Severe storms wreak damage across Logan city
Logan was hit by a trio of rainstorms with a wind surge and heavy hail on Sunday. The second storm brought large hail that damaged greenhouses and windows while the wind felled trees and blocked streets. Power and telecommunication lines were cut for hours as crews cleared sewers and downed debris.
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Alogan
Logan
East Front Street
Church Street
Third Street
Main Street
Robert White
North Street
Muent
West Hunter Freet
Fred Shively
Warner Avenue
Anthony Iner
Chris Gompf
Southberry Street
Toerth
Gompf
Ohio Power Company
J. R. Ralston
King County
Orla Wolfe
City Service Department
Camp Leaders Camp Yields Bird House Class Growth
Logan July 31 Four H club leaders camp at Utica trained in running camps. C W Zeigler led bird house construction with 22 participants in his classes and received high marks for the instruction from Mr and Mrs Marold Chambers and others returning home Saturday.
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Logan
Marold Chambers
C. W. Zeigier
Utica
Zeigler
Petersons Ointment Promises Quick Pile Relief
An advertisement touts Petersons Ointment as healing itching and soreness from piles within minutes or days. It claims relief for rectal irritation and skin sores and notes a large box costs 35 cents at any drug store.
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Pterson
Peterson
Young Boy Again Meets Misfortune
Ray Keich eight year old twin son of Mr and Mrs A R Keich of Warner Avenue suffered a fractured skull when a ladder toppled by a tree struck him as he and neighbors gathered cherries in Marion Township He was taken to a Columbus hospital where doctors anticipated recovery A prior child fire injury and a separate automobile accident had already left him with serious injuries in the past
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Ray
A. R. Keich
Warner Avenue
Columbus
Marion Township
Joan Fox
Fox
Kay
Install Officers as Junior Order Group Begins New Year
LOGAN July 11 Officers of the Hocking Valley Council of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics were installed Thursday evening. District deputy C. E. Pickrell presided listing Vern Robinette as councilor and a slate including Carl Coots Fred L. Chute Keith Schultz A. A. Zimmerman C. T. Stephenson C. E. Pickrell Wilber Riddlebarger D. T. McKee T. C. Riddiebarger Pete Strawn William Thompson C. E. Aurand Howard Green and D. T. McKee as trustees with C. E. Aurand as representative and Howard Green as alternate.
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T. C. Riddiebarger
Inside Sentinel
Pete Strawn
Outside Sentinel
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C. E. Aurand
Howard Green
State Council
Old Penny Coin From Civil War Days Found Near Logan
An 1833 one cent piece was unearthed by John Curl of Perry County while visiting Logan. The coin likely came from a hidden Civil War era bag planted during Morgan raider scares. The Curls’ ancestral garden has yielded several such pennies in recent years.
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John Curl
Perry County
A. J. Curl
Curls
August Curl
Morgan
Million Dollar Breach of Promise Suit Filed in Indiana
Mrs Margaret F. Melter Sr of Goshen Indiana sues Arthur Jordan Indianapolis financier and noted philanthropist for 1 million dollars claiming he failed to marry her. Jordan, among Indiana's wealthiest men, is famed for a 1 million dollar donation to Butler University.
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Maregaret FE. Melter Sr
Goshen, Ind
Arthur Jordan
Indianapolis
Jordan
Indiana
Butler University
Select Teachers Future Of Two Schools In Falls Township In Doubt
Falls Township faces uncertainty over Wal nut Valley and Till Board schools as low enrollment may require transferring students. Named teachers include Irvin Risch Grace Adcock Elmer Risch Freda Moore Faith Krvnn Esther Briley Helen Rush Orla Miller Velma Skinner and Elizabeth Hansen among others in West Logan Enterprise and Union areas.
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Falls Township
Logan
Walnut Valley
Irvin Risch
Grace Adcock
West Logan
Elmer Risch
Freda Moore
Enterprise
Faith Krvnn
Bail
Esther Briley
Carnes
Helen Rush
Calico Ridge
Orla Miller
Neal Kitchen
Scotts Creek
Velma Skinner
Webb Summit
Elzabeth Hansen
Union
Orders in Owens Case and Elks Lodge Initiation
Judge Whitcraft issued two orders in Owens Manufacturing receivership. One case, Case and others vs Hart Spencer, dismissed with plaintiffs to pay costs. In Kroehle and others vs Owens Manufacturing, receivers were ordered to sell realty and personal property. Logan Elks Lodge to hold summer initiation Monday with lunch.
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Logan
Harley M. Whitcraft
Owens Manufacturing Company
Joe S
Hart-Spencer Company
Albert Kroehle
Owen Manufacturing Company
Dsiver
Logan Lodge of Elks
W. J. Davis
Taxoline Proposed for Gasoline in Ohio
Oil company officials in Ohio consider coining the term taxoline to reflect a five cent per gallon tax on gasoline after both state four cent and federal one cent taxes. Placards at stations display the split between gas price and taxes, highlighting that roughly forty percent of the motorist's payment is tax.
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Columbus
Oil Company
Ohio
Pasoltine
Attack Referee in France Menaced by Hoodlums at Prize Fight
In Marseilles a mob attacked the ring after a prize fight last night. James V. Sparks, commander of the American Legion in France, was severely cut and saved from lynching by helmeted soldiers and police who rushed the ring. Sparks had cast his judge's vote for A brown, Panama fighter facing Kid Francis.
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Marseilles
James V. Sparks
American Legion
Terce
Panama
Francis
Dr. Sparks
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Sparks
Pacific Coast States to Have More Power in Election
The 1930 census reapportionment boosts California by nine new congressmen and increases influence in the presidential vote for 21 states while curtailing power in 21 others. New alignments shift centers of population from old urban states to newer rural areas, reshaping electoral dynamics.
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California
Commonwealths
Delaware
Nevada
New York
Meigs County jail matron objects to salary cuts and costs
Mrs. A. O. Tracy, jail matron of Pomeroy Ohio, protests salary cuts from 109.00 to 50.00 monthly and questions county cooking pay limits, meals totals, and general fund handling. She notes past duties, deputy presence, and cost comparisons with Franklin and Meigs County homes, urging fair treatment during hard times.
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A. O. Tracy
Pomeroy
Meigs County Jail Matron Responds to Earlier Report
The Meigs County jail matron says sheriff’s office did not seek attorney general guidance on 45 cent meals or the matron’s salary. She asserts the sheriff’s office did not set prison feeding rules or prisoner washing procedures, and denies involvement in those decisions.
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Meigs County
Sheriff's Office
Weather Man Delays Glouster Street Work on High Street
Excessive rains have postponed concrete pouring on High Street from the railroad crossing to Main Street. The soft roadbed slows repairs and disrupts the business section, with weather antics delaying work longer than expected.
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Glouster
High Street
Main Street
Homer Township Reelects High School Teachers
MOUNT VILLE July 11 The Homer Township Board of Education re elected the same high school instructors for the next school year. The list includes G and Epd.
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Mountville
Homer Township
Rural Education Notes and Staffing in Mo ville Area
Miss Leona Wade joins domestic science instruction and Miss Zelpha Triplett is hired to teach grades in Mo ville. Other teachers listed include R. L. Trainer Lewis, Pa. Shepard, Armstrong, Frank Le, Lucille Carter, Harold Moody, Wrights, and A. L. Price at Oak Hill. Wells academy remains incomplete and talks arise about closing Wise and Ward Schools with pupils possibly moved to other town schools.
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Leona Wade
Zelpha Triplett
Moville
R. L. Trainer
Lewis
Pa. Shepard
Armstrong
Frank le
Oak Hill
Lucille Carter
Sr Town
Harold Moody
Wrights
A. L. Price
Elliott
Wells Ac
Arrests and town dance amid Guards visit in Glouster
Ske McAllister was arrested after a Friday night fight at a Lamborn dance and fined five dollars plus costs totaling thirteen dollars. He paid part and promised the rest by July 20. A National Guard detachment briefly visited Mayor Allen’s home during or after the disturbance. Also, the M E Church officials will hold an important monthly meeting tonight at 7:30 to plan year-end conference activities.
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Athens County
Liberty Center
Gallia County
Highland County
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Ske McAllister
Arre
Marshal C. Fischer
Lamborn Vision
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Allen
Public Hearing Set On Glouster School Budget
A public hearing on the Glouster Village School District budget for the year ending December 31, 1933, will be held at 7 p.m. on Tuesday July 19 in the High School Building office of the clerk.
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Glouster Village
Race driver Samuel Gibson dies in Ohio auto race crash
Akron July 11 A R Samuel M Gibson 25 Youngstown was burned to death Sunday at the Northampton Race Track when his car overturned and caught fire during a 50 lap auto race.
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Samuel M. Gibson
Youngstown
Northampton
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