Hocking County Democrats to Choose Vacancy Candidate
LOGAN July 5 plans set for Democratic committee to select candidate to fill the A L O Neil vacancy in the state rep race. Four contenders named: Elias Bright D M Soliday H B Welch and David Thorne. Final decision expected Friday unless another contestant emerges.
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Logan
A. L. O'Neil
Democrat Executive Committee
Elias Bright
D. M. Soliday
H. B. Welch
Rockbridge
United Brethren Circuit
David Thorne
Carbon Hill
Farm Women Ready for Camp Ohio Utica
Several Hocking County farm women plan to attend the Farm Women's Camp at Camp Ohio near Utica from July 2 to 23. The three day encampment will give them relief from daily home duties and mark the third year such a camp has been held in the district. Postmaster A. E. Hull, recently indisposed, returned to the streets Monday on crutches.
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Logan
Hocking County
Camp Ohio
Utica
Funeral Saturday for Jemima Tedrow in Franklin County
Jemima Tedrow four died Thursday at the Franklin County Home and funeral services were held Saturday at Leonard Funeral Service chapel. She was the widow of Earl Tedrow and sister of Harvey Angie and Mrs Elmer Carpenter. Burial followed in New Straitsville after services led by Rev Hart. No injuries reported in a West Main Street auto crash involving Edward Conkle and Earl Elberfeld.
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Logan
Edward Conkle
Earl Elberfeld
West Main Street
New Civil Service Commission Named in Logan
Mayor Elias Bright fills most of the Civil Service Commission after resignations by C. C. Achauer and A. F. White. Roy Shaw becomes Democratic member succeeding Achauer while Bova Evans fills White’s Republican seat. Phil A Henderson also serves on the board.
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Logan
Elias Bright
Civil Service Commission
C. C. Achauer
A. F. White
Roy Shaw
Achauer
Bova Evans
Phil A Henderson
Visitors from New Lexington and Ohio towns gather in Logan
William Griffin and J Saffite of New Lexington were business visitors in Logan Saturday Byron Moorehead of Olean New York, visiting relatives here and at Nelsonville, left Tuesday for home. Mrs Moorehead and son Richard will extend their visit. Mr and Mrs Rudolph Brown and family of Cleveland were in Logan over the Fourth of July as guests of relatives. Mr and Mrs Gifford Hula and two children were her guests of Logan residents.
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William Griffin
J. ©. Saffite
New Lexington
Logan
Byron Moorehead
Olean
N.Y
Nelsonville
Racey Wins Cleveland Public Links Championship Again
Johnn Racey of Ridgewood defended his title by defeating Arnold Minkley of Grantwood 3 to 1 at the Lost Nation Course. Racey endured seven matches to rise from a field of over 100 competitors in five weeks of play.
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Cleveland
Johnn Racey
Ridgewood
Arnold Minkley
Grantwood
Racey
Orioles Hit Five Home Runs In Doubleheader
Ariett, the International League home run king, slugged five homers across a twin bill as Baltimore Orioles defeated the Reading Keys 21 to 10 and 9 to 0. The burst gives Ablett 41 homers on the season, while 16 total homers were hit by both clubs in the two games.
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Ariett
Baltimore Orioles
Reading Keys
Earl Averill
Cleveland
Ablett
Rain Persists For Gallipolis Fourth Indoors
Gallipolis celebrates Independence Day indoors due to rain. .4 inches fell Sunday night per observer Frank Wetherholt. All Monday sports events postponed. handicap golf tournament play halted. several baseball games canceled except one afternoon match. Morning address by Rev. George Sazan. picnic lunch replaced regular meal. community sing at night.
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Gallipolis
Gallipoli
Frank Wetherholt
Gallipolice Golf Club
Fairgrounds
Columbus Colored Giants
Ohio Hospital
Rutland
George Sazan
Baptist Church
Camp McCarley
Thomas A. Jenkins
Ironton
Gallia Tax Rates Rise in a Decade Across County
Gallia County sees a decade of rising per capita taxes despite population decline from 1920 to 1930. The Ohio Inter-Organization Tax Association reports per capita taxes up 26.2 percent, with total levies up 24.73 percent from 1920 to 1930. County records show the average tax rate increasing from 20.52 to 22.18 and local tax loads shifting across state, school, and municipal districts.
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Gallipolis
Galia
Ohio Inter-Organization Tax Association
Ohio
Gallia
Gallia County
Roosevelt Nomination Draws Mixed National Outlook
United Press survey of editorials notes Chicago leaders favor Roosevelt despite concerns about leadership and campaign fire. Critics say his nomination could sharpen the election and expose Democratic dissension while others praise the platform and potential to unite a resurgent party.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
The
Democracy
Broadwell Community Notes and Visits Across Town
Local residents share visits and travels with friends and relatives from Zanesville Columbus Marion Sand Rock and Sandusky. Broadwell 4 H Stitchers met June 23 with members Ethel Dorothy Enid Pauline Mildred Myrtle Maxine Ruth White joined as new member.
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Jerry Conant
Zanesville
W. P. Hayborn
Lewis Sutton
Haga
Frank Parsons
Clyde Crabtree
Dora Mae
Marion
Sadie Colvin
Columbus
Sand Rock
Malvin Vanway
Ruth and
Carrol
Parkersburg
Leonard Ogg
Don White
Ariene
Don
Lirothy Sedwick
A G. White
Sandusky
John Spitzer
Athens
Joe Young
Howard Hayborn
Max and
Paul Thomas
Enid Ogg
Pauline White
Mildred
Myrtle Parsons
Maxine Sprouse
Ruth White
Mildred Parsons
Dorothy Young
Hoover Nomination Uplifts Prospects for Reelection
Disregard or overrule this state. His nomination, however, improves somewhat the prospects for the re election of President Hoover.
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Hoover
Redtown Gospel Mission Service Led by Rev M Kim Mey
Redtown The services at Redtown Gospel Mission Thursday night drew a large crowd. Rev M Kim Mey of Athens led the gathering with Miss Louwella Clemens of Dayton visiting her parents. Family visits and local residents were noted including Harold Skinner and John Morrison among others.
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Redtown
M Kimmey
Athens
Louwella Clemens
Dayton
Jess Clemens
Frank Leffler
Harold Skinner
Clifford Morrison
Ley Burke
John Morrison
Winsten Martin
Thomas Dalton
Clarence Morrison
George Clemens
Chester Fernard
Mike
Fred Smith
Miam Smith
Greens Run
Crate Morrison
Local families host guests across several Ohio areas this week
Tommy and Mr and Mrs Andy Thompson visited Mrs Nellie Thompson and family Wednesday. Several relatives and friends, including Miss Helen Morrison and Miss Frances Tal bert, Jacksonville, and Paul Kirk of Ringgold, spent time with locals. Others traveled to Dayton Cincinnati Redtown and New York for visits. There was no dance at Joseph Caton’s home. Lee Hooper visited his family in Jacksonville. George Chapman visited Watt McDonald and family Thursday.
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Mr. Martin
E. M. Martin
8. B. Miller
C. W Schwenke
Martha Ross
Richmond
Miller
Kingston
Earl Nicholson
Dayton
Andy Thompson
Redtown
John Johnson
New York
Joseph Caton
Lee Hooper
Tanie Hooper
Jacksonville
George Chapman
Watt McDonald
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