Logan Council Hears Gas Rate Fight Over Franchise Ordinance
Logan Ohio council meets amid debate on a proposed gas franchise ordinance. Mayor Bright seeks repeal of a 50 cent service charge as Ohio Fuel Gas Company urges delay for a thorough survey and threatens appeal to the Utilities Commission if enacted.
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Logan
Elias E. Bright
FW. Phillips
Athens
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Utilities Commission
Bright
Phillips
Canty
Larimer
Lewis
Showalter
Weiss
Camp Hocking to Meet Coca Cola in Lancaster Clash
Camp Hocking's baseball squad travels to Lancaster Sunday afternoon to face Coca Cola. Adrian is expected to pitch for the conservationists and has shown swift improvement in recent games.
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Logan
Camp Hocking
Lancaster
Coca Cola
Adrian
Theft reported of 2% chickens in logan county
Kenneth Huggins of Mr Pleasant reported the loss on Monday night. Sheriff So Ellinger and deputies began an investigation into the theft of 2 percent chickens in the area.
Temporary Codes Drafted for Logan's Part in NRA Drive
Logan news reports a July 27 City meeting where manufacturers and merchants gathered at the courthouse auditorium to review temporary codes under the National Recovery Administration. Barton A. Holl urged cooperation on employment and wages while an executive committee led by Holt coordinates local business groups.
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Logan
NRA
Chamber of Commerce
Barton A. Holl
Holl
National Recovery Administration
Hall
George E. Carr
Kiwanis
E. W. Davis
Rotary
E. E. Bright
H. W. Larimer
Margaret Lutz
E. B. Trueblood
Barton A. Holt
Three Injured in Accidents Tuesday in Hocking County
In Hocking County three people were injured in separate Tuesday accidents near Gore and Rockbridge. Allen Drake and Ernest Stevens, both of Columbus, were cut and bruised and Drake suffered chest injuries when their car was sideswiped on Route 31 near Rockbridge. they were taken to Cherrington Hospital. The other incident involved Floyd Hartman who was struck by a car near Gore as he walked with Clyde McManus, requiring stitches for facial injuries. the vehicle, owned by Marshal Frank Matthews, New Straitsville, did not stop.
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Logan
Gore
Hocking County
Allen Drake
Ernest Stevens
Columbus
Drake
Rockbridge
Cherrington Hospital
Grant Smith
Floyd Hartman
Clyde McManus
Hartman
Clarence Palmer
New Straitsville
Marshal Frank Matthews
Motorcycle Program Aims to Aid Bill Sauer on Labor Day
The Hocking Valley Motorcycle Club will stage a Labor Day meet at Fairgrounds on Sept 4 directed by D. Y. Milne. Bill Sauer, Logan’s champion fan, plans to buy a new car and friends sponsor the motorcycle program to raise funds. Commissioners donate the grounds as a kickoff contribution. The club seeks speed events for a strong program.
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Bill Sauer
Fairgroounds
Hocking Valley Motorcycle Club
D. Y. Milne
Bill
Logan
Driver Fined for DUI and Collision Stop
Glenn Singleton of Oakland was arrested on Route 180 by Sheriff Lo Ebinger and Deputy Joe Farbearn. He pleaded guilty before Magistrate W W Martin, fined 100 dollars plus costs, and received a six month driving suspension. He was also charged with failure to stop after a collision and fined again for that offence.
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Logan
Glenn Singleton
Oakland
Lo Ebinger
Joe Farbearn
W. W Martin
Intruders Foiled At Virgil Walker Residence
In Logan on Tuesday night intruders attempted to break into a summer kitchen at Virgil Walker’s home in Clear Creek. Sheriff Sol Ellinger and Deputy Stanley Sparnow searched the area but found no one.
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Logan
Virgil Walker
Clear Creek
Sol Ellinger
Stanley Sparnow
Citizens Depositors File Proofs of Claims
Logan July 27 Creditors in Citizens Savings Association filed proof of claims with Common Pleas Court. John Mc Lannan reports 514 claimants totaling 320 461.85 of 639 955.57. more claims accepted for filing. After approval around August 18, certificates will be issued to depositors. Assets to be appraised by McLannan Meldrim and Hamilton including collateral and loan security.
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Logan
Citizens Savings Association
Common Pleas Court
John McLannan
McLannan
James M. Meldrim
J. O. Hamilton
Rain Spoils Opening Of Fair Wednesday
Logan Ohio July 27 rain disrupted the start of the Hocking Valley Fair with showers throughout the day. Officials expected larger crowds for Thursday and Friday racing events while track work earlier in the week left the half mile surface in good condition and drivers praised it as among the best they had raced on.
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Logan
Carbon Hill High School staff chosen for coming term
Ward Township Board of Education met Tuesday night and finalized the Carbon Hill High School faculty. Hill Jewett will return as principal and Nell Schneider Ben Ross and Carl Byers join the staff. Melvin Harbarger of Logan is re employed as instrumental music instructor.
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Logan
Ward Township Board of Education
Carbon Hill High School
Hill Jewett
Nell Schneider
Ben Ross
Carl Byers
Melvin Harbarger
Hocking County Methodist Episcopal Parish Picnic Planned
Congregations of the Hocking County Methodist Episcopal Parish will hold a picnic on Wednesday August 2 at Rising Park Lancaster with a program following the dinner. The parish includes about 15 churches.
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Logan
Hocking County
Milne Recalled to Work as NY Central Clerk
Lyle Milne was called to Sandusky on Monday to resume work as a clerk for the New York Central Railroad after three months visiting his father and an enforced layoff. Increased business prompted the recall.
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Logan
Lyle Milne
Sandusky
New York Central Railroad
Severe storm malfunctions Chesterhill area reports
Chesterhill suffered wind damage when a large tree fell onto the street blocking traffic for hours. Lightning struck a tree on Quaker Street interrupting phone service. A Worthington farm silo toppled. New office space opened by Dr A H Whitacre and built by J L Kennard. The town records other minor incidents and local news.
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Chesterhill
John Dean
Fred Howard
Quaker Street
Jess Worthington
A. H. Whitacre
J. L. Kennard
Catherine Doner
Faye Doner
George Patterson
Marion Township
Bartett, Dale
Pearl Armstrong
Newark
L. J. Denny
J. L. Householder
Columbus
Canal Winchester
Three youths killed in fiery crash near Nickel Plate freight house
In Cleveland on July 27 a speeding car crashed into the rear of a heavily loaded truck by the Nickel Plate Railroad freight house. Three youths died in the collision and others injured. Police investigated the wreck as a tragic accident.
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Cleveland
Nickel Plate Railroad
One Percent Petition Rule Guides Local Election Candidates
County election official explains petitions must carry one percent of last November’s total votes for independents in municipalities villages and corporations. Township races require 25 names minimum, with Athens 42 names and Athens Township 58 names based on local totals. Other townships mostly demand 25 names. Trimble and Glouster adjust to 32 names for township offices.
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David Johnson
County Board of Elections
Athens
Athens Township
Nelsonville
York Township
Buechtel
Trimble
Glouster
Athens County
Bondsmen sued over insolvent Glouster Bank deposits
Three suits filed in Athens County Common Pleas Court name bondsman defendants for First National and Glouster State Bank deposits. Athens County Trimble and Dover Townships seek accounting and balance judgments, with remaining balances after state banking department payments. Names include S B Danford C E Duncan Earl Johnson B E Eddy C A Pride W E McCarty and William James Sr.
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Athens County Common Pleas Court
Glouster State Bank
Athens County
Trimble
Dover Townships
State Banking Department
First National Bank of
Glouster
S. Danford
William James
R. G. Webber
C. F. Danford
Earl Johnson
H. E. Gladden
First National Deposit
C. E. Duncan
EB. R. Eddy
C. A. Pride
EB. J. Eddy
W. E. McCarty
Glouster State
Trimble Township
William James, Sr
Dover Township
Banking Department
Danford
E. J. Eddy
W. E McCarty
Local visit round of Athens area families
Taylor Ridge and nearby residents visited ill Mrs. John Wenger in Athens. Irene Warticke cared for her. Courting trips took several couples to Zanesville and Jacksonville. Church events specify Bible School and a Day of Song with youth leadership.
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Chester Davis
Zanesville
Ray Strauser
Columbus
Vern Kempton
Athens
John Kempton
Carl Palmer
Glouster
R. D
Arthur Palmer
Catholic Will Explain Faith Here Sunday
Catholic evangelist David Goldstein travels with Theodore H. Dorsey to Athens on Sunday at 7 45 p m in a broadcasting car in front of City Hall to explain Catholic beliefs. The talk titled The Credentials of the Catholic Church aims to enlighten the uninformed and foster understanding without hostility.
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Boston
City Hall
David Goldstein
Athens
St. Paul's Church
Nelsonville
Mr. Goldstein
Theodore H. Dorsey
Goldstein
Christ
Victims of Accident In Serious Condition
Logan July 27 Oliver C Cloud and Miss Lucille Barklow of Columbus were in a Tuesday night automobile crash. Barklow shows a left skull fracture on X rays. she was conscious Wednesday morning. Cloud remains unconscious and was not X-rayed due to his critical state.
Heaviest passenger buys bus ticket from Gallipolis
A 597 pound carnival fat woman, the heaviest person ever sold a bus ticket from Gallipolis, purchased a ticket Tuesday night for Indianapolis as reported by Tony McHale at the Hotel Libby.
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Gallipolis
Tony McHale
Libby
Indianapolis
Ind
Mrs Sibley Called by Ill Mother from Terra Haute
Gallipolis July 27 Mrs How ard Sibley of Terra Haute Ind arrived today called by the illness of her mother Mrs Charles Eilker whose condition is unchanged. Mrs Sibley is joined by Mrs C Fred Edwards and daughter Miss Sarah Jane Watson guests for several days of her parents Mr and Mrs F L Sibley. Dr George Kincon with brother and family from Rye N Y returned from the World's Fair in Chicago. Mr and Mrs W A Davis returned from Roger Mo. Mr and Mrs W W Sigler vacationing at Virginia Beach Va. Miss Florence Kerr has returned to Oxford to resume duties as dean of women at Miami University.
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Gallipolis
Howard Sibley
Terra Haute
Ind
Charles Eilker
Sibley
Huntington
C. Fred Edwards
Sarah Jane Watson
F. L. Sibley
George Kincon
Rye
N. Y
Chicago
W. A. Davis
Roger, Mo
W. W. Sigler
Virginia Beach
No Pictures Yet In Bank Hold-up Suspect Case
Gallipolis reports no photos of a man arrested at Belleville Illinois believed to be William Logan alias Long sought here for the First National Bank hold up March 28. Sheriff Elmer Hatfield had been promised pictures over a week ago but none received. Illinois officials show little cooperation.
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Gallipolis
Belleville
William Logan
Long
First National Bank
Elmer Hatfield
Illinois
Funeral Held for Alonzo S. Darst Near Addison
Funeral services were held for Alonzo S. Darst 80 near Addison. He died Tuesday afternoon after illness. Born December 18 1852 in Cheshire Township he was one of 13 children and shared a golden wedding with wife Alvina McCarty August 11 1928. He leaves wife son Archie O. Darst of Kerr and several siblings.
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Gallipolis
Alonzo S. Darst
Addison
Scott Mossman
Darst
Cheshire Township
Alvina McCarty
Archie O. Darst
Kerr
Newton Darst
Elizabeth Darst
Amanda Thomas
Kyger
Louisa Gregory
Alice
Plymale Wagner executives attend Portsmouth lumber meet
Fred Plymale and George Lear of Plymale Wagner Ltd attended a Portsmouth meeting of the district lumber dealers association. The NRA code of the lumber associations was explained and discussed.
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Gallipolis
Fred Plymale
George Lear
Plymale- Wagner, Ltd
Portsmouth
District Lumber Dealers’ Association
Jackson Raymars to Face Athens Team at Silver Bridge Field
A baseball game between the Jackson Raymars and an Athens recreation team, scheduled for Wednesday night at Silver Bridge Athletic Field, was postponed due to wet grounds.
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Gallipolis
Jackson Raymars
Athens Recreation
Silver Bridge Athletic Field
Weather Causes Postponement of League Baseball Playoff
A second postponement of the Junior League game between the Methodists and Presbyterians occurred Wednesday evening due to rain. The playoff date has been moved to the next Wednesday evening.
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Logan
Methodists
Presbyterians
Officers elected by the Ohio Valley Livestock Sales Company
In Gallipolis on July 27 officers and directors were elected: J. E. Gills president, J. A. Blaine vice president, C. T. Robinson secretary treasurer, W. G. Haskins manager and director, and W. E. Spear also a director.
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Gallipolis
Ohio Valley Livestock Sales Company
J. E. Gills
J. A. Blaine
C. T. Robinson
W.G. Haskins
W. E. Spear
Agriculture students plan trip group meeting
Agriculture students and young men in farming clubs and short course members will meet Friday July 28 at 8 o’clock at the school to arrange a World’s Fair trip. Prof. Bowen supervises.
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Co. C. Bowen
Isis Peters
C. C. Peters
Cheshire
Charles Scott
Bert Scott
Old Ryger
C. E. Venze
Kananga
Pomeroy
Kygerville
Old Kyger
Mrs. Scott
M. E
Ladies Aid Society
Ned Eachus Moves Radio Repair to Park Central Hotel
Ned Eachus has moved his radio repair and refrigerator shop from lower Second Avenue to a room in the Park Central Hotel Building in Gallipolis on July 27.
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Gallipolis
Ned Eachus
Lower Second Avenue
Park Central Hotel
Couple From Crown City Receive Marriage License
A marriage license was issued by Judge J. S. Clark to Loren C. Haskins, 14, farmer of Crown City, and Louise Mae Murray, 17, at home Crown City. Consent was provided by the couple’s parents, James P. Haskins, Ivan E. Murray.
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Gallipolis
J .S. Clark
Loren C. Haskins
Crown City
Louise Mae Murray
James P. Haskins
Ivan E. Murray
Spring Hill vs Silver Bridge Club in Kanauga Sunday
Gallipolis reports Spring Hill West Virginia will meet Silver Bridge Club Sunday afternoon at 2 50 at the Jetters athletic field in Kanauga for a baseball game.
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Gallipolis
Spring Hill
W. Va
Siver Bridge Club
Jetiter’s
Kanauga
Mary Lou Shaver Born To Local Couple In Gallipolis
A 9 pound daughter named Mary Lou was born Tuesday night to Mr and Mrs Leo Shaver at 725 Third Avenue Gallipolis. Mr Shaver works at the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics.
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Gallipolis
Mary Lou
Leo Shaver
Third Avenue
Mr. Shaver
Ohio Hospital
Gallia County dealers urged to apply for cosmetic licenses
County Auditor E. L. White instructs all Gallia County dealers to apply for a cosmetics sales license within 30 days after July 22. License fee is 1 dollar.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
E. L. White
Partition of 2.77 acres in Cheshire Township ordered
In Gallipolis on July 27 a partition of 2.77 acres in Cheshire Township, in the suit of Daisy Rife Scott against Kate Mathews and others, heirs of Frank Rupe, deceased, has been ordered. HM. W. Cherrington named guardian ad litem for the minor children.
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Gallipolis
Cheshire
Daisy Rife Scott
Kate Mathews
Frank Rupe
HM. W. Cherrington
Gallia County to receive $100000 in state aid funds
Distribution of about $100000 in state aid school funds to Gallia County teachers janitors bus drivers and others with contingent bills due will occur in two weeks after local boards borrow from the Ohio Teachers' Retirement Fund Gallipolis and other district schools will be able to pay debts and start the 1933 34 year without back salaries. Approximately $14800 has been requested by Gallipolis with total county funds of $82484 allocated to multiple townships and districts. Salaries for roughly three months will be paid.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Ohio Teachers’ Retirement Fund
E. W. Edwards
Addison
Bidwell- Porter
Cadmus
Centerville
Chambersburg
Cheshire Rural
Cheshire Special
Clay Township
Crown City
Green Township
Greenfield Township
Guyan Township
Harrison Township
New Trial Denied in $15,000 Suit Over Shooting Incident
Gallipolis July 27 Judge White overruled the defendant A Norris Sims's motion for a new trial against Stanley B Dillon Crown City. Sims must pay $375 judgment plus costs after alleging Dillon shot him during an arrest.
Pastor To Return From Minerton Week With Children
Gallipolis reports Father Ryan of the Gallipolis Parish will return Saturday from Minerton after a week of teaching a group of children for their first communion. Minerton Parish is among the oldest in Southeastern Ohio.
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Gallipolis
Ryan
Minerton
Ohio
Upstream Steel Barges Move on Ohio River Traffic
Barges loaded with steel move upriver from Memphis toward Steubenville as the A O Ackard and Benwood carry heavy tow toward Ohio action. A War department appropriation funds river maintenance from No 29 to 39 balances at $25 000 99.
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Gallipolis
A. Oo. Ackard
Toenegie Steel Company
Wes
Ers
Sam Craig
C. Ww
Ling
Memphis
Benwood
Osing Steel Corporation
Steubenville Price
American
Clyde Dale suffers four finger loss after accident
A man identified as Clyde Dale, 35, from Dale County, was treated at Holzer Hospital after his four fingers were mashed in a furniture mishap Wednesday afternoon. Homer Gill Jr. and Sprague Evergeen were also mentioned in the report.
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Gallipolis
Dale Coustry Pany
Ap Holzer Hospital
Homer Gill, Jr
Sprague
Evergeen
Henking-Resenger Formed in Gallipolis Retail Firm
In Gallipolis July the Henking-Resenger syndicate formed a new business linked to the Hen Dry Goods Company. G A Tabit closed the old firm and Lafayette Tie Henking-Resenger opened about five years ago with its first location in the Tanit Building on Second Avenue. The firm is owned by the town bank.
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Gallipolis
G. A. Tabit
Dop Tel Lafayette Tie
Henking-Resenger
Tanit
Second Avenue
Town Bank
Lips Named Manager at Markets Store Transition
Lips, former manager of Markets Store at End Avenue and Olive, becomes representative for Southern Life Insurance. Wayne Neal succeeds as store manager at the Huntington office.
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Gallipolis
Lips
End Avenue
Olive
Southern Life Insurance
Huntington
Ty Wayne Neal
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