Oil Producers Eye Conference in Chicago for Help
Ohio district independents attend Chicago oil men’s meeting hoping for federal revival. Delegations from 15 states seek higher crude prices to cover production costs, aiming to spur activity in southern Ohio. W. L. Franks Logan I C Grimm Woodsfield H D Atha Logen Mt. Pleasant Hunter Atha Zanesville A E Fame New Straitsville participate.
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Oil Producers Eye Conference
Chicago
Hope For
Logan
W. L. Franks
I. C. Grimm
Woodsfield
H. D. Atha
Logen
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Hunter Atha
Zanesville
A. E. Fame
New Straitsville
Federal Control Commission
Ohio
Indian Lake Ohio a Paradise for Fishermen
Indian Lake near Bellefontaine is a picturesque Ohio destination with wooded shores bays and inlets. The lake offers camping or hotel rooms plus an amusement park beaches and abundant fishing spots amid nearby state park woods and scenic farm country worth a summer trip.
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Ohio
Indian Lake
Bellefontaine
Four Vets to Get Six-Month Conservation Work
Emergency conservation work will employ four Barton County veterans for six months at 30 dollars per month. Selections will be made soon and based on the needs of former service men. Governor Worthington Chapter of the D A R held a picnic meeting at Miss Mary Toulse Bowen’s home with 35 members and guests.
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Logan
Barton A. Hall
Conservation Corps
Governor Worthington
The
Mary Toulse Bowen
North Market Street
Miss Bowen
John Wellman
Emma Floyd
Will Appeal Ruling In Surety Bond Case
Logan June 16 Judge Harley M Whitcraft filed a written opinion in a case over responsibility for a series of surety bonds signed for guardian Soliday. Bright on all bonds and others on some faced a forfeit after property sale. Bright pays 1162.17 and others 317.91 to 435.65 each plus 408.62. Appeal will be taken.
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Bright
Park Trowbridge
D. E. Harsh
John KE. Canty
George W. Christman
Trowbridge
Haas Couple Announce Daughter Birth in Logan
Logan residents Mr and Mrs Walter M Haas announce the birth of a daughter at Cherrington Hospital on Tuesday. Mr Haas teaches in the Junior High School faculty health records note the county's first twins of the year are daughters born to Mr and Mrs William F Smith of Bowen Street on June 1.
Frost Touches Logan City Early Thursday Morning
Residents report a light frost in Logan on Thursday morning with minimal if any damage observed. The meteorological note confirms cold conditions but no major impact on crops or infrastructure.
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Logan
Logan Dancing Pupils in Costume Recital at Pythian Theater
Miss Thelma Palestrant of Miss Becker's School of Dancing presented about 25 costumed pupils in a dance program at the Pythian Theater. Mrs. H M Boocks played piano, with Mrs. Walter Prather as accompanist. Costumes were prepared by Miss Sarah Anderson and Mrs. Phil Tachappat. The recital was witnessed by 600.
Lang pleads not guilty to fictitious plates driving charge
Sam Lang of Or biston entered a not guilty plea at arraignment before Magistrate W. W. Martin and was bound over on $300 bond for grand jury action. Alfred Swackhammer faced Mayor Elias Bright on disturbing a religious meeting, fined $10 and costs, and sentenced to 10 days in jail. Charles Smith Jr. had a similar charge withdrawn.
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Logan
Sam Lang
Orbiston
W. W. Martin
Alfred Swackhammer
Elias Bright
Charles Smith, Jr
Visits and family updates in North Canton and Columbus
Miss Frances Myres of North Canton visits her grandfather Rev. William Harble. Howard Blankenship returns home from Cleveland to his parents. Mr and Mrs Cecil Clark and daughter from Columbus spent Sunday with his brother Budd Clark. The News Store Logan Dry Goods opened last week in the former Variety Store building. Attendees at Pocahontas Lodge convention in Circleville included George Lanning Margaret Edwards Jessie Andorf Nora Shellhamer and Minnie Bird.
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Frances Myres
North Canton
William Harble
Howard Blankenship
Fred Blankenship
Cleveland
Cecil Clark
Columbus
Budd Clark
Logan Dry Goods
George Lanning
Margaret Edwards
Jessie Arndorff
Anna Telljohn
Minnie Bird
Nora Shellhamer
Pocahontas Lodge
Circleville
Memorial service to honor at Logan Methodist church
Memorial services will be held Sunday at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Logan with the program starting at 10 30. Logan Oddfellows and Rebekahs host the event and officers request members to assemble by 10 before marching to the hall for the service. The Rev. W N Shank will deliver the sermon.
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Logan
Methodist Episcopal Church
Logan Oddfellows
Rebekahs
W. N. Shank
Mrs John George Undergoes Eye Removal in Columbus Hospital
Logan June 16 Mrs John George Logan underwent an operation at a Columbus hospital for removal of her right eye. She lost sight of the eye about a year ago and has been receiving treatment. She has been in Columbus several weeks.
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Logan
John George, Logan
Columbus
Grace M E Church Marks Fifty Seventh Birthday
Gallipolis Ohio observes the fifty seventh anniversary of the Grace Methodist Episcopal Church erection. Pastor Rev H H Wilbur says the event includes the fourth quarterly conference of the county, a morning service by District Superintendent C F Bow man, reception of new members, a basket dinner and conference program.
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Gallipolis
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
H. H. Wilbur
C. F. Bowman
Portsmouth
Wilbur
Local travel and social notes from the region
E. S. Spears leaves for Huntington for a district meeting of the Ohio State Life Insurance Co. Dr. C. R. Niday and family depart for Chicago to attend the World's Fair. Mrs. H. R. Bradbury and family and Miss Susanna Lupton plan World’s Fair visits in Chicago next week. Mrs. Henry W. Cherrington and daughter Henrietta return from a two day Portsmouth visit. Friends host a belting for newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Neal at J. S. Trout’s home.
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E. S. Spears
Huntington
Ohio State Life Insurance Company
C. R. Niday
Charles
Eleanor
Chicago
H. R. Bradbury
Alice Bradbury
Ann Bradbury
Susanna Lupton
Henry W. Cherrington
Henrietta Cherrington
Dismissals and admissions at Holzer Hospital and area clinics
Donald Winebrunner was discharged from Holzer Hospital after a tonsil operation and returned to Syracuse with his sister, a Holzer Nursing School graduate. Betty Jean McHenry was dismissed after a tonsil operation. Capt. C A Varian was admitted for observation. Mrs H W Gillen and infant of Wellston were dismissed. Lena Arnold of Rudy West Virginia admitted for tooth extraction. Mrs Sarley Mec Cumber Hawks admitted for treatment of a fractured pelvic bone.
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Donald Winebrunner
Holzer Hospital
Syracuse
Holzer Nursing School
Betty Jean McHenry
H. W. McHenry
C. A. Varian
H. W. Gillen
Wellston
Lena Arnold
Rudy
W. Va
Sarley Mec
Cumber Hawks
Car belonging to Rev Earl Cremeans found by St Albans police
A car stolen from Chesapeake Sunday night, owned by the Rev Earl C. Cremeans of Gallipolis Route 4, was located by the St Albans police department, according to local police.
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Gallipolis
Earl C. Cremeans
Chesapeake
St. Albans
Deed Filed for Gallipolis Lot Transfer
Pearl F. Cotterman and her husband deeded lot 48 in Gallipolis to E. J. Resenet on Thursday, as reported by the Journal.
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Gallipolis
County Recorder’s Office
Pearl F. Cotterman
E. J. Resenet
Pomona Grange Schedules All-Day Session in Trimble
Pomona Grange will hold an all-day meeting and dinner in Trimble with Trimble Grange No 1830 as hosts. Morning business session led by Harry Jacoby master of Pomona Grange. Trimble Women will serve a chicken dinner at noon and Mrs L F Miller of Albany will chair an afternoon program. A large attendance is expected.
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Trimble
Athens County
Pomona Grange
Trimble Grange No
Grange
Harry Jacoby
Trimble Grange
L. F. Miller
Albany
Pomona
Chauncey Church Woman's Bible Class Hosts Meeting
Mrs. Sam Tippett and several assistants welcomed Chauncey Church of Christ members for a Wednesday afternoon Bible class at Mrs. Tippett’s Mill Street home. Mrs. Floyd Nye led, readings were given, and musical numbers were performed. The next gathering will be at Mrs. Bradfield's home with Mrs. Tippett leading.
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Chauncey
Sam Tippett
Nye
Rankin
Brookins
Miss Howard
Chauncey Church of Christ
Tippett
Mill Street
Floyd Nye
Surprise party honors Anna Bullstrum on 52nd birthday
CHAUNCEY June 16 neighbors held a surprise party Wednesday night for Mrs. Anna Bullstrum’s fifty second birthday. A 6:30 picnic supper on the lawn served 47 persons with gifts and flowers. Music for dancing came from Raymond Savoy and Ernest Brown. Holiness Church plans baptismal service near Smarts Mine Sunday at 2 o'clock led by Rev. Charles Hook.
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Chauncey
Anna Bullstrum
Hattie Tyler
Mertie Gladman
Raymond Savoy
Ernest Brown
Holiness Church
Smarts Mine
Charles Hook
Dinner in Athens by Woman's Benefit Association draws Chauncey guests
In Chauncey on June 16 Mrs. Laura Hickman Mrs. B H Fielder Miss Florence Fielder Chauncey and Margaret Frost Mrs Frances Lyons and Mrs Thelma Linsecott of The Plains attended a dinner at the Berry Hotel in Athens hosted by the Woman's Benefit Association.
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Chauncey
Lauretta Hickman
B. H. Fielder
Florence Fielder
Margaret Frost
Frances Lyons
Thelma Linsecott
the Plains
Berry Hotel
Athens
Woman's Benefit Association
Mines in Chauncey District Go Into Operation
Eight mines in this district are in operation today. They are No. 9, No. 24, Poston No. 6, No. 119, No. 219, No. 69, Lick Run and Black Diamond.
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Chauncey
Poston
Lick Run
Black Diamond
Hospital Notes Report From Logan and Nelsonville
Hugh Cherry returned home from Cherrington Hospital where he had received care since last Saturday. Mrs. Kenneth Hulme of Nelsonville was admitted to the hospital on Wednesday for treatment.
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Logan
Hugh Cherry
Cherrington Hospital
Kenneth Hulme
Nelsonville
Nelson and Emmons Vie For Central Ohio Women’s Title
Dayton report says Mrs. Larry C. Nelson of Dayton seeks a third straight Central Ohio Women’s golf championship against Mrs. Thornton Emmons of Columbus. Nelson reached the final by beating Mrs. Ben T. Parks of Columbus 6 and 5, while Emmons defeated 17 year old Jean Davis of Dayton one up on 19 holes at Miami Valley Course.
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Dayton
U.P
Larry C. Nelson
Central Ohio
Thornton Emmons
Columbus
Nelson
Miami Valley
Ben T. Parks
Emmons
Jean Davis
Okoboji Indians Trapshoot to Stage Cedar Point Meet
The annual Okoboji Indians trapshooting tournament will be held at Cedar Point near here beginning Tuesday June 20. About 50 marksmen from several states are expected to participate in the invitational meet. Many events are Indians only.
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Sandusky
Cedar Point
Here
Zanesville Greys Sweep Doubleheader to Reignite Title Chase
In Wheeling on June 16, the Zanesville Greys won 8 to 2 and 4 to 3 against Charleston, pulling into the thick of the Middle Atlantic League race. Beckley moved to second by beating Huntington 2 to 1, while Dayton defeated Wheeling 8 to 3.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Zanesville Greys
Charleston
Zanesville
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