City Budget Adopted by Logan Council Tuesday Evening
Logan City Council adopted the proposed budget, reversing cuts and transferring 4500 from the state gasoline tax fund to the relief fund with approval to be sought in Columbus. The meeting included a report on smoke complaints from Logan Milk Station, and authorization to hire a physician to aid indigent residents from August to March.
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Logan
County Budget Commission
Columbus
State Relief Commission
East Front Street
Logan Milk Company
John Canty
Enlarge Athletic Field For Baseball Diamond Move
Logan officials announce plans to enlarge the school athletic field. Supt G E Carr says architect B M Coakley will survey the addition and county commissioners will provide a heavy grader. Once graded, the baseball diamond will be moved to the new area.
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Logan
G. E. Carr
Logan School
B. M. Coakley
Duvall Loses Suit in West Front Street Accident Case
A Logan jury returned a verdict for the defendant in the suit by Billie Duvall and his father Albert Duvall against Har R. Hildebrandt of Columbus. The action arose from an accident on West Front Street several months ago in which the operator allegedly struck and ran over the Duvall boy. Damages of 10,000 were requested.
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Logan
Joe
Billie Duvall
Albert Duvall
Har R. Hildebrandt
Columbus
West Front Street
Hildebrandt
Duval Boy
Miss Fanny Eliza Keynes Dies at 73 in Logan
Miss Fanny Eliza Keynes 73 died at her South Market Street home at 5 p m Tuesday after several weeks illness. She never married. daughter of Robert and Roseanna Keynes. sister of C H Keynes and Mrs Charles Rechenwaldt of Logan. brother William Keynes died earlier. Funeral at 3 p m Friday at her residence, Rev C M Lever of St Paul Episcopal Church officiating. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery family lot.
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St. Paul Protestant Episcopal Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Enrollment surge at Logan High 1932 33 due to Marion Twp loss
Logan High School staff prepare for a larger fall enrollment after Marion Township High School closes. Supt J W Coleman expects about 45 new pupils if eligible enter the city school and total enrollment may reach around 490. Legion delegates elected for state convention in Toledo include Barton A Hall Frank Judy as delegates and Harry Sweazy Melrose Harbaugh as alternates.
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Logan High School
Logan
Marion Township
J. W. Coleman
G. E. Carr
Merion Township
Recovering William Woodard and Ray Reich Improve
Logan July 14 William Woodard who suffered a fractured skull in a Columbus accident a month ago is slowly recovering He and his mother visited the Woodard farm cottage in Starr Township for a few days Ray Reich son of Mr and Mrs A R Keich of Warner Avenue was hospitalized after a ladder struck him on the head He returned home Tuesday evening and his condition has improved steadily
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William Woodard
Ray Reich
Logan
Columbus
J. W. Woodard
Woodard
Starr Township
Ray Keich
A. R. Kelch
Warner Avenue
Local W C T U Members Plan Two Day Conference
Logan group of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union prepare to attend a two day conference at the Lancaster Camp Grounds on July 19 and 20 with Anniversary Day observed on July 20.
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Logan
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Iencaster
Miss Mildrea Laube Visits Chillicothe Sister
Miss Mildrea Laube visits her sister Miss Maybelle Laube in Chillicothe for several days. She returns home with Maybelle, who with Miss Madailene Hoyt was here last week visiting Mia Latube and family.
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Logan
Mildrea Laube
Maybelle Laube
Chillicothe
Madailene Hoyt
Mia
LC Latube
New Steamers Go South for Federal Work
Gallipolis July 14 The new government area steamers Ockerman and Potter built by Dravo Contracting Company Pittsburgh have passed down the Ohio for the Memphis District to aid flood prevention. The side wheel suction dredges cost about 450000 each. two similar dredges were built at Point Pleasant costing about 900000 combined. The Clark and Lewis will operate on the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers in Kansas City and New Orleans districts respectively. A freshet near Charleston damaged Pfaff and Smith Sand and Gravel Company fleet on Kanawha River causing 75000 to 100000 dollars in losses including sinking of a digger and three derrick boats. The Joe Cook and a sand barge were damaged while a steel barge with sand and gravel was saved at Gallipolis Island.
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Gallipolis
Government Area
Ockerman and Potter
Dravo Contracting Company
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Memphis
Occerman
Potter
Point Pleasant
William Clark
Merryweather Lewis
Clark and Lewis
Missouri
Mississippi
Kansas City
New Orleans
Elk River
Charleston
W. Va
Pfaff and Smith Sand and Gravel Company
Kanawha River
Joe Cook
Gallipolis Island
Largest whisky still found near church in Decatur Township
Mariett a July 14 sheriff s men seized the largest whisky still in years on a farm near Antioch Church in Decatur Township. The 60 gallon outfit had cooling coils heaters and a pressure tank with four mash barrels set in a cave near a cool spring. Officers destroyed the plant but kept the site for display at the sheriff s office.
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Marietta
Antioch Church
Decatur Township
Athens couple held on forged check charge in theft scheme
Charles Withrow and his wife of Athens were arrested by Athens police on forgery charges. Police allege Mrs. Withrow used checks in her father W. C. Frum's name at Cline's Ice Cream Co., Bennett's Ranch Bakery, White's Mill, Swanson Furniture, Kroger, and Marietta Paint Store. They face a preliminary hearing before Mayor Robert Wood.
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Charles Withrow
Athens
Dewey Fined and License Suspended in DWI Case
Elmer Dewey of Athens was fined 100 dollars plus costs and his driver's license suspended six months after a Wednesday hearing before Justice Pear Miller on a charge of driving a vehicle while intoxicated. He was arrested Tuesday night by Athens police.
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Elmer Dewey
Athens
Justice of the Peace
Pear Miller
Dewey
Ends in Tragedy in Columbus Auto Collision
A seven member gay swimming party including Florence Cooke, 16, lost a member when she was hurled from the running board of a car driven by her brother James Cooke, 19, in a collision with a parked auto. The crash occurred as the group traveled to a swimming outing.
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Columbus
U.P
Florence Cooke
Miss Cooke
James
Fakamtier
Peaches Not Plums On Odd Liberty Hill Tree
A James Smith farm near Liberty Hill reports a wild goose plum tree with a single branch bearing 19 peaches the size of eggs grafted onto the plum tree. No plums grow, only peaches on that grafted limb, drawing curious visitors.
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Liberty Hill
James Smith Farm
Hocking Helps 1 238 Children Get to School
Logan July 14. During the last term 1 258 school children were assisted by welfare agencies of Hocking County in food and clothing per the annual report of George L. Wright county attendance officer. Agencies cited include Red Cross 500 State Relief 605 local boards 5 and Welfare 48. Absences totaled 2 039 with illness and quarantine the primary causes.
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Logan
Hocking County
George L. Wright
Red Cross
State Relief Committee
Welfare Department
Wright
Delaware
Local Visit and Social Gatherings Reported
Miss Sarah Aiman of West Virginia visited Mr. and Mrs. Mead Swisher. Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Niggemeyer and son, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shuler and daughter Edna, Mr. and Mrs. James Whaley, Mr. and Mrs. John Hartley, and Mr. and Mrs. George Niggemeyer and family. Attendees from the place joined the platform dance at Stewart Saturday night. Edith Brown visits with her parents, and Burneta Konkoskia spent last week with her cousin Louise McClanahan of Harmony.
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H. R. Watkins
Gane Watkins
Athens
Margaret Kincade
Clarice
Rosalie Shafer
Charles Martin
Frank Lawrence
Albert McKinley
L. H. Allen
Brent Metcalf
Cuyahoga Falls
C. P. Martin
L. T. Runnion
Emmett Swisher
Athens Fairgrounds
Virginia Fortney
Stewart
Celia Kinnen
R. M. Allen
J. S. Gaston
John Archer
Oryn Watkins
Edd Timmons
New England Road
Herman Ahart
Near Little Hocking
Sarah Aiman
West Virginia
Mead Swisher
Jacob Niggemeyer
Lawrence Niggemeyer
Joe Shuler
Edna
James Whaley
John Hartley
George Niggemeyer
Edith Brown
A. W. Brown
Burneta Konkoskia
Louise McClanahan
Harmony
Local Families Share Weekend Visits Amid Farm Talk
Mr Friday night hosting included Mr and Mrs Meade Swisher and others with Mr Lawrence Niggemeyer present. Vern Hernard aided George Niggemeyer on the farm and visited his parents. Lawrence Niggemeyer and his son traveled to Parkersburg. James Whaley stayed with Joseph Shuler. Wilbur Elder and daughter Mary of Hebbardsville visited A W Brown's home. Gerald Konkoskia has been seriously ill.
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Oor
Coke Lawson
Meade Swisher
George Niggemeyer
Lawrence Niggemeyer
Hernard
George Bernard
Parkersburg
James Whaley
Joseph Shuler
Wilbur Elder
Mary
Hebbardsville
A W. Brown
Gerald Konkoskia
Community Notices From Cutler and Nearby Areas
Cutler and Stewart residents shared Sunday visits with relatives, while Marietta guests joined local families on Monday. A nine pound son, Richard Edward, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Patterson on July 4. The town hosted church services, a Past Grands meeting, and a large Sunday School convention with the Centennial Sunday School winning the attendance banner.
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Esmond Root
Stewart
Root
Frank Root
Ray Goddard
James Landers
William Brandeberry
Marietta
Cyrus Patterson
Richard Edward
Ida McAtee
Mattie Place Frigg
Leota
Hce
Centennial
Children Die In Movie Fire Tragedy in Chile
In Talcahuano a benefit show at Esmeralda Theater drew 800 attendees. A projection booth fire sparked panic, trampling 21 children and injuring 40 others, mostly aged 6 to 9, as crowds rushed to the exits. The fire was quickly put out.
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Talcahuano
Chile
U.p2x
Esmeralda Theater
Ohio River Returns to Normal Levels Amid Kanawha Debris
Gallipolis reports the Ohio River at normal pool level with Dam 26 near the city and Dam 25 at Addison up, debris from the upper Kanawha cloudburst flowing downstream and one body recovered in the Kanawha while the river remains muddy for bathing and fishing. Diplomatic teams in Washington advance talks on the St. Lawrence waterway treaty linking Great Lakes ports to the sea and European markets.
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Kanawha
Gallipolis
Ohio River
Addison Up
Pomeroy Bend
Paint Creek
Ohio
Washington
St. Lawrence Waterway
Great Lakes
Europe
Death notice for Lottridge George Swartz and funeral details
Lottridge George Swartz died at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lott on Saturday morning. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 o'clock at Alfred conducted by Reverend Cassidy. Interment followed in a nearby cemetery. Attending family members listed include Lizzie Swarta, Fred Harnhart and his children Harold Gladya Lenna Crist, Sum mit Station. William Swartz of Canal Winchester. Edson Swartz of Groveport. visitors Rufus Grayson family and Roy Lily of Pittsburgh. Val Swartz and Charles Woode of Alfred. Sauder relatives noted among guests.
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George Swartz
Robert Lott
Alfred
Cassidy
Lizzie Swarta
Fred Harnhart
Harold
Gladya
Lenna Crist
Summit Station
William Swartz
Canal Winchester
Edson Swartz
Groveport
Rufus Grayson
Grayson
Roy Lily
Pittsburgh
Lawrence Bailey
Val Swartz
Charles Woode
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Logan Council
W. B. Lacock
Board of Health
Elias Bright
Will Chevalier
Wayne Chevalier
Success
Edward Chevalier
C. D. Swartz
Emerson Burson
C. BE. Woode
William Follrod
Ores Swartz
Wayne Sharp
Joe White
Laurelville
Robert Sharp
Custer Allen
Sharpsburg
Mr. Allen
Catherine Hardman
John Chevalier
Mr. Chevalier
Wil! Chevalier
Ed Hardman
Fairmont
Ahert
L. A. Townsend
Duvall
Episcopal Church
Ming Party
Hocking
New Asbury
Cutler
Dale Wo Frost
Hary
H. der
Chesterhill
Hubbel
Louise Place
Kenneth Carr
Garnet Kennedy
George Carothery
Roswell
New J
Ico
James Carothers
Lara Goddard
Calendine
Chester
Zenners Guarantee
D. Zenner Company
Score
Ohio River Normal
Rush River Treaty
Lottridge
Lee
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