Relief Demand in Logan Dims as Industry Recovers
Logan officials report improved industrial conditions cutting direct relief demands by about 10 percent in the last month. Reopening of the Hocking Valley Brick Plant and the shoe factory plus continued Sun Glow Industries operation boosted work relief funds. About 180 at the shoe factory, 75 at the brick plant, and 100 at Sun Glow, with Sun Glow rising to 130 soon. Goose Creek work relief project is being expanded beyond initial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James R. Allen
Hocking Valley
Sun Glow Industries
Goose Creek
Alien
Two Union Furnace men plead guilty to larceny charge
Buck Holdren and John Collins of Union Furnace pleaded guilty to petty larceny after arrest by Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn. Before Magistrate B Whitehart they received a one day jail sentence and a $50 fine plus costs for stealing a radiator from a truck belonging to 8S Ruble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Furnace
Logan
Buck Holdren
John Collins
Joe Farbearn
B. Whitehart
Plans New Trial State's Attorney Will Bring Harley Stewart Before Court Here Again
Logan prosecutor C Wood Bowen said he will retry Harley Stewart on a second degree murder indictment after a jury failed to reach a verdict this week. Stewart remains in fatal condition as the case awaits court action before Judge Harley M Whitcraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Stewart
Logan
C. Wood Bowen
Harley M. Whitcraft
Stewart
Stewart Set for Retrial on July 9 in Son Slaying
Harley Stewart faces a second degree murder retrial for the death of his son Carl. A hung jury led to a discharge this week, and Judge Harley M. Whitcraft ordered a special drawing of 25 jurors from the jury wheel for the next trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harley Stewart
Carl
Harley M. Whitcraft
Hunsaker Weds Warehime in Mt. Sterling Home Ceremony
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Irma Helen Hunsaker to Mr. Floyd Ellis Warehime. The ceremony occurred June 20 at Rev. W. E. Ewing’s Mt. Sterling home with attendants Mr. and Mrs. George Briley of Lancaster. The bride, Logan High School 1926 graduate, attended Ohio University. the groom works with his father in South Bloomingville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan High School
Ohio University
Warehime
Ewing
Hay announces marriage of Cathelyeen Hay to Pete Barnes
New Straitsville reports Cathelyeen Hay wed to Pete Barnes of Logan. Ted Williams shows slow improvement after an appendectomy in Columbus. A tennis court rises on Old Town Road near Shuttleworth. Dunlapps of Logan visit relatives here. Lawson Jr and family stay with daughter Mrs Leavers in Waverly. Wavelyn Slatzer leaves for nursing training in Columbus. Howard Blankenship and John Nelson in Columbus this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Frank Hay
Cathelyeen
Pete Barnes
Logan
Ted Williama
Columbus
Shuttleworth
Old Town Road
Charles Dunlapp
Edward Lawson, Jr
Waverly
Robert Leavers
Wavelyn Slatzer
Howard Blankenship
John Nelson
Wednesday Evening Game From U B By Large Score
United Brethren weakened after three innings as Catholics won 17 to 2 in a Junior League game. Phi Sigs face Betas in the Senior League this evening. Julia Donahue, daughter of Mr and Mrs C B Donahue, cut her foot swimming after hitting a tin can in a private pool this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
LOGAN
United Brethren
Phi Sigs
Betas
Julia
Logan Thornton Faces Non-Support Charge in Chillicothe
Sheriff Sol Ellinger arrested Logan Thornton Monday in Chillicothe and brought him to town on a non-support charge. Booster Committee of the local Odd Fellows Lodge urges members to join a trip to New Straiteville for a meeting at 6 30 Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Sam Thornton
Chillicothe
Sol Ellinger
Odd Fellows Lodge
New Straiteville
Potluck Dinner Set by Chickamauga Council Members
Chickamauga Council members of the Degree of Pocahontas will hold a regular meeting and potluck dinner Friday night at the Red Men Hall. In Bishopville residents attending the Leeper family reunion at Marietta Fair Grounds included Frank Davis Lena Blackburn James Carter Phyllis Morris Garfield Carter Glen Pedicord and Lucille Carter. Logan library announces July August hours with weekday evenings 6:30 to 9 and Saturday 1:30 to 4:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Chickamauga Council
Degree of
Pocahontas
Red Men Hall
Bishopville
Leeper
Marietta
Frank Davis
Lena Blackburn
James Carter
John Carter
Phyllis Morris
Garfield Carter
Glen Pedicord
Lucille Carter
Owls Probed After Heat Fueled Rampage in St Charles
In St Charles Missouri police report extreme heat has driven normally harmless screech owls to attack pedestrians. Officers using shotguns bagged 13 owls, leaving residents breathing easier amid the late evening danger.
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ST. Charles
Club Is Organized Tuppers Plains Girls To Give Benefit
Myrtle Keller was elected president of the Willing Workers 4 H sewing club at its organization meeting in Tuppers Plains. Kate Norman leads, Eileen Bahr is vice president, Wilma Summerfield secretary treasurer, Ida Summer recreational leader, Jo Claire McPherson news reporter. An ice cream social Saturday drew a large crowd and a Buckeye Lake bus trip is planned with non members welcome. A second ice cream social is set for June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuppers Plains
Myrtle Keller
Willing Workers
Kate Norman
Eileen Bahr
Wilma Summerfield
Ida Summer
Jo Claire McPherson
Buckeye Lake
Danny Spellman Shines for Welch Junior Baseball Team
Logan reports Danny Spellman of Welch West Virginia has boosted the American Legion Junior baseball squad in a district elimination contest. He pitched and won in his first championship series game and added a clutch two base hit to drive in two teammates for a victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Danny Spellman
Welch
W. Va
American Legion
Danny
United Brethren
Disbennett Family Arrives in Logan for Indefinite Visit
William Disbennett and son Marion from California arrived in Logan for an indefinite visit with relatives and friends. They previously lived near Belle Flower Illinois. William seeks to see his ill brother James Disbennett and sister Carrie Smith and brought home grown oranges and lemons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
William Disbennett
Marion
California
Belle Flower
Illinois
Disbennett
James Disbennett
Carrie Smith
Local Socials Highlight Busy Weekend Visits
Irene Lyons and Kath leen Lyons of Columbus with Paul Keller and Kenneth Kent of Baltimore spent the weekend with George Lyons and family. Mrs. Robert Wilkenson and son returned from Willard after a visit with relatives. Myrtle Stedman and daughter visited Coalgrove with Mrs. Amy Lowery who is ill. Walter Collins and children of New Pittsburgh spent Sunday with Aunt Mrs. Guy Stedman. Garland Hawk and daughter were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Aultman of New Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon Hill
Irene
Kathleen Lyons
Columbus
Paul Keller
Kenneth Kent
Baltimore
George Lyons
Robert Wilkenson
Willard
John Wilkenson
Myrtle Stedman
Coalgrove
Amy Lowery
Walter Collins
New Pittsburgh
Guy Stedman
Garland Hawk
Don Aultman
Queen Esther Circle Presents Two Plays at Logan Church
Two plays will be presented by the Queen Esther Circle during union services Sunday evening at the Methodist Episcopal Church, with the circle in charge. The morning sermon at United Brethren Church will be titled a Good United Brethren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Father Circle
Logan
Queen Esther Circle
Tag Union
Methodist Episcopal Church
United Brethren Church
Farmers In Hocking County Corn Hog Contracts Signed
Farmers who signed corn hog contracts will be called to Logan for meetings. The first gathering Friday evening in the probate court room includes men from Marion Good Hope and Laurel Township at 7 30. They will be asked for second signatures to the contracts. Other districts will be called later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Marion
Good Hope
Laurel Township
Blight Hits Pear Trees in Logan District
Pear trees in Logan district suffer heavy blight this season with many trees looking as if attacked by locusts, harming orchard health.
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Logan
County Officials Confer on Relief Work Problems
Commissioners Armstrong Wolfe and Vancuren with County Surveyor Orla Wolfe relief director James R Allen and state inspector C E Tilton visited Athens Thursday to confer with county and relief officials on relief program problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Armstrong, Wolfe and
Vancuren
Orla Wolfe
James R. Allen
C. E. Tilton
Athens
Police Search for Mother and Infant in West Logan
Mary Howdyshell, 18, and her two year old daughter disappeared after being seen at a carnival on Gallagher Avenue around 10 p.m. Chief Lew Reynolds and Deputy Joe Farbearn assist the father in the search. She is 5 feet 4 inches, slim with dark hair in a blue dress. infant in a pink dress.
Not Enough Space For Entire New Deal
WAYNESBURG PA Glenn Morris a farmer found a land turtle bearing the initials C A O and T M with 1880 on its shell He added his initials the present date and other initials including CWA and NRA then turned the turtle loose again Logan Mrs Lilson Ross Carbon Hill is receiving treatment at Cherrington Hospital for a fractured hip suffered when she fell in the yard of her home Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesburg
Glenn Morris
T. M
Logan
Lilson Ross
Carbon Hill
Cherrington Hospital
Fifth Annual Sand Run Reunion Set for July 8
Kathryn D. Holt secretary announces the Logan area Sand Run neighbors and friends will hold the fifth annual reunion at Rising Park in Lancaster on July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Rising Park
Lancaster
Kathryn D. Holt
Epworth League Rally Attendance Banner Wins
Twenty four Mountville youths attended a recent Epworth League rally at New Lexington and returned with an attendance banner and a county district banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountville
Epworth League
New Lexington
Junior Stitch In Time 4-H Club Meets at High School Gym
Helen Grim presided at the June 21 meeting where Dorothy Burson demonstrated good posture and Dorothy Jane Friess read Everyday Care of Clothes. Betty Hamer spoke on Care of the Teeth. A penny bank was started to fund camp costs. New members Mary Jeffers, Marquet Smith, and Ruth Meeks joined. The next meeting is June 28 at the high school gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Grim
Dorothy Burson
Betty Hamer
Dorothy Jane Friess
Mary Jeffers
Marquite Smith
Ruth Meeks
Choir organized at Church of Christ in Millfield
A choir formed Thursday evening at the Church of Christ under Mrs. John Sharick who previously taught music in Ashland schools. Mrs. D S Linscott of Hooper Ridge is recovering at the home of her stepdaughter Mrs. Donald Betts in Nelsonville after major surgery at Cherrington Hospital Logan. John Sharick was called to Nankin Friday evening by damage from a cyclone that struck his parents' property there.
Corn hog program in favorable position says Ohio official
Howard Jefferson of the Ohio Farm Bureau reports Western farmers are signing the second corn hog agreement almost 100 percent. Some farmers are selling livestock cream and eggs at lower prices when not cooperating, with stations paying butterfat five to seven cents less per pound and hogs 10 to 25 cents under Chicago and western markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Howard Jefferson
Ohio Farm Bureau Livestock Department
Farm Bureau
Chicago
Cincinnati
Western River
4 H Club Members Demonstrate Sewing and Baking Skills
The Stewart The Romettes 4 H Club met at the Ste art high school on Wednesday June 27. Betty Faulkner demonstrated how to make drop cookies while Nellie Ogg showed the running stitch and Joan Stewart the hemming stitch. The next meeting is set for Monday July 2 at 2 pm at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Romettes
Betty Faulkner
Nellie Ogg
Joan Stewart
New Deal pledge stresses reform reconstruction and liberty
The president frames the New Deal as a mix of old and new to drive orderly progress in buildings and government. He links relief to large spending, blames the prior decade for unearned riches, and urges reform and reconstruction to address justice, fairness, and new economic conditions. He asks individuals if they are better off, payed less debt, and feel secure.
Weekend guests and church event in Chauncey area
Mr and Mrs Ed ward minister and family hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Victor Weaver and Miss Emma Stotts all from nearby cities who recently had surgery at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Local families entertained visitors and dined together with several Chauncey residents hosting Akron and Athens guests. A Sunday church service at the Factory M E Church in Athens will feature Rev Aaron McGrath with the text Lazarus Comes Forth at 1 30 p m July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Edward Minister
Victor Weaver
Columbus
Emma Stotts
Athens
John Doe
Albany
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Frank Lands
George van Meter
Vere Ridge
Junior
Johnny Lands
Luther Cruikshank
Forest Allen
Eunice Shafer
Marion
Akron
Holt
Courtney
Jennie
George Smith
Wiley Elisenaugle
Thomas Cruikshank
J. I. Vandyke
M. E
Aaron McGrath
Lazarus
Chauncey Church Women Honor Mrs Guy Gardner
The Christian Woman's Bible Class of Chauncey Church of Christ celebrated Mrs. Guy Gardner's thirtieth wedding anniversary at her Athens home. Mrs. Floyd Nye led the meeting with devotions by Mrs. W Ahlbrand and a lesson by Mrs. John Shafer. Twenty one members attended, plus visitor Mrs. I N McHarg, and a picnic dinner followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Church
Guy Gardner
Chauncey
Athens
Christian Woman's Bible
Chauncey Church of
Christ
Floyd Nye
W. Ahlbrand
John Shafer
Ohlbrand
Shafer
Tippett
Rankin
Nye
I. N. McHarg
Guests of Hocking CHAUNCEY Ladies Auxiliary
Members of Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary No. 9 to the United Mine Workers of America were guests of the Hocking Auxiliary this week. Attendees included Mrs. Pearl Schoonover Mrs. Lenna McClean Mrs. Gertrude Johnson Mrs. Addie Tippie Mrs. Ida Beitelcheis Mrs. Edna Courtney Mrs. Forest McDonald Mrs. Chas. Baker Mrs. Bessie Perry Mrs. Rebecca Shepherd and Mrs. Ella Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary
United Mine Workers of America
Hocking
Pearl Schoonover
Lenna McClean
Gertrude Johnson
Addie Tippie
Ida Beitelcheis
Edna Courtney
Forest McDonald
Chas. Baker
Bessie Perry
Rebecca Shepherd
Ella Henderson
Mrs Bertha McNeal Ill. Evangelistic Meetings Held
Mrs Harvey Court ney reports the serious illness of her sister Mrs Bertha McNeal of Houston Texas. The Church of Christ at 4 Stimson Avenue hosts evangelist Charles F Arnett with meetings nightly through Sunday and a 930 worship service Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Harvey Courtney
Bertha McNeal
Houston
Texas
Church of Christ
Stimson Avenue
Charles F. Arnett
Carpenter church group elects new B Y P leaders
The Carpenter Young People's group elected Mary Pray Carpenter as president and Mary Virginia Starkey as vice president. Eddie Lou Howery served as store and treasurer, Wanda Starkey was pianist, Wilda Mae fellowship leader, Frances vice leader, and Ray Wardship leader. Mrs. was named advisor. A joint meeting was announced to be held Monday in Farm Star Rape is man. Elda St Avisor also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Mary Pray Carpenter
Mary Virginia Starkey
Eddie Lou Howery
Wanda Starkey
Wilda Mae
Frances
Ray
Elda
Teeetiy
Church Ice Cream Social Planned at New Marshfield Lawn
An evening benefit ice cream social will be held on the church lawn at New Marshfield. The event is sponsored by the church to raise funds for its activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield
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Mr. Sterling
Miss Irma HH. Hunsaker
Floyd FE. Warehimed
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Douglass Montgomery
Missouri City
Hocking County
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Pencer
Tracy
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Palmolive
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Chuck
Swift
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