Nelsonville Routs Knights in 6 1 Victory Behind Galvin
Nelsonville gains its first Lo gan Senior League win 6 to 1 over the Knights of St. John as Galvin limits the hit attack to two. Kuhn starts for the Knights, relieved by Krumlauf in the third. Cope at first and Powell at third star for Nelsonville. Next Tuesday Nelsonville hosts the Betas.
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Galvin
Nelsonville
Knights of St. John
Kuhn
Knights
Krumlauf
Spray
Cope
Powell
Victors
Betas
Two Barns Burned At Falls Township Farm
Logan Fire destroyed two barns and outbuildings at the William V. Mamek farm in Falls Township Tuesday night. Loss was about 4000 dollars with no insurance. A family member was nearby before the blaze. the dwelling near the barn cluster was saved. Mamek is Falls Township trustee and a Democrat candidate for commissioner.
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LOGAN
William V. Mamek
Falls Township
Mamek
Rotary Hears Report From Detroit Convention
Rotarians heard G. E. Carr summarize the international convention in Detroit during Monday night sessions. Allan A. Cole presided in the president’s absence as Amos L. Heyde vacationed east. Judge Harley M. Whitcraft praised L. K. Showalter for seven years of attendance with only four meetings missed, and Charles Breene received a six year attendance button from Dr. Harry Eastman.
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Harry Eastman
New York Doctor Swett to Open City Office This Fall
Dr. Chester W. Swett of New York states will open an office in the city this fall. He has leased the second floor suite in the Rochester building once occupied by Dr CO Allen and plans to start by September.
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Logan
Chester W. Swett
New York State
Rochester
CO. Allen
Logan Chapter Inches Toward Installation Date
Logan hosts Eagles Lodge leaders Logan Matty L. Brown and Ray Mullen for arrivals and a headquarters inspection in preparation for a new chapter installation set for August 17.
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Logan
Matty L. Brown
The
Eagles Lodge of Ohio
Ray Mullen
Key
County plans 11 FERA projects in four townships
Work proceeds on 11 proposed FERA projects in Faille Green Starr and Ward Townships. Preliminary plans are developed in the office of County Engineer Orla Wolfe for submission for approval.
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Logan
Faille, Green, Starr and
Ward Township
FERA
Orla Wolfe
Recreation Program Continues at Logan
The FERA recreation program in Logan proceeds under Charles Eberst and Miss Bartelle Hamilton with children reporting in the afternoon and adults playing in the evenings. Children play in the shade to avoid heat, and girls forming volleyball teams should meet Miss Hamilton at the athletic field at 6:30. Subscriptions to fund equipment are provided by Barton A. Hall and others including Alfred Campbell and Miss Elizabeth Hansel.
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FERA
Charles Eberst
Bartelle Hamilton
Miss Hamilton
Barton A. Hall
Forest E. Weinrich
Clarence Blosser
C. Wood Bowen
Alfred Campbell
John Allen
Elizabeth Hansel
Merritt Wonn
C. V. Shepard
Logan Council Takes No Action On Gas Rate
Logan council met Tuesday night and did not act on a proposed gas rate increase. The session ended early after approving an ordinance opening a 16 foot alley between Front and Main along Goose Creek and amending the liquor rule to allow dancing where beer is sold. A resolution to fund an engineer’s sanitary sewer survey was read for the first time. no action on water rates.
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Goose Creek
Rochester and Schwenke Attend Presbyterian Conference at Wooster
Sue Rochester and Ray Schwenke of this city are among 315 enrolled for the Presbyterian Summer Conference at Wooster College Campus, Wooster.
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Sue Rochester
Ray Schwenke
Wooster
Presbyterian
Wooster College
Albany teachers attend Ohio vocational conference
E M Mus grave and C N Jones depart Albany for Columbus for the annual vocational agriculture teachers conference. Jones chairs Dist 11 of the Ohio Association. Albany Grange meets next Saturday at the Grange Hall. members asked to bring pie and sandwiches. Dowd reunion moved to Aug 26 in Columbus. Various local residents visit, travel, or host relatives, with routine weekend activities and updates on illness and social events. Charles Eugene Fagan to wed Miss Sarah Elizabeth Dugan in Philadelphia on Aug 4. Fagan is an Albany native and 1926 Albany High graduate.
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E. M. Musgrave
C. N. Jones
Chester
Columbus
Vocational Agriculture Teachers of Ohio
Jones
Dist. 11
Ohio Association
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Grange Hall
Dowd
Allen McFarland
Cincinnati
C. V. O'Neil
Richard Rossetter
Blanche Rossetter
E. J. Morris
Jessie Morris
Alberta Morris
Youngstown
A. J. McGarrity
Vernon Canny
Dorothy
W. W. Baughman
Worley
Emmett Wingett
Lucile
Ray Knowton
Glen Tewksbury
Charles Eugene Fagan
Sarah Elizabeth Dugan
Church of the Gesy
Philadelphia
Fagan
John Fagen
Albany High Schooe
Mary Virginia Eberst to Wed Arthur Miller
Mary Virginia Eberst will marry Arthur R. Miller on August 1 in Elizabeth New Jersey. The bride is a former Logan Schools teacher and OSU alumna, with sorority ties. the groom is an Ohio State chemical engineering graduate now in a Rahway research lab.
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Arthur Miller
Elizabeth N. J
William Miller
Eberst
Logan
Ohio State University
Kappa Delta Sorority
Miller
Alpha Chi Sigma
Barber Asphalt Company
Rahway
N. J
Andrews Sues for Divorce After Fifty-Nour Years Married
R A Andrews files for divorce from Clara Andrews after years of separation. They wed at Glouster on February 14 1901 and have lived apart for five years with neglect charged in the suit.
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R. A. Andrews
Clara Andrews
Glouster
Health official inspects Logan pools after complaints
An engineer from the state health department visited Logan on Thursday to inspect local swimming pools in response to multiple complaints received by the health office.
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Logan
State Department of Health
Oak Hill Juniors to face Logan in district baseball clash
The Oak Hill American Legion Junior team travels to Logan for the Eighth District elimination game at Athletic Field. First pitch is 5 o clock with Logan as the host. The winner advances to the state elimination in Columbus.
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Oak Hill
American Legion
Athletic Field
Columbus
Pleasanton Social Notes From Mary Reeves Home
Residents and visitors gathered at the Mary Reeves home in Pleasanton for a social evening with refreshments. Attendees included Mrs. Elsie Helwig of Columbus and her son Earnest, Mrs. Ella Bolin, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bolin and Margie, plus guests from Columbus Hunt ington and Lancaster.
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Columbus
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Ben Barnhill
Burlingham
Dock
Dale Kenney
Pleasanton School
Mary Reeves
Charlies Glenn
Carrie Waters
Elnore Ewing
T. J. Savage
Chase
Emma J. Bolin
Rosetta Chase
Elia Bolin
D. M. Kenney
Harley Reeves
Huntington
W. Va
Joseph Howard
Lancaster
Haydenville Man Bit by Black Spider
Logan Lloyd Matheny of Haydenville is believed bitten by a black spider and in serious condition at home under a physician care. The attending doctor reports symptoms of black spider bite and says slight improvement on Wednesday morning.
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Lloyd Matheny
Haydenville
City Eyes Carpenter Street Paving With Federal Aid
City council votes to pursue repaving widening and new sidewalks on Carpenter Street between High and Lancaster with retaining walls. Right of way would be secured if state highway approval is granted and most costs funded by federal money. A committee will meet with the State Highway Department to discuss cost sharing while debates continue on priority projects and funding.
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Lancaster Street
State
State Highway Department
Bert Russell
Anna F. Stauffer
C. C. Cornell
Cornell
Samuel B. Erskine
West State Street
Transients Face Counterfeiting Charge Near Mt Vernon
Two residents in a federal transient camp near Mt Vernon will be arraigned this week before U S Commissioner Joseph W Horner on a charge of counterfeiting. Allen Fleming and Paul Ward were arrested and held for a federal investigation after they allegedly passed three counterfeit coins on a Mt Vernon merchant and authorities confiscated a mold for 50 cent pieces.
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Mt. Vernon
United States
Joseph W. Horner
Allen Fleming
Paul Ward
James White Dies at Home on Shade River
James F. White age 63 died at his home at the mouth of Shade River after months of illness. He leaves a widow four sons and three daughters by former marriages two stepsons one brother and two sisters. The funeral was at Mt Olive Church at 2 oclock conducted by Rev Bert OConnor with burial in Mt Olive Cemetery.
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James White
Shade River
Long Bottom
James F. White
Mt. Olive Church
Bert O'Connor
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Six Join Church Christ at ad
Six members joined the Church of Christ during services and were baptized. New members named include the Reeg and Milhoan families, Mrs. Lay and Miss Marguerite Standley, Mr. and Mrs. Poy, and others from the community. A dinner followed with local guests listed, including Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McDonald and Wanda Yeager.
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Christ
Glen Reeg
Richard
Mary Milhoan
and Milhoan
Daugher Mattie Hoon
Lay
Marguerite Thelma Standley
Poy
and Wires
Loveland
Glouster
Wands Y, Erry
Barberton
Mrs. L. G
Daryl
J. M. McDonald
Wanda Yeager
Ohio Crops Show Mixed Prospects For 1930 Harvest
In Columbus on July 4 W Eberhard head of the Bureau reports variable Ohio crops. Corn yields are uneven with drought stress, oats show improvement, and wheat harvests look promising but weather protection is needed. Hay production higher than last year, oats threshed for farm feed.
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Bureau
Ohio
Federal Board Orders Telegraph Firms to File Financial Data
The Federal Communications Commission directs telegraph companies to submit financial stock data by September 1. The action marks an investigation into interstate affairs, centered on Western Union and related firms, including the Telephone and Telegraph company.
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Telegraph Compania
Telephone and Telegraph
Unie
Telephone
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