Bid Wins Relocation Contract On Route 31 Project
Harvey Candle of Bu cy rus bid 232 626 74 dollars for Rockbridge highway relocation on Route 31. Four other bids were received at the State Highway Department in Columbus. The project spans 1.52 miles from Buck Run to Rockview Gas Station with a 40 foot concrete beam bridge over Buck Run and will start soon.
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Logan
Harvey Candle
Bucyrus
Rockbridge
State Highway Department
Columbus
B. V. Wright
B. A. Hall
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Buck Run
Rockview Gas Station
State Insurance Team Tops Maytags 11 8 at Fairgrounds
The State Insurance team defeated the Maytags 11 to 8 at the Fairgrounds on Tuesday evening after a six run opening inning. Swaim pitched poorly in the first but settled to give solid later innings while Kuhn delivered fair work. Glen Brown and Harold Brown led the offense with a double and two singles.
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Logan
Maytags
Fairgrounds
Swaim
Kuhn
Glen
Harold Brown
Nelsonville
Self-Defense Logan: Fred Price Convicted in DUI Trial
Fred Price appeared without counsel as his own attorney in Logan. Judge Henderson presided while a jury found Price guilty of driving while intoxicated after a brief trial. He was fined 100 dollars, jailed 30 days, costs, and had his license suspended six months.
Bandit Robs Laurelville Post Office Then Fled
A lone bandit robbed the Laurelville post office Monday binding clerk Florence Pontious and looting the cash. She recovered from nervous shock and described the thief to officers as postal inspectors and Sheriff Joe Farbearn investigated Tuesday. Winfred Dumm alerted authorities after finding a parcel card at his box.
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Winfred Dumm
Laurelville
Logan to Have Nine in Legion Tourney
Logan Post of the American Legion will be represented in the Junior League baseball tournament with a nine man squad. Team selections are made and eight holdovers from last year's roster return alongside new players. age limits forced the loss of several veterans from the prior year.
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LOGAN
Logan Post
American Legion
Jimmy Richardson
Albert Leonard
Jack Smith
Joe Thomas
Clyde Bloomfield
O'Neil C. Mowery
Roy Marshall
Luther Heyde
James Schultz
Harry Stephenson
Otis Landis
Earl Bell
Harding Lemon
John Wilson
Harold Barbee
Leonard
Smith
Thomas
Mowery
Marshall
Landis
Bloomfield
Heyde
Allan Adair
Emery Osler
Ralph Webb
Billy Myers
Harold Brown
Yard Repairs Under C. O. Railroad Crew
Logan reports that the C. and O. Railroad bridge and building crew led by John Hines will spend another week in the local yards making repairs. The crew has already repaired river bridge timbers by the depot and raised tracks in the district. next they will repair the coal docks near the roundhouse.
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Logan
John Hines
Notice to Take Depositions in Moran Case
Nonresidents William J Moran Florence Moran Marie Donnalley and Henrietta Dugan are notified depositions will be taken on July 6 at Pat Morans residence 5 Sixth Street Parkersburg West Virginia in the Pat Moran versus William J Moran et al case Cause No 16886 before 9 am to 6 pm at Athens County Ohio court proceeding. Attorneys Woollhy and Rowland represent Pat Moran.
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William J. Moran
Fillmore Ave
Seranton
Pennsylvania
Pat Moran
Reed
West Virginia
Woollhfy
Rowland
Foreclosure Notice of Tax Liens in Athens County Ohio
G D Gorham as Treasurer files for foreclosure of tax and special assessment liens on Lot 1910 Sycamore Heights Athens in Court of Common Pleas Cause No 1840. Defendant A O French must answer by July 10 1937 or judgment will be entered. Poster B R Cornwell Assistant Prosecuting Attorney.
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A. O. French
G. D. Gorham
Athens County
Ohblo
Court of Common Pleas
Ohio
Athens
Sycamore Heights
Poster
Cornwell
Hlolw
Logan Council Plans River Bank Repairs
Logan City Council held a special meeting called by Mayor Kenneth Fitzgerald to repair damage to the Hocking River bank in the western city. A supplemental appropriation of 150 was approved to fund transport of kiln bottom material from Logan Clay Products Co. and temporary right of way with Frank Tipton.
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Logan
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Hocking
Logan Clay Products Co
R. R. Loomis
Frank Tipton
Gallagher Ave
Hocking Crops Reported in Good Shape
Logan report by extension agent James R. Smoot notes an excellent grass stand in wheat and other crops in Hocking County. Moisture and improved seeding practices, including drilling seed and harrowing broadcast seed, plus increased fertilizing by farmers, are credited for the favorable conditions.
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Logan
James R. Smoot
Hocking County
Smoot
Hocking Troubled by Farm Labor Shortage
Hocking County farmers face a shortage of harvest labor for wheat cutting and hay making. Farmers appeal to the extension service for help as older men and local youths assist where possible.
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Hocking
Logan
Hocking County
Extension Service Office
Kiwanis Club Reports Indianapolis Convention
Logan club secretary Ralston delivers a report on the recent international Kiwanis convention in Indianapolis. Raymond Lanning adds his notes as alternate delegate. Fred Murray backs the proposed judiciary amendment to the Ohio Constitution. Next week Dr. W F E Brehm will discuss a three weeks Southwest trip.
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Logan
Howard Ralston
Indianapolis
Logan Club
Whitehouse
Raymond Lanning
Fred Murray
M.R. Parker
W. FE. Brehm
Southwest
Spends Day in Jail Then Changes Plea
Logan man Tom Anderson of Route 2 was arrested Monday night by Patrolmen C D Notstone and A F Evans. He was arraigned the next morning on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He pleaded not guilty, spent a day in county jail, then pleaded guilty and was fined $100 and costs with drivers rights suspended for six months.
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Logan
C. D. Notstone
A. F. Evans
Tom Anderson
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Logan Drivers Test Set By State Patrol at City Hall
The state highway patrol will administer the next drivers test on Friday July 2. Headquarters will be at City Hall for the testing event this week.
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Logan
State Highway Patrol
City Hall
Local Marriage Licenses and County Happenings In Logan
Marriage licenses issued include Everett Warren 21 of The Diamond and Mary Dufford Clevenger 18 of New Straitsville. Warnings note Dr. W E Brehm buying Midland Place lot. plan new residence. The courthouse flagpole received paint and a new rope for July 4 display. Boilers at the C and O Railroad powerhouse are being cleaned for fall.
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Logan
W. E. Brehm
Glenn Wheeler
Midland Place
C. and O. Railroad
Logan Social Notes and Bridge Club Reports
Mrs Eby entertained eight guests at luncheon on S Orchard St and later attended races in Lancaster. D C Bridge Club met at Miss Ruth Brooke’s with guests filling in for absent members. July meeting planned at the Rock House. Mt Pleasant reports H D Atha, Gordon Oil Co president, seriously ill of anemia. formerly of Logan and once in charge of operations here.
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Eby
Buellaby
S. Orchard St
Lancaster
W. W. Bryson
B. R. Angle
Carl Pico
Harriett Weymueller
Glouster
Frank Harden
H. M. Whitcraft
Charles Lutz
Clinton Webb
Bridge Club
D. C
Logan
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
H. D. Atha
Gordon Oil Co
Mr. Pleasant
Mr. Atha
Sorority Initiation and Legion Elections Highlight Week
Sigma Phi Gamma held pledges initiation with new members Nancy Essex Lola Bell Hockman Margaret Brooker and Grace Sayer. Corsages went to Mrs. Bruce Wright and Miss Evelyn Courter. July picnic plans to be finalized by club officers. Fidac program conducted at American Legion Auxiliary meeting as Bertha Oberle named lunch chair. State convention delegates to be elected at Columbus August 15 to 17. Logan items note visits by Robert Geddes Pythian Sisters summer session end and garden club meeting with James R Smoot on Annuals.
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Sigma Phi Gamma
Nancy Essex
New Straitsville
Lola Bell Hockman
Margaret Brooker
Grace Sayer
Bruce Wright
Evelyn Courter
Henry Dague
John Green
Frances van Hook
Frances Juergensmier
Harry Mock
American Legion Auxiliary
Bertha Oberle
Columbus
Irma Powers
Horoscope for the Day Predicts Mixed Fortunes
Conflicting planetary configurations make the day hard to interpret with both fortunate signs and delays or grief. Bereavement in business could affect private gains, while friendships and finances show favorable trends. Birthday individuals may see private pleasure, but business obstacles or postponements may arise. employment matters bring concern yet solid friendships remain.
Mrs Noon Is Guest Of Honor At Birthday Party
Mrs Thomas Noon surprised Monday evening by friends at her Main Street home in Glouster. The party featured contract bridge with two tables in play. Josephine Hedfelt won high score, F H May second, and a gift was presented to the guest of honor. A cake decorated for the occasion and refreshments followed.
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C. E. Handley
F. H. May
O. A. McDonald
Andrew Chute
L. W. Ley
Ernest Williams
Josephine Hedfelt
Noon
Cookie Sale Promotes Epworth League Fundraising
Epworth League of the Methodist Church sponsors a cookie sale this week with orders taken by members and deliveries on Saturday. A Wednesday meeting will compile orders. Proceeds fund a trip to Lancaster Campground during July 11 week.
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Glouster
Epworth League
The
Methodist Church
Lancaster
Mary Francis Carpenter
Gail Bingman
George Tolliver
C. A. Bingman
Athens
July Meeting Changes For WCTU And Orpah Class
The WCTU will hold its monthly meeting on the second Tuesday in July due to July Fourth holidays. The Orpah Class of the Methodist Church meets Friday night July 2 at 8 o'clock at Mrs. W. D. Withers home with Mrs. Ancil Gamwell assisting.
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Glouster
WCTU
Glouster — Orpah
Methodist Church
W. D. Withem
Ancil Gamwell
Glouster Children To Share in County Camp Project
Athens County moves to establish a camp for underprivileged youth with a 24 hour supervised program. Ages 10 to 16 split across sessions, girls’ weeks at the end, and a multiweek stay planned to start before fall. Funds raised via tag sales in Glouster and nearby towns. Volunteers from Kiwanis Club coordinate, with church groups handling can donations and blanket/ticking drives.
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Glouster
Athens County
al Craft
Phil Robinson
Hotel Gordon
Kiwanis Club
New Electric Rates Fixed in Glouster Meeting
Glouster board fixes new electric rates under a contract with Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. Residential local rates set at five cents for 50 kWh, four cents for next 50, and 2.5 cents beyond. Commercial demand charges: 5 cents for first 100 hours, 4 cents for next 200, 3 cents for next 700, 2 cents thereafter. Rural residential: 6 cents for first 25 kWh, 5 cents for next 100, 3 cents beyond.
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Glouster
Board of Public Affairs
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
Judge Tyroler Speaks To Glouster Kiwanis Meeting
Judge Louis Tyroler of Athens spoke at the Glouster Kiwanis dinner about the underprivileged child camp and its community value. L. E. Richardson reported on the Kiwanis international convention in Indianapolis. Plans for a district camp drive were announced with Phil F. Robinson named to supervise donations and tag sales. Ben Goldberg won the attendance prize donated by Martin Murphy.
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Glouster
Louis Tyroler
Athens
Glouster Kiwanis
Hotel Gordon
L. E. Richardson
Indianapolis
Phil F. Robinson
Martin Murphy
Ben Goldberg
Double Holiday Honors Glouster Merchants Clerks
Glouster merchants and clerks will enjoy a second holiday this year as all stores will close Sunday and Monday July 4 and 5. A similar closure occurred during Memorial Day. Employees urge the public to shop early.
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Glouster
Glouster Personal And Social Mention
Mr and Mrs Herman Atlas hosted as their guest Mrs Atlas mother Mrs David Atlas of Zanesville. Miss Shirley Bradley Miss Maxine Thompson Fred Darling and Joe Williams visited Buckeye Lake Sunday afternoon.
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Glouster
Herman Atlas
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Pen Mitt
Signia
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George Clark
Rock House
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Robert Geddes
Mingo Junction
Fred Wardwell
F. A. Koppe
Robert
H. L. Geddes
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias Hall
Mrs. Bell Miller
Syracuse
By Genevieve Kemble
Mrs. Noon
Albert Gibbs
Wwctul
Judge Tyroler
Glouster Club
Enna
Wunder
Enna Jettick
American Girl Shoes
South Court St
Canada
Athens Bottling Works
Zenners
RED Cross Shoes
Gilman St
Tletta. Chemical Products Corp
Marietta, Ohio
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