Catholics and Methodists Tied For First In Logan Loop
Catholics defeated the Methodists 5 to 0 to share first place in the Logan Junior League. Swaim pitched a two hit shutout until Heinlein’s seventh inning triple, a 20 inning scoreless streak. Halby and C Dalton added triples. Landis and Snyder returned from illness to play for the Methodists.
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Logan Loop
Logan
Methodists
Swaim
Heinlein
Halby
C. Dalton
Landis
Snyder
Mrs Miller Weds Melrose Harbaugh In Columbus Church
Logan couple Ella M Miller and Melrose Harbaugh were married at 10 am Saturday in Columbus by Rev David Barre of St John Episcopal Church. Attendants Dr and Mrs C E Reethorn of Pataskala. After a brief trip to Erie they will reside at 111 East Second Street. Harbaugh with Citizens Insurance. Miller longtime cashier at Logan Home Telephone.
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Logan
Ella M. Miller
Myrtle White
City
Melrose Harbaugh
M. G. Harbaugh
Columbus
David Barre
St. Jonn Episcopal Church
C. E. Reethorn
Pataskala
Reethorn
Miller
Erie
East Second Street
Harbaugh
Citizens Insurance Agency
L. B. Home Coming at Murray Aug. 5
Murray City plans for the annual home coming at the Murray U B Church on Sunday August 5. Former pastors residents and friends are invited. Speakers include Rev John Currens Rev B F Peters Rev P E Wright Rev Wilson and Rev Roy Standford with a memorial cross and flowers for deceased members. A basket dinner and love offering will be features at noon.
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Murray City
Murray, U. B
John Currens
B. F. Peters
P. E. Wright
Wilson
Roy
Masons Prepare for Thirteenth District Picnic
Arrangements completed for the annual Chapter Masonry picnic in Logan to be held Sunday at Ash Cave. Rolland Bright district inspector and C E Allen High Priest of the local chapter lead the program planning and activities.
Truck Owners Meeting to Discuss New County Code
Logan truck owners in Hock ing County convene at the Odd Fellows Hall at 7 30 Friday night to interpret features of the recently announced code and hear the facts surrounding its regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Hocking County
Odd Fellows Hall
Logan Eagles Aerie Installation Set for Aug. 17
Logan August 17 is the date for the installation of the Logan Aerie of Eagles announced by Matty L Brown. He will attend a Thursday meeting at Hammond Music Store with a caravan planned to a picnic site and at least several lodges are expected to participate in the ceremonies.
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Logan
Matty L. Brown
Logan Aerie of Eagles
Inet
Mr. Brown
Hammond Music
Oakdale man visits Logan after three years
Bryan Heft of Oakdale California visits Logan for a brief stay with relatives. He is employed by the Southern Pacific Railroad and has lived in California for six years.
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Logan
Bryan Heft
Oakdale
Calif
Heft
Southern Pacific Railroad
California
Police Allow Short Sleeves in Heat
Logan City police may abandon coats on duty as summer heat rises. The force will wear white shirts and regulation trousers while officers Roy Loomis and Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald approved lighter attire to improve efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Roy Loomis
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Advice on Chlorine Use in Private Pools During Heat
Logan health officials urge private pool owners to treat water with chlorine regularly to prevent infections during July and August. State health department backs the guidance, noting children should not remain in pools for long periods in extreme heat due to an epidemic of ear, eye, and sinus infections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
State Department of Health
Logan Briefs on Local Visits and Funeral Assistance
Harold Evans assisted J. G. Spears of Columbus at a Chauncey funeral Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Bowen of California visited Miss Mary Louise Bowen and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. John Frail of Lima visited friends. Miss Jane Thurness and Miss Jane Madden of Columbus spent the week in Logan with Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Thurness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Evans
Chauncey
J. G. Spears
Columbus
Hamilton Bowen
California
Mary Louise Bowen
John Frail
Lima
Logan
Jane Thurness
Jane Madden
W. Dd. Thurness
Cyclist Injured Near Union Church After Motorcycle Skid
Earl Biggs of Columbus was thrown to the ground when his motorcycle skidded on loose gravel near Union Church in Falls Township. He suffered a cut above the right eye and friction burns and was taken to Cherrington Hospital. Biggs was en route to Noel North’s home for a short visit.
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Logan
Union Church
Falls Township
Earl Biggs
Columbus
Cherrington Hospital
Biggs
Noel North
Local residents attend weekend gathering in North Walnut Street
George Young of New Straiteville along with Mr and Mrs David Aleshire of The Plains joined Mr and Mrs Joe Hutchins on North Walnut Street for a social weekend. The American Legion Band plans free concerts each Thursday in August on the Court house platform on South Market Street.
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Logan-American Legion Band
South Market Street
Vacationing at Buckeye Lake John Hammon on trip
John Hammon of this city takes his first vacation in five years spending this week at Buckeye Lake with Mr and Mrs Francis Myers of this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John Hammon
Buckeye Lake
Francis Myers
Scarlet fever reported in Hocking County
Scarlet fever appeared in Hocking County for the first time in two months with two cases from Laurelville on Tuesday. Donald and Earl Swackhamer, sons of Mr and Mrs Rolly Swackhamer, are ill with the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Laurelville
Donald and
Earl Swackhamer
Rolly Swackhamer
Former Girl Friend of Outlaw Weds Again
Mary Jenkins Longnecker, 23 year old divorcee and former girlfriend of John Dillinger, has married Charles Constable of Dayton two weeks ago. Her husband claims she cut ties with Dillinger’s circle though they visited the Chicago World’s Fair last year before Dillinger’s arrest in Lima and subsequent notoriety. The incident links her to Dillinger’s shadowy past without charges against her.
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Dayton
John Dillinger
Public Enemy No. 1
Chicago
Mary Jenkins Longnecker
Charles Constable
America
Boon
Lima
Underworld
Dillinger
Pillinger
Nationwide Grocery Code Education Campaign Planned
The National Food and Grocery Distributors' Code Authority will launch a nationwide education campaign in August with 48 state conferences led by a member of the authority and staff. The program aims to show benefits of the code to consumers, producers, and trade, with Ohio details to follow.
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Food and Grocery Distributors’ Code
National Code Authority
C. H. Janssen
F. F E. Dowler
District Code Authority
Janssen
National Food and Grocery Distributors’ Code Authority
State Code Authority
Ohio
Syracuse Boy Scouts Have Own Playground
Mrs. Mary Bridgeman grants Troop 45 part of her lot for a playground. Scout master Fred Shumway whitewashed trees set park tables and seats for rest periods. An ice cream social and show benefited the Syracuse School Auditorium.
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Syracuse
Mary Bridgeman
Fred Shumway
Irving Karr
Asbury Methodist Sunday School
Ladies’ Aid Society
Asbury Methodist Church
C. A. Bartels
Huntington
W. Va
Margaret Lawrence
Youngstown
van Johnson
Henry Johnson
Ellen Grace
Ellen St. Louis
Walter Reich
Mary Calkins
Louisville
Lillian Moore
Marjorie Moore
Athens County Gets New FERA Projects
The State Relief Commission approved 1089 FERA projects in 39 counties, providing jobs for 2,290 people at a total expenditure of 408,181 dollars mostly for wages. Projects include Athens Glouster relaying paving on Locust and Morgan Streets 7070 dollars and Nelsonville slum project paving Charlies Street 960 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Relief Commission
FERA
Athens
Locust
Morgan
County Nursing Service
Nelsonville
Charlies Street
Marine Corps Recruiting Seeks Young Recruits in Chicago
The Chicago Recruiting District will accept unlimited applicants ages 17 to 25, height 5 feet 5 inches to 6 feet 2 inches, high school graduates with no defects for four year enlistments. Marines offer steady work, travel to China Cuba Haiti Panama Hawaii and the Philippines, and advancement. Send inquiries to Room 824 New Post Office Building Chicago Illinois or visit the World Fair booth for details.
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Chicago
United States Marine Corps
Marine Corps
China
Cuba
Haiti
Panama
Hawaii
Philippines
United States Navy
New Post Office
Illinois
New York Post Office
U. S
Brooks School Pupils Gather for Albany Reunion
About 250 people attended a Brooks School reunion at the Bowers School near Albany. Seventy five former pupils joined dinner and talks by Dr Charles Teeters Travis Coe H A Dixon and others. The oldest attendee was Mrs Patience Reeves aged 82 and the youngest was J F Gibson aged 13. Local musicians provided music and grounds were prepared by former pupils C C Woodyard Arthur Woodyard Brad Gibson and L K Woodyard.
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Albany
Bowers School
Here
Charles Teeters
Washington D. H
Travis Coe
H. A. Dixon
Downington
Hayes Dutton
Martinaville
Ind
Blanche Gorby
Patience Reeves
Bowers
J. F. Franklin Gibson
Nettie Hibbard Milligan
Charles Parker
C. C. Woodyard
Arthur Woodyard
Brad Gibson
L. K. Woodyard
Brooks
Mary W. Hanning
Athens
Carpenter
Lottie Martin
Nora Robinson
Ray Jordan
Frank Gibson
Arthur Gibson
Lawrence Woodyard
Hazel Chase Wickline
Columbus
Newton Woodyard
Cincinnati
Clayton Tewksbury
Springfield
Howard Tewksbury
Millersport
Ida Ayeres Beasley
Adria Lax
Emma Parker
Pearl Chase
Eva Ayeres
D. C
Local residents share visits and travel plans across towns
Paul Glenn and family of Colorado visited friends in Rio Grande on Thursday. George and Eleanor Brooks have gone to Granville to spend two weeks at the Baptist Assembly. Miss Georgia Langdon of Gallipolis spent a few days with Miss Margaret Marie Jenkins. Prof and Mrs A D Boston have taken an apartment at L F Allens for the coming year. Mr and Mrs Goetting and daughter Bessie visited Bidwell Sunday, after Edna Arundel leaves for Ironton for the summer. Miss Swisher of Columbus will be acting dean the next five weeks. Mr and Mrs L F Allen spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs D C Richards in Bidwell. Mrs C W Hutchison is improved after illness. Mrs H Sayre is visiting Pennsylvania for two weeks.
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Paul Glenn
Colorado
Rio Grande
George
Eleanor Brooks
Granville
The
Baptist Assembly
Georgia Langdon
Gallipolis
Margaret Marie Jenkins
A. D. Boston
L. F. Allen
Goetting
Bessie
Bidwell
Edna Arundel
Ironton
Miss Swisher of
Columbus
D. C. Richards
C. W. Hutchison
H. Sayre
Pennsylvania
Local Social and Church Notices from Gallipolis Area
Cheshire Mr and Mrs Aron Davis and sons of Gallipolis were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs F W Butcher. Preaching at M E Church Sunday July 2 at 1030 by Rev J W McMahn. Mr and Mrs Raymond Roush announce the birth of a daughter on Friday July Harry Clark Toledo visiting relatives. Ed Yeanger and daughters Eloise and Evelyn were guests of Harley Lee and Ira Lee Springfield three days last week. They attended the funeral of Mrs Rhoda Scott on Saturday. Elizabeth Watson Columbus visiting sister Mrs Wil Hawley. Floyd Thomas and family recent guests of Ira Lee Springfield and E E Abies Newark. They attended funeral of Mrs Rhoda Scott at Springfield. W W A of M E Church will meet at Miss Mary Jenkins Friday August 3. Dayton Kennedy Sunbury recent guest of Homer Kennedy.
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Aron Davis
Gallipolis
F. W. Butcher
M. E
J. W. McMahn
Raymond Roush
Harry Clark
Toledo
Ed Yeanger
Eloise
Evelyn
Harley Lee
M. E. Church
Mary Jenkins
Dayton Kennedy
Sunbury
Homer Kennedy
County Relief Director Speaks at Glouster Kiwanis
H. M. Spang of Athens County, relief director, spoke to the Kiwanis Club at the Hotel Gordon Tuesday noon. He outlined Athens County relief operations, noted ongoing businesslike challenges, and said continued relief work will be needed for some time. Mrs Vera Kinney played a piano solo. County Commissioner Fred F Kittle attended as a guest. Attendance prize went to Atty George W Rose.
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Glouster
H. M. Spang
Athens
Athens County
Kiwanis Club
Gordon
Spang
Vera Kinney
Fred F. Kittle
Herman Atlas
Atty
George W. Rose
Brother Fatally Hurt in Coal Mine Fall at Minden West Virginia
Gooding Walker died from injuries after a fall of state while loading coal at a Minden coal mine in West Virginia. His brother William Omen and relatives Mrs. William Omen Mrs Denver Brickles attended the funeral Monday. Una Miller and Edithe Wolfe, from Trimble New Martinsville, returned from a westward tour visiting 20 states and Mexico with stops at Grand Canyon Pike's Peak Yosemite Yellowstone and the World Fair in Chicago spanning about 8000 miles.
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Millfield
William Omen
Walter Walker
Gooding Walker
Minden
W. Va
Denver Brickles
Una Miller
Westerville
Edithe Wolfe
West
Mexico
Grand Canyon
Pike's Peak
Yosemite
Yellowstone National Park
Chicago
Visit Ends as Needhams Return Home
Mr and Mrs G P Needham and son with Mrs Lyda Wolfe of Richmond Ind visited the Leadbetter home Sunday. The Needhams and son left for Richmond Sunday night while Mrs Wolfe stayed for a visit with relatives and friends in Nelsonville Haydenville and Logan.
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Glouster
G. P. Needham
Lyda Wolfe
Richmond
Ind
W. W. Leadbetter
Mrs Sarah Vernon Injured in Fall at Glouster Home
Mrs. Sarah Vernon of Glouster is recovering at the Corning home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Emmett Rogers after fracturing her right arm in a fall at her city residence. She previously fractured her left arm in a fall about two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Sarah Vernon
Emmett Rogers
Corning
Milk price increase urged by Cincinnati producers
In Cincinnati on July 25 producers from the Cincinnati Milk shed plan new pleas in Columbus for higher milk prices. They intend to cite water shortages and other drought effects as the justification.
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Cincinnati
Columbus
Sunday School Class Honors Nina Lowry With Surprise Birthday
Mrs Nina Lowry received a surprise birthday party hosted by M E Church Sunday School Class No 6 at the Lowry home. Guests included Melba Grimm Ruth Southard Laura Smathers and other members. The class plans a program and playlet Aunt Deborahs First Luncheon at the church on July 31 at 730. Irene Davis and Louise Dunlevy are moving to Columbus for work. Travelers include Mrs Chester Merrett visiting Glouster and Ed Harry family moving to Oakdale.
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M. EB. Church
Nina Lowry
Arthur Lowry
Melba Grimm
Ruth Southard
Laura Smathers
Eleanor Kangus
Frances Hartley
Gertrude Bernard
Betty June Dunlevy
Flo Hallam
Catherine Davis
Cleo Mae Conaway
Deeds
Cheaster Lowry
Harold Rothery
Mary Jo
Pontiac
Mich
William Gaskalla
M. E. Church
Deborah
Irene Davis
Columbus
Louise Dunlevy
Ed Harry
Oakdale
Glouster
Chester Merrett
Detroit
Henry Williams
Frank Binderbasin Jr
Harry Dehman
Norma Jean
Glouster Visitors Stay With City Relatives
Mr and Mrs Rolland Chevalier and three children and Mrs Tresa Faires and son Floyd of Akron visit Glouster and Trimble, staying with relatives. All are former Glouster residents who have lived in Akron for several years.
Hocking Herbert Farms Returns After CCC Camp
Herbert Hocking, enrolled at a CCC camp in Indiana, has returned to service after a four week period with his father Andrew Farms at Hocking.
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Hocking
Herbert
Loyal Daughters Church of Christ Meeting Notes
A brief record from the Loyal Daughters Church of Christ at Glouster notes the July gathering led by Mrs Ernest, with Ma King delivering devotionals. Mrs Ethel Lewis presided over business, 17 members attended including Mrs Shepard, and refreshments were served after the meeting.
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Glouster
the Loyal Daughters Church of Christ
Ernest Not Hill
Ma King
F. Danford
Ethel Lewis
Shepard
Glouster Notes Local Residents and Carnival Attendance
Aged Glouster resident at St Anthony’s Home Tuesday night. Mr Quinn in building at Nelson Bakery for years. Rural Route No 1 Keirn and absence of Keirns noted. Many attend Glouster carnival field drawing night with large crowds and late hours. Church of Christ trip with teacher and group reported.
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Glouster
St. Anthony's Hoe
Mr. Quinn
Nelson Bakery
Millfield
Keirn
Sunder
Boudinen
Gion Street
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L. B
Murray
Masons
Ash Cave
Logan Eagles Aerie
Legion Plans
Outlaw
Dowler
Syracuse Boy Scouts
Eleanor Karr
Lancaster
Harvey Nease
Presbyterian
Littler’s Bakery
Southeastern Ohio
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Rufus Putnam
Brooks School
He Purvis
Department of Justice
Coolville
Bethel M. BE
Austin Blake
Belle Kibble
Eden
Francis Smith
Carl Frey
Carleton Snider
P. O. Smith
Olive Westfall Parrish
Rodney Brandeberry
Ireland
W. T. Gardner
Iva Morrison
Cyril Arnold
Samantha Mooney
Miss Mead
Miss Kirkman
Sand Hill
Cheshire
Suppers
Jacksonville News
Mrs. Ernest Jones
Christ
Columbes
STATE
Glouster Junie
Church of Christ
Oxford of the
Oxford
Zenner
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