Logan Memorial Day Exercises Parade to City Cemeteries
Logan will observe Memorial Day with a street parade and memorial service at Worthington Park. Rev W N Shank to deliver the address at 10 am. parade forms on Market Street at 9 am and proceeds to cemeteries where flowers are placed on graves. American Legion Band provides music. Committee roles listed for grave marking, finance, flags, flowers, platform, and other duties.
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Wood Bowen
John Allen
Luther Timberlake
William Lehman
Bernard Boyle
Frank Mason
Clinton Webb
James L. Martin
Edward Herzog
James Allen
Donald 8. Bort
Allen
Estella Snyder
George E. Carr
Ewald Schmitter
Logan Hosts Franchs Visit Ends as They Return Home
Mr and Mrs C A Franch of Warren Indiana left Sunday for home after a week in Logan as guests of relatives. Franch, a retired merchant, and his wife formerly lived in Logan for many years.
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Logan
C. A. Franch
Warren
Indiana
Franch
Plan to Protect Harriet from Exhaustion
In this dramatic scene, the narrator restrains Harriet from nursing duties and feverishly arranges a twenty four hour retreat in his room. He plots deception to shield Harriet from her mother in law and Edwin, while promising to guard her privacy and sleep.
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Hugh Grantland
Edwin
Hugh
Katherine
Foreign Statesman Puzzle Clues and Answers
A dense list of crossword style clues across horizontal and vertical entries. Includes references to a statesman, actions, objects, and terms such as driving command wing and faith related words, with scattered numbers guiding entry lengths.
Farmer kills two six foot black snakes near Marion Township
Logan Ford Kessler, a Marion Township farmer, shot at a large snake and found two nearly six foot black snakes after the gunfire. The incident centers on a snake killer's discovery and action.
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Logan
Ford Kessler
Marion Township
4 H Club Work Rapidly Expands in Hocking County
Harold Chambers reports rapid progress in 4 H Club work in Hocking County with several clubs to be organized before June 15. Haydenville formed one of the largest clubs Friday night, the Rainbow Sewing Club, with 40 members led by Alice Allen. Lillian Lane leads the Spirit Club of Marion Township with 15 members. Union Furnace Boys, led by Floyd Pence, organize as the Cardinals with 17 members. Nimble Thimble is the Union Furnace girls club directed by Mrs. Bert Ingmire with 26 members.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Harold Chambers
Haydenville
Alice Allen
Rainbow Sewing Club
Lillian Lane
Sprite Club
Marion Township
Union Furnace Boys
Floyd Pence
Cardinals
Nimble Thimble
Union Furnace
Bert Ingmire
City equips police with new tear gas gun
Logan City police received a new tear gas gun arriving Saturday. Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald and Chief Lew Reynolds tested the device in the building and the gas dispersed quickly as most employees in City Hall moved to the open air.
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Logan
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Lew Reynolds
City Hals
Guard from Lima attends Dillinger gang trials
Logan L. C. Clayton, aiding a county radio program, served as a guard in Lima during the Makley Clark and Pierpont Dillinger gang trials. He was present at the jail during the fatal shooting of Sheriff Jesse Larber on October 13, having left the sheriff’s office for a restaurant moments before the killers visited.
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Lima
Dillinger
Logan
Benton Staff Teachers Named for Next Year
Benton Township staff teachers were employed at a county meeting with Earl Keck reappointed to South Bloomingville High School. Helen Melcher and Edson Shaw assist. Grade teachers at the consolidated school include Delbert Davis Beatrice Reasoner Ruth Johnson and Mary Brown. All selections were unanimous.
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Logan
Benton Township
Earl Keck
South Bloomingville
Helen Melcher
Edson Shaw
Delbert Davis
Beatrice Reasoner
Ruth Johnson
Mary Brown
Streams Stocked with Bass and Catfish in Logan County
Logan County streams received a fish distribution Thursday. Deputy Game Protector Edward Eberst and state official Fred Harlow supervised the stocking which included large and small mouth bass rock bass and channel catfish.
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Logan
Hocking County
Edward Eberst
Fred Harlow
State Department
Grand Jury To Meet In Mewart Murder Case
Hocking County grand jury will hear Harley Stewart's first degree murder case along with other matters. Prosecutor C Wood Bowen indicated multiple copper wire thefts and several assault and battery charges are expected on the docket this session.
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Mewart
Logan
Harley Stewart
Hocking County
C. Wood Bowen
Three Hocking County men summoned for federal juries
Frank Lyke of Logan and J B Moravy of Union Furnace are named to serve on the petit jury next month while Leon ard Weaver of Falls Township is selected for the grand jury in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Don Acker arrive from Asheville NC where he had been in a government hospital for two years and his health is improved.
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Logan
Hocking County
Columbus
Frank Lyke
J. BE. Moravy
Union Furnace
Leonard Weaver
Falls Township
Don Acker
Ashville
North Carolina
Tar and gravel work on Logan Route near Ash Cave
A State Route passing Ash Cave received tar and fresh gravel this week. Traffic Sunday was limited as the new surface had not packed thoroughly.
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Logan
Ash Cave
Kreachbaum and Barringer Entries in Laurelville Area
Elmer Wright Kreachbaum age 2 of Gibisonville and Mary Irene Barringer age 21 of Laurelville are identified as children of their respective parents in the local social notices. The brief item lists their ages and home communities with parental designations.
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Elmer Wright Kreachbaum
Gibisonville
George D. Kreachbaum
Mary Irene Barringer
Laurelville
Alvin L. Barringer
Logan William Robey for mayor councilman candidate
The candidate profile notes Robey as an able gardener with crops in good progress. His potatoes are laid aside corn is planted between rows peas bloom and tomato plants knee high. Small fruit has been seen on the tomato vines.
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Logan
William Robey
Campbell to Race on Big Salt Bed
Sir Malcolm Campbell and his 4% ton Bluebird head to Great Salt Lake in Utah on July 24 for a record attempt. American representative William F. Sturm endorses a fastest course claim as tests confirm the salt beds will suit a top speed target of 300 mph, aiming to surpass Campbell’s 272 mph Dayton Beach record. A seven mile warmup, one mile clocked run, and four miles to slow down will comprise the course.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Malcolm Campbell
Great Salt Lake
William F. Sturm
Campbell
Dayton Beach
Fla
Logan Man Recalls Famous Collision Souvenir Card
A Buckeye Park May 30 1896 locomotive collision souvenir in A R Kelch's possession features a coupon with A L Streeter and W M Fisher images. Logan residents recall the staged crash on a special track. a Becke knee injury occurred as bolts flew, and Beck later worked in railroading in Los Angeles.
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LOGAN
Buckeye Park
Lancaster
A. R. Kelch
Warner Avenue
A. L. Streeter
W. M. Fisher
W. Schwenke
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
District Job Finding Officials Meet in Athens
District Chiefs of the National Re-employment Service gathered in Athens with district manager William W. Walsh to discuss placing qualified workers in private jobs. In Ohio 37,226 placements occurred Jan 1 to May 19, with 20.4 percent in private employment. in the district 162 worked that week ending May 19, including 41 in private jobs, 62 on FERA, and 59 on PWA projects.
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National Re-employment Service
Athens
William W. Walsh
New Lexington
Gallipolis
Pomeroy
McArthur
Logan
Ohio
PWA
Walsh
FERA
Dean to retire after thirty-one years of service
Frank C. Dean will end thirty-one years four months and seventeen days of continuous postal service on Thursday May 31. He began under Theodore Roosevelt and served six presidents. Dean helped start Athens city mail service with Claude L Logan. He will live in Athens with his wife and two sons, Franklin and Russell.
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United States
Frank C. Dean
Second Street
Athens
William Dean
Athens High School
Theodore Roosevelt
Claude L. Logan
Dean
Franklin
Russell
Local man injured after car collision on Public Square
Kimberly resident Mat Red Nelsonville and Marion Davis of Kimberly sustained a bruised left leg Saturday when struck by a car driven by Emmett Patton of Haydenville on the Public Square. He was treated by Dr. Hyde and later sent home.
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Kimberly
Mat Red
Nelsonville
Marion Davis
Emmett Patton
Haydenville
Dr. Hyde
Death of William Wolfe Veteran Blacksmith in Maxville
William Wolfe, a veteran retired blacksmith from Maxville, died at his home Saturday after an extended illness. Funeral services will be held in the village.
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Logan
William Wolfe
Maxville
Aged Man Applies for Aid in Gallia County
A blind, elderly Gallia County man sought aid from Leo E. Carter after his wife’s death left him with only an 11 dollar quarterly blind pension. He has lived on 44 dollars a year and needs a housekeeper within his budget. About 72 applications had been filed locally by Saturday, with mayor's office staff noting potential 900 filings if the pace continues.
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Gallipolis
Leo E. Carter
Gallia
Addison
Cheshire
Carter
Gallia County
Fred Carl
Doris Wheeler
Baccalaureate Address At Gallia Academy Graduation
A crowd of about 700 filled Gallipolis Methodist Church with overflow into the corridor as Rev. George Sagan, Baptist pastor, spoke to Gallia Academy High School graduates on Youth In A Crisis. He urged faith and courage, warned against a return of the saloon, and noted war’s costs. Special music and clergy from local churches assisted.
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Gallipolis
Methodist Church
George Sagan
Baptist Church
Gallia Academy High School
Rev. Sagan
Stanley Lanier
Union Choir
Robert Price
H. H. Wilbur
W. W. Duff
Presbyterian Church
Legion Auxiliary Commended for Quota Meet in Gallipolis
The Eighth District of the American Legion Auxiliary led by President Mrs. Margaret Bradbury of Gallipolis met its quota of 978 members across 20 units. National Auxiliary officials wired congratulations via department secretary Mrs. Marie Moore of Zanesville. District member and first vice president Mrs. Blanche Thomas of Logan is endorsed for state Auxiliary president.
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Fighth
Gallipolis
American Legion Auxiliary
Margaret Bradbury
National Auxiliary
Marie Moore
Zanesville
Blanche Thomas
Logan
Auxiliary
Newlywed Gerbers Stop in Gallipolis on Wedding Trip
Mr and Mrs Robert Gerber formerly Lois Elston of Marietta visit Gallipolis for luncheon on their wedding trip. He is a US engineer on a government project at Marietta. They plan to visit Lexington Kentucky. Mrs Gerber wore a navy crepe suit and white hat.
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W. Va
W. L. Spielman
Marietta
Lexington
Hospital Admissions Over Weekend in Gallipolis Area
Admissions to the hospital over the weekend include Mrs. Fred C. Beahrs of Pomeroy and Walter Loudermilk of Mason West Virginia for observation and medical treatment and Mrs. John Kent of Middleport. Willard Seifried, a fireman on Bryant's show boat, who had been in critical condition for a week, is improving though not out of danger.
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Gallipolis
Fred C. Beahrs
Pomeroy
Walter Loudermilk
Mason
W. Va
John Kent
Middleport
Willard Seifried
Bryant
Andrew Weille Charged With Operating Vehicle Without Lights
State highway patrol filed papers against Andrew Weille Evergreen for operating a commercial vehicle without lights. Leo E. Carter, attorney, represents him. Carter also secured another year’s allowance for George Walker of Jackson at the highest rate from the industrial commission for a long-standing injury.
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Gallipolis
Andrew Weille
Evergreen
State Highway Patrol
Leo E. Carter
Carter
Industrial Commission
George Walker
Jackson
Gallia County Issues Malt, Cosmetic Malt, and Cigarette Licenses
The Gallia County recorder’s office now issues beverage cosmetic malt and cigarette licenses. Dealers must secure these licenses by today at the recorder’s office.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Stewart 4-H Club Organized for Year
Stewart Agricultural 4 H Club met with advisor Louis Jandes and elected Fred Hayes president for the summer schedule. Officers include Ray Starkey vice president Ear! See! secretary treasurer Eugene Barnes news reporter. members listed. Next meeting set for May 28 at Rome High School building.
Youth Held in Robbery of Uncle's Home in Gallia Co
Gallia County sheriff and deputies pursued a burglary suspect to the home of Mrs. Cora Thivenir and arrested Curtis Fellure age 22. He later confessed to stealing Edward L. Evans family's pocketbook watch bracelet rings knives and notes valued at 1250 from Evans's Cora home. Jewelry hid in weeds others under a log and leaves. Fellure is Evans's nephew.
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Gallipolis
Edward L. Evans
Cora
Curtis Feliure
Cora Thivenir
Fellore
Thivenir
Fellure
Herman Fellure
Evans
Confederate General's Widow Dies in Gallipolis
Mrs. Jeanette Healey, widow of Confederate General R W Healey, died Sunday after weeks of illness. A member of the pioneer Cook family, she was past 70, active in the Presbyterian Church and charitable groups. Funeral at 2:30 Tuesday at the Healey home with Rev. W W Duff. burial in Pine Street Cemetery. Pallbearers from the church session and trustees list Virgil Martin, Albert Merriman, William McHenry, Evan Thomas, Clarence Master, Howard Neal, John Lutz, and Harry Lupton.
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Gallipolis
Jeanette Healey
R. W. Healey
Cook
Healey
Ella Berridge
William Wey
Presbyterian Church
Pickrel to Speak in Gallipolis Palm Room
William G. Pickrel the Democratic candidate for Ohio governor will speak at 3 p m Tuesday in the Palm Room at the Lafayette Hotel Gallipolis. The Democratic Committee says all visitors are welcome.
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Gallipolis
William G. Pickrel
Ohio
Lafayette Hotel
Democratic Committee
Weekend in Gallipoli See Light Police Activity
A quiet weekend in Gallipol and surrounding areas with city and county police reporting only five arrests for intoxication and one for driving while drunk.
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Gallipol
Smith Property Sale Confirmed in Huntington Court
The Twentieth Street Bank of Huntington West Virginia has had the sale of the Walter E and Cora E Smith property confirmed in Common Pleas Court. The plaintiff will receive 452.22.
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Twentieth Street Bank of Huntington
W. Va
Walter E. and
Cora E. Smith
Common Pleas Court
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