
Midwest
Indiana
Lillian Holley
Lake County
Crown Point
Ind
Dillinger
Chicago
Lad
Roger Touhy
John
Jake
Factor
Touhy
Bella Factor
Jerome Factor
Moore-Robinson
Wardens
Str
Fleischman
Ellsworth
L. 5
Rio Grande Briefs
Ben Doss
O.E.S
A. A
A. W. Shaw On
Lumbus
RCA Victor
Air Cell Radio
RCA
RCA Radiotrons
Zenners
Zenner
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