115 More Enrollees Arrive for Forest Work in Camp Hocking
Logan Ohio May 22 Camp Hocking was augmented by 115 enrollees from Camp Knox Ky. under Lieut Darby raising the camp to 214 men. New arrivals will be quarantined before assignments. Projects include a diving tower at Floyds Pond and athletic field improvements. Lieut Paul E Stewart of the 332 Inf Reserves is assigned as Adjutant Supply Officer and Mess Officer arriving from Ft Hayes.
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Floyd's Pond
Hocking County
Logan Greys Open Season With Win At Carbon Hill
Logan Maytag Greys of this city beat Carbon Hill 6 to 4 in the season opener. Johnson of Carbon Hill held the logan opponent to four hits while Myers Logan Limited kept the Hill offense in check with three. The teams will meet again at the local diamond next Sunday as M G Norris of Logan books games for the team.
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Logan
Maytag Greys
Carbon Hill
Johnson
Myers
M. G. Norris
Ohio State Professor Plans Cabin in Hocking Park Area
Logan reports Prof. Thomas H. Kibler of Ohio State University intends to build a summer residence on the Basil Long tract of 42 acres in the Hocking County parks area. The private sale at 476 dollars bought the land with a stocked artificial lake for fishing. In another item, Arthur Pickett and Henry McManus of Logan escaped minor injuries after their car collided with another near Sugar Grove. Fairfield County officers investigated.
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Logan
Columbus
Hocking County
Thomas H. Kibler
Ohio State University
Basil Long
W. Z. Brashares
Prof. Kibler
Lancaster
Arthur Pickett
Henry McManus
Sugar Grove
Fairfield County
Murray City Man Is Canary's Pal
John Hogan of Murray City endures six years in bed yet greets visitors at his bedside. Elevation plans include installing an elevator to reach the first floor. A canary visiting his home lands on his shoulder and sings for him during visits.
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Logan
John Hogan
Murray City
Pension Applications Received by Stone
Logan reports Andrew Stone, clerk investigator for Hocking County, is receiving old age pension applications in the court house auditorium. Two applications have been taken since Friday morning. He will work next week 8 30 to 4 with Joseph Stone assisting. Citizens are urged to help by completing the 30 minute questionnaire.
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Logan
Andrew Stone
Hocking County
Joseph Stone
Stone
Holl Plans Athletic Events Committee For Chamber Of Commerce
Barton A. Holl president of the Logan Chamber of Commerce outlines a plan to name an athletic events committee for the coming year. All assignments will be announced soon as new memberships flow in during an active recruitment drive.
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Logan
Laogen Chamber of Commerce
Barton A. Holl
Visit by recovery department representative to Logan
Stephen Slegth of the family recovery department arrived in Logan on Friday for an unspecified period to assist with a feature of the recovery program.
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Logan
Stephen Slegth
Family Recovery Department
Four Logan Residents Named in Local Household List
Lloyd Ellsworth Clark 21 carpenter of Logan son of Peter Clark and Ruby Marie Warth man 17 housekeeper Logan daughter of Newman Warth man Charles Voris 34 truck driver Logan son of Minnie Voris and Dollie Mae Hiles 30 shoe worker Logan daughter of Delmar Hiles listed in a local household registry.
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Lloyd Ellsworth Clark
Logan
Mra
Peter Clark
Ruby Marie Warthman
Newman Warthman
Charles Voris
Minnie Voris
Dollie Mae Hiles
Delmar Hiles
Bowen conducts annual inspection of Council Masonry
Logan C. Wood Bowen district deputy and Judge E. L. Ewing traveled to Portsmouth Monday evening to perform the annual inspection of Council Masonry.
Foremen Move to Godman Columbus Plant
Frank Floyd, longtime foreman at the Logan Shoe plant, is hired by the H. C. Godman Company and sent to their Columbus plant to learn their operations. Another Logan foreman, William Sauer Sr., is to be offered employment.
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Frank Floyd
Godman Company
Logan Frank Floyd
Logan Shoe Pliant
H. C. Godman Company
Columbus
William Sauer, Sr
Knights of Pythias Social Reunion Planned at Grotto Grounds
Knights of Pythias from Logan Nelsonville Laurelville and Logan Lodges will hold a joint social session at the Grotto Grounds Thursday night with Jack White's Orchestra providing music for mixed dancing. The program includes games contests and refreshments with some guests hidden as escorts and non members. A hog theft was reported by George Blum prompting an investigation by Sheriff Sol Ellinger following prior cattle losses. B V Wright state highway engineer has been ill but returned briefly to work Monday.
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LOGAN
Nelsonville
Laurelville
Knights of Pythias
Grotto Grounds
Jack White
Pythian Sisters
George Blum
Falla Township
Sol Ellinger
B. V. Wright
State Highway Department
Hill Street
Laurel Run 4-H Club Formed Elects Jessie Walker Leader
The Laurel Run Starr Township 4-H Club organized with nine members present on Friday. Jessie Walker was chosen as leader for the girls group and the new club aims to promote youth activities in the district.
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Logan
Laurel Run
Starr Township
Jessie Walker
Temple Athens Woman Earns 98 Mark at Pythian Sisters
Mrs. E. L. Church of Athens served as inspecting officer for Glouster Temple No. 560 Pythian Sisters at the annual inspection held at the K of P Hall. The temple received a grade of 98 after inspection with visitors from Athens and White Rose Temple. A lunch followed the exemplification and the inspektress received a gift.
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Glouster
E. L. Church
Athens
K. of P. Hall
White Rose Temple
Pythian
OO KS Meets Tonight Gloster Whea Chapter
O O KS chapter meets at the Masonic hall to discuss routine matters and community events. Members will gather at the hall for the meeting tonight.
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OO. KS
Glouster
Whea
Masonic Hall
Bbs USA
Byrd reports 72 below zero at Antarctic snow hut
At Little America Antarctica on May 22 Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd isolated at a camp 130 miles from the base predicted a record cold winter. He reported 72 degrees below zero yesterday with harsher cold to come as he conducts meteorological studies despite equipment freezes.
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Little America
Antarctica
Mackay Radio
Richard E. Byrd
Byrd
Club Entertained at Home of Bette Macvey
Pleasant Valley May 22 A meeting of the W A G Club was held at the home of Bette Macvey A business session was led by the president followed by refreshments Attendees included Dorothea Ervin Irene McPherson Mary Jane Ervin Arzetta Schoonover Thora Belle Baughman Margaret Carsey Velma Schoonover and Bette Macvey The next meeting will be at Dorothea Ervin s home Thora Belle Baughman visited Bette Macvey Friday night James Wood underwent an appendectomy at ShelterIng Arms Hospital Saturday night His condition is favorable Elma Schoonover visited friends in Chauncey Wednesday Mr and Mrs Felix Dorsey visited Mr and Mrs C B Wood Sunday Mr and Mrs Everett Rose and family visited Dessie Brooks Wednesday evening
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Pleasant Valley
W. A. G. Club
Bette Macvey
Dorothea Ervin
Irene McPherson
Mary Jane Ervin
Arzetta Schoonover
Thora Belle Baughman
Margaret Carsey
Velma Schoonover
James Wood
Shelttering Arms Hospital
Elma Schoonover
Chauncey
Felix Dorsey
C. B. Wood
Everett Rose
Dessie Brooks
Breeder fish released into Hocking River to boost Ohio fishing
A consignment of 20 small mouth bass 55 rock bass and 250 catfish was released into the Hocking River in York Township by game protector B F Swartz The Division of Conservation urges anglers to avoid closed areas until July 1 and to cooperate in the stocking program for better fishing in Ohio
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Athens County
Hocking River
York Township
B. F. Swartz
Division of Conservation
Ohio
City council fixs closing hours and street concerns
The council discussed not widening East State Street and approved the original street width. Assessments for repaving were prepared and open for three weeks in city offices. John Leviner sought a salary increase but the motion failed. The panel will review curb light removals at Court and Carpenter Streets and pedestrians’ safety concerns. Stop signs at several intersections were ordered to be replaced and bi monthly pay approved for the safety director. Health officials handle Garfield Avenue sanitation issues.
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Eva van Dyke
Anna F. Stauffer
van Dyke
East State Street
Park Street
East Corporation
John Leviner
Bert Russell
J. E. Bailey
A. E. Falloon
P. F. Good
H. H. Rowland
Court
Carpenter Streets
State Street
Mill
College Streets
Service
Garfield Avenue
C. W. Gross
Health Department of
Boy 12 Nearly Takes Poison After Harsh Scolding
In Columbus on May 22, 12 year old Robert Legibert attempted to die by taking poison tablets after a scolding from his mother. He was rushed to a hospital and expected to recover.
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Columbus
Robert Legibert
Ohio Nurses Open 31st Annual Convention in Springfield
Nurses from across Ohio gather in Springfield for the opening session of the 31st annual Ohio State Nurses Association convention. Local officials welcome attendees as the meeting begins.
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Springfield
Ohio
Ohio State Nurses Association
Navy to Parade for President on May 31
New York harbor will host the largest peacetime naval parade as 88 ships sail from Guantanamo May 2 to salute President Roosevelt and his party in New York on May 31. Secretary Swanson announced the maneuvers with ships passing within hundreds of yards of Ambrose Channel light ship and the Cruiser Indianapolis.
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Navy
Washington
U.P
New York Harbor
North River
Claude A. Swanson
Guantanamo
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Ambrose Channel
Swanson
Louisville
Henry L. Roosevelt
Electoral College Is Approved by Senate
The Senate on May 22 rejected Norris Constitutional Amendment proposing popular election of the President and abolition of the electoral college. The vote was 42 for and 54 against, short of the two thirds needed for approval. Senator Norris switched his vote from aye to no to seek reconsideration later.
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Washington
Senate
The
United States
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Steel Workers Demand Union Be Recognized
In Pittsburgh on May 22 AP reports the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers claims to represent 100000 mills workers and has served demands on 150 to 200 steel masters for collective bargaining over wages and conditions. President Michael F. Tighe warns of future actions if not met, while industry leaders discount a nationwide strike.
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Pittsburgh
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Michael F. Tighe
Amalgamated
Elect Officers for Loyal Daughters 4 H Club Near Athens
Helen Lillie was elected president of the Loyal Daughters 4 H Club at a Saturday meeting near Athens hosted by Mrs. J A Bell. County extension agent Thomas H Johnson spoke on the summer program. Harriett Jacoby aided in organizing and games. Other officers selected include Emma Sprague as vice president Esther Philips as secretary and treasurer Maxine Sprague as news reporter Benardo Williams as recreation leader. Other members listed include Virginia Sprague Virginia Walls and Grace Sprague.
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Helen Lillie
Loyal Daughters 4-H Club
Athens
J. A. Bell
Thomas H. Johnson
Betty
Maxine Sprague
Benardo Williams
Virginia Sprague
Virginia Walls
Grace Sprague
Federal Bureau Drives Private Jobs in Ohio Reach 30000
The National Re-Employment Service reports 30000 Ohioans placed in private jobs since January 1. A Lorain shipbuilding firm hired 265 workers and Canton added 2302. Zone contest runs to July 1. Athens County leads in Zone 1 with 32 percent of registrations and 35 percent of placements. Officials including William V. Walsh, Harry R. Justice and Joh Mackinnon spoke at civic clubs in Pick.
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National Re-Employment Service
Ohio
William V. Walsh
Lorain
Canton
Athens County
Walsh
Harry R. Justice
Joh Mackinnon
Away
Troy
Ashtabula
Poppy Day Sale Aide Offered by Glouster Unit
Glouster May 22 Frank McCann Unit Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion will supervise poppy sales next Saturday to raise funds for disabled World War veterans. Poppies distributed for voluntary contributions. all proceeds aid veterans.
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Cann Unit
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the American Legion
County Teachers Head to Ohio State Meet
The Plains High School faculty members D F Pullen Herman Humphrey and W O Kail will attend the first Ohio state convention of the American Federation of Teachers in Springfield next Saturday May 26 Several county teachers are expected to join They will hear Flor ence Curtis Hanson federation secretary at the morning session State Senator D J Gunssett Dr Fred Fisher and Clyde Riker speak in the afternoon A dinner meeting will feature five gubernatorial candidates discussing My Educational Platform with Dr Maynard Krueger and Barrett O Hara slated for the night session
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D. F. Pullen
Herman Humphrey
W. O. Kail
the Plains High School
Ohio
American Federation of Teachers
Springfield
Pullen
Florence Curtis Hanson
Federation
D. J. Gunsett
Fred Fisher
Methodist Episcopal Church
Clyde Riker
Toledo
Maynard Krueger
Chicago
Barrett O'Hara
Illinois
Two Farm Workers Killed In Runaway Near Urbana
Urbana May 22 AP Guy Kimmey 44 and Robert Jenkins 33 farm workers were killed Monday when struck by a truck driven by W B Barrick of Newark The men were guiding a team of mules along State Route 36 about a mile west of Urbana when the animals ran into the road and the truck loaded with 200 cases of beer struck them without warning The accident occurred as the men attempted to calm the frightened animals Local authorities investigated the beer laden truck involved in the fatal crash.
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Uprbana
Guy Kimmey
Robert Jenkins
Urbana
W. B
Yugoslav Students Seize Belgrade University
Hounds of students occupy Belgrade University buildings, seizing two blocks, blocking water, and threatening to hurl professors from windows. Police rush in as 600 students and 6 coeds take control, holding law and philosophy faculties and smashing furniture and labs.
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Faculty of Law
Philosophical
Egu
Ice Cream Social Planned by Jacksonville League
The Jacksonville League will sponsor an ice social on the church lawn at 6 o'clock. Home made ice cream will be sold by dish or by league girls, with proceeds to benefit league activities.
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Jacksonville
Adia Tablets Claim Quick Relief From Upset Stomach
An ad copy claims Emilia Adia Tablets cure stomach upset within weeks under guarantee. It notes the product provides relief after taking the bottle for three weeks and allows eating normally again.
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E. Hentges
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