Council to hear shelterhouse plan at Kachelmacher Park
Logan reports plans for a new shelterhouse in Kachelmacher Park prepared under Director R R Loomis. Mayor Kinser says the council will consider the proposal and may act. Goose Creek coverage from Zanesville Ave to Mulberry St may be up for action. A second reading on the garbage collection ordinance is expected amid outside opposition. Routine matters will be considered with an extended session anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Kachelmacher Park
Dallas Kinser
R. R. Loomis
Goose Creek
Zanesville Ave
Mulberry St
North Spring St
Bowen St
Athletic Committee Plans Baseball Tourney in Logan
Logan Ohio youth baseball set to form a junior league with at least four teams under the Athletic Committee of Logan Post American Legion. A tournament team will be built early, with out-of-town games planned for district prep. Nine of last year's 15 return eligible. six will be chosen. Ages 12 to 17 may enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Post
American Legion
Kiwanians View Educational Feature At Logan Club
Logan Kiwanis Club will replace the proposed musical program with an educational feature tonight. Fred Burchfield arranged for a display of zoological specimens and scenes from the U S Department of Agriculture. The club also anticipates next week’s official visit by Lieut Governor Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club
Fred Burchfield
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Maynard
Extension Agent Warns Against Defoliation
Logan area elm trees suffered summer defoliation last year due to moths, says extension agent James R. Smoot. He suggests using sticky substances on trunks to prevent wingless moths from climbing and harming shade trees this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James R. Smoot
Jurors to Be Drawn April 6 for Logan Term
Logan jurors for the April term will be drawn on April 6 after a conference with the jury commission. The grand jury session moves to April 15 from the first week of April. Commissioners E. N. Turner of Logan and Nelson Delong of Laurelville will attend the drawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Jury
E. N. Turner
Nelson Delong
Laurelville
George W. Jackson Dies After Illness at Home
George W. Jackson 65, a farmer near Rockbridge, died at his home about 4 20 p m Monday after weeks of illness. He is survived by his son Wesley Jackson of the home and brother Delmar Jackson of Athens. Funeral arrangements are not yet complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
George W. Jackson
Rockbridge
Wesley Jackson
Delmar Jackson
Athens
Mine Inspector Called To Scene Of Willow Grove Disaster
Joshua Matheny a deputy mine inspector has aided the Willow Grove mine disaster rescue since the accident occurred. He joins several inspectors at the scene where rescue work has continued for more than a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Joshua Matheny
Willow Grove
Local youths seek CMTC summer work opportunities
About six area youths obtained CMTC application forms for summer work. Five from Hocking County are eligible to return to camp this year, having been enrolled previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
CMTC
Hocking County
Casts Placed on Logan Albert Woolever After Accident
Albert Woolever of Big Pine underwent knee surgery at Eton Hospital Monday after injuries from an auto accident last week. Both legs were placed in casts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Albert Woolever
Big Pine
Eton Hospital
Mrs Clendenen III Confined by Illness at Home
Mrs. Clendenen III Logan is confined to her home on Third Street due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clendenen III Logan
C. B. Clendenen
Third St
Easter Services Draw Large Crowds in Corning Churches
Corning’s churches held Easter services with strong attendance. First Methodist showed a high turnout and impressions. Perry County Knights Templars conducted afternoon services with a social hour. U B Church hosted sunrise communion and a baptismal service aided by a Junior Choir, with an evening cantata led by Miss Alice Mae Wilson and a violin solo by Florence Levion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
First Methodist
Perry County
Family Night at Masonic Lodge Social Hour
A social hour is planned at the Masonic Temple on Friday night March 29 with a Family Night gathering hosted by the Masonic Lodge. All Masons and their families are invited as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Masonic Lodge
Easter Visits Across Central Ohio Households
Miss Anna Mae Hermey and Carl Hermey visit parents Mr and Mrs Henry Hermey in Ath ens and Columbus relatives. Don Miskell spends weekend with Forsbachs in Albion. Mae Burns returns home to Zanesville with Mrs Elizabeth Murray. Georgia Wise and son Bobby visit in Detroit with the Yeagers. Violet Wright visits parents in Columbus for Easter. Roland Stought and family from Columbus spend weekend with Fred Stought. Jo Smith recovers from illness. Jeannette Murray and Beatrice Roberts visit Columbus relatives. Jess Fry was in Zanesville last week. Raymond Beaver visits Columbus parents. L Kiner and son Clark, John Gaitten Jr and daughter Myrna of Columbus spend weekend with John Gaitten Sr. Roland Coffman of Newark visits C R Coffman’s. Fred Fail and son Billy of Lancaster visit William Fail’s family. Harry Canoles and daughter Jean of Toledo visiting Thomas Canoles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mae Hermey
Athens
Carl Hermey
Columbus
Henry Hermey
Don Miskell
Albion
Mich
Herman Forsbach
Mae Burns
Zanesville
Elizabeth Murray
Georgia Wise
Bobby
Detroit
William Yeager
Violet Wright
Joseph Wright
Roland Stought
Fred Stought
Jo Smith
Jeannette Murray
Beatrice Roberts
Jess Fry
Raymond Beaver
Dewey Beaver
C. R. Coffman
Fred Fail
Billy
Lancaster
William Fail
Harry Canoles
Jean
Toledo
Thomas Canoles
Senior Girls Sweep Gallia Academy Scholastic Honors
Gallia Academy High School seniors dominated the scholastic ratings with Ellen Westerman leading at 3.952. Rosa Merritt Virginia Steele Frances Condee Alice Wheeler Velma Dillon Clara Cooper Marianne Goodrich Jean Henke Mary Margaret Tanner Jeanne Jones Dorothy White Eleanor Lanthorn also placed among the top thirteen. Westerman is active in A Capella Choir National Honor Society Press Club Girl Reserves Athletic Club and was named Queen of the Gallia County Fall Festival in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia Academy High School
Ellen Westerman
W. S. Westerman
Rosa Merritt
Virginia Steele
Frances Condee
Alice Wheeler
Velma Dillon
Clara Cooper
Marianne Goodrich
Jean Henke
Mary Margaret Tanner
Jeanne Jones
Dorothy White
Eleanor Lanthorn
Miss Westerman
Press Club
Gallia County
Garden Club to Meet for Civic Plantings
Spring civic plantings will be discussed at a Garden Club meeting at the public library this Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Gallipolis
Public Library
Logan Hensley and Eileen Clark Granted Marriage License
Logan Arthur Hensley and Eileen Betty Clark were issued a marriage license Saturday. Hensley, 25, a miner of Glouster, is son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hensley. Clark, 21, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Clark, is at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John Arthur Hensley
Miner, Glouster
Fred Hensley
Eileen Betty Clark
Russell Clark
City Hall Health Committee Reviews Forthcoming Legislation
Members of the council health committee met Monday evening at City Hall to discuss proposed laws. The session focused on health policy and potential measures planned for introduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Council
City Hall
Old License Plates End Up on Dog House
Stanley Nogel of Rock Bridge filling station uses discarded license plates to roof his dog house after removing plates for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Stanley Nogel
Rockbridge
Couple Wed at First Presbyterian Church in Gallipolis
Charles W. Lupton of Gallipolis and Miss Juanita Haddox of Middleport were married Sunday at 2 pm at the First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Lewis Weber Gishler officiating. Attendants were Susannah Lupton and Chester Haddox. They will reside on State Street in Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
First Presbyterian Church
Lewis Weber Gishler
Charles W. Lupton
Juanita Haddox
Middleport
Susannah Lupton
Chester Haddox
State St
Rucker Neal and Mary Jane Rothgeb wed in Cheshire
Announcement reports the marriage Sunday afternoon of Rucker Neal of Gallipolis and Miss Mary Jane Rothgeb of Cheshire. Neal, son of Clyde and Mrs Neal of Garfield Ave, works in the taxicab business. Mary Jane is the eldest daughter of Otto and Mrs Rothgeb of Cheshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rucker Neal
Gallipolis
Mary Jane Rothgeb
Cheshire
Neal
Clyde Neal
Garfield Ave
Otto Rothgeb
Patterson couple celebrates golden wedding anniversary in Huntington
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Patterson of Gallipolis celebrate a golden wedding anniversary at home in Huntington with about 200 relatives and friends at a reception and tea. Mrs. Patterson, formerly Sadie Gilmore, has one daughter Mrs. Mont Kennedy of Charleston and three sons Harley and Max of Huntington and Dr. Lester of Holden West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Patterson
Gallipolis
Huntington
Patterson
Sadie Gilmore
Mr. Patterson
Mont Kennedy
Charleston
Harley and
Max
Lester
Holden
W. Va
Ross Harding
Near Ryger
Harding
Hazel Fife
C. E. Fife
Mr. Harding
Warren G
Francis, Walter
Buell Hayes
Joseph Thompson
English Club Hostess Miss Maye Davis Hosts Colony Theater Party
Miss Maye Davis will be hostess to members of the English Club at a theater party at the Colony. The event gathers club members for an evening of light entertainment and socializing.
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Maye Davis
Colony
Notable visitors and travel mentions span a city cycle
The column records Albert Merriman and Dean Arnold resuming work at the University of Chicago after a week’s vacation with Merriman’s parents. It notes several visits by Emma Jean Roush, Helen Northup, Mrs. George Ward, Major and Mrs. Walter Rose, and others from Columbus and Washington, D C. It also mentions Gilbert P. Bush’s return from Cincinnati and a weekend with Mrs. C. E. Campbell. The piece closes with a national statistic: 1,700,000 orange juice cases consumed annually in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Merriman
Dean Arnold
University of Chicago
A. K. Merriman
Emma Jean Roush
Stanley Roush
Columbus
Della Grube
J. S. Clark
Roush
G. E. Craft
L. W. Goodwin
C. W Conrad
Floyd Rowe
Helen Northup
George Ward
Huntington
Major
Walter Rose
Washington, D. C
Rose
H. H. Henking
Gilbert P. Bush
Cincinnati
C. E. Campbell
Howard Neal
Easter activities and community notes from Coolville
Easter sunrise services at Coolville Methodist Church and Sunday Schools cooperation noted. Troy High School music concert scheduled for March 29 under Luella Clifton. Easter egg hunt enjoyed by third and fourth graders with small favors given. Revival meetings ended. midweek prayer and Bible class planned at the Methodist Church. Local illness and hospital recoveries reported. funeral attendance for Michael Findling noted. Various visits, travel, and student happenings among Coolville residents recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Congregational
Troy High School
Luella Clifton
Roberta Humphrey
Coolville Methodist Church
Ben F. Pugh
Barboursville
Methodist Church
Adams Brandeberry
Helen Chapman
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Parkersburg
Dorsey Hughes
Ross McKnight
Oscar Spencer
C. L. White
Victor Clark
Mame Hoobler
E. M. Peirce
Michael Findling
Alfred Church
Alfred
A. B. Saunders
Carthage Church
Howard Parrish
Ohio University
Lillian Reed
Mary and Francis Gaskins
Nina Dixon
Miriam Bingman
Marguerite Kincade
Orville Bibbee
Freddie Swearingen
Charles Edwin Bingman
Keith Brandeberry
Ruth Walden
Mary Jo Amsbury
K. M. Barth
Marietta
Hoobler-Barth
Hoobler
Belpre
Spencer
Pearl Athey
George Polster
William Polster
County Schools Plan Few Textbook Changes
Gallipolis reports little to no textbook changes planned for next year as County Superintendent W. E. Wiseman notes reviews will occur at spring and summer meetings. The district owns over 12,000 free textbooks used by pupils and may sponsor WPA or NYA rehabilitation when they are checked in.
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Gallipolis
W. E. Wiseman
County Boards of Education
WPA
NYA
Licensed To Marry In Gallia County
Marriage license issuances include Ralph Warren 21 and Emma Mac Guire 23 both of Northup Joe Burns 25 and Mary Spears 21 both of Pt Pleasant Albert Drum mond 30 Cadmus and Gertie Hardy 31 Gallipolis Rucker Neal 22 Gallipolis and Mary Jane Rothgeb 21 Cheshire
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ralph Warren
Emma MacGuire
Northup
Joe Burns
Mary Spears
Pt. Pleasant
Albert Drummond
Cadmus
Gertie Hardy
Rucker Neal
Mary Jane Rothgeb
Cheshire
High School Juniors Present At Washington Grade School
Members of the junior class delivered an amateur program during the morning assembly for grade pupils at Washington Grade School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Washington
Petitioners Urged To Attend Council Meeting
Logan officials urge opponents of the proposed garbage collection ordinance to attend tonight's council session to state objections. The health department, health committee, and council have studied and approved the plan, and collectors have had a chance to speak. City officials deny rumors of a monopoly.
Phi Sigma Chi Group Launches Flag Campaign
Logan reports progress as the Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity finance committee seeks funds to buy new flags for the street display. Ralph Evans Kenneth Fitzgerald and Lavon Good live lead the effort, with responses flowing from city organizations as the canvass aims to finish soon.
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Logan
Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity
Ralph Evans
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Lavon Goodlive
Clinton Columbre Rites To Be Held Wednesday
Clinton Columbre 82 a retired laborer died at the Central Hotel Monday afternoon after a two week illness. Relatives are nieces and nephews in this city. Funeral set for 2 pm Wednesday at Leonard Funeral Home with the Rev. Stanley W. Wiant presiding. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Clinton Columbre
Central Hotel
Leonard Funeral Home
Stanley W. Wiant
Oak Grove Cemetery
Pleads Not Guilty to Bogus Check Charge
John R. McDonald of Columbus arraigned on a charge of giving a worthless check to Lester Risch. He pled not guilty and is held to the grand jury under a $500 bond. Columbus officials seek custody after local court disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John R. McDonald
Columbus
S. B. Whitehart
Lester Risch
McDonald
Court Imposes Fine On Copper Wire Thief
Logan Scott Joyce of Carbon Hill was arraigned before Magistrate S. B. Whitehart on a copper wire theft charge. His guilty plea resulted in a $25 fine plus costs. The wire, owned by J. F. Kessler, was valued at $12.50.
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Logan
Scott Joyce
Carbon Hill
S. B. Whitehart
J. F. Kessler
Field Representative Attends Conference at Logan
Wesley Green from the land use program attended the LOGAN A conference at the extension service office in Hock ing County to advance a program started several months ago. Green is a field man for the department and joined James R. Smoot for discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Extension Service Office
Wesley Green
James R. Smoot
Green
Hocking County
Department
New President Is To Be Installed At Lafayette Hotel
At the Lafayette Hotel during the annual Chamber of Commerce dinner Homer W. Walter will pass leadership to H. W. Wetherholt. Invitations went to many members and city officials including those from Ironton Huntington Point Pleasant Pomeroy Middleport and Jackson. Guest speaker will be George J. O'Brien of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce with a feature presentation by secretary J. Paul Mossman.
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Gallipolis
Chamber of Commerce
Lafayette Hotel
Homer W. Walter
H. W. Wetherholt
Ironton
Huntington
Point Pleasant
Pomeroy
Middleport
Jackson
George J. O’brien
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
J. Paul Mossman
Casto Rites Will Be Held at Bidwell
Mrs. Sarah Melisa Casto 82 widow of Albert E. Casto died suddenly yesterday of a cerebral hemorrhage at her daughter Mrs. Fred F. Stuckey’s home in New Albany. Survived by sons Harry H. Glassburn Attica and Clem R. Glassburn Bidwell. Funeral Wednesday 1 p. m. Bidwell Methodist Church. Burial Fairview Cemetery Bidwell.
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Columbus
Sarah Melissa Casto
Albert E. Casto
Fred F. Stuckey
New Albany
Harry H. Glassburn
Attica
Clem R. Glassburn l
Bidwell
Bidwell Methodist Church
Fairview Cemetery
Dogs to compete in Southern Ohio field trials Sunday
The Southern Ohio Coon Club will host field trials Sunday near South Perry in Lawrence County. A number of local dogs are expected to compete, with handlers and spectators anticipated to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Southern Ohio Coon Club
South Perry
Lawrence County
Judge White Addresses Lions Club in Wellston After Pomeroy Court
Judge W. R. White held court in Pomeroy today and will speak to Lions' Club members in Wellston tonight, reflecting on legal matters and community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy Gallipolis
W. R. White
Pomeroy
Lions’ Club
Wellston
Stenhelfer Held in Mansfield for Fine Nonpayment
Marian R. Stenhelfer of Mansfield pled guilty to operating a vehicle under the influence. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs, his driving rights to be suspended, and unable to pay the fine, he was committed to the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Marian R. Stenhelfer
Mansfield
Dallas Kinser
Stenhelfer
Logan Auxiliary Social Notes and Meetings
The Logan American Legion Auxiliary held a joint business and social meeting with 22 members in attendance. They voted to donate five dollars to Phi Sigma Chi for new flags and to buy shoes for child welfare work. A spring conference in McArthur was anticipated with at least 12 local members attending. Flowers were sent to two ill veterans and a lunch was served by a committee after games. Nearby brief notes mention several Logan and Columbus trips and family visits over Easter weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — American Legion Auxiliary
Lawrence Adcock
Phi Sigma Chis
McArthur
Winifred Engle
John McBroom
Charles Struble
Irene Struble
Local booster to attend Ohio Archery Golf Association meet
Logan resident John Hammon plans to attend the organization’s sixth annual convention in Columbus next Saturday and Sunday. He is a local supporter of the golf and archery combined sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ohio Archery Golf Association
Columbus
John Hammon
Mr. Hammon
Many Share In Communion On Easter
Easter at St Matthews Church drew 400 worshipers the largest turnout in 90 years. A baptismal service saw Mrs Ralph Blum and her infant daughter blessed. A confirmation class of 22 joined the church, boosting membership to 325. Sunday School at Church of the Nazarene counted 301 with $72.07 in offerings. Three new men were received at St Matthews. Judge Rowland presided over a civil suit by Parley Nutter and William Canan versus Clifford and Mabel Hawk. jury trial waived. Mrs Huls ill at home with influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Blum
Church of the Nazarene
C. B. Clendenen
Logan
O. F. Rowland
Athens
Parley Nutter
Wiiliam Canan
Clifford
Mabel Hawk
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Athens Messenger
Logan ‘Council
War
New York Harbor
Corning Social Notes
Corning Personals
Gallipolis Social Notes
Harry Wheeler
First Ave
United States
Coolville Social Notes
Phi Sigma Chi
Francis Myers
J. S. McGonagle
George
Carl Burchard
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Mary Krieg
Buffalo
N. Y
Lucy Krieg
William Krieg
William H. Miller
Katie Walker
Beverly
Darrel Martin
Martin
Miller
Allen Shockley
Lemuel Hess
James Krieg
Val Douglas
Socko
Csranannie Made
Bie
Pita
Broadfield
K. O. Cavalier
Ale Gas Company
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