Tri county school merger push after voters' units approval
Laurelville Perry Adelphi and Salt Creek districts plan a joint Adelphi meeting to push a merger for a regional high school. Salt Creek voted in favor, Adelphi and Laurelville Perry also favored, Harrison opposed. A new building near Routes 180 and 56 and bond issues are proposed pending board votes in each district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelphi
Laurelville-Perry
Harrison
Laurelville
State Department
Local Boy Tags Snakes in City Streets
Six year old Tommy Thompson, son of Mr and Mrs John Thompson, wandered Main Street with a house snake Tuesday evening. A few days earlier he captured a black snake over four feet long. Neighbors report he has no fear of reptiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Tommy
John Thompson
Main St
Engineer Logan Seeks Eligibility List for Extra Position
Service Director Loomis asked the City Civil Service Commission to certify an eligibility list so an additional water works engineer can be available. Diltz was off duty for a year due to ill health and F W Blankenship substituted during that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Guy Diltz
Water Works Engineers
R. R. Loomis
City Civil Service Commission
Diltz
F. W. Blankenship
Revival Meeting Planned at Barper Run on Route 33
Arrangements completed for a revival meet to be held in a building at Barper Run along Federal Route 33 with the Rev. D. M. Scott in charge. Builders work this week to prepare the building for the meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Arper Run
D. M. Scott
Pioneer Youth groups meet at Evelyn Ruble home near Bristol
Logan district youth groups plan a Tuesday evening gathering at Miss Evelyn Ruble’s home near Bristol. A large delegation is expected, and those attending should contact Miss Margaret McBroom, the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Pioneer
Evelyn Ruble
Bristol
Margaret McBroom
Logan visitors from C. and O. Railroad hosted
J. E. Davis master mechanic and W. W. Deeds train master visited Logan on Tuesday as business guests of the local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Logan
J. E. Davis
W. W. Deeds
C. & O. Railroad
Logan
Central Giants Beat Hilltoppers 7 2 In Seven Innings
Central Giants defeated the Hilltoppers 7 to 2 in seven innings. Clendenen started for Hilltoppers, with Jack Roberts closing, while Beougher and Cecil Scott shared pitching for the Giants. Hilltoppers plated two runs in the sixth off Scott. Jimmy McGonagle and Clyde Beougher hit triples. Tommy Brehm collected two of three at bats. A 5 30 p.m. game between Junior Leaguers and Dads followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — Central Giants
Hilltop
Clendenen
Hilltoppers
Jack Roberts
Beougher
Cecil Scott
Scott
Jimmy McGonagle
Clyde Beougher
Tommy Brehm
Rabbit population grows in Hocking County report
LOGAN reports from many parts of Hocking County indicate many rabbits and squirrels. Favorable weather and the Conservation Department releasing rabbits for propagation have increased their numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Hocking County
The
Conservation Department
Final rites held for Mont Goss in city church
Funeral services conducted for Mont Goss, victim of a motorcycle wreck, at United Brethren Church at 2 pm Wednesday. A large crowd attended and burial followed at Fairview Cemetery near Rockbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Mont Goss
United Brethren Church
Fairview Cemetery
Rockbridge
Boyd to Speak on Lawsuits at Logan Kiwanis
Clinton D. Boyd, candidate for Chief Justice of the Ohio Supreme Court, will address the Logan Kiwanis Club on Tuesday evening July 19. His talk titled Celebrated American Lawsuits will cover notable cases and legal history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Clinton D. Boyd
Ohio Supreme Court
Logan Kiwanis Club
Logan Social Notes Highlight Local Guests and Meetings
Logan society notes report Tuesday visits by Mr and Mrs Sherman Lyke and relatives from Little Hocking and New York City. Logan Council No 120 Daughters of America held a July 12 meeting with 26 members and plans for July 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyke
Sherman Lyke
Warner Ave
L. H. Lobdell
Byron Lobdell
Little Hocking
James Krieg
Cincinnati
W. I. Krieg
Logan Presbyterian Church
Gallipolis
Logan Council
Daughters of America
Katie Conkle
Pocahontas Install Officers and Picnic Plans
Logan Council No. 58 of the Degree of Pocahontas installed officers on Monday night July 11 with Miss Margaret L. Columber as installing officer. Mrs Ed Healy was installed as Pocahontas with Mrs May Bray as Wenonah. A Pocahontas picnic is set for Wednesday July 20 at 6 pm at 1031 Third St. hosted by Mrs William Richardson. The trip of Mrs John Wellman and family to Ocean Grove New Jersey includes stops at Gettysburg Hershey and Princeton and a visit with Mr and Mrs R D McManigak at Westfield New Jersey before seaside time. The Ocean Grove stay will be with Miss Elizabeth McManigal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
Hamilton Allen
Buffalo
Betty Boyd
New York City
Scott Braddock
Frank Judy
Cleo Haley
Rachelmacker Park
Joe Brown
al Kaiser
Cyrus Rochester
Ruth Brooke
Duplicate Bridge Club
E. Second St
William Lehman
H. M. Whitcraft
Rudolph Hankison
W. D. Bassett
M. H. Cherrington
Paul Sanderson
Fred Carpenter
C. S. Clarke
Dallas Kinser
John Lee
Lawrence Hack
Brooke
Logan Council No
Pocahontas
Margaret L. Columber
Ed Healy
May Bray
William Richardson
Third St
John Wellman
Ned
Ben
Anthony Toerner
Jessie McManigal
Ocean Grove
N. J
Gettysburg
Hershey
Princeton
R. D. McManigak
Westfield
Seashore Resort
Elizabeth McManigal
Covington
Washington, D. C
Leonard Culp
Nelsonville
Oscar Mossman
A. W. Fish
Eileen
Boman
Katherine Faulkner
Marietta
Woodrow Daugherty
Homer Daugherty
Kananga
Ella Mae Lewis
William Campbell
Chillicothe Ave
M. E. Grover
Indianapolis
Ernest Holbein
Columbus
Shannon Harrison
Sarah Ripley
Amos
Springfield
Howard Gates
Gallipolis
Ed Dennett
J. L. Haskins
Buhr! Hood
Roger
Charlotte Hambrick
Winfield
W. Va
W. E. Howell
Peggy
Pikeville
Fred Echelmeyer
Emma Louise
Bowling Green
Blanche Canady
Rex Peters
Jerry
Lee Halley
Gladys
Milton
Halley
Sarah Watterson
Phil Kling
Emerson Corbin
George Corbin
Emil Corbin
Battle Creek
Mich
A. R. Fox
A. J. Tomlinson
Margaret McCormick
Loma Bing
J. Howard Neal
Line
Cincinnati
Colonel Campbell
Harold Brown
Ohio State University
Brown
Cleveland
Katie Abbott
Kansas City
Lottie Abbott
Ellen Cherrington
Alice
Lola C. Ney
Frank Poulson
Evansville
Ind
Boyd Thomas
J. A. Carter
A. J. Stormont
Bert Ingels
Bluefield
J. C. Ingels
Picnic at Rachel Macher Park
Our Club picnicked at Rachel Macher Park Monday evening and enjoyed a ham fry. Attendees included Mrs Dessie Hanna Mrs Clara Davis Miss Bertha Madlener Miss Char lene Huffman and Miss Faith Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachelmacher Park
Dessie Hanna
Clara Davis
Bertha Madlener
Charlene Huffman
Faith Wright
Bicycle Crash Injures Logan Rider Escapes Car
Tom Weiland of Gore escaped injuries Wednesday afternoon after his bicycle was struck by a car driven by the Rev. W. H. Holcomb. The collision happened on Zanesville Avenue.
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Logan
Tom Weiland
This City
W.H. Holcomb
Gore
Zanesville Ave
Gallia County Seeks Refund of State Feeble Minded Funding
Gallia County seeks 16 759 84 in refunds after state examiners report overcharges in feeble minded child care payments since 1913. A weekly per capita of 5 50 was charged for 18 commitments, vs 3 50 due, totaling 13 432 26 in credits. A second claim 3 327 58 arises from two Caldwell brothers paid by Gallia for a decade due to state entry error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
E. D. Keeler
John Howell
Columbus
Caldwell
Franklin County
Keeler
Boston Terrier Show Headlines Huntington Kennel Club Trophy
Exhibitors of Boston Terriers in the Huntington Kennel Club third annual dog show at Vanity Fair on Sunday September 11 will vie for the O. C. McIntyre silver cup trophy donated by Dr. Charles E. Holzer of Gallipolis. Dr. W. N. Rowley, club president, announced the trophy named in honor of the late newspaper columnist McIntyre who loved the breed and owned a terrier as a constant companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Huntington Kennel Club
Vanity Fair
O. C. McIntyre
Charles E. Holzer
McIntyre
W. N. Rowley
Holzer
Rowley
Hold Military Rites for Fred A. Lorg at Pine Street Cemetery
Military honors were given the late Fred A. Lorg Wednesday at Pine Street Cemetery by fellow Legionnaires after services at First Baptist Church led by Rev. George Sagen. Pallbearers from the Jr. O.U.A.M. included Charles G. Arthur H. P. Halley Earl Moore Tim Lewis J. A. Johnson and Pearl Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Fred A. Lorg
Pine St
First Baptist Church
George Sagen
Jr. O.U.A.M
Charles G. Arthur
H. P. Halley
Earl Moore
Tim Lewis
J. A. Johnson
Pearl Pierce
Students Visit OHE GALLIPOLIS Clinic Lecture on Heredity
Approximately 100 students from Huntington and Lancaster attended a clinic at the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics. Dr G G Kincon gave an illustrated lecture on Heredity as Related to Epilepsy. Guests toured the institution which now treats more than 2 200 patients. GALLIPOLIS In granting a divorce Anna Lee Stewart Judge W R White ordered Clyde Stewart to pay 17 monthly for support of their minor children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Huntington
Lancaster
Ohio Hospital
G. G. Kincon
Anna Lee’ Stewart
W. R. White
Clyde Stewart
Rio Grande Vacation School Largest Yet in Gallia County
Rio Grande hosts Vacation Church School with average attendance 65, the largest in Gallia County. It offers kindergarten primary and junior departments led by Anna Brooks Maxine Sheets Mabel McBride Margaret Jenkins Anna Mae Evans Cora Lee Lundy. Directors are Rev W L Stafford and Rev E K Midkiff with student pastor duties at the college. Students are shuttled between the school and Adamsville Harrisburg Thurman and Old Pine Districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Rio Grande
Gallia County
Anna Brooks
Maxine Sheets
Mabel McBride
Rio Grande College
Margaret Jenkins
Anna Mae Evans
Cora Lee Lundy
W. L. Stafford
Rio Grande M. E
EK. H. Midkiff
Calvary Baptist Church
Adamsville
Harrisburg
Thurman
Old Pine
County Engineer Urges Lakes and Wayside Parks in Gallia
At the Raccoon Township Civic Association meeting in Community Hall Rio Grande County Engineer E N Leonard outlined WPA road activities in Gallia County and urged the establishment of lakes and wayside parks in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Plan for Absent Voters Ballots Issued in Gallia County
Mrs Helen Russell clerk of the Gallia County Board of Elections announces strict compliance with the law in issuing absent voters ballots. No ballot may leave board rooms except by mail. A list of electors receiving ballots is kept and will be given to the presiding judge with supplies on the Saturday before primary day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Helen Russell
Gallia County
All Day Meet Planned at Macedonia Church
Announcement of an all day meeting and basket dinner at Macedonia Church in Harrison Township on Sunday July 17 with Rev. C A Brown of Wellston Rev Charles Lusher of Mercerville and other ministers delivering addresses. Local Sunday Schools will participate with program numbers including musical and vocal selections. Gallia County residents attend. Donald Jones Jackson business leader travels to a Boston clinic after chest illness at Holzer Hospital accompanied by Ruth Pfann nurse supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Macedonia Church
Harrison Township
C. A. Brown
Wellston
Charles Lusher
Mercerville
Holzer Hospital
Donald Jones
Jackson
Boston
Jones
Ruth Pfann
Saunders seeks divorce in Gallia County court
Merle Saunders files a divorce petition alleging gross neglect of duty by Mary Elizabeth Saunders for refusing to live in the home for more than a year. The couple has a two year old son for whom the father seeks custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Merle Saunders
Mary Elizabeth Saunders
Gallipolis Social Notes Highlight Busy Weekend
A flurry of social events fills Gallipolis with surprise parties, family reunions, and visits. The roster includes Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Roush of Eno hosting a birthday dinner for Mrs. Roush, and John N. Cook’s Western & Southern Life picnic at Chickamauga Park. Guests travel from Marion Columbus Huntington and beyond for gatherings with relatives, friends, and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Roush
Eno
J. W. Frazier and Sons
Angeline Gordon
John Holmes
Will Meet Monday Hosts Outdoor Gallia Club Event
Gallipolis Business and Professional Women's Club plans a Monday evening meeting at the Mc Knight-Davies summer home on Raccoon Creek with hostesses Mrs. Louise Scott Mrs. Amanda Bean Mrs. Ruth Richards Miss Margaret Shuler and Dr. Ella Lupton and swimming and boating available. Effie Moore sues Clement Moore for divorce alleging domestic violence and seeks alimony for two children Frances and Leola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallipolis Business and Professional Women's Club
McKnight-Davies
Raccoon Creek
Louise Scott
Amanda Bean
Ruth Richards
Margaret Shuler
Ella Lupton
Building Unit Employs 75 at Na tional Fireproofing Co unit
Approximately 75 men work at Unit 2 of the National Fireproofing Co under superintendent C. S. Matheny. Glazed and unglazed manganese spot building material named Mangray is produced for Detroit and Chicago markets and used in government financed small building units. The plant began two months ago and features a universal fitting for the new material.
Library to Open Station in Enterprise
Library Ready Logan Books selected and shelving provided for opening at Enterprise station. Josef Brashares promised space in his general store for the library and arrangements are under way to transfer the material within the next few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Enterprise
Josef Brashares
Grange Chorus Plans Rehearsal at St Matthew Church
Logan Grange holds next rehearsal at St Matthew Church on Thursday July 21. All subordinate Grange members are eligible. Mrs James R Smoot leads. A chorus group will be chosen to compete in district and state Grange contests.
Officers Installed by Gallipolis Ryger Council
Gallipolis Ryger Council No. 227 Daughters of America installed officers Wednesday night at the lodge hall. Named were C Mary Rupe A C Hannah Harrison V C Mae Tipton A V C Mabel Eakin conductor Cora Ward warder Evelyn Tate A R S Ina P Rife R S Mary B Rupe F S Ina S Rife treasurer Malinda Bradbury I S S Marilla Lemley O S S J A Searls trustee Nelle Werner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ryger Council
Daughters of America
Lodge Hall
Mary Rupe
A. C
Hannah Harrison
V. C
Mae Tipton
Mabel Eakin
Cora Ward
Evelyn Tate
Ina P. Rife
R. S
Mary B. Rupe
F. S
Ina S. Rife
Wedding Licenses in Gallipolis See Rise in Daily Issuances
Probate Judge James Clark reports marriage licenses issued in Gallipolis average one per day. Recent applicants include Roscoe Barlow 22 and Mary Gwinn 21 of Eureka, B H Matheny 32 and Minnie Brown 34 of Calvin West Virginia, Guy Hart 28 and Charlene Perry 21 of Chesapeake, William Gearhart 28 and Benna Jay 21 of Gallipolis, Arnold Kingery 29 and Murl Angel 23 of Gallipolis, Orie Altizer 20 of Rio Grande, Virginia Starkey 20 of Crown City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
James Clark
Roscoe Barlow
Mary Gwinn
Eureka
B. H. Matheny
Minnie Brown
Calvin
W. Va
Guy Hart
Charlene Perry
Chesapeake
William Gearhart
Benna Jay
Arnold Kingery
Murl Angel
Orie Altizer
Rio Grande
Virginia
B. Starkey
Crown City
Nat G. Warth Reported Critically Ill at Home
Nat G. Warth a former traveling salesman is critically ill at his home on First Avenue near Court from nephritis authorities say he is in serious condition at his residence in Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Nat G. Warth
First Ave
Court
Divorce Granted Stella Woodyard and Jesse Woodyard
In Gallipolis Common Pleas Court Judge W R White granted a divorce to Stella Woodyard and Jesse Woodyard. Crown City residents, married in 1909, they are parents of two adult children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Common Pleas Court
W. R. White
Stella Woodyard
Jesse Woodyard
Crown City
Garden Club Meeting Tonight in Gallipolis
Garden Club gathers at Mrs. Otto Carter home on Portsmouth Avenue with hostesses Mrs. J G Schwartz and Mrs. Paul Moss assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Otto Carter
Portsmouth Ave
J. G. Schwartz
Paul Mossiman
Over 8 000 Swim in Pool Since Opening
Attendance at the new pool reached over eight thousand in the first two weeks since June 29 opening. School board officials praised the turnout despite Wednesday limits of about 300 swimmers.
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Logan
Cemetery Cleanup Plans and Possible Levy Consideration
A crew led by George Angle, Sexton, mows the Old Oak Grove Cemetery in a second cleanup this season. Limited funds hinder upkeep. the council weighs a special levy for November's general election to fund repairs and upkeep of the two cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
George Angle
Sexton
Oak Grove
New Brick Veneer Home Rising on Spring Street
Foundation nearly finished for a residence for C. W. Johnston on Spring St. The brick veneer house is under construction by local contractor Guy Loomis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — Foundation
C. W. Johnston
Spring St
Guy Loomis
Local Merchant Marvin Martin Improving After Foot Infection
Logan resident Marvin Martin, a local merchant, has been off duty for three weeks due to an infected foot that started from a scratch and is now improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Marvin Martin
Local residents head on two week cabin vacation to Dyers Bay
Logan J Meldrim John A Wellman George Stallsmith and John Michel of this city depart for a two week vacation at their cabin on Dyers Bay Canada.
Mrs Rutgers Leaves Hospital After Appendectomy
Mrs Mary Rutgers of Columbus was sent home Wednesday after several weeks in a Columbus hospital. Complications following an appendicitis operation led to extended treatment. Her condition is reported as somewhat improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leaves Hospital
Logan
Mary Rutgers
Columbus
Starr-Washington Board Member Undergoes Appendectomy
Logan Henry Rheinscheid of the Starr-Washington Board of Education was taken to Cherrington Hospital Wednesday evening for an appendectomy after several days of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Henry Rheinscheid
Starr-Washington Board of Education
Cherrington Hospital
Logan-Raymond Helber Injured Eye in Road Work Incident
Logan-Raymond Helber of En terprise sustained an injury to his right eye Wednesday when chemicals splashed as he worked on a road improvement project near the village. He is under medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Raymond Helber
Enterprise
New Library Opens in New Lexington City
Miss Hortense Gibson attended the opening of a new library in New Lexington along with librarians from across the district in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hortense Gibson
New Lexington
Arrange Plan For Legion Baseball Meet
Arrangements are being made for the Junior Baseball Tournament of District 8 at the Chieftain Athletic Field. Teams Crooksville Oak Hill and Logan will compete with Thursday games and a bye for the second round. Logan lists players Roy Marshall Joe Thomas O Neil Mowery Earl Beougher Merl Bell Clyde Beougher William Spence Eldon Carr William Bryan William Shaw Robert Clendenen Harry Burgess Harold Saulters Jonas Morris and Robert McBride. Shared pitching duties are expected from Marshall Mowery Beougher and Burgess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Chieftain
Crooksville
Oak Hill
Roy Marshall
Joe Thomas
O'Neil Mowery
Earl and
Funeral for Mrs. Retha Bigham Draws Large Crowd
In Gibisonville United Brethren Church a funeral for Mrs. Retha Bigham was held Wednesday after she was killed Monday evening by Donald Robinson. Later services in the same church honored Robinson, who died by suicide after shooting Mrs. Bigham. Rev. L. W. Tuttle led both services. Both were interred in Gibisonville Cemetery.
Young Dems Meet Logan County Candidates at Club Hall
Members of the Young Democrat Club gathered Wednesday evening in the James Block hall on the third floor for introductions with many county primary candidates in attendance. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Young Democrat Club
James Block
Ask Additional Space For Library in Hall
Logan city officials seek second floor space in City Hall to expand the public library. Proposals include constructing partitions to create an office and shelving area for incoming state library books and periodicals plus county extension books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
State Library
Hiker Logan Paul Lunsford Recovers From Fall
Logan Paul Lunsford of this city is recovering after a routine section caused a fall during a 2000 mile hike last week. He sustained non life threatening injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Paul Lunsford
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C. W. Davis
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Don Robinson
Chillicothe
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Ira Fulton
M. F. Belden
Greenville
R. E. Nuseck
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C. H. Barlow
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Clean Old
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