Godman Plant Logan Opening Set for June Fourth
Logan May 24 June 4 set for opening of H C Godman Company Plant No 11 in Logan. Initial output planned at 600 daily, doubling in second week, then reaching 2500 daily with 300 workers. Robert F Harley named supervisor. McKay sewing women s shoes planned. Applications invited for experienced staff on Gallagher Avenue. Other officials named include Frank Floyd Joe Brown M Ankrom William Sauer Sr and Charles Rechenwald.
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Logan
H. C. Godman Company
Chamber of Commerce
Robert F. Harley
Focal
Excelsior
Portsmouth
Harley
McKay
Gallagher Avenue
Frank Floyd
Joe Brown
M. Ankrom
William Sauer, Sr
Charles Rechenwald
Carter's Little Liver Pills Promise Bile Flow Relief
Vintage ad extols Carter's Little Liver Pills to restore two pounds of bile daily, claiming relief from sour feelings, digestion issues, and skin blemishes. Warns against calomel and other laxatives, urging readers to seek the red labeled Carter's bottle at drug stores.
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Carter
C.m.co
Mr and Mrs Bell Jr and Son Tommy Weekend Note
Mr and Mrs Robert Bell Jr and their son Tommy were weekend visitors noted in a local society column. Their presence highlights a family gathering with shared community ties and civic life reportage.
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Robert Bell, Jr
Tommy
Logan Council Weighs Sewers Power Rates and Finances
Logan council faces sewer funding shortfalls and cemetery revenue needs. A committee including Mayor Fitzgerald and city officials will seek a $1,000 appropriation from the Kachiemacher estate for a Water Works Park bandstand and pavilion. The body also governs sign placement and power rate review.
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Logan
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
R. R. Loomis
John Allen
J. M. Meldrim
L. K. Showalter
Ohio Power Company
T. D. Kinser
Kachiemacher Estate
Water Works Park
Kinser
Local Residents Host Weekend Guests in Columbus and Area
Weekend social rounds feature Ray Green of Columbus visiting Leonard Shelton family. Thelma Jaynes spends week in Columbus. Roland Hanson Minnie Bouers travel to Nelsonville. Clarence Wollett visits Hamden. James Hamer Jr and son visit Nelsonville. George Seville Chauncey visit William Thomas Sr. Dan Simmons and Howard Blazier with Junior Shrieves visit The Plains and Columbus. Frank Dietz and Charles Strum Jr host guests.
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Clyde Hite
Pat Bergoon
Columbus
Ray Green
Leonard Shelton
Thelma Jaynes
Roland Hanson
Minnie Bouers
Nelsonville
Clarence Wollett
Logan Recreational League Forms With Twelve Teams
A twelve team recreational league was organized Tuesday night at S. and 8S. Grocery in Logan. L. E B Strawn was named president, Don Spencer secretary, and R. C. Proctor with others on the executive committee. A schedule will be set so the season can open Monday with games on Monday through Thursday evenings.
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Logan
L. E B. Strawn
Don Spencer
R. C. Proctor
Hocking
A. B. Augsburger
Eddie Tolbert
Carbon Hill Briefs
Mrs William Devol New Straitaville visits her mother Mrs Walter Crooks. Mrs William Horn and Miss Aileen Diles Haydenville visit Mrs Hedley Lowes. Harold Wayne Johnson is seriously ill with pneumonia. Mr and Mrs Jesse Smart Murray City recently visited their parents Mr and Mrs Joe Smart.
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Carbon Hill
William Devol
New Straitaville
Walter Crooks
William Horn
Aileen Diles
Haydenville
Hedley Lowes
Harold Wayne Johnson
Jesse Smart
Murray City
Joe Smart
Scholars Awarded for Ge Te Columbus Saturday
Scholars from Logan and nearby towns traveled to Columbus Saturday to receive awards earned in recent scholarship tests. Supt. G E Carr and local officials Billy Case and Ralph Hite also received honorable mention along with several students.
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Mm, Logan
Marguerite Rohrer
Ruth Lavey
Dorothy Mattox
Leona Byers
Columbus
Supt
G. E. Carr
Billy Case
Ralph Hite
Logan
Bruce Jaggs
M. B. Kies
Logans Report Marriage Permit Issued in Catlettsburg Ky
Information states Jacob Fickel and Kathryn Miller both of Logan were issued a marriage permit at Catlettsburg Kentucky. Hocking County contributed 149.05 dollars to the President Roosevelt Birthday fund this week.
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Logan
Jacob Fickel
Kathryn Miller
Catlettsburg
Hocking County
President Roosevelt
Phantom glass-cutter strikes Halifax again
HALIFAX The so called phantom glass-cutter resumes activity after a two week pause. He has damaged 40 downtown store windows in the shopping district with a diamond or glass cutter. Estimated damage exceeds 83,000 dollars. Police are monitoring the case.
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Halifax
Stewart Denied Attendance at Son's Funeral After Murder Charge
Harley Stewart, arraigned on first degree murder for the slaying of his son Carl, was denied permission to attend the funeral held that afternoon. He suggested self defense as his basis. Prosecutor C Wood Bowen plans to seek a recall of the April term jury to review the case.
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Logan
Harley Stewart
Carl
Stewart
C. Wood Bowen
Terr
Fingerprint Expert Assists Logan High School Burglary
Logan Ohio Wednesday saw fingerprint expert J. Yantis of the Ohio Identification Bureau summoned from London to aid the burglary probe at Logan High School Building. He found no latent prints due to gloves. blood on the safe and floor suggested the burglar injured himself. The safe opened with a sharp tool, not dynamite, and the loot totals about 150 dollars with a 50 dollar fund omitted earlier.
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Logan
E. J. Yantis
Ohio Identification Bureau
London
Logan High School
Fellowship Dinner Planned by Logan Chamber of Commerce
Logan Chamber of Commerce members are invited to a Fellowship Dinner at 6:30 pm on June 5 at the Rockbridge United Brethren Church directed by Rev. J. R. Love. The event aims to bring local business leaders together and support community initiatives.
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Logan
Chamber of Commerce
New York Coal Company
Columbus
H. C. Godman Company
Miller-Jones Company
Cherrington Hospital
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Rockbridge United Brethren Church
J. R. Love
Local Notes On Visits From Akron Cleveland And Cincinnati
Miss Nelle Schneider spent two weeks with friends in Akron and Cleveland and plans to visit relatives in Logan before returning to Cleveland for the summer. Mrs Hallie Tucker and Mrs Elmer Baum are in town for the weekend with their mother Mrs B E Torrence. Maxine Bailey returns from a week with J C McKay's family in Middleport. Mrs Lester Roush returns to Cincinnati after a week with her parents here.
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Logan
Nelle Schneider
Akron
Cleveland
Bashan
Hallie Tucker
Delaware
Elmer Baum
Bremen
B. E. Torrence
Maxine Bailey
J. C. McKay
Middleport
Lester Roush
Cincinnati
Ieth
A Century of Change in Marriage Age Debate
Dorothy Dix discusses whether a 25 year age gap harms marriage happiness and weighs widower versus bachelor husbands. She argues a widower may suit a woman past youth. a bachelor may lack husband material, while noting modern changes in behavior and customs. The column pairs this with a reader question about work monotony and meaning.
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Miss DIX
Slip design aids summer fit with adjustable waist belt
A flexible slip wraps around the figure with a belt threaded through a side slash. It is adjustable to accommodate weight changes in warm weather and provides a close, perfect fit under summer frocks.
Anne Adams Pattern Book and Dress Pattern Offer
Pattern 18997 sizes 34 to 46 with long length hem and easy make. Size 36 uses 312 yards of 39 inch fabric. Illustrated step by step instructions. Send fifteen cents for pattern, state size, name and address. Also new summer Anne Adams Pattern Book available for fifteen cents. book and pattern together twenty five cents. Address orders to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department New York City.
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Anne Adams
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
The Artistic Turn Of Housework And Childcare
A piece contrasts two housewives, one performing rote chores and the other treating domestic tasks as art. It likens devoted care to composing a symphony in color, dinner as poetry, and cooking as creative achievement. It urges imagination to transform monotonous labor into meaningful craft.
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Kachlemacher Park
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DR. Rauch
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Alfred Campbell
Helen Rochester
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Joe Holl
George Bright
Muskingum River
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Jackson Smith
Arthur Shelton
Bewah Coe
Eloise Stedman
Alex Guees
Emma Lehman
Eloise Rashun
Seaman
Jerry Matheny
Marie Dowley
Violet Wagner
North Market Street
Roy Bateman
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Stanley Sparnow
Sunday Creek Coal Company
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