Hocking County Schools Move to Speed Unpaid Salaries Relief
Logan reports state aid funds are being prepared to cover unpaid salaries for teachers janitors and bus drivers across Hocking County districts. Boards will sign notes for their shares of about 70 000 to 41 900 previously reduced by delinquencies enabling payment through January 1 1933. Eastern Star Sewing Circle meets at Masonic Hall with a 6 pm dinner. William H Woodruff seeks modification of alimony and faces divorce action with Margaret Woodruff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Atate Aid
Hocking County
Logan Bowlers to Attend ABC Tournament in Columbus
Logan Moore-Rees Company bowling team prepares for the ABC national tournament in Columbus, practicing at home where they rolled 2 685 pins in a Sunday session. The five man lineup includes John Columber Howard Columber George Burgess Stanley Sparnow and Edward C Hamilton who had a 225 single high game. They depart Wednesday at 8 pm with local fans planning to travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Logan
Moore-Rees Company
A. B.C
John Columber
Howard Columber
George Burgess
Stanley Sparnow
Edward C. Hamilton
Hamilton
Nondescript Club Meets at Easterling Clubhouse
Members gathered at the Easterling Clubhouse with Mrs H J Stevens on Thursday afternoon. Mrs C D Notestone spoke on State Preserves and Parks while Roll call covered Places of Interest. Mrs John Allen led the News Reel and Mrs C B Clark led songs. Dinner followed at 6.
Zenith Club entertains members at Mrs Harden home
Members of the Zenith Club were hosted by Mrs. H. W. Harden in South Logan on Thursday evening. A covered dish supper preceded an old fashioned taffy pull and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Zenith Club
H. W. Harden
South Logan
Porter Waugh Taken to Columbus Hospital
Porter Waugh, long ill at his Logan home, was moved to a Columbus hospital Saturday. Doctors report the lower part of his belly paralyzed and a specialist will oversee his care in Columbus.
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Logan
Porter Waugh
Columbus
Fitzgerald May Run For Mayor of Logan
Logan residents hear Kenneth Fitzgerald Republican may seek a second mayoral term after narrowly losing two years ago by six votes. Meanwhile Mrs Bess Mutchmore and Mrs Josephine Hansel enter city auditor race with a possible dark horse contender yet unnamed. Rumors also point to Buell Fby for Fall Township trustee and incumbents Carl Cross William Mamek and Daniel Blackstone possibly running with Blackstone viewed as the doubtful runner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Bess Mutchmore
Josephine Hansel
Buell Fby
Fall Township
Carl Cross
William Mamek
Daniel Blackstone
Blackstone
High Water Again Sweeps Hocking Co
High water again swept Hocking County as streams rose after Saturday rain. The Hocking River flowed out of its banks though not as high as the prior week. Roads and recently repaired bridges suffered renewed damage, with Route 31 north of Logan interrupted and the Logan Greendale route inundated. Many residents viewed the flood from Mulberry Street bridge Sunday.
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Logan
Hocking County
Hocking
Greendale
Mulberry Street
Hocking River
Presbyterian Church Pledge Services Held
Logan March 20 Special pledge services were held at the First Presbyterian Church during the every member canvass. Rev H L Geddes preached See That You Abound In This Grace Also. James L Martin presented a budget totaling 4710 with missions 900 and pastoral salary 2400. Members passed a cross at the altar and contributed gifts while choirs sang hymns.
Man Resisting Officer Fined In Laurelville
Charlies Reynolds of Laurelville faced charges of driving while intoxicated and resisting an officer. He pled not guilty to DUI and guilty to resisting, was fined 150 dollars plus costs, and jailed three days at Hocking County. Mayor Bright warned of harsher penalties for future cases. Reynolds arrived with a bandaged head from a prior confrontation with Marshal Sells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brieht
Loran
Logan
Parshal George Sella
Laurelville
Charlies Reynolds
Elias Bright
Reynolds
Hocking County
Jai
Bright
Marshal Sells
County Wide Spelling Contest Set For Logan
Spellers from three grade divisions will compete in eliminations Saturday morning at Logan High School Auditorium with finals at 9 oclock. District winners will advance to the county superintendent. third year of the contest shows marked improvement in spelling.
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Logan
Logan High School
Chopsney Originated in New York Chinatown in 1896
Chopsney began in New York City's Chinatown in 1896 and remains almost unknown in China.
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New York
Chinatown
China
Live Wire Boys Class Meets at M. P. Church in Marshfield
March 20 report from New Marshfield highlights a Saturday gathering of the Live Wire Boys class of the M. P. Church at Inghram Herron home. Mrs. G. C. Herron led business and devotion, Mrs. R. H. Stright supervised song practice, followed by refreshments. Numerous local residents attended and several out-of-town visitors for Theodore Hawk funeral were noted along with church activities and visits across Athens Mineral Carbondale and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dunnett
Doris
James Dunnett
Toledo
C. V. Hester
Theodore Hawk
New Marshfield
J. P. Emish
Bernadine Hull
Springfield
Kenneth Summers
William
Athena
D. T. McAfee
Wendel Bridge
Perry Hulbert
George Pidcock
Howard Hunter
Dai Ulbrich
James Mace
Harrold Efaw
Dwight Hulbert
Earl Herron
Charles Green
Inghram Herron
R. H. Stright
Sam Baughman
Emmett
Vergil Baughman
J. W. Gilbert
Hazel Hawk
Lee Baughman
George Sickles
Silas Scott
Gladyse Maresh
Mary Nagle Scott
Athens
Ben Beckler
Emma Lowery
Guy
Carbondale
Goldie Carmen
C. V. Heater
Parker Snyder
Charles Brickles
Mineral
Everett Mace
Lancaster
George Mace
Lelia Trout
Dan Trout
Social calls scattered across neighborhoods this weekend
Residents visited relatives and friends in wide circle around Athens Dutch Creek Harmony and surrounding towns. Listings show Mr and Mrs connections with Tucker Mathews Dean and Poston families plus multiple calls at the homes of Hubler South Dillinger Downey and others over Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. South
John South
Harvey
Glen and
Dale
John Dillinger
Wade Smith
Dutch Creek
P. D. Koker
Arthur Koker
Harmony
W. D. Tucker
Darrel
Athens
Ray Mathews
Floyd and
Warren
Waldo Poston
Local Families Visit, Illness Update Mentioned
Mineral residents Mrs. Lucy Shingler and Mrs. Mary Karr spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary Nagle at Hewitts Cross ing where Mrs. Nagle remains ill and confined to home. Mr. and Mrs. Vinton Bolen visited Mrs. Maede Russell at Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis. Mrs. Russell of Middletown underwent an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Shingler
Mary Karr
Mary Nagle
Hewitts Crossing
Vinton Bolen
Maede Russell
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Social visits and health notes across communities
Clear Fork residents Brighten Sunday with Mrs Adaline Gorby guest of Mrs Alvira Rawlings. Frank Wood and George Ellis spent Friday evening with George Wood. Mrs Harry Dean and her son visited Mrs Rawlings Saturday night and Sunday. Earl Starkey was a business visitor at Parkersburg Tuesday. Daisy Markins called on May Wood last Wednesday. Mary Humphreys reports her father is critically ill with cancer of the face. Mary Ann Bosworth of Dyesville visits daughter Mrs May Wood. Lizzie Gatecall called on Mrs Wood Thursday. Burrel Peck and Dayton Steward went to Columbus Thursday. Steward entered a hospital for an operation. Mr and Mrs Walter Hampton visited Mr and Mrs George Wood Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adaline Gorby
Alvira Rawlings
Frank Wood
George Ellis
George Wood
Harry Dean
May Wood
Lizzie Gatecall
Mrs. Wood
Burrel Peck
Dayton Steward
Columbus
Mr. Steward
Walter Hampton
Earl Osler
K. G. Kendall
F. R. Atkinson
Bidwell
Glen Atkinson
Carbon Hill
Cavert
Logan
Isaac Evans
J. D. Hanger
Vaughn
Beatrice
Zanesville
Ernie Miller
Parkersburg
Mulford
Cheshire
Will Quickie
Minerva Warren
L. L. Arnold
Lewis
Grace Radcliff
Dale Alexander
Carl Ward
Carper
Clara Longacre
Alfred Hartsook
Mabel Gerlach
Doris Love
Gallipolis
Ward Phillips
Harry Wilcox
Mayme James
Dewey Cochran
Mary Leola
Mamie
Ed McCarley
Thurman
Wil! Quickle
Hal Shoemaker
Ted Ramilla Lloyd Campfield
Carrie Luese Hesse
Ohio State University
R. E. Hesse
Local Notes From Stewart Area This Week
Steady rains hinder farm work with the heaviest thunder recorded for the day. Lillian Bardin hosts the young people meeting again. Visits include John and Neil Kerns with Clarence’s parents in town, while Hannah Thompson remains bedbound after a hip injury. Belle Burns stays with Bardin, Hattie Harris and Chloe visit Melle Knox in Malta, Leota Strode and daughters visit Fred Sanders in Millfield. Cephas Delle moves his family from near Vincent to a farm near Hermon. Keney family suffers measles. A D Selby farm partly sold to G E Moore Amenville.
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Lillian Bardin
John Kerns
Neil
Columbus
Clarence Kerns
Hannah Thompson
Mt. Hermon
Belle Burns
Amesville
Hattie Harris
Chloe
Melle Knox
Malta
Leota Strode
Lenore
Vera
Willard
Dale
A. D. Selby
G. E. Moore
Amenville
Wagoner Dinner Party for Niece's Birthday in Stewart
Sharpsburg hosts a six oclock dinner at the Wagoner home in Stewart to honor their niece Edith Leyda with guests Ruth Winner Melba Faulkner Bettie Faulkner Claudine Richardson Estella Seaman and the Wagoners. Jig saw puzzles provided evening entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollan Wagoner
Stewart
Edith Leyda
Ruth Winner
Melba
Bettie Faulkner
Claudine Richardson
Estella Seaman
Luella Clark
Marcus Clark
Charley Jarvis
Sheltering Arms Hospital
J. Biddison
Logan
Thomas
Columbus
Geraldine McBee
Marietta
Angers
Charles McBee
French editor explains why American women read more about style
Madame Paul Dupuy, editor of three French periodicals, says French papers lack space and focus on big world events, unlike American papers that feature women in more personal stories. She notes French women support fashion for themselves and stay with enduring styles rather than chasing trends.
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Paul Dupuy
France
Mme
Paul Dupuyer
Dinner party honors Esther Dunkee on twelfth birthday
Local society notes list numerous visits and greetings as families gather in Vinton and nearby areas. The report mentions birthdays, new births, travel to Massillon and Gallipolis, and Sunday church activities with friends from Bidwell Logan Huntington and Zanesville.
Roosevelt’s Liberal Leanings Show in New Book Looking Forward
New York March 2 Franklin D Roosevelt’s new book Looking Forward appears with a liberal program echoing Jefferson and Theodore Roosevelt. It advocates national income reform, taxes on inheritance, public ownership of utilities, unemployment relief, and bold experimentation as common sense government.
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Roosevelt
New York
U.R
John Day Company
Franklin
Jefferson
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
Community Visitors And Illness Reported In Local Notes
Silver Ridge Vesta Bentz and children with Flora Marie Tuttle and Mrs. Lucy Gaul visit Sumner. Weldon Bahr ill with pneumonia. Revival services draw attendees from this place to Pratts Fork. Local visits include Betzing, Snider, Shafer, Christy, Myers, and Pooler households. Family gatherings recount Sunday visits among Alfred and Marietta residents.
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Vesta Bentz
Flora Marie Tuttle
Lucy Gaul
Sumner
Hazel Christy
Reva Douglas
Pratts Fork
Ihla Fae Swartz
Alfred
Mildred Christy
Edith Betzing
Marietta
Portland floods ease as roads remain damp
Portland experiences another minor flood escape with water over roads in low spots. Local residents and visitors such as Mr and Mrs W E McDade, Mr and Mrs Frank Ramadell, and families from Pittsburgh New Plymouth and Reedsville are noted in a series of visits and social events. The Ladies Aid held an all day quilting event at Mrs Harry Swans home and an April meeting is planned with Mrs Mona Williamson as host. James Cross moves his family to the Wheatdon farm and Mr Whealdon takes the vacated property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. McDade
Kananga
Frank Ramadell
Hamburg
N. Y
Wylie Henderson
William Carr
Pittsburgh
Corine Schafer
New Plymouth
J. C. Price
Nial Barnett
Reedsville
J. A. Smith
Ladies Aid
Harry Swan
Ralph McDade
William Carney
Parkersburg
E. S. Carney
Ed Davis
Epworth Leagues Meet in Jacksonville Parish
The Epworth Leagues of Glouster Parish held a Friday night gathering at Trimble M E Church in Jacksonville with a comical reading by Helen McCaskey and two vocal numbers by a boys quartet. Refreshments followed and social time was shared in the church basement.
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Epworth
Glouster
Trimble M. E
Jacksonville
Helen McCaskey
Charles Tinker
John Johnston
Har- Robinette
Columbus
P. T
Ralph Talbert
Mary Frederick
Detroit
George Gaskalla
Truetown
Frank Davis
Emmett Eddy
Hospital Addition Expands Capacity for Patients and Visitors
A new wing at the hospital enlarges capacity with a first floor room and a private patient room. A large waiting room with cream and black brick features a glazed exterior. upstairs room includes a brick fireplace and private bathroom. Charles Breinich oversees the construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ering Arms Hospital
Manula
New Straitaville
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Hocking County School Boards
Sewing Circle
Mrs. Harden
Trump
D. Zenner
Fitzgerald May
Hocking Co
Presbyterian Church
Sessio
O. M. Davidson
Dr. P
Miss Stein
Erin
The
Station Ibah
Nicholas Fair
Tom Withers
Barberton
William L. Bridge
Harry Hawk
Crooksville
F. G. Hoodlet
Lucile van Dyke Fernie McVey
Marie Smith
Albany
Marie Dixon
Ralph Roles
Nelsonville
Detver Quick
Bolins Mill
Wesley Doss
Paul Chatfield
McArthur
Henry Steinmeyer
Frances Steinmeyer
Frank Steinmeyer
David Pinney
Charles Smith
Amanda Barker
Eva Wert
Baker
Caroline Knowlton
Stephen Thomas
Charlies Sprague
Robert Eugene
Scatter
George Mathews
Phyllis
Fred Mathews
Clarence Dean
Harold Roker
Jean
F. J. Hubler
Wilbur Downey
Sharpsburg
Mme. Dupuy
Xcelsior
Samede
Dimanche
Illustre
By Julia Blanshard
Messenger
America
Madame Curie
Madame Dupuy
Helene Browne
Excelsior
Dimanche-Ilustre
le Petit Parisien
Fanny Matthews
Esther Dunkee
Lucille Ewing
Edna McGhee
J. D. Shack
Rolang
Taylor Ridge
Ro Cartwright
Greens
William Gaskalla
Jackson
Davis
Custer Seek
Salem
Ohio
Seckinger
Irma Jean Nicholas
Billy
J. Batte
Silver Ridge
Weldon Bahr
C. F. Betzing
Bernice, Mildred
Orville Christy
Dana Swartz
George Pooler
Gordon Harding
Leona Myers
Earnest Fish
Allie Fish
Tuppers Plains
Floyd Christy
New Lexington
G. W. Christy
Portland
Hes
Charles
Orkm
Bottling Works
Shafer O
Highw
Transpo
Rae
Ceator Greater Convent
Logan Transfer Company
Logan, O
Athens Ice Athens
Columbus Motor Express, Inc
Naghten St
Ridenow
Nelsonville Storage
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