Ohio State Fox Dog Association Picnic at Grotto Grounds
Logan June 8 The Ohio State Fox Dog Association 22 central Ohio counties will hold its second annual picnic at the Grotto Grounds on July A beach show drag chase and all age derby are planned with vocal and instrumental music and dancing. The Rev J M Gambill Mt Victory known as the Ohio fox hunting parson will be principal speaker with guests expected from West Virginia and Kentucky Jess McDonald Mt Vernon will run the beach show L F Hammond Logan heads arrangements committee.
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Ohio State
Fox Dog Association
Grotto
Logan
Ohio State Fox Dog Association
Ohio
Grotto Grounds
Socal
Tory
West Virginia
Kentucky
Jess McDonald
Mt. Vernon
L. F. Hammond
Local Notes From Logan and Surrounding Areas
Henry Schioch of the Conservation Corps at Camp Hocking recovers from an Ix wound at Cherrington Hospital after an injury sustained at work last week. Miss Freda Murray returns to Union Furnace after appendicitis surgery. Mrs P A Dreese goes home to New Straitsville after ten days of treatment. Mary Jonas near Nelsonville slowly recovers from a fractured hip. P M Moore of Nelsonville underwent tonsil removal surgery Tuesday.
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Logan
Henry Schioch
Conservation Corps
Camp Hocking
Cherrington Hospital
Freda Murray
Union Furnace
P. A. Dreese
Straitsville
Mary Jonas
Nelsonville
Kruschen Salts Ad Says Woman Loses 2 Pounds
A Minnesota woman claims rapid weight loss from Kruschen Salts after doctor advised gallstones and surgery. She reports a two pound drop from January 4 to January 10 and says the remedy improved her health and spirits. The ad promises fat reduction and beauty benefits with morning doses and a money back guarantee.
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Jane
Cline Drug Co
McKee Drug Co
Kruschen
Adv
Scenic Ohio River Drive Through History and Beauty
Ohioans praise the Ohio River corridor from Marietta to Portsmouth as the state’s finest scenery. The route follows sweeping curves, steep hills, and by passes with riverfront towns retaining Civil War era streets. Stern-wheelers and steel barges share the water where ferries ferry tourists and autos.
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Ohio
Pittsburgh
Strawberries Abundant in Logan District
Strawberries are plentiful in this district with local markets sourcing from nearby growers. Quality is good and prices are low. One grower offered berries at three cents per basket in the patch where people do their own picking.
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Logan
Camp Hocking personnel reductions announced
Logan reports a reduction in Conservation Corps officer strength from four to two at Camp Hocking. Capt. Lamar Weaver and Lieut. Carlyle Hoffman stay, while Capt. Josef More and Lieut. W A Bushnell are ordered to Camp Knox Kentucky for new assignments.
Free Band Concert Opens Logan Courthouse Series
The American Legion Band performs at Logan Courthouse at 8 tonight directed by Melvin Harburger. Merchants may sponsor future summer programs as the series continues.
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Logan Courthouse
Logan
American Legion
Melvin Harburger
Life Scout Award For Jimmy Campbell At Court Of Honor
A Life Scout certificate was presented to Jimmy Campbell of Troop 160 during a court of honor at the courthouse under G. E. Carr. Judge Harley M. Whitcraft, Rev. W. N. Shanks, Rev. H. L. Geddes, S. C. Bright, Howard E. Kirk, Edward Nelson, and T. G. Allen also served. Nine Laurelville Troop members advanced from tenderfoot to Second Class, with additional promotions from Troops 99 and 160 and two from Troop 153. Merit badges were distributed.
Logan Juniors Tourists Meet at Glenview Heights Home
Logan June and Junior Tourists gathered at Miss Wilma Martin’s Glenview Heights home Tuesday night. Mrs. Roth Watson reviewed the Pulitzer winning play Both Your Houses, followed by a discussion. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Miss Jane Ambrose attended as a guest.
First Presbyterian Choir to Sing at Nelsonville Service
Members of the First Presbyterian Church Senior Choir will perform at the Presbyterian Church Nelsonville at 5 o clock Sunday vesper services directed by Mrs Weymueller. The program features choir anthems a solo by William Patchen quartet numbers by Sanderson Thurness Myers and Krieg and selections by the men's and women's choruses.
Candidates file for city offices in Logan race
Logan candidates filed Tuesday and Wednesday for city offices. Democrat Samuel B. Whitehart seeks mayor. Republican Vivian Glass filed for auditor and G. W. Lanning for solicitor.
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Logan
Samuel B. Whitehart
Vivian Glass
G. W. Lanning
Dorothy Brian Wins Mt Pleasant Spelling Contest
Dorothy Brian, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brian, captured the sixth grade spelling contest at Mt. Pleasant Michigan. She previously studied at East Grade Building in Logan and is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Brian of East Main Street.
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Logan
Dorothy
Joe Brian
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
East Grade
William Brian
East Main Street
Local Notes from New Straitsville June Gathering
New Straitsville reports Mrs. Simmy McLaughlin and child visiting Mrs. Jennie Jones. Local poet W. T. Sprankle improving. Columbus visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lawson and family. Robert Dean Chidester born to Roy and spouse. Hospitalized Mrs. Druse remains in serious condition. Out-of-town visitors and a mixed dance draw crowds.
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New Straitsville
Simmy McLaughlin
Jennie Jones
W. T. Sprankle
Charles Lawson
Columbus
Edward Lawson
William J. Davis
Logan
W. H. Harble
Roy Chidester
Robert Dean
Rheuben Chidester
Gray Young
Nelsonville
Howard Young
William R. Young
Alto Eschbacher
Audrey
Zanesville
Druse
Cherrington Hospital
Ralph McCannon
Jack Weeler
Parkersburg
Attendance officer post tabled by county board
Logan June 8. The county board tabled a decision on employing a county attendance officer for next year. Applicants include incumbent George J. Wright and former board member Cari C. Poling.
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Logan
George J. Wright
Cari c. Poling
Lagan, June and George W Ley Shon Ill After Stroke
Merchant George W Ley Shon of East Main Street is seriously ill after a Tuesday stroke. His son George, a Western Reserve student, and daughter Mrs Clair Stettler of Cleveland have been summoned to his bedside.
Albany R. D. No. 1 Guests and Gatherings
Recent guests of Mr and Mrs Byron Phillips include L A Lippert of Cincinnati and others from Kentucky Indiana and Chicago. Mrs Louise Dixon faill and Mr and Mrs George Evans visited their parents in Hebbardsville. Keith and Dale Scott joined the F F A judging team for a Columbus trip. Fred Elliott and Winne Mathmans were in Chauncey last Sunday. John McGhee and family visited Mrs Davis parents in Union Ridge.
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Byron Phillips
L. A. Lippert
Cincinnati
Sam Williams
Russell, Ky
Archie Rodgers
Ashland
Emmalark
Catlettsburg
Arch Riggs
Joan
Shelbysville
Ind
Adrian Huston
Hugh Riggs
Lawrence Lewis
Murray City
Bernard Winfield
Chicago
Louise Dixon Faill
George Evans
Hebbardsnville
G. W. Collina
Keith
Dale Scott
Columbus
Fred Elliott
Winne Mathmans
Chauncey
John McGhee
Union Ridge
Religious Services Announced for Week in Pratt Street Parish
Rev. E C Kenny of First Wesleyan Methodist Church will preach Friday evening. Sunday School at White's Mill at 2 o clock and 4 80 o'clock. Evangelistic service Sunday evening and a young peoples meeting Tuesday evening led by Mrs Lucy Root.
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E. C. Kenny
First Wesleyan Methodist Church
Pratt Street
White's Mill
Young Peoples
Lucy Root
Slap Fatal To Ex Judge in Los Angeles
A dispute over a spite fence led to the death of Henry J. Arnold 75, a former Kansas City judge, after Betty Gardena slapped him. Police released the girl when Arnold's death was attributed to a heart attack caused by excitement.
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Los Angeles
Betty Gardena
Henry J. Arnold
Kansas City
Arnold
Blice
Teachers Hired for Trimble and Jacksonville Areas
Trimble Township Board of Education hires one year teacher teams across Greens Run McLeish Oakdale Fierce Ridge and more with principals coaches and grade assignments. Jacksonville Board rehirs six of seven teachers as enrollment grows and a seventh position may be added with last year staff retained. Atty Harold J. Rose of Glouster passes Federal bar exam and is admitted to practice in Federal Courts.
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Gracia Worden
McLeish
Garrett McKee
Jessie McDonald
Oakdale
Floyd E. Oberholzer
Thelma Standley
Fierce Ridge
Correne Wolfe
Goose Run
Helena Walczak
James Salyer
Hollister
Ralph Maynard
Greens Run
Jacksonville
Jacksonville Board of Education
Faye McKinley
Mary McCann
Helen Kearnes
Lillian Deal
Ernestine Shirkey
Margaret Cronin
R. A. Brinkley
Nomination meeting set for U M W of A officers
Glouster officers for the second half of 1933 will be nominated by the Ladies Auxiliary at a Friday 7:30 pm session. The gathering will be held in the Fraternal Order of Eagles Hall on High Street.
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Glouster
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
The
Order of Eagles Hall
High Street
Brysons to Visit Washington D C for Week with Raders
Mr and Mrs W W Bryson plan a Friday motor trip to Washington D C where they will stay a week as guests of their son in law Mr O W Rader his wife and their young daughter in the nation’s capital
Men to report for relief work at city building
Glouster workers listed to report Friday morning at seven o'clock for relief duties. Names include Sam Kamenta Nick Liski Harry Millis William Miller John Moody John Mecum William Mc Coy Harley McCall Roy Mitchell Ben Miller George Musselwhite Miles McConaha Ernest McConaha Pearl McClellan and William Morr ia.
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Glouster
Sam Kamenta
Nick Liski
Harry Millis
William Miller
John Moody
John Mecum
William McCoy
Harley McCall
Roy Mitchell
Ben Miller
George Musselwhite
Miles McConaha
Ernest McConaha
Pearl McClellan
William Morria
Mayor Robert Wood Files for Primaries
Mayor Robert Wood filed his petition for renomination on the Republican ticket in the upcoming August primaries. Stephen Holland, Democrat, filed for mayor in Nelsonville. David Stewart, Republican, entered the race for Fourth Ward councilman. C H Martin has not filed for mayor and has withdrawn his petition.
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Robert 8. Wood
Stephen Holland
Nelsonville
David Stewart
C. H. Martin
David Johnson
County Board of Elections
Yesterday's Heroes in Major Leagues
Babe Herman of the Cubs had a perfect day with two triples a double a walk and a sacrifice Jimmy Foxx of the Athletics hit a home run with two aboard
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United Press
Babe Herman
Cubs
Jimmy Foxx
Athletics
Mine 255 Elects GLOUSTER Officers
Local Union 648 at Mine 255 chose Worthy Parker president Henry Dew Buchtel vice president Sam Dunnett secretary Ernest Parker treasurer and Peter Mallard checkweighman at Greens Run school house A grievance burial and by laws committee were named Also Jacksonville reports Dr C von Scheele and Max von Scheele plan a Topeka business trip with a Chicago expo visit en route back.
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Glouster
Greens Run
Worthy Parker
Henry Dew. Buchtel
Sam Dunnett
Ernest Parker
Peter Maillard
Jacksonville
Dr. C. von Scheele
Max von Scheele
Topeka
Kan
Chicago
Local Visitors Share Weekend Gatherings Across Towns
A parade of guests visits families in Bishopville Trimble Lancaster and Glouster over a weekend. Mr and Mrs Carl Welling host P M Smith while Blaine Chalfant and Raymond Davis transfer to Portsmouth. Emma Hanning and Frieda Hanning visit. Frieda stays for summer. Further visits include the Bryans Ward Golding Davis Swartz families from Chillicothe Columbus Glouster and Jacksonville.
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Carl Welling
Vernice Welling
Dwight Smith
P. M. Smith
Bishopville
Elmer Davis
Trimble
Harry Sayre
Blaine Chalfant
Raymond Davis
Strawser Construction Company
Zanesville
Portsmouth
Forrest Kelly
Frieda Hanning
Glen McClelland
Lancaster
Emma Hanning
Frieda
Robt. Hanning
Jesse Bryan
Truetown
Gerald Bryan
Alvin Ward
Columbus
James Golding
Charles Leimer
Irene Golding
Chillicothe
Gladys Davis
Glouster
Mise Golding
William Davis
Clarence Winn
Davis Swartz
Willam Swartz
Jacksonville
Allenry Promises Relief From Rheumatic Attacks
Ad claims Allenry rapidly removes excess uric acid causing rheumatic pain neuritis or sciatica within 24 to 48 hours. It asserts swift relief from pain swelling and agony and notes Quick's Cut Rate Store and druggists stock the 8 ounce bottle for 85 cents with a money back guarantee.
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Allenia
Allenry
Quick
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