Memorial Day Rites Planned by Logan Patriotic Groups
Logan plans Memorial Day ceremonies with Attorney John Silbaugh delivering the address. Comrade James Allen chairs the joint committee from local patriotic orders. Activities include a 9 am parade to Oak Grove Cemeteries, grave flowers by adoul children, then events at Worthington Park with music by the American Legion Band and services by Women's Relief Corps and James K. Rochester Post.
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American Legion
George Weir
Women's Relief Corps
James K. Rochester
Gerald W. Lanning
Logan
Walter M. Haas
Lincoln
Mr. Bowen
W. W. Martin
Lewis Mack
Edward Herzog
Luther Timberlake
George Fee
John Allen
Clinton Webb
June Tax Collection Opened by Treasurer
Logan county treasurer George C. Henger announced the opening of the June tax collection on Friday. He urged taxpayers to pay early as many subdivisions face funding pressures due to tax limitation reductions and a shrinking duplicate, with real estate taxes needed to ease the strain.
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Logan
George C. Henger
Ohio River Notes on Dam, Dredges and River Traffic at Gallipolis
The Ohio River rises near 20 feet with dam safety discussed by Federal Engineer A F Fleetwood who doubts coffer dam floods. The Turley towboat and dredging tests run from Dam 11 to Buffington Island as sandbars form. Rumors hint at a possible channel shift on the West Virginia side while historic steamboat lore recalls the Sidney and St Lawrence at Buffington’s Island. The Jasmine, Neville, Isthmian and Campbell Line vessels are active, with new transport plans and a failed self propelled barge trial I L I 101. Gallia residents Johnston book Pittsburgh trip aboard Gordon C Greene guided by Capt Volney White and steward William Sampson.
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Gallipolis
Ohio River
A. F. Fleetwood
Eureka Locks
Pittsburgh
Fleetwood
United States
Turley
Huntington
Steubenville
Buffington’s Island
Ravenswood
West Virginia
Ohio
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Wheeling
Cincinnati
Lists
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Clay Chapel
Eureka
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Billy List
Upper Ohio
United States Light House
Jasmine
New Orleans
Union Barge Line
Neville
Pittsburgh Steel
Mississippi
Campbell Transportation Company
Carnegie Steel Company
Campbell Line
D. W. Wisherd
Fairplay
Joan G. Britton
Shawnee
Memphis
Cumberland River
Nashville
Tenn
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Canal
Illinois River
Arthur C. Shier
Water Routes, Inc
Shier
Hollis C. Johnston
Gallipolia
Greene Line
Gordon C. Greene
Volney
Stogie) White
Gordon Greene
William Sampson
Sampson
Queen City
Logan School Schedules Exams and Partial Day Friday
Lower grades continued until noon Friday for final exams with no afternoon session for students. All pupils must report tomorrow at 10 o clock to receive their grades.
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Logan School
Logan FFA Boys to Enter Contests at OSU Event
At Ohio State University on May 31 and June 1, the Logan High School Future Farmers of America will compete in dairy cattle, general livestock, wool, meat, agriculture engineering, poultry, milk, sheep, and crops judging contests. H. D. Saxton leads training. Wayne Frantz and Robert Hansley will attend the seventh annual FFA convention as delegates.
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Logan
Ohio State University
Future Farmers of America
Logan High School
H. D. Saxton
Future Farmers Convention
Wayne Frantz
Robert Hansley
Delivering Contracts Set For Logan Schools Meeting
Contracts for Logan Schools for the coming year will be delivered at the regular Logan city board of education meeting on June 21. Sept. G. KE, Carr, has a new three year contract. Carl F. Schroeder is named new coach with a contract for the year. In Logan the absence of Chief Lew Reynolds has him out of town. Patrolman George Jurgensmier handles daytime duty and Special Officer Francis Toole serves on the night force.
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Logan
City Board of Education
G. KE
Carr
Carl F. Schroeder
Lew Reynolds
Westerville
George Jurgensmier
Francis Toole
Musicians To Study For Fall Activities At Logan High
Logan High prepares a fall school band with summer classes led by Richard McCutchan. The first session was held at the Junior High Building Friday afternoon with forty five students enrolled across sections including clarinet trombone flute baritone drums saxophones and trumpets.
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LOGAN
Logan High
Richard McCutchan
Washington Bowers
Retha Deibie
Louise Schmitter
Wilma Jean Mohler
Ella L. Hammond
Katherine Brooker
Helen Fickel
Virginia Fitzgerald
Gerald Carter
Paul Clifton
Jean Glass
Logan Purchases Bay Property at Mound and Warner Corner
Logan buys the Bay property at Mound Street and Warner Avenue in a deal closed by L K Showalter. Mr and Mrs Edward Lecrone, current occupants, will vacate as the Showalter family moves in next week. The Lecrones rent on Jennison Avenue. Dr and Mrs C P Swett lease the Hall property at Main and South High, plan to move soon and Dr Swett will set up his office in the residence.
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Swett
Legion Sons Meet LOGAN Bons and Initiation Held
Legion Sons met Thursday night under H. D. Foster with assistance from Ewald Schmitter. Initiation occurred and membership pins were distributed, received earlier in the week by Eldon Carr, finance officer.
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Logan-Bons of the
Legion
H. D. Foster
Ewald Schmitter
Eldon Carr
Sight Saving Clinic Held in Logan Health Office
A sight saving clinic by the Ohio Commission for the Blind was held at the Logan health department office on Wednesday. Thirty of 42 registered participants were examined. Dr. R A Howard of Cincinnati and Dr. Frost of Columbus led the clinic with local aid from Miss Mary Sears, Mrs. Della Griffith, Dr. W B Lacock, and Miss Bertha Machener. Five were recommended for cataract surgery and one advised to have an eye removed. The rest will receive glasses. Unreported attendees will be contacted later.
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Logan
Health Department
Ohio Commission For Blind
R. A. Howard
Cincinnati
Frost
Columbus
Mary Sears
Della Griffith
W. B. Lacock
Bertha Machener
Driver Escapes After Route 180 Crash Near City
LOGAN W. J. Lumby of Dayton escaped with minor injuries when his auto was demolished on Route 180 nine miles west of this city shortly after noon Thursday. He was taken to Cherrington Hospital with a scalp laceration and bruises, later returning to the scene with Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith. A charge of reckless driving was filed against Walter Griffith of Rockbridge R. F. C. and ordered to report for arraignment Friday.
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LOGAN
W. J. Lumby
Dayton
Cherrington Hospital
Nellis Smith
B. Whitehart
Walter Griffith
Rockbridge
Nelsonville Logan High Bands Plan Worthington Park Concert
Logan and Nelsonville high school bands unite for a 7 pm Saturday concert at Worthington Park. Band Parents Club sponsors a lawn fete. director Ward W. Hamm will lead the program of marches. Last week the Logan band aided a Nelsonville concert. The combined eight-piece ensemble will perform.
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Logan
Nelsonville
Worthington Park
Band Parents Club of
Ward W. Hamm
Logan High
Nelsonvile
Play LOGAN You Wouldn t Fool Me at Union Furnace High
Senior class play to be held at Union Furnace High School Auditorium at 7 p m on Wednesday May 29 directed by Miss Thelma Arnold. Cast includes John Frank Dorothy Patton Harold Dyer Evelyn Schmidt Faye Price Ercel Eggleston Freda Cox Ruth Goodwin Donald Arnold Madge Phillips. Carbon Hill Alumni Association holds its annual meeting May 29 at the high school gym with banquet and dance. membership is about 200 with about two thirds planning to attend.
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The
Carbon Hill Alumni Association
Bus Driver Case Heard By Judge In Logan Court
Walter Casaley, driver for Valley Public Service Co, faced a reckless driving charge after a spring arrest by State Patrol on Route 31. Judge Harley M Whitcraft waived a jury trial and kept the case under advisement with Forest E Weinrich and James Hale aiding the defense and Gerald W Lanning the prosecutor. Logan High School Class of 1926 plans a May 31 reunion at 4 pm at Mrs Fred E Hulls on East Hunter Street before the Alumni Association meeting.
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LOGAN
Walter Causiey
Valley Public Service Company
Harley M. Whitcraft
Casaley
Bollia and
Bower
Forest E. Weinrich
James Hale
Columbus
Gerald W. Lanning
Logan High School
Alumni Association
Fred FE. Hull
Rainer Family Attends Rio Grande Funeral for Mrs JoAnna
Members of the Thomas Rainer family traveled to Rio Grande for the funeral of JoAnna Rainer age 93 mother of the local man who died in Rio Grande Monday Burial followed at Rio Grande cemetery
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Logan
Thomas Rainer
Rio Grande
Joanna Rainer
What's on the Air with Al Smith and LaGuardia on CBS broadcast
Radio listings describe a CBS Sunday night special featuring Al Smith and Mayor LaGuardia as co‑interlocutors in a New York Elks Lodge minstrels show to raise funds for charity. The schedule notes a 9:30 p.m. broadcast and Friday through Saturday programs across WEAF, WABC, and WJZ with various acts and political discussions.
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al Smith
LaGuardia
CBS
New York Lodge No. 1
Elks
Weafnabc
Black Chamber
Jessica Dragonette
Pick
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Joe Cook
Jesse Crawford
Jimmie Carrigen
Wabc - Cbs
Laith Stevens
Oliver and Brandeberry Family News and Local Visits
Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Oliver attended the Fifteenth District Rural Carriers Association banquet at Norwood M E Church in Marietta. Mr and Mrs William Brandeberry welcomed a ten pound son named Richard Kent born May 14 with grandparents G D Brandeberry, William Young. The Dunbar family Chesterhill visited T T Dunbar family. Virginia Place stayed at Belpre with Perce Oakes and family. Lara Goddard visited Roseville with Ernie McKain and family. Don Welch Frost visited Fred Grubbs family. Effie Secoy and son Keith spent days with sister Lewis Meeks. William Root Stewart visited Frank Root's family. Young People class had picnic at the natural bridge. C K E Brandeberry Coolville visited relatives here.
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Keith
Lewis Meeks
Stewart
William Root
Frank Root
Natural Bridge
C. KE. Brandeberry
Coolville
Singing as Exercise Helps Chest and Throat Strength
Singing as exercise benefits individuals with chest or throat weakness by improving breath control, posture, and vocal endurance through structured vocal activity. The practice can support respiratory function and confidence in daily speaking and singing.
Perry and Raccoon townships gain limestone road aid
Gallia County approves lime quarrying projects to be sent to the State Relief Commission for consideration. FERA labor will be used. Projects on the Shriver farm with Miller Brothers crushing limestone for county roads in Perry and Raccoon Townships, Clark quarry and Huntington Morgan Townships, Starcher quarry, Greenfield and Springfield Townships, with Grover and Bartels named for crushing.
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Board of County Commissioners
State Relief Commission
FERA
Shriver
Miller Brothers
Perry
Raccoon
Clark
Ray Grover
Huntington
Morgan
Starcher
William Bartels
Greenfield Township
Dotson
Grover
Springfield
Caufman Rites Held For J K Caufman
Funeral services were conducted Friday at Walter Caufman home Gallipolis Township for J K Caufman 61 stricken by paralysis. Survived by three siblings including G H Caufman Southside W Va and Mrs J W Hooker Delaware. Burial in Mound Hill Cemetery. Member Harmony Baptist Church and Junior Order of American Mechanics.
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Walter Caufman
Gallipolis Township
G. H. Caufman
Southside
W. Va
J. W. Hooker
Delaware
Mound Hill Cemetery
Caufman
Harmony Baptist Church
Order of American Mechanics
Relief office survey seeks women’s work projects in Hocking County
A Columbus relief office representative conducts a LOGAN A survey in Hocking County at the request of Samuel Ryan, work division director, to determine possibilities for women’s work projects.
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LOGAN
Columbus Relief Office
Hocking County
Samuel Ryan
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