Judge EB L Ewing Urges Community View of Juvenile Court
Logan March 21 Judge EB L Ewing of Probate Court spoke to the Logan Rotary Club on the relation of the Juvenile Court to the community. He warned many Ohio residents misunderstand the court and urged clearer public education on its social value while stressing firm, not lenient, treatment where needed. He said the term is only a framework built from adequate personnel and understandings of the court and its functions.
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EB. L. Ewing
Logan
Probate Court
Logan Rotary Club
Ohio
Juvenile Court
Guild Presents The Party Dress At First Presbyterian Church
The Frank lin Kerr Guild offered a Monday night program at First Presbyterian Church featuring The Party Dress. Mrs. Fred Burehsberg and Miss Louise Strenta played roles, Miss Helen Rochester led devotionals, and Mrs. Harold Chambers presented a Kerr chapter. Dinner followed at six, with one third of the membership serving as hosts. Guests included Mrs. Amey, Wayne Whitcraft, Mrs. Roser Frieng, Mrs. Harold Wright, and Miss Roserhan non.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Harry L. Smith
Amey
Wayne Whitcraft
Creomulsion Ad Claims Fast Cough Relief
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a powerful yet safe remedy for coughs and colds. It claims quick germ fighting action, no narcotics, pleasant taste, and a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. Advertises druggist refunds on the spot.
Eighth Graders Lead Junior High Scholars
Eighth graders led the Junior High School honor roll for the fourth six weeks with 21 percent of students on the list. Seventh graders slipped to third with 12.5 percent while ninth graders were second at 13 percent. The article lists students by grade: Seventh, Highth, and Ninth grades.
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Logan
Murray City Bridge Club Hosts Evening Play
Connie Robinson and Dorothy Riggs entertained their bridge club at Connie's home Thursday night three tables competed. High scores were won by Miss Margaret Shuttleworth and Mrs. Connie Robinson. Several local residents traveled or visited relatives in Columbus Logan Wooster and Nelsonville over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Connie Robinson
Dorothy Riggs
Dora Shelton
Agnes Murphy
Elizabeth Coleman
Margaret Shuttleworth
Margaret Poppery
Columbus
Lancy Tigger
Harold Blazer
Frank Williams
John Walters
Charlies
Frank
Logan
Don Solon
James Hamer
Lucy Frazee
Paul Person
Genevive Penta
Nelsonville
Fred Waldeck
Glouster
Marry Shaffer
Leo Mitchell
New Plymouth
Albert Spencer
Local Elk Honored With Questionable Birthday Prank
Tom Logan-H. an active Elk, enjoyed cigars and was the target of a playful stunt by friends who gave him a loaded cigar Monday in a gag that ended with a bang.
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Logan
Tom
Glorifying Yourself and Embracing Imperfections
An essay urges that beauty rests on charm and graciousness, not flaw focus. It cites a limping girl who excels in sports and a New York woman scarred by an auto wreck who remains confident, arguing a pleasant demeanor outweighs physical defects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Justice Weygandt To Be in Logan April 12
Logan hosts Chief Justice Carl Weygandt April 12 for a dinner by the Men's Club followed by a public address at First Presbyterian Church. Invitations extend to Logan Bar Association Kiwanis Rotary members and club guests. The main auditorium will host the principal talk with the public invited.
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Logan
Carl Weygandt
State Supreme Court
First Presbyterian Church
Logan Bar Association
Logan Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Motion Overruled in State Ex Rel Pritts v Merrett
The Court of Appeals of this district overruled the defendant highway director O W Merrett's motion for dismissal in the case State ex rel Edward Pritts et al v Merrett. Plaintiffs seek to vacate unused highway adjoining properties of Pritts Pearl Linton William Thompson and Floyd Loomis. Judge Roscoe J Mauck wrote the opinion with concurred judges Peter J Brosser and William Middleton.
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LOGAN
Edward Pritts
O. W. Merrett
Court of Appeals
Pritts
Pearl Linton
William Thompson
Floyd Loomis
Roscoe J. Mauck
Peter J. Brosser
William Middleton
Cut CMTC Quota Reduces County to Four Camp Spots
Clinton Webb announces CMTC quota cut statewide from 4000 to 1680 candidates. CMTC Camp and Fort Knox drop this year, training limited to Fort Benjamin Harrison and Fort Thomas. Hocking County receives four candidate slots assigned to Fort Thomas.
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Hocking County
Sunday School Elects Logan Officers
Officials of the First Presbyterian Sunday School elected new officers Monday night. Marry L. Smith was named superintendent succeeding Wayne Whitecraft who resigned after a year. Mrs. Howard Ralston resigned as secretary and treasurer and will be replaced by Lucille Oeffler. Harold Chambers also resigned as assistant superintendent with Howard Ralston set to succeed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
First Presbyterian
Marry Ll. Smith
Smith
Wayne Whitecraft
Howard Ralston
Lucille Oeffler
Harold Chambers
Nine Million Seek From E L Doheny Oil Magnate
The federal government demanded 9 282 561 from oil magnate E L Doheny in a fraud suit over three Kern County California petroleum leases in the Kettleman Hills. The action cites a Supreme Court ruling that Doheny's Pan American Oil Company acquired the leases through collusion with former Interior Secretary Albert B Fall.
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Los Angeles
qW.p
E. L. Doheny
Kettleman Hills
Kern County
Cal
Harding
United States Supreme Court
Doheny
Pan-American Oil Company
Interior
Albert B. Fall
Letart Falls Notes Local visits and hospital stay
Letart Falls notes report G. E. Roush in Holzer Hospital for treatment. Albert Jeffers of Bearwallow Ridge visited his mother Mrs. Manchester Quillin. James Stewart spent time with his father Rev. W. A. Stewart in Logan. Families from Evans and New Haven hosted dinners and birthdays. Mrs. Elliott of New Haven celebrated Mrs. Hill's mother’s birthday. Roy Roush and others visited Racine relatives. Mrs. McCleland Johnson marked her husband’s seventy first birthday with a prayer service led by Rev. J. D. Lawayy Johnson’s status noted as invalid for 4 year 7.
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Letart Falls
G. E. Roush
Holzer Hospital
Albert Jeffers
Bearwallow Ridge
Manchester Quillin
James Stewart
W. A. Stewart
Logan
Jerry Hill
Altha Wickline
Hill
Elliott
New Haven
W. Va
Bert Grimm
Harry Lane
Harley Flowers
Evans
Flowers
Y Slaughter
Roy Roush
J. D. Lawayy Johnson
Vegetable Main Dishes and Loaf Feature
A 1920s style guidance piece promotes vegetable centered meals with mushroom and onion seasonings. It includes a recipe for Vegetable Loaf using bread crumbs milk butter celery carrot nut meats and tomato pulp plus optional capers and a tomato cheese sauce. It ends with suggested menus for tomorrow including breakfast lunch and dinner items.
Coe Divorce Granted for Cruelty in Local Court
Pearl Lee Coe was granted a divorce from John Walter Coe on cruelty grounds by Judge Harley M. Whitcraft. Custody of the minor children was awarded to the mother, with the court approving a property division per a signed agreement.
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Logan
Pearl Lee Coe
John Walter Coe
Harley M. Whitcraft
Pests Wiped Out By Rio Grande High Teams
Rio Grande New Mexico Vocational Agriculture classes held a Pest Hunt. The Hill Billies defeated the Skillet Lickers by 334 points, with 4944 total points. Pests killed included sparrows crows starlings rats mice hawks moles and groundhogs. Captains were William Thompson and Fred Thorne. Lowell Tope led with 854 points.
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Rio Grande
Rio Grande High School
Hill Billies
William Thompson
Fred Thorne
Lowell Tope
Rio Grande Debaters Reach Semi Finals
Rio Grande College debaters Mary Kerr Paul Halley Paul Healey and Floyd Hawker guided by coach Miss Dorothy McCuskey reached the semi finals at a Bristol Virginia event. The team joined Phi Rho Pi as Ohio Beta and the feat marks a significant honor for Rio Grande debaters.
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Rio Grande
Mary Kerr
Paul Halley
Paul Healey
Floyd Hawker
Rio Grande College
Bristol
Dorothy McCuskey
Phi Rho Pi
Ohio Beta
Rio
Lorena Jenkins
Anna Simmerman
Gallipolis
Mollie
May Fulton
R. C. Wagner
Marcella Shafer
Oak Hill
Hastings
Belcher
Wendell Wickline
Adamaville
Anna Noel
Cheshire Notes Highlight Local Social Gatherings
W W A members enjoyed a Saturday night at Miss Mae Rothger’s sister’s home with forty guests. The next meeting is set for April 6 at Mr. and Mrs. A Sayre’s home.
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Violet Robertson
Richard
Will Quickle
Vinton
George McAllister
Irin Smith
Ryger
Lee Roush
Middleport
Homer Kennedy
Leo Kennedy
Minstrel Event Promised At Cheshire High School
A minstrel show is planned for Thursday March 29 at the Cheshire High School auditorium by the Drew Webster Post of the American Legion. The Ladies' Aid Society of the M B Church will meet with Mrs Wade Yeaguer for an all day meeting and polluck dinner on March 29. Lent services begin at the Methodist Church Monday night led by Rev McMahan who invites all to attend. Guests attended Mrs Wade Yeaguer's birthday dinner including Mr and Mrs Charles King and daughter Josephine, Mr and Mrs George Yeauger, and Norma and Jeanette Yeauger.
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Charles King
Josephine
George Yeauger
Norma
Jeanette Yeauger
Rotary meeting hears call for traffic safety drive
Charles K. Miller of Governor White's Service Safety Committee spoke to the Gallipolis Rotary Club Tuesday night. He urged Rotary support for a state-wide movement against recklessness and other causes of automobile accidents. He noted Ohio recorded 2,000 accident deaths in 1933.
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Gallipolis
Charles KE. Miller
Cincinnati
George White
Wilkesville Briefs
Wilkesville High School will present a three act comedy A Run for Her Money on Saturday April 14. Mrs Ida Gray gave the Legion Auxiliary a blue and gold Lone Star quilt top. The auxiliary will install at McArthur soon. Edith Nemson named chairman of the Save Ohio Schools committee. The auxiliary ordered 300 veteran made poppies.
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Wilkesville
Ida Gray
Wilkesville Legion Auxiliary
Legion
McArthur
Edith Nemson
Save
Ohio
Downtain Recovers in Gallipolis and at Holzer Hospital
Downtain who has been ill for three months at his residence and Holzer Hospital has recovered sufficiently that it is expected he will resume his business activities this week.
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Downtain
Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Surprise Birthday Party At The Wiseman Home
Have Surprise Party honored Rio Grande Merrill and Betty Wiseman at their home. Guests include Coralie Bundy Rosethel Thomas Junior Burnette Norwood Johnson Jr Donnie Winters Elmer Winters Floyd Davis Mae Calhoun Lorena Jenkins Anta Brooks Kerr Myers Joan Lyne Imogene Call Irene Kelton Hazel Junior Altizer Hope Wiseman and Miss Bessie Goetting.
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Rio Grande
Merrill
Betty Wiseman
Ernest Wiseman
Leona Clark
Coralie Bundy
Rosethel Thomas
Junior Burnette
Norwood Johnson, Jr
Donnie Winters
Elmer Winters
Floyd Davis
Mae Calhoun
Lorena Jenkins
Anta Brooks
Kerr Myers
Joan Lyne
Imogene Call
Irene Kelton
Hazel
Junior Altizer
Hope Wiseman
Bessie Goetting
Thieves Strip Car From Marion Township Farmer
Thieves invaded the garage of Jacob Ruff a Marion Township farmer Monday night and stripped his automobile of accessories valued at several dollars. Sheriff Sol Ellipges is investigating.
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Logan
Jacob Ruff
Marion Township
Sherif Sol
Holy Week Services Planned at Gallipolis
Four churches in Gallipolis join for Union Holy Week services led by Rev. Duff Wilbur Sagen Bush and others. Noon noonday services run 12 to 12 30 Monday through Thursday at varied churches with Wednesday at First Presbyterian and Thursday noon at Presbyterian. Union communion Thursday 7 30 p m at Grace M E Church with six pastors assisting. Three hour Good Friday service is planned 12 to 3 p m March 30 at First Baptist Church. Business firms urged to close one hour during services. Special music featured.
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Gallipolis
First Presbyterian
Grace M. E
First Baptist
Episcopal
W. W. Duff
H. H. Wilbur
George Sagen
T. L. Bush
Union
First Baptist Church
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Tow and Regulate Water Carriers Move Stalled by Repairs
Ohio River notes indicate Lane is tied up at Dana W Va while cams are installed on the Steamer DD Wisherd for Cincinnati. Wisherd Line ships a heavy tow of tinplate structural steel paper and gasoline from Wierton toward Cincinnati as the Ohio Valley Improvement Association presses bills for far reaching regulation of all water carriers. Steamers American and Kelly lashed together with 12 barges of steel were down yesterday.
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American
Kelly
Contempt Charge Filed in Gallipolis Court
J. L. Rinehart of Gallipolis is cited to appear before Judge W. R. White on March 23 to show cause why he should not be arrested for contempt of court for failure to comply with a common pleas court order regarding temporary alimony to his wife Odessa Rinehart.
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Gallipolis
J. L. Rinehart
City
W. R. White
Common Pleas
Odessa Rinehart
Rees Brothers Form Auto Sales Partnership
Bob Rees and D. W. Rees organize an automobile sales company with showrooms to be housed in the service station and garage at Second Avenue and Pine Street. The garage will be remodeled. Rees sold his previous garage and service station at Third Avenue and Court Street to Blazer Wetherholt.
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Gallipolis
Bob Rees
D. W. Rees
Second Avenue
Pine Street
Rees
Third Avenue
Court Street
Blazer Wetherholt
Walter Hager Acquitted of Slaying in Court
The jury found Walter Hager not guilty in the shooting death of a man described as quarrelsome. Hager testified he was returning from a trap inspection when the revolver became visible and fired, with 16 year old Don Cooper as the only witness.
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Hager
Don Cooper
Charlies Kuhn
Gallipolis
F. W. Shane
William Baumgarner
Frank Wetherholt
Co. A. Vernholt
Howard Gates
Ivan Fife
E. E. Hatfield
Gilbert Hager
Asa Meadows
J. A. Gooldin
Bladen
von CC
Thompson
Alice
J. J. Davin
Patriot
T. J. Wood
Thurman
J. W. Jacoby
Marion
Fred Cherrington
H. W. Cherrington
Marriage of Ruth Young and Glenn Mathews in Cadettaburg Ky
Gallipolis announces the marriage of Ruth Young daughter of Mr and Mrs KR R Young to Glenn Mathews son of Mr and Mrs J E Mathews in Cadettaburg Kentucky on Friday March 16 The bride is a junior at Gallia Academy High School and they will live on the Mathews farm on State Route 11 near Chickamauga Park
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Gallipolis
Ruth Young
KR. R. Young
Glenn Mathews
J. E. Mathews
Cadettaburg
Gallia Academy High School
Sey
Mathews Farm
Chickamauga Park
Local Notes From Kanauga and Surrounding Towns
Community brief listing visits and greetings among residents. Mrs. Bye ill health postpones Ladies' Aid Society meeting. Families from Rock, Gallipolis, Portsmouth, and Pt Pleasant recall and report visits, occupations, and relocations.
Unclear Home Remedy for Catarrhal Deafness Cited
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century ad describes a simple ear and head congestion remedy using Parmint double, a small amount of alcohol or spirit, sugar, and water. It promises relief from roaring noises, clogged nostrils, and head distress, claiming safety and ease of preparation.
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Rotary Club
Ewing
Church Mengay
Dale Engle
Irma Fields
Helen Funk
Joe Karshner
Phyllis Leonard
Shirley Mooney
Dorothy Newman
Paul Phetteplace
Juanita Root
Elizabeth Smith
Ruth Thomas
Alice Vanatta
Margaret Andrews
Harold Barbee
Ann Bowen
Velma Bowers
Mary Jean Boyd
Blanche Fickel
Robert Geddes
June Grooms
Laither Heyde
Thelma Johnson
Betty Kocheran
Albert Leonard
Esther Mattox
John Schaal
Maxine Terrell
Marjorie Tschappat
Fred Wardwell
Jeanne Webb
Annabelle Weymueller
Mary Elizabeth Wolfe
Mary Cline
Virginia Canter
Grace Cole
Bonnie Belle Donaldson
Dorothy Ellis
Dorothy
Murray City News
Watsons
Huenaway
Joe Farbearn
Mary Firms
Goose Run
Ward Township
Zenners Children’s Department
Flapper, Fanny Sax
Cadys Fae
Alicia Hart
Justice Weygandt
Supreme Court
Wii
Merrett
Letart
Mary
Cheshire News
Legionnaire
Cheshire
Wilkesville Briefs
Ohio River
Walter Hager
Gallia
Miss Ruth Young
Bride of
Glen
Mathers
Kanauga
Ladies’ Aid Society
Fran Ga
Fiat Rock
Walter Sch Sunday
Russell Hanes
Portsmouth
Hanes
John Hix
Tena Hix
William Messiers
Leston
Lee Wagner
Pittsbur
Ella Wagner
B. J. Hamilton
W. W
Cecil Daugherty
Emerson Lambert
Troy R Family
C. G. Houck
Pt. Pleasant
Evan Rotheeb
Mollie Barringer
and M McDade
Letart Palle
Thad Gibeaut
Raike
T Rietta Manufacturing Pant
Speig Merig
Plas Presger
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