Logan Chieftains Shine as Athens Tournament Draws Near
Logan High School fans rally for the Athens tourney this week as coach John Longley builds on a strong season. The Chieftains, with only a few losses to New Boston, Pomeroy, Lancaster St Marys, and a forfeited Nelsonville game, show a winning record in league and non league play.
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Logan
Athens
Chieftains
John Longley
Nelsonville
New Boston
Pomeroy
Lancaster St. Marys
East High
Aquinas
Columbus
McConnelsville
Stewart
Hocking
Four Distinguished Women to Speak During March Series
Logan Business and Professional Women's Club plans a broadcast week starting March 12 featuring Mrs. Gerline Bowman president of the National Federation Representative Florence P. Kahn of California Rosalie Loew Whitney of New York and Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt. Coast to coast connections are arranged for Bowman Kahn and Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Business and Professional Women's Club
Gerline Bowman
The
National Federation
Florence P. Kahn
California
Rosalie Loew Whitney
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Bowman
Kahn
Roosevelt
Two cars collide at Logan intersection injure passenger
A Sunday evening crash at the Gal lagher Avenue Main Street intersection involved cars driven by Miss Prorence Powers and Wayne Mocke Crawherd. Miss Powers was unhurt. Mocke Crawherd and Miss Newman sustained minor injuries. Police C D Notestone and Francia Toole investigated with no arrests.
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Miss Powers Wa
Stone
Maryewan
Mise Newman
C. D. Notestone
Francia Toole
Nurses Retained After Transfer in Hocking County
Logan reports that the order dropping three public health nurses from service was countermanded. Nurses Hirosella Klein-Pehmidt Josephine Thurness and Lucille Roberts remain with the health department as officials hope to retain them through the current school term for work largely with school children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
CWA
Hocking County
Hirosella Kiein- Pehmidt
Josephine Thurness
Lucille Roberts
Health Department
Swensey Reception Honors Charlies Shultz in Sand Run
Carbon Hill report notes Mr and Mrs W B Swensey attended a Ghower for their daughter Charlies Shultz held at the bridegroom's parents home in Glen Echols Nelsonville guests included Murray City resident Charles Shultz and sister Mrs Nutter. Freda Starr Madge Courtney Greendale attended minstrel show. Milton Sweary Ednah Johnson Earl Johnson visited Melsonville. Rudolph Blosser and Mrs Margaret Rose were in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon Hill
W. GB. Swensey
Charlies Shultz
Sand Run
Charles Shultz
Glen Echols
Murray City
Wan
Mrs. Nutter
Freda Starr
Madge Courtney
Greendale
Milton Sweary
Edna @ohnson
Earl Johnson
Melsonville
Rudolph Blosser
Margaret Rose
Nelsonville
Use of Hard Water To Cut County Costs Line Be Laid
Logan officials plan a new water line to supply hard water to the courthouse and county jail, replacing soft water from the 1926 system. The change aims to cut costs by about two thirds, eliminating daily salt usage worth 5.10 dollars weekly.
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Logan
Miller Transferred To Columbus Offices
Logan Chester Miller former relief director for Hocking County since May last completed duties Saturday and was transferred to Columbus. Miller also served as administrator for the CWA. Temporarily Joseph Ware family case work supervisor is in charge of relief and CWA administration. Ware came from Cincinnati to Logan to take charge of case work supervision. Miller becomes assistant statistician in the state office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Chester Miller
Hocking County
Columbus
CWA
Miller
Joseph Ware
Ware
Cincinnati
State Office
Democrat Is Named Election Board Clerk
Logan Hocking County Election Board organized on Monday naming Carl Brandt a Democrat as clerk for two years and J W Hals a Republican as chairman. They succeed Samuel Blum and Clinton Webb. Blum and J G Collina were recently reappointed as members while Webb’s term ends after two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Hocking County
Carl Brandt
J. W. Hals
Rockbridge
Samuel Blum
Clinton Webb
Blum
J. G. Collina
Webb
Meat distribution updates in Hocking County relief efforts
Relief officials report ongoing food aid in Hocking County. A Wednesday delivery includes 200 pounds of fresh meat, while last Saturday brought 1700 dozen eggs and 5000 pounds of butter. Officials anticipate another consignment of smoked meat and additional butter soon.
Jury Wheel Draw Planned by Logan Officials
Logan officials including jury commissioners and court officers will convene March 14 to draw names from the jury wheel for service in the April term, as announced by Judge Harley M. Whitcraft.
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Logan
Harley M. Whitcraft
Scarlet fever cases emerge in Webb Summit district
Two new scarlet fever cases were reported to the health department over the weekend. One patient is in the family of Arthur H Mowdyshell and the other in the Robert Redd family, both within Webb Summit school district. Dr. W B Lacock inspected the school Monday and found no additional cases.
Word lists prepared for county spelling contest eliminations
Supt. J W Cole man has prepared word lists for district eliminations in the county spelling contest. The eliminations are set for March 14 with teachers already named to supervise districts, and word lists will be mailed to them next week per Supt. Coleman.
Carbon Hill Minstrel Draws Wide Audience
The Carbon Hill Home Talent Minstrel Wednesday night drew a largely attended crowd for the high school graduating class benefit. Featured acts included Happy Harry St Clair and his Old Hillsiders from Station WLAR Zanesville and Harry Farmer of Jobs with a classic clog dance. Samuel Stedman, former Carbon Hill resident and father of Guy Stedman, has died. Local reporter Velma Lowes seeks help reporting Carbon Hill area news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon Hill
Beneft
Harry" St. Clair
Buchtel
WLAR
Zanesville
Harry Farmer
Jobs
Samuel Stedman
Guy Stedman
Velma Lowes
the Messenger
W. H. Jewett
Margaret Ross
Zoa Blosser
Ben Ross
Edith Chute
Adrian Dodds
Kaye Brosser
Green Pastures
Memorial Auditorium
Athens
Lou Nutter
Louie Lowes
Clifford Hawk
Columbus
Bea Ross
Forest Stand Improvement at Camp Logan
Camp Logan boys continue forest stand improvement under camp forester Harold P. Hagee. State land will stay native woods while abandoned fields are replanted with desirable timber. Hagee reports weather last week slowed progress near Cantwell Cliffs.
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Logan
Camp Logan
Harold P. Hagee
Hage
Cantwell Cliffs
Camp Logan Supervisor Transferred for Eye Injury
Logan Sherman Vorhees civilian supervisor at Camp Logan was moved to the U S Army Hospital at Ft Hayes last week for treatment of an inflamed eye. The injury occurred while he worked in the state forest near Cantwell Cliffs.
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Logan
Sherman Vorhees
Gibisonville
Camp Logan
U. S. Army Hospital
Ft. Hayes
Cantwell Cliffs
Paxton announce birth of son in Laurel Township
Mr and Mrs William Paxton of Laurel Township announce the birth of a son on February 26. They name the child Paul Eugene Paxton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
William Paxton
Laurel Township
Pau
Fight Are Initiated By Summit Grange
NEW MARSHFIELD March 6 Eight candidates received the First and Second Degrees when Summit Grange met here Saturday night. Refreshments were served by Flora Jones Faye McNeal and Stella Enlow to members and guests. A special meeting will be held Saturday March 10 to confer the First and Second Degrees on five candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield
Summit Grange
Flora Jones
Faye McNeal
Stella Enlow
Visitors gather in Athens for weekend family time
Long Run Mr and Mrs Stanley Cooley and daughter of Athens visited Mrs Cooley's parents Mr and Mrs Victor Carpenter. Helen Perry from Athens attended. Mrs William Bentz Alfred with children joined Mr and Mrs Clinton Frost. Other guests at the Frost home included Mr William Bentz Cash Bentz and Mrs Shirley Bahr and her daughter from Alfred. Earnest Rowland returned to Stewart after extended visit with his grandmother Mrs Eliza Perry. Mr and Mrs Quince Carsey visited their children Mr and Mrs Raymond Bartlett in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Cooley
Athens
Cooley
Victor Carpenter
Helen Perry
William Bentz
Alfred
Clinton Frost
Frost
Wiliam Bentz
Cash Bentz
Shirley Bahr
Harold
Bernice Love
Earnest Rowland
Stewart
Eliza Perry
Quince Carsey
Raymond Bartlett
Turner Wins Perry County Highway Contract
O. W. Merrell state highway director announced the award of a Perry County project to EN Turner Logan on a low bid of 11184.20. The proposal calls for brick improvement of 0.133 mile on U S 62 road in Somerset Perry County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
O. W. Merrell
Perry County
Turner
Logan
Cincinnati
Zanesville
Somerset
Choppers Gather at Logan Camp for Wood Chop Contest
Plain and fancy wood chopping contest to be held at Logan Camp at 3 o clock on Thursday March 15. Awards will go to top winners with prizes donated by Logan business men.
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Logan
Camp Logan
Brooker Rites Held Private and Public Funeral Services
Funeral services for Roman Brooker were held Monday with short rites at his residence due to Mrs. Brooker’s illness, followed by public services at St. Matthew Lutheran Church led by Rev. Amos L. Heyde. Burial was at Oak Grove Cemetery. Mrs. Brooker’s condition was reported somewhat improved Monday.
Camp Logan Wins LOGAN In Second Elimination Series
Camp Logan beat Stony Creek Camp 21 to 10 in a Friday game at Lancaster High School Gym. About 100 boys attended, accompanied by a few officers. Mack and C. Zupic each scored six for Camp Logan.
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Logan
CCC
Stony Creek Camp
Lancaster High School
Mack
C. Zupic
Removal of Snow From Ohio Roads Huge Task
The Ohio highway system completed a statewide snow clearing at a cost of 5 dollars per mile. The uniform 6 to 9 inch snowfall required continuous 24 hour work over the weekend with repeated plowing due to drifting snow in many areas.
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Ohio
Columbus
Highway Department
District Patrol Office Handles Service Calls
Ohio state highway patrol directs public service calls to nearest district office or substation rather than Columbus headquarters. District hubs include Sidney Perrysburg Ravenna Delaware Cambridge and Chillicothe with numerous outposts statewide. Calls by private individuals are paid at source, reducing costs by contacting local stations.
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Columbus
State Highway Patrol
Lynn Black
Sidney
Perrysburg
Ravenna
Delaware
Cambridge
Chillicothe
Defiance
Findlay
Bellevue
Newark
Medina
Salem
Geneva
Middletown
Lima
Springfield
Marion
Mansfield
New Philadelphia
Marietta
Bridgeport
Wilmington
Portamouth
Athens
Bradbury Boy Hurt Hand Ished to Hospital After School Accident
Bradbury Austin Russell was severely cut on his hand at school and taken to McMillin Hospital Charleston for surgery. Dunbar Russell was moved to a Columbus hospital for an operation. Other notes mention church services, visits, and a relapse of Henry Beach in serious condition.
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Austin Russell
Bradbury
McMillin Hospital
Charleston
Robert T. Rice
Poplar Ridge Baptist Church
Dana Russell
Columbus
Thomas Anderson
James Anderson
Dunbar Russell
Rowley
Huntington
W. Va
Marcella Russell
Frank Russell
Dana Tracy
Pomeroy
Flora Bailey
Henry Beach
Parents, Legionnaires, and Teachers Form Save Ohio Schools Group
In Gallipolis a Gallia County chapter of Save Ohio Schools Association formed at a meeting of parents American Legion members and teachers. H. E. Houck chaired. H. B. Bradbury is vice chair. James L. Hineman secretary. The group backs a sales tax to fund schools and opposes general real estate levies except special voted levies. State Senator John A. Lloyd spoke in favor of the tax. W. J. Niday also spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
A_ Gallia County
Save Ohio Schools Association
American Legion
H. E. Houck
Thomas McCall
Department of Ohio
H. B. Bradbury
James L. Hineman
American Legion of Ohio
Wayne Booth
Harry Morgan
H. A
W. J. Niday
General Assembly
Gallia County
Minister Plans Lenten Sermon Series in Rio Grande
Rev. W. T. Packer will preach a March series of pre Easter sermons in Rio Grande titled The Life He Lived The Gospel He Taught The Kind of Man He Was and What He Means. Ladies Art Society plans an all day meeting with potluck at noon hosted by Mrs. L F Allen. Dorothy McCuskey Mildred Neulin and Rush McClure traveled to Athena to see The Green Pastures. Eleanor Shane and child stayed with Dr and Mrs T J Allison while Dr Shane attended a medical college centennial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
W. T. Packer
Jesus
Ladies Art Society
L. F. Allen
Dorothy McCuskey
Mildred Neulin
Rush McClure
Athena
Eleanor Shane
Child
T. J. Allison
Shane
Ohio Medical College
Rio Grande Socials and Visits Highlight Local Weekend
Mrs. L. F. Allen and Mrs. Margaret Bohn returned from a Florida trip and other southern points. Charmis Davis was weekend guest of parents Jenkin and Mrs. Davis. Marie Maxie and Vivian Fowler with brother Myron spent the weekend at home. Mrs. Jennie Elliott stayed Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Wood. Miss Evelyn Eichinger was guest of Mrs. Edna Jones. Miss Mildred Massie, former Rio Grande High School student, visited the school Friday. Dana Wickline and son visited her parents. David Jones of Ohio University spent the weekend here. Miss Kerr and Miss Massie attended a basketball tournament in Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
L. F. Allen
Margaret Bohn
Florida
Charmis Davis
Jenkin Davis
Marie
Maxie
Vivian Fowler
Myron
Jennie Elliott
E. E. Wood
Evelyn Eichinger
Edna Jones
Mildred Massie
Rio Grande High School
Dana Wickline
J. D. Williams David Jones
Ohio University
Anna Ruth Kerr
Gallipolis
Gallipolis halts gas franchise ordinance amid lease cancellations
Gallipolis City Commission moved to withhold the Ohio Gael Gas Company franchise for five years after protesting the cancellation of gas leases in Gallia County. Over 5,000 acres of leaseholds were cancelled last week as farmers fear lost revenue. The panel also granted a vacation for 300 feet of alley behind the Vance residence and approved a city appropriation ordinance within the revenue estimate for 194.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio Gael Gas Company
Gallia County
Gilbert Bush
I. E. Myers
C. C. Ingels
Bush
Cruezet Vance
Vance
Ohio
Fairview
Labelle
Vances
38.5 Foot Stage Reached at Gallipolis
The Ohio River near Gallipolis rose to 38.5 feet with crest believed reached at the city wharf. Damaging effects reported in Pittsburgh as ice break-up affected steamboats and barges on the Ohio Monongahela and Allegheny. Traffic remained on State Route 7 with minor flooding near Proctorville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio River
City Wharf
Pittsburgh
Ohio Monongahela
Allegheny Rivers
Proctorville
Bing Leaves Hospital After Abdominal Operation
Dr S H Bing director of the Ohio University extension department was dismissed from Holzer Hospital Monday after recuperation from an abdominal operation. Others discharged were W H Reynolds Addison and Ethel Young Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
S. H. Bing
Ohio University Extension Department
Holzer Hospital
W. H. Reynolds
Addison
Ethel Young
Prep Follies Winners Entertain Rotarians
“Lady in the Moon” from Ohio University Prep Follies was performed before the Athens Rotary Club at Hotel Berry by Pi Beta Phi members. A score of first-year Pi Beta Phi sisters acted in the skit. Tom H. May announced an inter-city meeting at Middleport on March 30 with Rotarians from Athens Gallipolis and Pt. Pleasant invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Prep
Athens Rotary Club
Hotel Berry
Pi Bete Phi Sorority
Middleport
Tom H. May
Athens
Gallipolis
Pt. Pleasant
Gallia County Board of Elections to Nominate Clerk
Newly organized Gallia County Board of Elections will meet today to nominate candidates for clerk of the board. If a tie vote occurs among the four members, two names will be sent to Secretary of State George S. Myers for selection. After a clerk is chosen, a chairman of opposite political faith will be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia
Orphaned Girl Adopted by Oslers in Gallia County
Mildred Byers eight year old orphan from the Gallia County Children's Home was adopted Monday by her uncle and aunt David and Roxie Osler. She is the third of five siblings adopted by the family.
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Gallipolis
Mildred Byers
Gallia County
David
Roxie Osler
Marriage License Issued to Edwin Cooper and Geraldine Pickens
Judge J. B. Clark issued a marriage license Monday for Edwin Cooper 23 of Gallipolis and Geraldine Pickens 23 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pickens. Pickens is a Holzer Hospital School of Nursing graduate.
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Gallipolis
Bank withdraws suit over funds. damages suit dropped
Gallipolis Commercial Savings Bank withdraws its common pleas court suit against George E. Glenn for money only. W D Dearhorff's suit against Hoosier Casualty Company for money damages from a automobile accident has been dismissed.
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Gallipolis—Commercial Savings Bank
Common Pleas Court
George E. Glenn
W. D. Dearhorff
Hoosier Casualty Company
Athens couple guests of local residents
Judge and Mrs. O F Rowland of Athens were guests of Dr and Mrs 8 H Bing on Sunday. Sterling Smith, Western Union operator at Logan, is spending several days with his parents, Mr and Mrs H M Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Rowland
Athens
8. H. Bing
Sterling Smith
Western Union
Logan
H. M. Smith
Teachers Face Eight Months Without Pay in Guyan Township
Nine teachers in Guyan Township schools face eight months of teaching with no salary as district debts linger. More than 300 pupils are enrolled. the district owes portions of salaries and expenses from 1932-33. State aid is unavailable after consolidations and nonqualification by the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Guyan Township
Siloam
Gothard
State Department of Education
Think Propeller of Burgess Is Damaged
Gallipolis reports the dredge Burgess built at Marietta for the Memphis District left Pt. Pleasant for the South. Capt. Harry Martin will command to Louisville and the vessel will go to Paducah for dry dock inspection. One propeller is disabled, likely damaged at launching. dredge weighs about 2000 tons. The Burgess stopped to load Chief Engineer James B. Bohlker’s automobile before continuing south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Burgess
Marietta
Memphis
Mississippi River
Pt. Pleasant
South
Harry Martin
Louisville
Paducah
James B. Bohlker
Memphis, Tenn
Hospital hires new worker as Butterfield resigns
Miss Lucile Ghrist takes a position at Holzer Hospital succeeding the resignation of Mrs. Caroline Butterfield, who leaves her post at the Gallipolis facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Lucile Ghrist
Holzer Hospital
Caroline Butterfield
Vincent Road May Be Turned Over to State
Marietta Ohio March hearings will decide if Washington County extends the state highway system to include sections of local roads. A 7.2 mile Vincent Porterfield Road proposal would extend State Route 76 to connect with U S Route 50 at Porterfield, with a public hearing scheduled March 21 at 10 a.m. in the county commissioners office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Washington County
Ohio
Vincent- Porterfield
Porterfield
Court House
Mother and Son Buried in Antioch Services
Marietta March 6 Mrs Lucy A Hill age 63 of Little Hocking died after a gastric hemorrhage in a local hospital. Her son William Robert Johnson died in New York City and his body is due to arrive. Double funeral services will be held at Antioch Church near Little Hocking this afternoon. Surviving grandchildren are Catherine Stephens and William and Burton Anderson.
Drivers of Middle Age Involved in Accidents
Columbus March 6 approximately half of drivers in highway accidents are between 35 and 50 years old according to State Highway Department analysis of 490 recent accidents on state highways outside cities. The 35 to 50 group accounts for 225 people, 50 percent, with 20 to 30 years next at 142 people. There were 595 accidents in January on state highways with 36 killed in 505 mishaps and 235 men and 135 women injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Highway Department
State Highways Department
Glorifying Yourself Glorifying Yourself
A beauty routine guides nightly use of cleansing cream on face and neck. After cleansing, apply skin toner with a patter and pat the skin upward from the throat, then apply tissue cream and muscle oil. Finish by moistening a cloth with toner to melt and absorb the final cream before bed.
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Logan High School
Finsist
Kemp
Election Board
W. Halls
French Lick
Fanny
Loma
Crow Pannen
Hocking Co
Magee
Stony Creek
Lancaster
District Patrol
Bradbury Boy
Midwest
Tammany’ Reign
Kansas City
Tom Pendergast
Missouri City
LaGuardia
Tammany
A. Ross Hill
Missouri University
Hill
City Commission
Save Ohio Schools’ Unit
Reverend Packer
RIO Grande News
Bing
Vincent Road
Antioch
Alicia Hart
Gerald A. Campbell Forbes
Mable
Forbes
Sawyer Hound
Mallory Cravenette
Mallory
Morstu
Cravenette
Arrow
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