Logan High School Class Night Circus Delights Packed Auditorium
Logan June 1 capacity crowd fills the new high school auditorium for class night exercises titled the Senior Gaila Circus. Students perform salutatory class history prophecy poem will and valedictory, then a ringmaster led by Joe Gabriel introduces clown acts band by Jack Baker, and athletic stunts by eight boys under John Longley.
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Logan High School
Logan
Gaila
Minnie Louise Heine
Morton Epstein
Elizabeth Westbrook
Eloise Ralston
Selah Rachel Warren
John Kleinschmidt
Jack Baker
Robert White
Joe Gabriel
John Longley
Joint Services For Logan Churches This Summer
Three city churches unite for Sunday evening services starting June 4. Reverends Shank Geddes and Peters alternate sermons at 8 p.m. with choir music each week. Schedule includes June 4 Presbyterian and dates through August 20 with United Brethren Presbyterians and Methodists listed.
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Logan
Methodist Episcopal, Presbyterian
United Brethren
W. N. Shank
H. L. Geddes
B. C. Peters
Presbyterian
Methodist
Sues to Recover Leroy Kemper Against Ten Defendants in Court
Leroy Kemper brings suit in Logan on June 1 seeking to set aside a deed to Lots 200 and 300 in the Dicken Addition. He alleges he deeded the lots to Mae McCormick and W E McCormick to be cared for him, but claims the agreement was breached and he left the McCormick home.
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Leroy Kemper
Logan
Mae McCormick
W. E. McCormick
Dicken
McCormick
Spang Files Candidacy for Logan Fourth Ward Council
Logan opens a council race with four candidates as George H. Spang Republican files for Fourth Ward seat. Frank Weiss of that ward prepares a Democratic petition for re election.
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Logan
Coal Township Sunday School convention set for June 4
NEW STRAITSVILLE NEWS announces a Sunday School convention to be held at local churches with afternoon and evening services. Speakers include A D Fowler of New Lexington and John S Wilson. Rev William H Harbie leads the round table. Memorial Day work improves the local cemetery.
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NEW Straitsville News
Coal Township
Baptist Church
Methodist
A. D. Fowler
New Lexington
John
Wilson
William H. Harbie
Round Table
William Brown
Mary Margaret
Louis
Margaret Mills
Columbus
Logan
Pecky Dreese
Alice Callahan
Cherrington Hospital
Dora Blankenship
Harry Strain
Strain
Margaret Snyder
Shawnee
Howard Blankenship
Clyde Stephenson
Chicago
Herman Forrester
Forrester
Nellie Coakley
John Spicer
Orrville
Bert Gill
Marcia
Marion Wallace
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Jack Jones
Local Man Arrested at Fairgrounds on Drunken Charge
Logan police arrested Norwood Nihiser at the fairgrounds on a Tuesday as Chief Lew Reynolds reported he appeared intoxicated. Charges will be filed before Mayor Elias Bright.
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Logan
Norwood Nihiser
Fairgrounds
Lew Reynolds
Elias Bright
Man Held on Suspicion After Falls Township Robbery Arrest
Logan reports Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn arrested E. Ewing a Negro on suspicion after a robbery at the Murphy home in Falls Township a few days earlier, as Farbearn continues the investigation.
Mrs Ella Keynes Taken to Cherrington Hospital
Logan residents report Mrs Ella W Keynes of East Main Street was taken to Cherrington Hospital on Tuesday for a short stay of treatment. She had been fit for several days prior to the admission.
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Logan
Ella W Keynes
East Main Street
Cherrington Hospital
Guest Speakers at Trimble Church Tomorrow
Trimble Church of Christ hosts Wider Fellowship with Gaines M. Cook of Cleveland Ohio and Rose Armbruster a 30 year Japan missionary. Two sessions at 2:00 PM and 7:30 PM feature talks on church needs and Japan work with special music by youth choirs from Trimble Greens Run and Taylor Ridge. Visitors from other communities urged to attend.
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Trimble
Church of Christ
Gaines M. Cook
Cleveland
Ohio Christian Missionary Society
Rose Armbruster
Japan
Greens Run
Taylor Ridge Churches
Requests for used books for Camp Hocking men
Logan June 1 Captain Lamar Weaver in charge asks for used books and magazines for 220 men at Camp Hocking. Limited funds exist but delivery can be arranged through the Chamber of Commerce office.
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Logan
Camp
Hocking
Lamar Weaver
Chamber of Commerce
Prisoner welfare spurs jail window wire covering order
Logan reports county commissioners disapprove of prisoners obtaining articles through barred jail windows and order fine mesh wire to cover the windows. Miss Mabel Lowes of Rockford Iowa arrived in Logan for a brief visit with the Sparnows and heads to New Jersey, previously living in Carbon Hill. Jackie Shelton of Murrey City returned home after a successful hernia operation at a Columbus hospital, with care from nurse Mrs. Robert Weaver.
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Logan
Mabel Lowes
Rockford
Iowa
Dari O. Sparnow
New Jersey
Carbon Hill
Jackie, Shelton
Jackie Shelton
Murrey City
Robert Weaver
Columbus
Local Visitors and Birth Announcement Across Colorado and Ohio
Mr and Mrs Walter Huls of Grand Valley Colorado visited relatives this week and will return so he can resume duties as school principal. Mr and Mrs Charles Smith of Sterling Colorado and Mr and Mrs George Rinebold of Fostoria were guests of Rev and Mrs Amos L Heyde. Ray Donald Patton and wife near Logan announce the birth of a son born Friday. Monte Beaver and Mrs Edna Clark of Columbus were guests of Mr and Mrs C T Stephenson Tuesday.
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Walter Huls
Grand Vailey
Colorado
Hulse
Charles Smith
Sterling
George Rinebold
Fostoria
Amos L. Heyde
Ray Donald Patton
Near
Logan
Monte Beaver
Edna Clark
Columbus
C. T. Stephenson
Visit Mrs. Woods Relatives Come To See Woman Who Is 86 Years Young
Mrs. Jan Woods of The Plains hosted relatives from Chicago and Madison, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mains and Mr. and Mrs. Neal Mains, plus Mr. and Mrs. Sylva Mains. The 86 year old woman remains active, does her own housework and gardening, and follows civic affairs.
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Chauncey
Jan Woods
the Plains
A. J. Mains
Neal Mains
Chicago
Sylva Mains
Madison
Wis
Mains
Wood
Chadwell Family Holds 1933 Reunion in Chaunice
The Chadwell family gathered for a 1933 reunion at Eben and Mary Gillespie home in Millfield on Sunday May 28. Attendees from Columbus included numerous Chadwell relatives plus spouses and children, sharing games and a picnic dinner at noon.
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Chadwell
Chauncey
Eben Gillespie
Millfield
Mingus Dinner Honors Christine Birthday in Millfield
Mr and Mrs Herbert Mingus hosted a dinner at their Millfield home Sunday for Christine Mingus birthday anniversary. Guests included Miss Helen Patton Julia Mingus Harold Dailey Joe Balday Charlie Sanders Bob Eberg and Ernestine Mingus.
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Chauncey
Herbert Mingus
Millfield
Christine
Helen Patton
Julia Mingus
Harold Dailey
Joe Balday
Charlies Sanders
Bob Eberg
Ernestine Mingus
Mingus Students at Ohio University Highlighted
All are students at Ohio University except Charlie Sanders and Ernestine Mingus.
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Mingus
Ohio University
Charlies Sanders
Ernestine Mingus
Chauncey Personal Notes Reach Memorial Day Gatherings
Memorial Day visits span Chauncey and nearby towns with families from Jackson Middleport The Plains Pomeroy Greens Run and Akron joining in remembrances. Notables include A E Branham family in Chauncey Jack Branham in Columbus and Bridget Moore's death prompting Patrick Moore of Akron to return home.
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Chauncey
A. E. Branham
Emma Perry
Joseph Ford
Pomeroy
Floyd Stanley
Joe Stanley
Billie Joe
Oscar McGee
the Plains
Millard McGee
Dye Holmes
Ralph
Flint Mich
Patrick Moore
Akron
Bridget Moore
Birth of Richard Edwin Echelbarger in Detroit
Mrs Edwin Echelbarger announces the birth of an eight and a half pound son named Richard Edwin at their Detroit home. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Floyd Stanley of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Edwin Echelbarger
Elizabeth Stanley
Detroit
Richard Edwin
Floyd Stanley
Local residents report visits and birth announcement
Don and Ezra Weekley of Trimble spent the week end here. Russell Mayles is ill. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eismon were in Athens Thursday. Brice Eismon of Akron visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Eismon announce the birth of a daughter Lenora Jean. A revival is in progress at Sugar Creek.
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Don
Ezra Weekley
Trimble
Russell Mayles
Harry Eismon
Athens
Brice Eismon
Akron
H. Eismon
Rudolph Eismon
Lenora Jean
Sugar Creek
Mrs Floyd Stanley Returns From Columbus Visit
Mrs Floyd Stanley of Chauncey spent a week in Columbus with her daughter Mrs William Robinett Jr and family. She returned home accompanied by Mr and Mrs Robinett and their children Billie Lee and Norma Jean who had a weekend visit.
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Chauncey
Floyd Stanley
Columbus
William Robinett, Jr
Robinett
Billie Lee
Norma Jean
Ladies' Aid Society Meeting Planned at Millfield Home
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Church of Christ Millfield will meet Friday night at Mrs. Frank McDaniel's home with Mrs. C. H. Boudinot conducting the gathering.
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Chauncey
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Church of Christ
Millfield
Frank McDaniel
C. H. Boudinot
Past Chief Club to be entertained at Pleasant View Temple
June 1 report notes the Past Chief Club of Pleasant View Temple Pythian Sisters Chauncey will be entertained tonight at the home of Mrs. F E Boudinot in Millfield.
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Chauncey
Pleasant View Temple
Pythian Sisters
F. E. Boudinot
Millfield
Chauncey Boys Sent to Camp Knox Omission Noted
Dwight Karns and Clifford Davis were omitted from Chauncey’s list of boys who left Sunday for Camp Knox Kentucky as part of the reforestation army.
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Chauncey
Dwight Karns
Clifford Davis
Camp Knox, Ky
Teachers Receive Part of Overdue Pay in Trimble
In Guouster on June 1 the Trimble Township Board of Education received an advance of 10000 dollars from the county enabling payment of another month of teacher salaries and covering most of the township school bonds due. Salaries up to roughly March 1 are included, with about three months of last year’s pay still owed.
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Guouster
Trimble Township
Work Begins To Repair Front Street Section
GLOUSTER June 1 A force under Street Commissioner Clarence Gatchel started repairs on Front Street just east of the railroad crossing. The rough hill section has caused several automobile springs to break, it was learned.
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Glouster
Clarence Gatchel
Front Street
Sayre Davis Nuptials in West Virginia
Elmer Davis of Taylor Ridge and Miss Mary Sayre of Trimble were married at Pt. Pleasant West Virginia with Rev. John Beddow officiating. The bride, daughter of Harry and Mary Sayre, taught at Greens Run for three years. the groom, son of John and Mrs Davis, is a motorman at Sunday Creek Mine No 6 Millfield. They will reside briefly at the groom’s parents' home.
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Glouster
Elmer Davis
Taylor Ridge
Mary Sayre
Trimble
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
John Beddow
M. E. Church
Harry Sayre
Greens Run
John Davis
Sunday Creek
Millfield
Davis
First Communion at Holy Cross Church Glouster
A class of 43 boys and girls received First Communion at Holy Cross Church Sunday after thorough instruction in church doctrine. In the evening a May crowning service was led by Pastor Rev. Father Kessler with Rev. Fathers Carney of Buchtel and Tague of Corning assisting, followed by a sermon and benediction with Te Deum.
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Glouster
Holy Cross Church
Father Kessler
Father Carney
Buchtel
Father Tague
Corning
Men to report for relief work at City Building
Glouster residents listed to report Friday morning at 7 o clock for relief work include Andrew Riley William Ray Ernest Rush Clarence Rutter Bert Ray Ray Rifle Sam Rutter George Rutter Robert Riley Dave Richards James Rinaldo Dave Rankin Ed Rush Lorey Richards Everett Richards William Payton M A Preston C L Peck James Price and Dave Palmer. N. T. Club meets at Mrs Alfred Morris home Locust Street with social hour refreshments served. Next meeting hosted by Mrs Harry Vaughn on June 9.
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N. T. Club
Alfred Morris
Locust Street
Harry Vaughn
Epworth League hosts kid party in church basement
A Jacksonville event at the MEL Church basement on Tuesday night featured a children’s costume party organized by the Epworth League with all attendees dressed in kid outfits.
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Jacksonville
Epworth League
MEL Church
Jacksonville News Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Miss Cecelia Mandrell visits with the Dow McCune in Nelsonville. Mrs. David Kinder and Mildred travel from Elyria for the summer. A dance hosted by the United Mine Workers Auxiliary benefits the local baseball team at the K. of P. Hall. Akron visitors include Julia and John Ginnan and Ward Deagon with family. Cleveland guests stay with Mrs. Palda and relatives in Glouster. Epworth League to present a music and song recital at the Methodist Church Friday at 8.
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Arlene Davis
Cecelia Mandrell
Dow McCune
Nelsonville
David Kinder
Mildred
Elyria
Ladies’ Auxiliary
United Mine Workers of America Association
K. of P. Hall
Julia Ginnan
John Ginnan
Ward Deagon
Billy
Akron
Andrew Ginnan
Josephine
James Palda
Cleveland
Palda
John Cox
Charlies McGlaughlin
Lee
Dorothy Love
Glouster
W. C. Hill
Epworth League
Kiwanis Club Meeting Postponed for Memorial Day
The Kiwanis Club regular Tuesday noon gathering in Glouster was moved to Wednesday. Members discussed a possible playground at the rear of the city waterworks building. Attendance prize awarded to George H. Campbell by B. R. Angle.
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Glouster
Kiwanis Club
B. R. Angle
George H. Campbell
Miss Goldie Boudinot Returns Home for Summer
Glouster June 1 Miss Goldie Boudinot a teacher in Youngstown schools has returned to her Millfield area home for the summer vacation.
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Glouster
Goldie Boudinot
Youngstown
Millfield
End Eczema Relief with Peterson’s Ointment
Fiery itchy skin sufferers urged to try Peterson’s Ointment and Mediated Soap as quick healers. The ad claims unique ingredients remove rashes pimples and blemishes, selling for 35 cents and 10 cents respectively in drug stores.
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Peterson
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Lois Ellinger
Stanley Sparnon
Edward Reedy
Salt Creek Township
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M. T. Ellis
Mrs. Woods
Donald Chadwell
Sally
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Eugene Chadwell
Don Klinger
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James Gillespie
Patricia Ann
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Ernest Chadwell
George Howard
May Howard
Ben Simpkins
Helen Jane
Norman
Lucille Robinette
Gwynn Sanders
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Marysville
H. F. Kittle
Attorney Sanders
Sanders
Roger Kittle
Taylor Ridge News
Fred Heffkin
Dora Heffkin
Thomas Blower
Bishopville
Donald Kempton
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Lottie Kempton
Whister
Charlotte Phillips
Kingston
Vern Kempton
Athnos
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Helen Kilcoski
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John Wenger
Mary Keck
Susan
Anna Paskievitch
Anna Bendervitch
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Trimble Girl
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