Logan Chamber Endorses Blanket Re-Employment Code
Logan C of C directors held a special meeting to back the blanket code under the National Recovery Act and to mobilize full support through president Bartion A. Holt. Early adopters include Ideal Grocery J C Penney Ford Hack Auto Supply Risch Pharmacy Lewis Motor Sales Logan Bulk Storage and 8S Grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Bartion A. Holt
Ideal Grocery
J. C. Penney Company
Hocking Valley Fair Opens Wednesday in Logan
Logan prepares for the four day Hocking Valley Fair with rides, exhibits, and a notable program. Kiddies Day offers free admission for under 18 on Wednesday. The week features Santo Lopez in a dangerous Slide to Death stunt and daily free acts by Leaping Lindy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Histy
Santo Lopez
Lopez
Paul Sens
Malmon
D. Woodland
Sec’y
Notable Horses and Police Staffing At Valley Fair
A large staff of special police is being assembled to manage traffic and protect Fair visitors. Among the well known horses on the grounds are Great Atlantic Lon Dewey Abe Harvester Jake Worthy Calvin May Wilma Sunny and others with fine records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Atlantic
Lon Dewey
Abe Harvester
Jake Worthy
Calvin May
Wilma
Sunny
Rural Reports Planned for Hocking County Schools
Clerks from rural Hocking County boards of education met with Supt. J. W. Coleman to finalize records for the state indebtednes report. Coleman will carry the final data to Columbus Thursday, with certificates of indebtedness expected soon to cover bills through July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Boards of Education
Hocking County
J. W. Coleman
State Department
Columbus
Supt. Coleman
Large crowd visits Ash Cave on busy Sunday
Ash Cave logged its largest registration of the year with more than 2,100 visitors Sunday, according to Ranger Lewis Jones. The site on Route 86 saw earlier closures for tar work, but with the highway now in good condition, tourist traffic is expected to remain steady for the rest of the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Four Arrests by Hacking Officers in Logan District
Logan July 25 four arrests were made Sunday with six charges filed in Magistrate W W Martin's court. Floyd Sherburn Dwight Parrish James Wilson and Charles Botzer faced charges including intoxication driving with liquor transport and related counts. Pleas varied from guilty to not guilty with fines bonds and grand jury referrals. Families of Rotarians later joined a visit to Ash Cave for dinner at Scenic Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
W. W. Martin
Loil Eliinger
Joe Farbearn
Floyd Sherburn
Dwight Parrish
Lancaster
James Wilson
Charles Botzer
New Straiteville
Sherburn
Logan Rotarians
Ash Cave
Logan Faces Heat Wave as Water Use Surges
Hot weather drives Logan residents to sprinkling and cooling needs. Water consumption rises above one million gallons per day, taxing pumping facilities to maintain mains pressure. This marks the second daily million milestone of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Custody Decision Splits Walsmith Children Between Parents
Judge E L Ewing rules in the Walsmith custody case naming John Walsmith as guardian of the three oldest children now living with his sister Anna Peterson and Margaret Walsmith retaining custody of the youngest. Costs of the action are charged to Walsmith. The aunt previously held custody while she resided in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsmith
Woodard Family to Visit Buckeye Lake Summerland Beach
Mr and Mrs J W Woodard and daughter Elanore of Logan plan a week at Lytle cottage Summerland Beach Buckeye Lake. Thursday evening they host Logan Kiwanis Club members as guests with a picnic supper planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
J. W. Woodard
Elanore
Buckeye Lake
Lytle
Summerland Beach
Logan Kiwanis Club
Health chief directs sanitation work at Hocking Valley Fair
Logan health commissioner Dr. W B Lacok leads a sanitation program at the fair grounds for the Hocking Valley Fair this week. Inspecting the water supply, he oversees the construction of four sanitary toilets with materials furnished by commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking Valley Fair
W. B. Lacock
Columbus Hosts Doubleheader With Louisville Teams
Logan reports L E Mowbray Charlies C Achauer and Jess Coumber attended Sunday games in Columbus as Louisville faced Columbus in a two game baseball doubleheader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
L. E. Mowbray
Charlies C. Achauer
Jess Coumber
Columbus
Louisville
Rain Brings Relief to Logan Farmers
Rain visits Logan after two weeks with heavy rainfall on Monday aiding crop moisture. A storm swept the county's northwest area before noon and another electrical storm passed over Logan in the afternoon, bringing hoped for relief to farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Couple Wed In Rockbridge County Union
Cyril Baughman a 21 year old barber of Lancaster and Thelma Poling a 20 year old shoe worker of Rockbridge are described as the children of Mr and Mrs James Baughman and Mr and Mrs William Poling in this brief birth wedding notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril Baughman
Lancaster
James Baughman
Thelma Poling
Rockbridge
William Poling
Religious services at Camp Hocking led by Rev H L Geddes
On Friday night religious services were held at Camp Hocking with Rev H L Geddes of the First Presbyterian Church of this city in charge. Special music was provided by the Junior Choir of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Camp Hocking
H. L. Geddes
First Presbyterian Church
Floyd Sherburn Faces Additional Charges After County Arrest Warrants
Logan reports Floyd Sherburn, fined twice Monday in Magistrate W. W. Martin's court, may face further trouble after Sheriff Sol Ellinger received a Fairfield County warrant for his arrest on a charge of taking a motor vehicle without the owner's consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Floyd Sherburn
W. W. Martin
Hocking County
Sol Ellinger
Fairfield County
Millfield Edges Amesville in 14 Inning Classic
Millfield defeated Amesville 4 to 3 in a 14 inning baseball game at Millfield Park Sunday. Toth and Kollister sparked the rally with hits, and Barney Sanders homered for Amesville, whose late surge included a run in the thirteenth and a final effort as the winning run scored in the fourteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
Amesville
Chauncey
Millfield Park
Potter
Smith
Toth
C. Sanders
B. Kollister
Echard
Barney Sanders
Witham
Kollister
Patterson
Adams
Glasa
Sealey
BOGOR
D. Areccaseeseesabosan
B. McKinsey
W. Kollister
Temple Meets Tonight at Pleasant View Pythian Sisters
Pleasant View Temple Pythian Sisters in Chauncey will hold an important business meeting tonight followed by a social hour and refreshments.
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Chauncey
Pleasant View Temple
Pythian Sisters
Chauncey Pythian Sisters to Host Club Event
Past Chiefs Club and Pythian Sisters of Chauncey will be entertained Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Noah Harvey on Ellis Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chiefs Club
Pythian Sisters
Noah
Harvey
Ellis Avenue
Seven Chauncey area mines in operation today
In Chauncey on July 25 seven mines reported active including No. 107 No. 219 No. 15 Black Carbondale Lick Runa ocking. The list reflects the local mining activity and indicates multiple sites in operation.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Area
Black
Carbondale
Lick Runa
Ocking
Weiner Roast Among Plains Residents
A group from The Plains held a weiner roast on Salem Hill Monday night. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Ray Michael and family, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Linscott and family, Mrs. Bernice Luman and children, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Porter and daughter, Dorothy Mae Gabriel, Donna Shafer, and Esther May Cochran of Walbridge, Ohio.
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the Plains
Salem Hill
Ray Michael
Floyd Linscott
Bernice Luman
Ralph Porter
Dorothy Mae Gabriel
Donna Shafer
Esther May Cochran
Walbridge
Ohio
Entertain at Supper Chauncey Hosts Mr and Mrs Ralph Brown
Mr and Mrs Ralph Brown of Chauncey hosted a Friday night buffet luncheon. Guests included Mr and Mrs L H Pendergrass, Mrs Herbert Pendergrass and children Rita Sue and Patsy Lou of McRoberts KY, Mrs Harvey Courtney, Clinton Courtney, Bunky Brown, and Mr and Mrs Paul Theisen and son Paul Tyrus of Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ralph Brown
L. H. Pendergrass
Herbert Pendergrass
Rita Sue
Patsy Lou
McRoberts, Ky
Harvey Courtney
Clinton Courtney
Bunky Brown
Paul Theisen
Paul Tyrus
Local group visits Lowell guests of McDaniels in Ohio
A group from Chauncey visited Lowell Ohio last week as guests of Mr and Mrs Frank McDaniel who recently moved from Milfield. The party included Mrs Rice Thomas Sarah Thomas Circle Hill Mrs Nim Wamsley and Ruth Athens Mrs Blanche Brown and Harold Brown Pontiac Mich Mr and Mrs Theron Goodson and sons Mary Guerra Elbert Minister Eleanor Minister and Mrs Edward Minister Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Lowell
Ohio
Frank McDaniel
Milfield
Rice Thomas
Sarah Thomas
Circle Hill
Nim Wamsley
Ruth
Athens
Blanche Brown
Harold Brown
Pontiac
Mich
Theron Goodson
Mary Guerra
Elbert
Eleanor
Edward
Chauncey Dinner Compliments Blanche Brown and Harold Brown
Mrs Edward Minister of Chauncey hosted a dinner at her Ellis Avenue home in compliment to Mrs Blanche Brown and Harold Brown of Pontiac Michigan. Attending were Mrs Nim Wamsley and Ruth of Athens Mrs Rice Thomas and Sarah Thomas Circle Hill Mary Guerra Millfield Theron Goodson and sons Eleanor Minister Elbert Minister and Mrs Blanche Brown Harold Brown and Mrs Minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Edward
Ellis Avenue
Blanche Brown
Harold Brown
Pontiac
Mich
Nim Wamsley
Ruth
Athens
Rice Thomas
Sarah Thomas
Circle Hillf
Mary Guerra
Millfield
Lawn Party Honors Cochran Family in Chauncey
A lawn party at the home of Mr and Mrs Floyd Shafer on The Lower Plains Sunday evening celebrated Mrs Asa Cochran and family of Walbridge Ohio. Attendees included multiple Shafer couples and relatives plus Miss Elizabeth Spears and S M Bingman. Ice cream and watermelon followed a picnic supper. CHAUNCEY July 25 Mrs Rice Thomas Circle Hill hosted a dinner honoring Mrs Blanche Brown and son Harold Brown of Pontiac Mich, along with Mrs Edward Minister and Miss Eleanor Minister of Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Simpkins
Asa Cochran
Elizabeth Spears
S. M. Bingman
Chauncey
Rice Thomas
Circle Hill
Blanche Brown
Harold Brown
Pontiac Mich
Edward Minister
Eleanor Minister
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Maxwell announced
Short funeral services will be held at West Union Street Cemetery about 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon for Mrs. Sarah Maxwell. She died at the home of a son in Delaware Ohio. The funeral services will be held in Delaware at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning before the funeral party leaves for Athens.
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West Union Street
Sarah Maxwell
Delaware
Ohio
Athens
Portland Church Hosts Ice Cream Social and Attendance Contest
Portland church activity notes include the Young Ladies Sun day School serving ice cream and cake to the Young Men's Class which had the largest average attendance in a contest. Community visits span Beaver appointments, family stays in Wheeling and Athens, and Sunday visits among local families and relatives.
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Young Ladies
Clarey
Beaver
Local Church Service and Community Visits Report
Broadwell Reverend Long led Sunday service and a closing business meeting. Numerous visits and social calls noted among locals including Ellises Nice Whites Oggs Holdcrofts and Crabtrees with travel to Parkersburg Stewart Marion Athens and Jacksonville. The week featured several household movements and visitors.
Local residents appear in Columbus area visit scenes
Union Mr. Ray Might, former Union resident now living near Columbus, visited the old home place now Pearl Love property. Mrs. John Withers and Clara Louise Withers, returning from Columbus, were with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Withers and their little daughter. Mrs. Hubert Reeder and son Kenneth visited a ill brother in Murray City while Mrs. Dorothy Mulpas and children called on Mrs. Swartz in Glouster. William Cornell had been in Columbus. Mrs. Jane McHargson and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barker of The Lower Plains visited Mrs. Jane Ross. S K Seward operates gre-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Might
Union
Pearl Love
Might
Valley Crossing
Columbus
John Withers
Clara Louise Withers
Clyde Withers
Hubert Reeder
Kenneth
Murray City
Dorothy Mulpas
Swartz
Giouster
William Cornell
Jane McHargson
Charles Barker
Lower Plains
Jane Ross
K. Seward
Meeting attendance noted in Athens area
The report records Hubert Reeder and family and Clyde Moore and family attending a Thursday meeting at the Athens tabernacle while a cresy store at Union spent Thursday at Guysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cery
Union
Guysville
Hubert Reeder
Clyde Moore
Athens Tabernacle
Albany Area Hay Harvest Underway and Local Visits
Albany hay harvesting continues in the district. W E Moler of Athens visited Albany on Saturday. Claud Dean and family from Ventura California stayed with cousins Mrs R A Wines of Albany and Mrs Sherman Goodwin of Athens R D. Mrs Frank May improves slowly after illness. Locals attended a picnic at Old Man's Cave near Logan Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Moler
Athens
Albany
Claud Dean
Ventura
Calif
R. A. Wines
Sherman Goodwin
R. D
Frank May
Old Man’s Cave
Logan
Athens Residents Visit and Return Home from Cincinnati
Bassett Mrs Mary Kirkendall and son Jerry return to Cincinnati after a week with Mr and Mrs Marvin Maxwell. Athens residents Jerry Lash and family spend Monday at their farm. Charlie Seipel visits D M Fields. Paul Downey and Si Bowles hosted at Canaonville Road. Mary and Louise Seipel noted as Athens residents. Charlies Leighty and family guests of George Leighty. Carnival attendance by locals in Athens Saturday night. Clara Glidden of Athens weekends with O C Glidden. Ralph Pratt family visit relatives in Athens on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kirkendall
Jerry
Marvin Maxwell
Cincinnati
Jerry Lash
Athens
Charlies Seipel
D. M. Fields
Paul Downey
Canaonville Road
Si Bowles
Mary and
Louise Seipel
Denzil Robinson
Charlies Leighty
George Leighty
Clara Glidden
O. C. Glidden
Ralph Pratt
Various Residents and Visitors Highlight Reedsville Notes
Reedsville reports include visits by J Grove Smith and family from Buffalo. W 8 Osborn’s return from Richwood. Mrs Shumway and Bertha Weekly from Belmon t. John Torrenge’s Belpre visit with sister H W Larkins. Joseph Stein’s Pittsburgh return after visit with uncle L R Stein. Roy Packard and son Paul returning to Columbus after visiting W J Packard family. W W Widenham of Los Angeles visiting Ida Kibble. Barnett family at Vinton. Amy and Lucy Dye and Joppa brother with R W Burden. Nora Damewood and children from Akron visiting E L Newell. Stout and Gephart in Columbus at Callie Cowdery’s. birth of son to J L Rose announced at morning Star with Buckley grandparents. Tom Reed and daughter from Oklahoma visiting E Warren. Harvey Thomas improving from quinsy and heart trouble. Mabel C Barnett returned from Parkersburg. Zana Carpenter of Spencer visiting Mint Carpenter. Cecil Dillon to Port Homer for work. T E Whited of Parkersburg here. Reedsville Board of Education attended all day meeting in Pomeroy. Highway Department applied road off to State Route 248 through Reeds.
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H. W. Larkins
Joseph Stein
Pittsburgh
L. R. Stein
Roy Packard
Paul Packard
Columbus
W. J. Packard
Ethel
W. W. Widenham
Los Angeles
Calif
Ida Ki
Callie Cowdery
J. L. Rose
Morning Star
C. W. Buckley
Tom Reed
Oklahoma
Effie Warren
Fred Knowles
Harvey Thomas
Mabel C. Barnett
Parkersburg
Zana Carpenter
Spencer
W. Va
Mint Carpenter
Cecil Dillon
Port Homer
T. E. Whited
Reedsville
Heroes for Sale at the Ohio Theater
Richard Barthelmess stars in Heroes for Sale at the Ohio Theater, a war aftermath tale praised for its tragic, logical ending. The review notes his other films The Last Flight Central Airport and his stance on truthful endings, while the Majestic presents college humor with Bing Crosby and Burns and Allen.
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Ohio
Richard Barthelmess
Fes Majestic
Bing Crosby, Burns and Allen
COURT
National
Ohio Theater
Central
Barthelmess
Majestic
Bing Arlen
Mary Carlisle
George Burns
Howard Jones
Lona
Andre Mary x
Gio
Majestic Theater
Hollywood
Bing Crosby
Jack Oakie
Fes
The
Ter
Community Notes From Long Bottom On Local Birthday Surprises
Mrs. R D Babcock’s birthday party drew twenty two neighbors for a surprise supper Monday night. Visitors include Ida German and Evah from Wheeling to see ill sister in law Artie Schreiber. Various locals and trips are listed, with hospital, travel, and family visits noted across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Babcock
Ida German
Evah
Wheeling
Artie Schreiber
Martin Gandee
Racine
Guy Hayman
Eugene Milhoan
Akron
W. F. Hawley
E. O. Packard
Belpre
Vietta Parker
Pearl Parker
Parkersburg
Ethel Hadill
Pittsburgh
Gail Burdette
Spencer
M. L. Brooks
Mildred Kim
Middleport
Garnet Chevalier
Stanley Swan
Columbus
George W. Jacoby
Washington County
Marin Vickers
Vincent
Jacoby
Swan
Elizabeth
Nonia Allen
Haga Home Coming Set for August 6
The Haga community hosts an annual reunion at Haga chapel on Sunday August 6. Rev Wynn Plummer of Logan will be principal speaker. A basket dinner is planned at noon in the grove and all friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haga Chapel
Wynn Plummer
Logan
Haga
Gip Mae At Home in Gip Mae At Home in STEWART
Gip Mae, 73, died at home here on July 3. Finera service held at M. FE Church noon. Born at Bean Cemetery, Mr. Starkey later lived in Athens. He was a Stewart of 25 years, widow, with a granddaughter and two sisters, Mandy Bowles and others.
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Stewart
Key
M. FE
Bean Cemetery
Starkey
Ginia
Athens
Blanch Ogg Ogg
Iam
Umbus
Bode Starkey
Mandy Bowles
Athes
West Virgina
Local Social Roundup Sees Busy Weekend Gatherings
A series of weekend visits and family gatherings are noted as Misses Kasler and Linscott family members host and travel. Attendees include Mrs. Eldon Kasler Norma Lee and the Kasler household with various relatives from Athens Strouds and Moon visiting over the weekend.
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Sea
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Harold Gatty
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U. S Air Corps
Portland
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Little Daughter
van McDade
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East Liverpool
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Kenneth Weekly
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Wilford
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Sam Lee
Dam No. 21
Everett Reed
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Zanesville
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Cole Harris
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Emlin Adams
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Broadwell
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Ray Nice
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Riley
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Harry van Dyke
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