Logan Teachers Tender New Contracts Amid Resignations
Logan June 19 Many teachers of the Senior Junior and grade schools were offered contracts for next year with Miss Emma Floyd resigning after about 40 years in the fourth grade at Central Building. She will retire to the pension list. If finances do not improve no new teacher will be hired to replace her. The current administration includes Supt. G. E. Carr Fred B. Burchfield Howard E. Kirk Miss Minnie Moore Elia Rochester and Esther O Neil with John Longley expected to return as athletic head.
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Logan
Emma Floyd
Miss Floyd
G. E. Carr
Fred B. Burchfield
Howard E. Kirk
Minnie Moore
Elia Rochester
Esther O'Neil
John Longley
Carr
Phi Sigma Chi Convention Delegation Attends Buckeye Lake
A Logan delegation from the local Phi Sigma Chi chapter traveled to Buckeye Lake for the fraternity convention. Attendees included Kenneth R. Fitzgerald, Carl Larimer, Ralph Larimer, Bernard Barrick, George Rainer, Carl Harper, William B. Woodruff, Harry St. Clair, Lyman Hansel, Far Shaw, Fred Rochester and Harold Cruise.
Chicken Stealing Scheme Ends With Jail for Two
Arthur Poling jailed after reporting poultry theft in Logan. Leonard Roach admits tied thefts with Poling at Marion Township home of Sam Canan. Roach stole two more chickens in Logan to sell. Poling charged with unlawful entry to Canan's premises. Arraignment set before Magistrate W. W. Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Arthur Poling
Sol Ellinger
Joe Farbearn
Leonard Roach
Roach
Poling
Sam Canan
Marion Township
Canan
W. W. Martin
Court recognizes visitation rights in Woodruff case
Complaint filed by William Woodruff before Judge Harley M. Whitcraft alleges violation of a court order granting visitation with his son for reasonable times and four hours on Sundays. The principals and the child appeared in court Saturday, with Judge Whitcraft denying any change to the existing order after hearing the complaint.
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Logan
William Woodruff
Harley M. Whitcraft
Margaret Woodruff
Whitcraft
Basic Candidate Enrollment Cut For Training Camps
Logan June 19 Information from Clinton Webb county C M T C enrollment chair shows no basic or first year candidates will be accepted for training this year due to reduced appropriations for training camp purposes. Instructions warn that even if acceptance was reported, candidates must not report to camp and will not be reimbursed for expenses if ignored. The notice affects those with prior basic course acceptance and many local quota members seeking higher courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Clinton Webb
Webb
Gore Schoolhouse Reunion Draws 350 Attendees
LOGAN June 19 More than 350 people attended the Gore Teachers and School mates Association annual meeting at the Gore school house. Music and addresses accompanied a ball game won 11 to 5 by the youngsters. Officers named: Edward Tucker Logan president Ralph Burgess Gore vice president Mrs Clara Soliday Logan secretary Mrs Mary Cook Nelsonville treasurer. Third Thursday in June set as next year’s date. Forest Hite Canton won longest distance award while Charles Dunlap Corning earned oldest member at 77.
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Gore Teachers and Schoolmates Association
Edward Tucker
Logan
Ralph Burgess
Gore
Clara Soliday
Mary Cook
Nelsonville
Forest Hite
Canton
Charles Dunlap
Corning
Mason v Mason awarded temporary alimony
Judge Whitcraft approved temporary alimony of $50 in the Maud A. Mason versus Wilford Mason case. One half is due by June 25 and the remaining half by July 10.
Long Hollow Coal seeks $10,361.05 in cross petition
In Logan on June 19 the Long Hollow Coal Company filed a cross petition against National Fireproofing Company seeking a judgment of 10361.05. The dispute centers on a coal land lease entered between the principals several years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
National Fireproofing Company
Long Hollow Coal Company
Decker Foreclosure Decree In Brown Case
June 19 in Lasian Foreclosure decreed in Citizens Savings Association against Frank G Brown and others.
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Lasian
Citizens Savings Association
Frank G. Brown
Seventh Day Adventists Begin Chauncey Church Building
Chauncey residents report a new Seventh Day Adventist Church being built on a lot near Jacobs Avenue. The frame structure strengthens a congregation organized after a Lenheim tent meeting years ago, which had met in the Chauncey K of P hall.
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Chauncey
Seventh Day Adventist
Jacobs Avenue
Rey
Louis Lenheim
Chauncey K. of P
Church of Christ
Church of God
Methodist Episcopal
Holiness
Picnic Held Near EB Sanders Home For Local Children
Mrs. L. W. Sanders and Mrs. C. N. Sanders hosted a Friday gathering near the EB Sanders home for a group of children. Attendees included Virginia McQuade Jacqulyn Sanders Betty Jane Isabel Courtney Lorena Mae Sisson Henrietta Betty Heffkin and Bob Sanders.
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Chauncey
L. W. Sanders
C. N. Sanders
Williamson and Bradfield Families Visit Koenigs in Murray City
Mr and Mrs George Williamson and their child joined Mr and Mrs Charles Bradfield Sr and Mrs C N Sanders with son Bob for a Sunday visit to Mr and Mrs Leonard Koenig, the Bradfield siblings in Murray City.
Mines Active in Chauncey District Reported
Eight mines are reported working in the Chauncey district today including Carbondale No. 285 No. 9 No. 119 No. 24 No. 68 Lick Run and Poston No. 6. The report lists these mines as active in the area.
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Chauncey
Carbondale
Lick Run
Poston
Locals Return Home After Family Visits Across Counties
Mr and Mrs Chester Sanders return to Millfield after time with son Fred Sanders and family in Morgan County. Frank Mellington and son Wilford and Jack of Chauncey spent the weekend fishing on the Muskingum River. Mrs Herman Theisen Jr of Sinfield visited her parents Edward and Mrs Quinn in Amesville last week. Mrs L W Sanders and children Virginia Bert and Jacquelyn of Winfield visited her parents.
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Chester Sanders
Millfield
Fred Sanders
Morgan County
Frank Mellington
Wilford
Jack
Chauncey
Muskingum River
Herman Theisen
Sin. Field
Edward Quinn
Amesville
L. W. Sanders
Virginia
Bert
Jacquelyn
Win
Field
Local social visits tied through Millfield and Chauncey
Mrs William Clary of Chauncey and Mrs J R Wade of Millfield spent Saturday in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Arthur Brewer and son Bob of Chauncey were guests of Dr and Mrs C N Jinders in Millfield. Mr and Mrs Harold Brewer and family have returned to Millfield after visiting Thomas Blower.
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William Clary
Chauncey
J. R. Wade
Millfield
Columbus
Arthur Brewer
Bob
C. N. Jinders
Mmllfield
Harold Brewer
Thomas Blower
Morgan County
Shipping Activity Surges in Pittsburgh District Rivers
Gallipolis reports river traffic improves as the Ohio and Kanawha Rivers hold pool stages and government dams remain up and in position. The steamer William A. Jones is among vessels operating in the district.
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Gallipolis
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Kanawha
Major steel shipment leads southern season from Pittsburgh
Reliant Jones cargo of 8 500 tons marks the first shipment by Jones Laughlin Steel Co of Burgh amid high capacity estimates for the period. American Barge Line and W L Berry move 8 cargo steel barges from the south with cotton, while tow boats and new dredge gear are noted as indicators of river prosperity.
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Orleans
Pittsburgh
Dass
South
Jones
Jones Laughlin Steel Company
Burgh
Ste
W. L. Berry
Carnegie Line
New Orleans
Phis
St. Louis
Louisvi
Weekend visits and travels noted in local society page
Willard Young and Wayn spent the weekend with relatives in Mar. Mr and Mrs Earl of Los Angeles will summer with their daughter Lewis Brown. Dr B John Lutz left for Cincin nati to enter summer school at the University. Laabeth Taylor, a nurse at Holzer Hospital, takes a three week vacation in Delaware. Miss Margaret Yeauher from Athens visits parents Mr and Mrs Yeanger. McCon recently returned home after a visit with Arnold family. Miss Ethel Young and others mentioned. Mrs Roy Shoemaker and others attend Eastern Star inspection. Miss Maude Smith improving after arthritis at Holzer Hospital. Buddy Branson of Jack visits. Mrs A Koehler visiting her daughter Arnold. Families travel. Mrs Steve Clark leaves for Chicago Worlds Fair. Peter Broainfeld to spend one week at the Worlds Fair.
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George Brown
Latrope
Charlies Wright
Walter Blosser
Ray Brown
Dayton
Logan
Earl Brown
J. F. Rutgers
Harold Wright
Niagara Falls
N. J
Wright
Eugene Wright
Fred Oberle
Columbus
Bertha Oberle
Fred Burchfield
Salem
Ohio
Margaret Yeauher
Athens
M. Yeanger
C. C. Gettles
McCon
M Arnold
Ethel Young
Wood
Henry E. Mark Swigert
Roy Shoemaker Y Wey
D. L
Bert Gilling
E. W. Edwards
Wayne Luts
Eastern Star
Maude Smith
Holzer
Buddy Branson
A. Koehler
Mrenold
Steve Clark
Chicago
Peter Broa Ifeld
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Frank Nash
Oklahoma
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President Roosevelt
Washington
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the Plains
Plains Unemployed League
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Clarence Willis
Edward Evans
Herman Theisen Jr
Murray City
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Nelly
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Nelly Don
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