Solicitors To Cover City for 100 Members
Logan Chamber of Commerce campaign to recruit new members began with canvassing by solicitors. By noon 15 members were reported and two more joined in the morning. The drive aims to reach 109 new memberships this week led by campaign chair Brashares with Barton A. Hall assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Joseph Brasheres
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Brashares
Canvansing
Prashares
Barton A. Hall
Canvansere
Sale Not Compulsory Under Federal Plan
Logan inquiries to the Logan Chamber of Commerce reveal the government will not use eminent domain to obtain land for the national forest area. The forest service only examines land and makes offers to owners, who may accept or reject as they choose.
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Logan
Logan Chamber of Commerce
National Forest
Forest Service
Longley To Inspect Ashland High Charges
Arrangements are being made by Coach John Longley for a brief absence from Logan High School to supervise spring football activities in Ashland. He is to become head football coach at the northern Ohio school at the start of next term. Logan Commandery Knights Templar will meet at the Masonic Temple Tuesday night with a soup supper at 6 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John Longley
Logan High
Ashland
Northern Ohio
Knights
Logan Commandery
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Logan Millers Chapel Grange Meeting Program
Logan Millers Chapel Grange schedules a 7.90 pm Wednesday program directed by Ruth and Ralph Rheinecheld featuring Miss Bartelle Hamilton on St Patrick’s Day history and Mrs Ruth Funk and Miss Evelyn Hockman with solos and readings. M D Baxton leads F F A students in a play. Eloise Ward offers a piano solo. two stunts to finish. refreshments by the ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan-Millers Chapel Grange
Ruth
Ralph Rheinecheld
Bartelle Hamilton
St. Patricks Day
Ruth Funk
Evelyn Hockman
M.D. Baxton
Eloise Ward
Logan Relief Office Unaffected by Fight
Logan relief office remains unchanged as Chester Miller county director reports no new instructions after a state to federal center shift. A prior budget release covered mid March, allowing continued operations and a shipment of 5000 pounds of fresh beef is due for distribution Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Chester Miller
Ohin
Nine Month Term Approved For Rural Hocking Schools
Boards of education in rural Hocking County may extend the current term to nine months following instructions from state department officials through Supt. J. W. Coleman. Murray City board is said to be considering lengthening the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logans—Boards of Education
Hocking County
State Department
J. W. Coleman
Murray City
April Final Date Set for Corn Hog Contracts
Logan April 1 set as final date for signing corn hog contracts for the year announced by Extension Agent Harold Chambers in cooperation with the control committee. Election meetings planned to name community committeemen for the 1935 program with signers from Perry Benton Salt Creek to meet at Laurelville High School 7:30 p m Wednesday. District Marion Good Hope Laurel to gather at the courthouse 1:30 p m Thursday. Falls and Falls Gore assemble 7:30 p m Thursday at the courthouse. Washington Starr and Green Township group meet 1:30 p m Friday at the courthouse. Committeemen to appraise all corn land entered in federal contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harold Chambers
Laurelville High School
Perry
Benton
Salt Creek
Marion, Good Hope
Laurel
Falls and
Falls-Gore
Washington Starr and Green Township
Hotel Dining Room Reopens After Lease by Local Caterers
Ambrose Hotel dining room undergoes remodeling after Miss Freda Brosser and Miss Georgiana Hutchinson leased the space for catering. They plan to use it as a catering venue and may designate Rotary and Kiwanis clubs as their headquarters.
Cross Petition in French Divorce Alleges Cruelty
Ray French files cross petition in the divorce from Myrtie French alleging cruelty and neglect. He claims she had been married before and had a 15 year old daughter and pressed him to punish the child, which he refused. He states she abandoned him on November 16, 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ray French
Myrtie French
French
Birthday celebrations in Haydenville honor young Leota and Perl Edward
In Haydenville a surprise party celebrated Leota Hutchinsons tenth birthday with many relatives and friends. A dinner Sunday honored Perl Edward and Dorothy Filters twelfth birthday with family guests. Logan birth announced Helen May Palmer born March 14. Logan Business and Professional Women’s Club attended church service marking National Womens Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydenville
Mra
Robert Hutchinson
Leota
Judith Bowles
Vivian Smith
Alice Horn
Corrine Hardgrove
Freda Hutchinson
Clara Riddiehbarger
Gloria Walett
Jacquiline Beal
Morma Gleason
Leatha Riddie
Mary Smith
Evelyn
Gloria Cedars
Florence
Kathryn
Bessie Gleason
William Gleason
Jack Gleason
Logan
Augustine Palmer
Green Township
Helen May
Three New Granges Formed In Hocking County
Three new subordinate granges and a juvenile grange were organized in Hocking County East Heek with aid from deputies and clerks. New units were created at South Bloomingville Rockbridge and Leuverville, led by Benton Scenic Grange with Henry Smith master and staff. Laurel Valley and Good Mope Granges add juvenile plans. county now has seven subordinate groups and two juvenile units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Valley Grange
Laurelville
Wilson Ross
Ralph McAllister
George Dix
Good Mope Grange
Rockbridge
Charles H. Mathias
H. Dillon
Elmer Risch
Goldie Shaw
Hocking County
Ewing
Hocking Millere Chapel
Marion Township
Gallia Board pushes Crown City Guyan districts merger
Gallia County Board of Education approves consolidation of Crown City and Guyan Districts for economies in administration and to qualify for state education equalization funds. The plan transfers all indebtedness and funds to the new district, after previous remonstrances blocked mergers.
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Gallia Board
Crown City
Guyan
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Isaac Evans dies former Gallia County official at 67
JALLIPOLIS Isaac Evans 67 of Vinton died at noon Sunday from a heart attack. A former Gallia County treasurer and long time store owner and farmer, he had taught at Vinton and Crown City. Survived by widow Anna, a son Roger of Chillicothe, a daughter Mrs Wilford Mayers of Akron, two brothers Abe and Everett, two sisters, and two sisters May Evans and Mae Evans. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the residence with Dr. F M Evans officiating and burial at Mt Tabor Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jallipolis
Isaac Evans
Vinton
Crown City
Gallia County
Anna Shaner Evans
Roger
Chillicothe
Wilford Mayers
Akron
Abe
Pleasant Valley
Everett
Mary Richards
Chicago
Mise Mae Evans
Rio Grande
Mayers
F. M. Evane
Mt. Tabor
Former Enrollee Is Charged With Theft
Thomas Finch age 22 was brought back from Steubenville by police to Gallipolis and charged with breaking and entering and theft. He pleaded not guilty before Municipal Judge A J Stormont and was jailed on a $300 bond. Finch allegedly took a Sam Browne belt belonging to another enrollee at the CCC camp after his dismissal last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Thomas Finch
Steubenville
John Fraley
Sidney Stern
A. J. Stormont
Finch
Sam Browne
CCC
Hanes Property in Kanauga Sold
Kanauga notes Vern Berridge moved to the property he recently purchased from Captain F. Hanes. Mrs W. F. Deem returned from Columbus where she stayed with her brother Evan Rothgeb who remains seriously ill. Ed Vance and Walter Schoonover returned to Reed, West Virginia after days at home during the flood. Ralph Walker and his sister-in-law Mia accompanied him. Oscar Walker visited Parkerburg, West Virginia. Miss Helen Vickers lies in Homer Hospital after an appendectomy. Mrs Henry Spencer visits relatives in Dana, West Virginia. Mrs Emma Comstock hosted the Sunday School class on Tuesday.
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Kanauga- Verne Berridge
Hanes
W. F. Deem
Columbus
Evan Rothgeb
Ed Vance
Walter Schoonover
Reed
W Va
Ralph Walker
Mia
Oscar Walker
Parkersburg
W. Va
Misa Helen Vickers
Homer Hospital
Henry Spencer
Dana
Emma Comstock
River below 42 feet as steamer Ben Franklin encounters damage
The Ohio River at Gallipolis falls toward 42 feet as the Ben Franklin steamer breaks a pitmans strap and blows a cylinder head while towing four empty coal barges toward Pt. Pleasant for repairs at Heslop machine shop. The aging vessel, owned by Capt. A. O. Kirshner, has long hauled Kanawha coal to Cincinnati.
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Ben Franklin
Cincinnati
Franklin
Pt. Pleasant
Heslop
Mayo Brothers
Rochester, Minn
A. O. Kirshner
Vesta
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
Memphis
Pittsburgh
Business Women's Clubcharter Founded in Gallipolis
Fifty three members signed the charter of a Business and Professional Women's Club at a Hotel Lafayette dinner meeting in Gallipolis. State president Miss Elizabeth Pixley of Portsmouth attended with officers and members from nearby towns. Dr. Anne Marting Ironton spoke on the national organization, noting 1,350 clubs and 50,000 members as a ten year goal begun in 1931 to promote education, equal work terms, and protections for bad years. Charter members named include Lola C. Neal Edna Mootz Laura Rees Esta McKnight Virgie M. Howard Susie S. Henke Louise Scott and many others.
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Gallipolis
Hotel Lafayette Palm Room
Elizabeth Pixley
Portsmouth
Ethel Young
Margaret Carter
Anne Marting
Ironton
United States
Dr. Marting
Lola C. Neal
Eda Mootz
Laura Rees
Esta McKnight
Virgie M. Howard
Susie 8 S. Henke
Louise Scott
Don Turley
Dorothy Roadarmour
Hazel M. Elliott
Vivian Rader
Irma Jeffers
Edith Swisher
Nell Gills
Beulah D. Martin
Byrd R. Rose
Margaret D. Carter
Alma McCormick
Mabelle Gills
Margaret Bradbury
Clyme Robinson
Stella V. Mohr
Helen Russell
Irene G. Keeler
Marie Meal
Osa Baird
Ella G. Lupton
Nellie H. Ball
Kathryn O'Brien
Bertie Cubbage
Anne M Gilmore
Gladys Beard Russell
Edna Beard
Edna Prvin
Lola M. Rupe
Emma Evans
Dorothy Burnett
Viola J. Woodward
Aleen Richards
Susan Rake
Dorothy Rinehart
Pearl Hatfield
Harriet Haber
Ruth Pfann
Bess Wetherholt
Rachel Blain
Hilda Blain
Roma Corn
Kenneth Frazier
Naida Fry
Margaret Drummond
Edna C. Hurn
Pigskin Chorus For Thursday at Student Academy High
Amateur event features football players dancing and a style show. Erine McGraw and Miss will direct demonstrations by location departments under Miss Haskins Jenee Myers. Old time music and a quartet perform a one act in Washistorium Thursday night.
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Gallipolis
Studen Academy High School
Washistorium
Erine McGraw
Miss Will
Lcation
Structors
Haskins
Jenee Myers
Alan
Gasoline Shovel Bought by County Commissioners
Gallipolis notes show a gasoline shovel purchased for 5 500 dollars by the county commissioners. The item was linked to local reemployment funds and related to pension rolls for quarterings. Also mentioned are a Union Mission service and two individuals fined for unspecified charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Cc. E. Boice
Roger Wright
Gage
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Clara James
Eva Sanborn
Florence Priest
David Liegd
Court of Appeals
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Logan Relief Office
O. K
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Haydenville Briefs
Lagan Business and Professional Women's Club
St. Matthew Laitheran
Gabriels
America
Enna Jetticks
Grace
Wun-Der Shoe Store
South Court
Hanes Property
Kanauga
Ohio River News
Mayos
Ohio River
Capt. Beaver
Mike Beaver
Dorcas
Racine
Meigs County
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C. W. Bachelor
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Sam B. White
Charles W. Thorniley
Gordon C. Greene
Grape Street
City Wharf
Greene
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John W. Lane
Vern G. Rogers
Zenners
Business Women’s
Cally
Charter
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Albert Young
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Nash
F.O
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