New Works Manager Named For Hocking and Pickaway Cos
Walter B. Vick of Columbus is named FERA works division manager for Hocking and Pickaway Counties. He will organize and supervise approved relief projects and sign plans with the relief director. An extra 1500 dollars is allotted for the Sugar Grove Road project in Marion Township for June 20 to August 2, with more funding expected. Private trucks are being leased to transport idle workers from Starr Green and Gore to the Sugar Grove Road job.
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Logan
Walter B. Vick
Columbus
FERA
Hocking
Pickaway
James R. Allen
State Relief Office
Sugar Grove
Marion Township
Starr Green
Gore
Sugar Grove Road
Sparnons Records Show Real Estate Conveyances
Real estate conveyances for the fiscal year total 454 involving 19,808 acres with a value of 150,534.50 per Recorder D. Sparnon. Leases covered 77 tracts totalling 791 acres. Mortgages numbered 154 totaling 343,726.55 and cancellations were 171 totaling 426,774.10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Recorder
D. ©. Sparnon
Clergy to Speak at Logan Union Service Sunday
The Rev. W. N. Shank will address the union service at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the Presbyterian Church. The Rev. D. E. Miller from Shelby Ohio will preach both morning and evening at the Church of the Nazarene. Logan officials Mengst Yaw and Bowen traveled to Columbus to meet with the state tax commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
George C. Mengst
W. Yaw
C. Wood Bowen
Columbus
State Tax Commission
Lyke Family to Visit World's Fair Chicago Trip
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Lyke and their son Charles plan a vacation starting August 1 to Chicago to attend the World's Fair and visit Mr. and Mrs. Will Nobile at their home. Mrs. Lyke is sister of Noble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
C. E. Lyke
Eon Charles
Chicago
Will Nobile
Fire crews respond to truck blaze on West Hunter Street
A silent alarm Tuesday afternoon alerted the fire department to a truck on West Hunter Street near Elm Street. The pumper arrived at the scene to extinguish the blaze and prevent spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
West Hunter Street
Elm Street
Banish Constipation With Aut Bran Cereal Claim
Public health warning style ad notes that common constipation can cause headaches loss of appetite and low energy. Kelloggs Aut Bran cereal is promoted as providing bulk and iron aiding regularity with two tablespoonfuls daily. All Bran is sold as a cereal or cooking ingredient from Kellogg in Battle Creek in red and green packaging.
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Kellogg's
Allbran
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Retiring Carrier To Be Guest at Party
Logan announces a farewell party for Luther L. Fink rural carrier on Route Three from Rockbridge Post Office July 31. George Stoughton chairs the committee as Fink turns sixty five Saturday and completes 20 years service. His route will be merged with two others from the Rockbridge office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Fink
U. S
Logan
Rockbridge
Luther L. Fink
Rockhouse
George Stoughton
Fink
Funeral Held For Minnie Wright In Logan
Funeral services for seven year old Minnie Wright were held at United Brethren Church with Rev. B C Peters. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery. Miss Wright, sister to Eugene Wright and others, died last Saturday at her East Front Street home. Local brief from Logan and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Wright
Oak Grove Cemetery
Logan
United Brethren Church
B. C. Peters
Miss Wright
Eugene Wright
Charlies Wright
Cincinnati
Alfred Wright
Broomfield
Lovina Johnson
Richwood
East Front Street
Champ Team Picked for American Legion District Playoff at Logan
Logan personnel of the American Legion Junior League team to meet Oak Hill at the Athletic Field at 5 this evening will be selected from Landis Swaim Snyder Heinlein Malloy Dalton Hamilton Sickles Lehman Eddie Nelson Leonard and Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Logan
Oak Hill
Athletic
Landis
Swaim
Snyder
Heinlein
Malloy
Dalton
Hamilton
Sickles
Lehman
Eddie Nelson
Leonard and
Myers
Woman Fined on 2 Charges at Logan
In Logan Mrs. Edward Alvis faced petit larceny and intoxication charges. She was found guilty of petit larceny and fined 25 dollars plus costs, and pled guilty to intoxication with a 5 dollar fine plus costs. She was jailed to serve the two fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Edward Alvis
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Lew Reynolds
Flories
Fitzegrald
Reynolda
Buying Orders Put Market Up
Heavy buying orders for blocks of 1 000 to 5 000 shares drove a market rise of 1 to 5 dollars per share at the opening. The move followed yesterday's large decline and was aided by European risk fade and short covering. Bethlehem Steel Preferred climbed to 40 after a 1.75 disbursement, Union Pacific to 104, Case to 39, New York Central above 20, American Smelting over 33, and General Motors above 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bethlehem Steel
Union Pacific
Case
New York Central
American
General Motors
Hard shelled eggs survive Crestline crash
Crestline July 27 a truck carrying fifty crates of hard shelled eggs collided with an automobile driven by Paul Heiby. Heiby’s car overturned twice and was demolished but he escaped unharmed. The eggs remained uncracked despite the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crestline
Paul Heiby
Heiby
City Heat Reaches 107 Degrees Across Several Areas
Logan thermometers show temperatures above 100 for days with street readings hitting 107. In related note, Navajo Indians can weave blankets so tightly they hold water.
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Logan
Presbyterians and United Brethren Battle to Tie in Seven Innings
Logan Presbyterians and United Brethren tied 11 to 11 after seven innings on Wednesday evening. It was the United Brethren’s best showing this year, with many new players. The game will be replayed. Also noted are grappling hooks ready for emergency use by Logan Home Telephone Company official C. E. Lyke, stored at the telephone office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Presbyterians
United Brethren
Cc. E. Lyke
Logan Home Telephone Company
Social notes from Minersville and nearby towns
The itemized social column lists visits and stays across Syracuse Minersville Columbus Huntington and Beaver Falls. Names include Elizabeth Clark Louise Williams Louise Williams Akron Pennsylvania Pennova crew Pennova towboat, Kathleen Findley Gladys Crooks Archie Lee Fannie Quillin Carle Genheimer Leo Phillips Vera May Mollie Clark and others with multiple family and guest exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Sellers
Pittsburgh
Pennova
Kathleen Findley
Fast Liverpool
8. F. Wise
Mise Gladys Crooks
Archie Lee
Columbus
Elsie Quillin
Fannie Quillin
Carle Genheimer
Huntington
Ray Cowie
John Cowie
W. F. Bartels
Beaver Falls
William Guinther
John Guinther
Howard Guinther
Glouster
Syracuse
Mia
Leo Phillips
Mollie Clark
Avazo
Vera May
Jack
Jean Williams
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Cheshire
Auditors Push Planned Tax Revenue Action in Ohio
Auditors from state and county levels launched a coordinated move to speed tax reform. They will meet with the state tax commission, prepare local tax data, and push for new revenue measures to be enacted by the legislature next September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Chauncey Meetings Weiner Roast and Pythian Sisters Note
Wallace Home hosts Ladies Auxiliary No 8 of United Mine Workers with thirteen members and a potluck after a business session. Weiner roast set for Monday night July 5 30 with 7 30 meeting at Mrs Herbert Shrieve. Past Chief Club meeting postponed to Aug 2 at Mrs Arthur Smith home. Chauncey excursion group visited the World's Fair last weekend.
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Chauncey—Ladies Auxiliary No
United Mine Workers
Hocking
Sylvia Wallace
Herbert Shrieve
Chauncey
Pleasant View Temple
Pythian Sisters
Arthur Smith
Main Street
Mrs. Isaiah Johnson Dies at 68 in Fisher Area
Mrs. Isaiah Johnson 68 died this morning at the home of her son Marion Johnson near Fisher. She was the eldest daughter of the late A W Moore and widow of the late husband. Survived by son Marion and a grandchild with several cousins. Funeral at Cumberland Presbyterian Church Sunday at 2 PM, burial in adjoining cemetery.
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Isaiah Johnson
Marion Johnson
Fisher
A. W. Moore
Marion
Johnson
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Revival Opens Tonight at Bailey Run Chauncey
Evangelist James T. Maffin of Marion Ohio starts an interdenominational revival under a gospel tent on the Bailey Run School grounds off Route 13 Chauncey. The public is invited to attend this evening.
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Chauncey
James T. Maffin
Marion, C
Bailey Run School Grounds
Route 13
Loyal Pals Meet at Bradfield Home for Church Group
Loyal Pals Class of the Church of Christ held its monthly business meeting Wednesday at Brad Bradfield home. James Rankin conducted the session and Dix Pickering led devotions. Next gathering at Paul Tippett home with Dick Osborne leader. Prizes in contests awarded to Mr Rankin and Dix Pickering. A picnic supper followed.
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Brad Bradfield
Church of Group
Chauncey
Church of Christ
James Rankin
Dix
Pickering
Paul Tippett
Dick Osborne
Mr. Rankin
Dix Pickering
Hooper Rites Held for Mrs. Alice Taylor Hooper
Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Taylor Hooper were held Tuesday from the Church of Christ with burial in Ridge Cemetery. The Rev G R and a local quartet officiated as attendees from Penhook Virginia and nearby farms gathered to honor the deceased and comfort the family.
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Alice Taylor CA. Hooper
Church of Christ
Wap Ridge Cemetery
G. R
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Sparnons
Kellogg's All-Bran
Hitler
Bayreuth
Munich
Berlin
Prague
Vienna
Dollfuss
musaRuck
Lienz
Bolzano
Aeroquaerens
Padurs
Rome
Trieste
Ancona
SALL
Europe
Austria
Mussolini
Germany
Spras
Cherrington Hospital
Logans
George E. Craig
Camp Vinton
Keith Shultz
Donald
Ronald
Mercury
E. Main St. Logan, O
Warner Baxter
Davies Cooper
Natant
Charlie Ugcles
Una Merkel
U. B
Elizabeth Clark
George Phillips
Minersville
Louise Williams
Akron
John Roush
R. S&s. Hess
Bertha Hees
Paul Edwards
Miami, Fla
Rev
Thomas Edwards
Jessie Diddle
Amos Quillin
Front
Merel Wise
Gertrude Polen
Nile
Miller Bros. Wall Paper Co
N. Court St
Athens, O. Dial
Chauncey, Taylor Ridge
Dover Two
Wallace Home
Carrol Tippett
Joe Baldy
Ernestine
Christine Mingus
John Civille
Betty
Nick
Wayne
F. J. Beasley Co
Athens, Ohio
Miller’s
W. State
Chuck Roast
Dial
Bailey Run
Ridge Che
P W Law
Anq
Penhook
Goodson
Chauncey, Ohio
Climax
OUR Leader
NESCO
Southern O
Zenners
Whittal
Axminster
Infant's Wear
Peter
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