Act To Provide Educational and Religious Program for Foresters
Logan May 2 4 Some attention is to be paid the local contingent of the reforesting army in the way of educational recreational and religious activities. The Rev C M Lever Legionnaire will make a trip to the camp Thursday to discuss with the officers in charge these matters. Organizations and individuals will be asked to contribute their time and talent towards these activities. There are 211 enrolled men one regular army officer three reserve officers and four non commissioned officers from the regular army in camp. First two days of life there has been devoted largely to the work of setting up the camp and establishing routine. When actual reforesting work begins it will consist of many phases. Telephone lines will be constructed for communication between ranger stations fire brakes will be cut in forests Dead trees and underbrush will be removed from forest lands seedlings will be planted and trails and roads will be established throughout the parks area.
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Logan
C. M. Lever
Legionnaire
Special services arranged for wards at County Home
Logan May 4 Special services for wards at the County Home are planned semi monthly under Rev W H Woodgeard chaplain. Recent visits included Mt Tabor M E Choir on June 3 and future services by Rev James T Yocum and Sugar Grove M E Choir on June 17 with Gibisonville M E Choir to hold a session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Yocum
Sugar Grove M. E
Woodgeard
Gibisonville M. E
Local Junior Order to Nominate Officers Thursday
Logan residents are informed that the local Junior Order will hold a meeting on Thursday night to nominate new officers. Refreshments will be served during the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Do Nothtings Too Busy To Take Jobs
A local business man offered a day of work to two men. One declined to work to meet trustees for a relief order and another was busy serving the unemployed committee and could not take the job.
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Logan
May
Inspectors Busy With Multiple Masonic Functions This Week
Local Masonic inspectors C. Wood Bowen Rolland Bright and Harry L. Smith are active across several lodges. Bright and Bowen attended a super excellent degree at Jackson Monday night while Smith inspected the Blue Lodge at McArthur. Bowen and Charles Klein Schmidt visited St. Clairsville Tuesday to inspect Council Masonry, with Bowen scheduled at Lancaster Thursday. Smith travels to Baltimore Wednesday and Thornville Friday for further inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
C. Wood Bowen
Rolland Bright
Harry L. Smith
Mr. Bright
Mr. Bowen
Jackson
Mr. Smith
McArthur
Blue Lodge
Charles Klein Schmidt
St. Clairsville
Lancaster
Baltimore
Thornville
Logan stores to close on Decoration Day
Announcement through the Chamber of Commerce states Logan retail stores will close on Decoration Day. Owners and clerks will participate in morning ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Chamber of Commerce
Examinations Set For Logan High Next Week
Logan High School exams are scheduled for next Monday and Wednesday. Fred Burchfield, the principal, states teachers and pupils from all city schools will take part in Memorial Day exercises on Tuesday.
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Logan
Logan High School
Fred Burchfield
Two Divorce Suits Filed at Logan
Pauline Scott sues Warren Scott and Rosston Pyle for separation and alimony custody in two Logan divorce actions. The Scotts, married July 17, 1904 in Washington County, have six children with two minors. neglect is alleged. The other suit by Thelma Pyle cites alleged neglect since 1927 and a March 11, 1930 letter. she and Rosston Pyle, married December 1, 1928 in Nelsonville, have no children.
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Pyle
Nelsonville
McConnelsville Rotary Club Welcomes Logan Visitors
Logan visitors from the McConnelsville Rotary Club attended a meeting on Unselfish Service led by secretary C. B. Smith. A 25% delegation presented an operetta with performers Gerald Scott Richard Bell Frank Gray and accompanist Lucille Gaylord. The groups then played volleyball at the Junior High Gym.
Missionary C A Spriggs to Speak at Diamond Church
Local missionary C A Spriggs of the American Sunday School Union will deliver an address at Diamond Christian Church tonight at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Spriggs
American Sunday School Union
Diamond Christian Church
Baccalaureate Service Set at Logan High School
Logan High School hosts baccalaureate services Sunday afternoon with ministers including Rev E B Townsend of Marietta. Invocation by Rev B C Peters, Benediction by Rev Elmer Bliss, solos by Morton Epstein, violin pieces The Prize Song and Ave Maria, orchestra under Miss Minnie L Bowen to perform processional and recessional.
McBroom Named to Complete Lyon Relief Commission Term
Logan May 24 John W McBroom of this city named by Judge Harley M Whitcraft to fill the unexpired term of Dr Claude Lyon on the Hocking County Soldiers Relief Commission Lyons resignation followed his appointment to the district examiners board Ewald Schmitter and James Allen are the other members
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Lyon
Logan
John W. McBroom
Harley M. Whitcraft
Claude Lyon
Hocking County Soldiers Relief Commission
Ewald Schmitter
James Allen
Chauncey Residents Donate Seed Potatoes to Flood Victims
Chauncey merchants and citizens contributed a ton of seed potatoes to aid 25 families whose gardens were inundated by recent flooding. Many potato patches and truck gardens were destroyed. about 21 families sought a second planting, funded by local donors.
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Chauncey
Flour distribution planned for Chauncey Dover district
A government flour distribution is scheduled for Thursday at 1 PM in the Chauncey Dover area. Shortages in the current allotment were cited by Dover trustees. Distribution will originate from Chauncey Millfield Sugar Creek and Beaumont. The Plains event notes Hocking Local 8096 United Mine Workers meeting Thursday at 5 PM at The Plains school grounds with delegate reports from Shawnee and Murray City.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
Dover
Millfield
Sugar Creek
Beaumont
the Plains
Weekend Socials Cross Counties in Ohio and West Virginia
Miss Esther Fiske of Gallipolis visited Beaumont with her father Charles Fiske. Eleanor Minister of Chauncey spent Sunday in Middleport with Frances Willock. Babe McAfee of Jacksonville and family joined Leslie Kittle in visiting. Blanche Russell of Athens visited Crescent Ridge parents. Pearley Wicks of Crescent Ridge visited Trimble. Emma Jo Potter of Albany stayed in Millfield with Allen and Mrs Boudinot. Mrs Cecil Annie of Crescent Ridge visited her mother. Mrs Lawrence Myers of Hooper Ridge and Albert Loper with son from Kenova WV spent weekend with Viola Hurley and Pearl Loper in Chauncey.
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Esther Fiske
Gallipolis
Charles Fiske
Beaumont
Eleanor Minister
Chauncey
Middleport
Frances Willock
Babe McAfee
Carl
Phyllis
Jacksonville
Leslie Kittle
Blanche Russell
Athens
Newton Russell
Crescent Ridge
Pearley Wicks
Trimble
Emma Jo Potter
Albany
Millfield
Allen Boudinot
Cecil Annie
Lawrence Myers
Hooper Ridge
Albert Loper
Kenova
W. Va
Viola Hurley
Pearl Loper
Idle Poston Mine No. 6 Faces Indefinite Repairs
May 24 report says Poston Mine No. 6 in Millfield is idle for an indefinite period while inside repairs are completed.
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Chauncey
Poston
Millfield
Chauncey Dinner Hosts Local Officers and Family
Deputy Sheriff Karl Gardner and Mrs Gardner hosted a Sunday dinner at their Chauncey home. Attending were Mr and Mrs Harley Mitchell and their children Janice and William, Miss Mary Myers and Edward Wallace of Columbus, Miss Wilma Ferrer, Miss Ruth Gardner, and Glenn Gardner.
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Chauncey
Karl Gardner
James McNeal Dies in Fort Wayne
Announcement of James McNeal aged 81 death at his daughter's home in Fort Wayne Indiana from influenza. He is survived by siblings and will be buried there. Born in Waterloo Township Athens County he left the district in 1884 and was remembered as a pioneer of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McNeal
George Harvey Nye
Chauncey
Fort Wayne
Ind
Mr. McNeal
Robert
Hannah McNeal
Waterloo Township
Athens County
Coolville Troy Grange Programs and Church Events
Coolville Troy Grange hosted a mixed program Friday at the hall on Rock Street with County Deputy Merwin Mansfield giving a talk. Members attended M E Church services Sunday morning. The M E Church Ladies Aid bake sale is set for Saturday afternoon at 2 in the R J Wolf building. Guests included Everett Keller of Delaware Miss Bertha Keller and Mrs Norma Smith and Russell of Columbus visiting Mr and Mrs C E Keller at their Up River home with Rev Banse Snyder and Mrs Snyder's mother Mrs Clark of Tuppers Plains also guests.
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Troy Grange
Rock Street
Merwin Mansfield
The
Grange
M. E. Church
Ladies Aid Society
R. J. Wolf
Everett Keller
Delaware
Bertha Keller
Norma Smith
Russell
Columbus
Sleuth Behind Shoals Charge
Louis R. Gravis, chief investigator for the Department of the Interior, is charged with investigating private power companies for misusing equipment at the Muscle Shoals government project and depriving the government of revenue.
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Louis R. Gravis
Department of the Interior
Muscle Shoals
Government
Social Roundup From Rock Street Visits and Funerals
Mrs D C Davis hosts at Rock Street while Carolyn Lobdell visits from Delaware. Numerous relatives and friends attend Walter Smith funeral including Blanche Malone and Henry Warren. Families from Marietta Athens Bristol Clarksburg Parkersburg Carthage Long Bottom gather for church, visits, and notices. Davis family members travel to Marietta and Athens for business and health updates.
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Carolyn Lobdell
Delaware
W. A. Bingman
Blanche Malone
Mabel
Figgins
Nelsonville
Walter Smith
Lenna Lentz
Laura
Columbus
Lentz
Fred Knowles
Henry Warren
Reedsville
Mary Reeder
Smith
Glennis Daugherty
Mary Schnafer
Marietta
Harold McBride
Baby
Athens
E. M. Daugherty
Emerson Stout
Son
Orange
R. J. Runni
Newton Billingslea
Bristol
W. Va
Carson Davis
Clarksburg
W. V
Samuel Davis
Davis
R. B. Lawrence
Long Bottom
E. McCall
Local residents and visitors share weekend visits
Haydenville and surrounding area members spent time with relatives in Laurelville and Zanesville. Ohio University student Jane Nutter visited her parents Rev G C Nutter. The Bible School commencement at the M E Church is Friday at 7 30 PM with invited parents.
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J. C. Martin
Laurelville
Jane Nutter
Ohio University
G. C. Nutter
Bible School
M. E
Elizabeth Longwell
Alice Allen
Helen Lightfoot
Kate
Maxine Todd
Roy Crothers
Arthur Todd
Henderson Wolf
Zanesville
Leland Walters
Columbus
Mary McFadden
Bert Horn
Llesboro
John Carpenter
Millfield
William Sisson
James Hurley
O. E. Oliver
Jennie Patton
Lancaster
Thomas Fling
Brady Waugh
Harvey Angle
White Cross Hospital
Angie
Ruth
Mildred Walters
Chester Beougher
Union Furnace
Charlies Pierce
King’s Heralds
Funeral for Edward Clark in Carthage Presbyterian Church
May 24 funeral held at Carthage Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev. J. W. Barnes with many friends and relatives attending from Akron Glouster Athens Coolville and Long Bottom. Interment in church cemetery. Ina Coleman led music with a Guysville Stewart quartet.
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Lottridge
Edward Clark
Carthage Presbyterian Church
J. W. Barnes
Canaanville
Akron
Glouster
Athens
Coolville
Long Bottom
Ina Coleman
Guysville
Stewart
Memorial Address at M E Church by Dr Hansen
Dr E A Hansen of Ohio University will deliver a memorial address at 7 45 Sunday night at the M E Church. Special music is prepared by the choir Mary Frances Gillogly who underwent an operation at Sheltering Arms.
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E. A. Hansen
Ohio University
M. E
Mary Frances Gillogly
Sheltering Arms
Albany School Holds Class of 35 Before Opening Day
The Albany School year begins with a class of 35 students as Mr Po Mrs Jesse and Mrs Everett attend exercises led by Rabbi Tarsh. The list of names is read and the Hoisington entry is noted as pre omitted from the alias dance list. The Albany H Chub play Marshfield 4 H Club in their first home baseball game of the season at home Thursday evening.
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Jesse
Everett
Bolton
Tarsh
Hoisington
Pre
Albany
Marshfield
Clark Funeral Panty Leaves for Kentug
William Clark, a carpenter for years, leaves from Athens to Kentug for funeral rites at Southgate and Newport. Burial planned in Newport. he lived with his daughter and family at Tourist Camp in Southgate.
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Clark
Panty
William Clark
Big Law
Ang R. Fury
Athens
Southgate
Newport
Ens
Marietta Court Witnesses Concrete Weapons Charge
Marietta May 424 common pleas court heard a case before Justice Millard Frost. Jesse Love, a ship constable, testified regarding the weapon charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Common Pleas Court
Millard Frost
Jesse Love
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