Logan Service Department Cut To Two Men
Logan May 2 City service department forces reduced to two men under retrenchment because of budget shortfalls since the new administration began. Parks neglected due to lack of funds as officials seek state aid. Mayor Fitzgerald and Service Director Loomis met State Auditor Tracy in Columbus to explore funding for urgent city needs while labor is curtailed.
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Logan
City Service Department
Roy Loomis
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Columbus
Joseph Tracy
Frakes Child Dies at Age Three in Columbus Diabetes Case
Juanite Frakes, three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Frakes of Dicken Addition, died Sunday from diabetes after months of illness. Survived by parents and brother Theodore Frakes. Funeral at Church of the Nazarene Tuesday at 2 with Rev F H Landgrebe. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Juanite May
Oscar Frakes
Dicken Addition
Columbus
Theodore Frakes
Church of the Nazarene
F H. Landgrebe
Oak Grove Cemetery
Auto Trade Records Largest April in Years for Logan
Logan reports 221 auto transactions in April, the most in years. Of these 221, 37 were new passenger cars and trucks while the rest were used car deals. Charles C. Achaver, clerk of courts, released the figures.
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Logan
Charles C. Achaver
Clerk of Courts
Onions A Nourishing Feature Of The Modern Table
The article extols onions as a major truck-garden crop rich in vitamin A and minerals. It highlights spring onion tops as a superb source of vitamin A, suggests uses in salads, with cottage cheese and fish, and offers recipes including green onion cream sauce on toast, cheese toppings, and onion sandwiches for varied meals.
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United States
Murray City Social News Highlights Weekend Visitors
Murray City hosts from Duchiel Dan Langley and family to Archers in a busy weekend. Visitors include Detroit residents Ed Pertier family and John Byron Sr family with relatives from Evansville Camp Hocking and Chicago guests. Local and area residents gather for graduation and family visits.
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Ed Pertier
Detroit
John Byron
Local Residents Visit Family and Friends Across Town
Carbon Hill and nearby communities host a series of weekend visits. Albert Rush and son from Millfield stay with Virgil Emerich. 8. D. Stover hosts Winifred McCafferty and family from Rushville. Frank Hawk visits Ralph Arick in Grove City. Lillian Dawley hosts John Wood and Dessie Locke of Kensington. Evelyn Beal of Logan visits brother Ralph Beal while training at Cherring ton Hospital. Delbert Nutter and family from Lancaster visit George Nutter. Jack Landis of Nelsonville visits uncle Guy Stedman. Avenelie Campbell and son from Haydenville spend weekend with Lawrence and family. Lawrence Carry of Cleveland visits Eleworth Carry. William Horn and son Garriel of Haydenville spend Sunday with relatives.
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Frank Hawk
Ralph Arick
Grove City
Lillian Dawley
John Wood
Dessie Locke
Kensington
Wood
Misa Evelyn Beal
Logan
Ralph Beal
Miss Beal
Cherrington Hospital
Delbert Nutter
Gale Doolittle
Harlan Barley
Berta Nutter
Lancaster
George Nutter
Jack Landis
Nelsonville
Guy Stedman
Avenelie Campbell
Haydenville
Lawrence Smith
Lawrence Carry
Cleveland
Eleworth Carry
William Horn
Garriel
Fichter to Speak at Gibisonville Commencement
Logan reports Joseph W. Fichter assistant state director of education will speak at Gibisonville High School commencement. Principal is Joseph L. Archer. Graduates include Winifred Amnahle Mary Bailey Dorothy Huffines Roy Heigie and Homer Schein. Also, Neil Nelson of Troop 160 became a Life Scout after the Columbus Boy Scout Circus last week.
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Rcment Logan
Joseph W. Fichter
Gibisonville High School
Joseph L. Archer
Winifred Elizabeth Amnahle
Mary Elizabeth Bailey
Dorothy Huffines
Roy F. Heigie
Homer Junior Schein
Logan
Columbus
Neil Nelson
Nelson
Ed L. Nelson
North Street
Funeral services for William S. Taylor held Wednesday
Funeral services were held Wednesday for William Stephen Taylor a 67 year old Washington Township farmer who died at home Sunday evening of heart disease. The body will be taken to Augustus Ohio for burial.
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Logan
William Stephen Taylor
Washington Township
Augustus
Ohio
Logan Work Advances Gravel Unloading for County Roads
Work on unloading gravel for Hocking County secondary road crews continues as several days of ideal weather aid transport to CWA projects. Road crews report smooth operations and steady material flow to site locations.
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Logan
Hocking County
CWA
Eighteen Begin Health Corps Exams in Hocking County
Eighteen young men cleared preliminary physicals at the office of Health Commissioner W. B. Lacock for entry into the Citizens Conservation Corps. They await reporting orders.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
W. B. Lacock
Citizens Conservation Corps
Hocking County Health Board Post Pending Nomination
Members of the district advisory board of Hocking County will name a member to the county health board at their annual meeting next Monday. The term of George M. Jones of Murray City expires and it is anticipated he will be renominated.
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Logan
Hocking County
George M. Jones
Murray City
Car crash at Warner Ave and Church St injures dog
At the Warner Avenue Church Street intersection on Monday night two cars driven by Joe Shaw and Roy Wolfe collided. Wolfe was turning into Church Street when the crash occurred. Both cars were damaged and a dog riding with Shaw was thrown through a window. Rip Tol bert was a passenger in Wolfe’s car.
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Logan
Joe Shaw
Roy Wolfe
Warner Avenue
Church Street
Wolfe
Charch Street
Shaw
Rip Tolbert
Logan man to report for sheriff’s questioning
Thomas Blair of Carbon Hill, recovering from injuries after a Sunday night motor accident on the Greendale highway near Pattonville, has been ordered to report to the sheriff's office Friday for questioning.
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Logan
Thomas Blair
Carbon Hill
Sheriff's Office
Greendale
Pattonville
War veteran Andrew Coakley moved to Dayton hospital
After nine weeks at his Green Township home, war veteran Andrew Coakley was taken to a government hospital in Dayton on Tuesday morning for treatment.
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Logan
Green Township
Andrew Coakley
Dayton
Wesley to lead final quarterly meeting at Athens Free Methodist
Rev. D. W. Wesley from Zanenville district elder will guide the fourth and last quarterly meeting of the conference year at the Athens Free Methodist church this Friday Saturday and Sunday.
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D. W. Wesley
Zanenville
Athens
Daily Vacation Bible Schools Open May 21
Nelsonville May 2. Plans for Daily Vacation Bible Schools in the Hocking Valley have been announced after a Presbyterian meeting. Twenty five schools will be conducted by Presbyterians with six opening May 21 for three weeks in Greendale Sand Run Monday Kimberly Deanville and Happy Hollow. All teachers are volunteers except seminary men on scholarships. Transportation for teachers paid by the Missions Board. Mother's Day offerings at Ohio churches fund the effort.
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Nelsonville
Hocking Valley
Irene McDowell
Deanville
Lloyd Evans
Ralph Babylon
Logan Presbyterian Church
Clara Louise Smith
Martins Ferry
Synod of Ohio
John Sharpe
National Missions Board
Greendale
Sand Run
Kimberly
Happy Hollow
Missions Board
Ohio
Fraternity and Kiwanis Meet South America Talk
John R. Johnston of Ohio University spoke at a joint Athens Kiwanis Club and Delta Sigma Pi gathering at the Berry Hotel. He described Latin and Hispanic America as rich with untapped resources and outlined products like chicle and vegetable ivory, urging awareness of local business customs for visiting professionals.
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South America
West
Horace Greeley
John R. Johnston
Ohio University
Athens Kiwanis Club
Delta Sigma Pi
Professional Commerce
Berry Hotel
Hispanic America
United States
Dean Johnston
Eric McGinnes
Munn School Closes Year With Program
Munn School closed Thursday with a brief program and a picnic dinner attended by district patrons. Miss Helen Kenney taught the school for three years and was commended by Mrs. Arthur Gaston for her service. Verda Belle Chappell wrote a poem read by the teacher. Four pupils earned perfect attendance and received books.
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Munn
Helen Kenney
Verda Belle Chappell
Miss Kenney
Munn School
Arthur Gaston
Train schedules altered on New York Central and B&O lines
Changes to trains through Athens affect the New York Central and Baltimore & Ohio lines. Southbound No. 2 departs 11:13 a.m. instead of 11:20, No. 4 at 6:29 p.m. instead of 6:24, northbound No. 3 at 11:32 a.m. instead of 11:38, and No. 9 at 7:33 p.m. instead of 7:44. B&O westbound Diplomat now 10:35 a.m. instead of 10:30, No. 43 at 4:51 p.m. instead of 5:01, No. 11 at 7:49 p.m. instead of 7:53, and eastbound No. 4 at 9:50 a.m. instead of 9:64.
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New York Central
Baltimore & Ohio
Athens
Rio Grande Residents Attend Various Sunday Activities
Rio Grande residents joined events and visits across nearby towns. Alumni speaker Mrs. G E Elliott attended a Saturday banquet at Mercerville. Many locals visited family and friends in Irvine Langsville Gallipolis Gallia and surrounding areas over the weekend.
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Rio Grande
Jackson
Lowell Thomas
G. E. Elliott
Bess Goetting
Mercerville
Packer
J. D. Williams
Dana Wickline
Donovan
Osborne
James Community
C. W. Hutchinson
Eliza Douglas
Garner's Ford
Edna Arundel
Ironton
Fairview News Rally Day and Sunday School Officers
A Young People Rally Day program will be held at the Fairview VU B Church on Saturday night May 12 with entertainment and special features. Sunday School reorganized for the fall quarter electing Retta Caplinger as superintendent and Grace Alloway as organist among others. attendance remains above normal and all are invited.
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Fairview
VU. B
Retta Caplinger
Alloway
Margaret Washburn
Lucie Wooter
Grace Alloway
Mable Kincade
Charles Cornwell
John Golden
Adeline King
Auto Sales Increase with Thirty New Passengers in April
Gallia County records show higher auto sales in April with 30 new passenger cars and 15 commercial cars issued by Clerk of Courts Margaret McCormick. The figures compare to 18 passenger and seven commercial in March, with a note of two passenger and five commercial cars recorded on April.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Margaret McCormick
Doug
Glorifying Yourself Glorifying Yourself
Alicia Hart explains a home liquid shampoo method using leftover castile soap pieces dissolved in warm water. The guide advises diluting the jelly, rinsing hair three times, lemon rinse in the final wash for blondes, and air drying with a rough towel while massaging the scalp.
Put On Anytime Gown Pattern From Anne Adams Book
Advertisement for a versatile gown pattern 1804 by Anne Adams offering sizes 36 through 50. Highlights include cape styling to conceal figure concerns and lace accents, with step by step instructions and pattern details. Also promotes The Athens Messenger Pattern Department book, priced fifteen cents, or book and pattern twenty five cents.
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Anne Adams
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
Weet 17Th Street
New York City
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