Council Debates Action On Sewer Plans And Pool Lease
Mayor Fitzgerald urges action on sewer improvements under FERA and a bond issue plan with July 13 filing deadline. Council reviews east end sewer extension, fund shortages, and repairs citywide. Debate over leasing Martin pool for a municipal swim facility continues with lease terms and delinquent water rent adjustments in discussion. A special engineer from the utilities commission offered to meet, but conflicts postponed.
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East End
Fitzgerald
Council
Martin
R. R. Loomis
F. P. Martin
The
Utilities Commission
Loronoom
Wee
Beauty product sale listing and prices
A market style rundown lists cosmetic items with prices including Jenners Cold Cream at 49 cents Houbigant Face Powder at 1 dollar 89 cents and other powders such as Lady Father Powder 78 cents Ste Armands Powder Stdc LaBlanche Powder 39 cents. The snippet suggests promotional pricing in a mid century catalog or newspaper advertisement.
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Ste Armands
English Visitors Marvel at Cave
Among the many out of state visitors to Ash Cave were Mr and Mrs H R Hetherington of London England who admired the grand scenery. Hetherington a London merchant advised against visiting England to see anything like Hocking County scenery noting there is nothing like it there.
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Logan
Ash Cave
H. R. Hetherington
London
England
Hetherington
Hocking County
City council discusses gas rate matter with officials
F W Phillips of the Ohio Fuel Gas Company and William Reed of Logan met council members. Phillips expressed relief that steps were started to confer with the commission on the gas rate issue. A supplemental appropriation was approved for a new street light at Central Avenue and Church Street.
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F. W. Phillips
Athens
Ohio Fuel Gasompany
William Reed
Logan
Phillips
Central Avenue
Church Street
Notable Record Is Made by S. C. Smith
S C Smith telegraph operator for the C O Railroad at Old Town Yards will complete 45 years with the company next month. He began with Hocking Valley Railroad as a telegrapher at Gallipolis on July 26, 1800 and worked at Dundas and Glen Ebon before joining Old Town in 1892. He is a longtime Mason, member since 1898, past master, and resides with his family on West Front Street.
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Blue Lodge
Smith
West Front Street
Route 56 Repairs To Be Made This Year
In the Hocking County section, Route 56 will be repaired this summer with asphalt and gravel rather than oil. Oil applications previously closed the road for long periods and reduced tourism to Ash Cave. Engineers reportedly recommended asphalt treatment. No further teachers exams in Hocking County will be held until August 30, per Supt. J. W. Coleman, board of examiners clerk.
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Logan
Hocking County
Bloomingville
Ash Cave
Logan Courthouse Talks Highlight Local Meetings
Logan residents Harley Deffenbaugh and son William of Tarleton met officials at the courthouse Tuesday. Otterbein College professor Thomas Vanatta visited preacher Ralph Babylon, noting past class ties. A cleanup drive led by M G Harbaugh of Zanesville Avenue spreads, improving area gardens.
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Harley Deffenbaugh
William of
Tarleton
Logan
Thomas Vanatta
Otterbein College
Ralph Babylon
M. G. Harbaugh
Zanesville Avenue
Dr Francis Enters New Medical Field in Haydenville Change
Dr. Richard M. Anderson assumes practice of Dr J D Francis in Haydenville after Francis leaves for Chicago to pursue orthopedic surgery at the University of Illinois Research Hospital. Anderson, a Washington University graduate, is Indiana born. Mrs. Anderson will join Haydenville July 1. Francis resigns from the county board of health after 3 1/2 years in the role.
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Logan
Richard M. Anderson
St. Louis
J. D. Francis
Haydenville
Chicago
University of Illinois
Anderson
Washington University of
More Jurors in Chivers Murder Case
Ten extra jurors will be drawn Saturday for the Chivers murder trial set to begin July 8. The names supplement the April term panel, with Commissioners Nelson Delong and EK N Turner overseeing the drawings at the courthouse.
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Logan
Chivers
Nelson Delong
Laurelville
EK. N. Turner
Courthouse Firecracker Incident Takes Officials by Surprise
Custodian George Bolden at the courthouse set off a small firecracker that exploded loudly. Deputies Nellis Smith and Newton Spencer rushed from their office to respond.
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Logan
George Bolden
Nellis Smith
Newton Spencer
FERA Projects Begin at Logan High School
Work started Tuesday morning on the flooring project at Logan High School under FERA supervision with ten men on site. The first step is laying a maple auditorium floor. The mattress factory will reopen for two to three days to finish started materials, then a fresh supply will arrive to complete the work.
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Logan
Logan High School
FERA
Logan Pair Engaged in Local Notice
Wayne Edward Mock 22 a Logan garage mechanic son of Mr and Mrs John Mock and Mary Catherine Newman 24 at home Logan daughter of Mr and Mrs George Newman appear in a public engagement notice from the Logan area listing their ages and parental names.
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Wayne Edward Mock
Logan
John Mock
Mary Catharine Newman
George Newman
Garden harvest report from C B Briley’s plot in late spring
Logan notes new potatoes and peas gathered from C B Briley’s garden. Briley planted at the end of March and had his first meal from the crop about a week ago. Potatoes rotted in some spots according to Briley’s account.
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Logan
Briley
Phi Sigs lineup includes injured Logan-Roy Scott
Haydenville athlete Logan-Roy Scott, whose right foot was fractured over a week earlier by a baseball, returned to action for Phi Sigs Tuesday night. He served at first base and pitched parts of the game.
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Logan
Roy Scott
Haydenville
Phi Sigs
Blackberry harvest reported by Fred Davis at 684 Fast Main Street
Fred Davis reports picking ripened blackberries from his cultivated plants Sunday. He notes the berries are of good quality.
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Logan
Fred Davis
Fish crowd Longstreth pond yields large bass and bluegills
Logan notes that Longstreth pond in Ward Township, though a small basin, has produced several large bass and many bluegills this spring for area fishermen.
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Logan
Longstreth Pond
Ward Township
Streams Reopen Monday in Hocking and Rockbridge Basins
Deputy Game Protector Edward Eberst announces that all streams in Hocking County will reopen Monday after over two months of closure for restocking. The Rockbridge Basin streams will also be opened, following recent bass and catfish stocking.
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Logan
Hocking County
Edward Eberst
Rockbridge Basin
Gas Rate Talks Stall As Public Response Lags
Logan residents show scant reaction to a proposed gas rate issue. Council members report few constituents have voiced opinions despite newspaper appeals. Debate centers on a compromise rate or leaving rate setting to the Public Utilities Commission.
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Logan
Public Utilities Commission
Legion Readies Junior Baseball Team for Tourney
Logan Athletic Committee submits fifteen player roster for junior league, with practice set to begin ahead of sectional and state tournaments. Roster includes Bob Ralston Wendell Swaim Joe Karshner Albert Leonard Lloyd Heinlein Ralph Webb Edward Nelson Willard Horn Billy Myers Andrew Inboden Harold Brown Bruce Jaggs Jr William Spence Wallace Shriner and Jimmy Richardson. In Logan county, burglary of the John Michel summer cottage near Black Jack is under investigation by Deputy Sheriff Newton Spencer. loot valued at 25 dollars taken after entry by breaking a window. Ash Cave's season attraction draws over a thousand visitors Sunday, per Ranger Lewis Jones.
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Logan Post
American Legion
John E. Krieg
Bob Ralston
Wendell Swaim
Joe Karshner
Albert Leonard
Lloyd Heinlein
Ralph Webb
Edward Nelson
Willard Horn
Billy Myers
Andrew Inbo
John Michel
Black Jack
Newton Spencer
Eagles Edge Phi Sig Team In 6 3 Victory
Eagles defeated the Phi Sigs 6 to 3 as Krumlauf pitched steady and got solid support. Phi Sigs started with Lunsford and were relieved by Scott after the first inning, scoring four runs in the opening frame before the Eagles pulled away.
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Eagles
Phi Sigs
Krumlauf
Lunsford
Scott
Swaim
Acker
Connel
Marshall
Gabriel
Hansel
United Brethren and Presbyterians
Nelsonville
Carpenter Maytags
Market Team Tops CCC In Tuesday Baseball Fight
Market took an 8 to 1 win from Camp Hocking Tuesday. CCC led 1 0 for five innings before Market surged in the sixth with two runs and added a five run rally in the seventh. Mercer Strawn and Kitchen powered Market while Moday and Sheets pitched for Camp.
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Market
Camp Hocking
CCC
Mercer, Strawn
Kitchen
Moday
Vacation plans announced for Shank and Ingmire couple
Rev. and Mrs. W. N. Shank of this city will vacation next month with Rev. and Mrs. S. M. Ingmire of Newark. They will travel through the Northwest, long familiar to Mr. Ingmire, with the trip approved by the Methodist Episcopal Church official board.
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Logan
W. N. Shank
Wife Denies Charge in Boocks Divorce Petition
Howard M. Boocks sues Helen M. Boocks for divorce on cruelty grounds. Helen M. Boocks denies leaving him before July 6, 1934 and files a cross petition alleging his cruelty. She seeks temporary and permanent alimony and asks dismissal of his petition.
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Logan
Howard M. Boocks
Helen M. Boocks
Lancaster
Bea Ross Appointed to Four Special Schools
Bea Ross to direct special schooling program as part of an education department initiative. She traveled to Cleveland for Western Reserve study and will oversee specialized sight saving actions in Central districts.
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Logan
Bea Ross O. Carbo
Centra
Cleveland
Western Reserve
Chargercial Department of High School
Scarlet fever outbreak prompts quarantine orders
Scarlet fever cases trigger quarantine actions as authorities restrict movements of affected individuals reportedly involving McQuade family and others in Hay McQuade neighborhood.
Black Horses Off Track Beyond Others On Page
Fragmentary OCR notes reference black horses and a page headline with comparison to others. Details are unclear, but imply a sports or racing event where black horses lead or differ from rivals. No full names, places, or outcomes are readable.
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