Logan Team Edges Straitsville in Weird Double Play
Logan Red Tops defeated New Straitsville 3 to 2 in Logan on May 2 behind Chiz Jones who struck out 17 and allowed three hits. A rare double play occurred when a local batter tried to stretch a single into a two base advance, with Red Gray fielding and throwing to second to tag the runner going to third. Manager Mike Mullen, a former pro, said it was the first such double play he has seen in 15 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Chiz Jones
Red Tops
New Straitsville
Jones
Straiteville
Red Gray
Mike Mullen
Memorial Service at First Presbyterian Church
LOGAN Memorial services were held Sunday at the First Presbyterian Church with Rev. R. C. Babylon delivering the sermon. Representatives from the G A R Women’s Relief Corps and other military and patriotic groups attended as part of the day’s observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
First Presbyterian Church
R. C. Babylon
G. A. R., Women's Relief Corps
High Cost Of Stomach Trouble Ad Promises Relief
An advertisement urges readers not to pay high prices for stomach pain relief and promotes Dr Emil's Adin Tablets a three week course for $1 with money back guarantee. The offer appears in a Quick's Cut Rate Store ad with emphasis on relief from indigestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil
Quick
Ady
Perry Township School to Receive State Funds
Logan report states $2,859 will be available for the Perry Township Board of Education within days from notes issued under new school legislation. Supt J W Coleman said the state department of education has notified Salt Creek Township Board and seeks cooperation. district board has been aloof, with $82,850 available to the board under the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Perry Township
Morgan Visits City Discusses Campaign With Leaders
Daniel Morgan Republican candidate for governor visited Logan Sunday and met party leaders. Fred Murray Republican of Union Furnace sounded out support for a run for the General Assembly. Murray, a law student at Ohio State University, will take the bar exam next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Murray
Logan
Logan Daniel Morgan
Cleveland
Union Furnace
General Assembly
Murray
Ohio State University
Local News Briefs From Carbon Hill Area
Carbon Hill report notes Garnet Smart has returned to Akron Hospital and will graduate as a nurse on June 1. Mrs. Pearle Coe is called to her mother's home, Mrs Bud Smith. The Devols visit Bremen to see daughter Mrs Lewis Wagner. their son Lester plans to join them. Arthur Eckles of Murray City visited his daughter Mrs Ted Nutter this past Sunday.
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Carbon Hill
Garnet Smart
Akron Hospital
Pearle Coe
Bud Smith
Charles Devol
Lewis Wagner
Bremen
Lester
Arthur Eckles
Murray City
Ted Nutter
City Police Run On Private Fuel For Patrol Car
Logan reports strained city finances with no funds to buy gasoline for the police car. Chief Lew Reynolds has been purchasing fuel out of private funds to keep the vehicle in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lew Reynolds
Female Thespian Puzzle Clue List Unfolds Across Grid
The page presents a dense word puzzle using Across and Down clues. Entries include references to family roles, animals, measurements, and common nouns, with several entries pointing to pronouns and basic parts of speech. The grid style and clue variety resemble a traditional newspaper crossword answer key.
Rail Fence Champ Builds New Rails Supply
Logan district reports James E F Brown of Marion Township has 275 rods of rail fence in good condition. He added a new rails supply this year using chestnut trees blighted by disease. He invites any farmer with larger fence holdings to come forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James EF. Brown
Marion Township
Brown
Divorce Petition Alleges Rifle Threats In 1934 Case
Pearl Bail files for divorce from Samuel Ball in Logan alleging threats with a rifle on May 2 1934 and a revolver pressed against her body. They married August 16 1928 at Logan and have two children. She seeks restraining order custody of the minors and alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Pearl
Samuel Ball
Eberst Arrests Two For Illegal Fishing
Deputy Game Protector Edward Eberst reports illegal fishing along Salt Creek in western Hocking County with two arrests made. Defendants Noah Blick Haynes and Vert Poling of Laurelville ordered to arraignment before Magistrate C. T. Stephenson. Poling charged for using a snare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Salt Creek
Hocking County
Edward Eberst
Noah Blick
Haynes
Vert Poling
Laurelville
C. T. Stephenson
Poling
Local residents visit and county news from Logan
Murray City superintendent C E Davis visits Jackson with family. Several area residents from Camp Hocking CCC Logan, Columbus, Charleston and Chauncey spend weekends with relatives. Rural recovery officials buy three horses at South Market Street sale to aid self support programs. Lace Ayres faces two assault charges. arraigned before Magistrate Whitehart and bound over to grand jury on $200 bonds in each case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
South Market Street
Logan—Lace Ayres
Ward Township
B. Whitehart
Edith Conkey
Eva Love
Ayres
Local Couple Named Alfred Sherman Cummons and Martha Helber
Alfred Sherman Cummons, 25, a farmer of Jackson Township Perry County, and Martha Diana Helber, 27, a housekeeper, of Logan are identified in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Sherman Cummons
Jackson Township
Perry County
Martha Diana Helber
Logan
Fire damages roof at Crystal Ice Company plant
Fire crews responded to a Sunday blaze at the Crystal Ice Company plant on North High Street. The roof caught fire but damage was slight, believed caused by an overheated exhaust pipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Crystal Iee Company
North High Street
Woman Injured When Car Hits Bridge Abutment
Miss Jane Wells of Columbus was injured on New Straitaville Road near Winona when her car swerved to avoid a collision and crashed into a bridge abutment. She received medical care at Cherrington Hospital and was later able to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Straitaville
Winona
Jane Wells
Columbus
Cherrington Hospital
Legion League Opener Plans Set At Logan Hall
Ameri can Legion Athletic Committee will meet with Junior League managers at Legion Hall at 7 30 tonight to finalize opening arrangements for next Monday. Four teams backed by churches will compete under Meth odist United Brethren Catholic and Presbyterian sponsorship.
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Logan
American Legion Athletic Committee
the Legion Hall
Methodist
United Brethren
Catholic
Presbyterian
Community Friends Honored Mrs Stephenson At Pleasant Valley
A group of neighbors and friends surprised a 75 year old Mrs Anne Stephenson at Pleasant Valley. Attendees included Mr and Mrs George Stephenson and son Mr and Mrs KE Jenkins and family Mrs D L Evans and Wade Evans John Troth Mr and Mrs Ed Troth and family Mr and Mrs Arnold Swain and family Mr and Mrs Delmer Thacker and family Mr and Mrs D C Reese and family and Mr and Mrs Max Bennett and family. Last week Home Economics girls toured Gallpolis visiting Holzer Hospital Mootz Bakery Myers Tourist Camp and O H E Guesta followed by a program at L T Cottrells Sunday School class.
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Rio Grande
Anne Stephenson
Pleasant Valley
George Stephenson
KE. Jenkins
D. L. Evans
Wade Evans
John Troth
Ed Troth
Arnold Swain
Delmer Thacker
D. C. Reese
Max Bennett
Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Mootz Bakery
Winters
Myers Tourist Camp
O. H
L. C Watts
Garland Elliott
Messie W. O. Aleshire
L. T Cottrel
Anna Wolmerdorff
Palestine
Marie Fowler
Local social notes from Rio Grande area
Miss Dorothy McCusky spent the weekend in Granville with relatives. Mrs. Jennie Elliott and Anna and Ina White enjoyed a motor trip through Oak Hill and Jackson. Eva Clie of Cadmus visits her sister Mrs. Wiseman and family. Margaret Jenkins Geraldine Myers Evelyn Donahue and John Myers spent Saturday afternoon in Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Tanner of Gallipolis called on the Tanners Sunday. Mildred Stanbaugh spent the weekend with her parents at Lucasville. E. M. Jones family and Rex of Columbus visited Anna and Ina White Sunday. Florence Chubbuck and Edna Arundel with a group went to Ironton Sunday to supervise First Baptist services. Mrs. Kate Lenard of Bidwell visited Mrs. Welker and May and Mollie Fulton Wednesday. Marie Fowler and May Fulton were in Jackson Thursday. Alfred area Elizabeth Adkins spent the weekend in Huntington. Mrs. Dave Russell moved to a Columbus hospital. Mrs. Callie Cowdery of Beedeville visited her sister Mrs. Guthrie Sunday. Mrs. Henry Weaver and Mrs. Albert Morris were in Athens recently. Rev. Paul Hammon of Parkersburg preached at Orange Church Sunday to several Alfred attendees.
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Dorothy McCusky Spen
Granville
Jennie Elliott
Anna
Ina White
Oak Hill
Jackson
Eva Clie
Cadmus
Er. N. Wiseman
Margaret Jenkins
Geraldine Myers
Evelyn Donahue
John Myers
Gallipolis
W. N. Tanner
R. H. Tanner
Mildred Stanbaugh
Lucas
E. M. Jones
Robert Jones
Rex
Columbus
Florence Chubbuck
Fdna Arundel
First Baptist Church
Kate Lenard
Bidwell
W. E. Welker
May
Mollie Fulton
Marie Fowler
May Fulton
Alfred
Elizabeth Adkins
Huntington
Dave Russell
Callie Cowdery
Beedeville
C. F. Gutherie
Henry Weaver
Albert Morris
Athens
All Day Meeting and Basket Dinner Planned at White Chapel
White Chapel Church in White Chapel announces an all day meeting and basket dinner on Sunday June 3. The event is scheduled with midday activities and a community gathering. Local residents are invited to attend and participate in the church’s plans.
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White Chapel
White Chapel Church
Send Foreigners to Native Lands
Seventy Mexicans will leave Ohio for their homeland on June 1, according to H H Haresty chief of the State Relief Commission Repatriation Division. More than 100 other immigrants on relief lists have applied for funds to return home, including 50 Mexicans and various nationalities. The plan aims to save about $200000 monthly once all have departed and their names are removed from relief rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
H. H. Haresty
State Relief Commission
City Relief Gardens Hampered by Weather Delays Planting
Gallia County report notes 22 bushels of seed potatoes planted in the city relief garden and $250 secured for other seeds to serve city and county plots. George Tope is field foreman and Russell M. Sioman oversees the work. Weather has hindered progress, with a public tour possible later if conditions improve. About 10 acres may be cultivated in the city under planned efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Amaller
George Tope
Russell M. Sioman
Sioman
Vocational Agriculture Department
Gallia Academy High School
Sloman
Stage Appointment Reaffirmed by State
GALLIPOLIS The State Relief Commission reaffirmed George W. Haney as FERA director and kept Beulah Stage as case supervisor despite objections by county officials and veterans leaders who preferred Margaret Bradbury. The Commission allowed $1,150 to the local FERA to settle CWA debts. Harold Robinson, 16, of Gallia County, earned honorable mention in the State Scholarship Exam after placing seventh in geometry in district tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
State Relief Commission
George W. Haney
Gallia County
FERA
Beulah Stage
American Legion
Margaret Bradbury
CWA
Harold Robinson
Anderson Robinson
Rt. 2
Gallia Academy High School
Holzer Hospital Notes Gallipolis Updates
John Harrington, 7, of Gallipolis, remains in critical condition with a bone abscess after a blood transfusion Monday donated by his father. Mrs. John Parrish and Mrs. M. F. Miles both serious. Miles ill with pneumonia. Admissions include John Lewis Middleport for surgery, Bailey Gilmore Eureka for tonsillectomy, and Leslie Cooper Gallipolis for medical treatment. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs John Kent Middleport in the hospital. Mrs. R. B. Williams Oak Hill and William Jenkins Galila were discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
John
Elmer Harrington
John Parrish
M. F. Miles
John Lewis
Middleport
Bailey Gilmore
Eureka
Leslie Cooper
John Kent
R. 8. Williams
Oak Hill
William Jenkins
Galila
Marriage Licenses Issued in Gallipolis
Gallipolis issued marriage licenses to Noble W. Shoemaker and Inez G. Trout both of Northup. Henry Ward Williamson Sprague and Leona Frances Clark of Bidwell. Hen ry W Sprague 24 and Leona Clark 21. Alien Jordan called on Dr. C E Holzer here en route to Washington to discuss Ohio Valley Flood Control affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Noble W. Shoemaker
Northup
Inez G. Trout
Charlies Trout
Stephen Queen
Vinton
Esta Spires
Ed Spires
Hayward William Sprague
Bidwell
Leona Frances Clark
Harrison Clark
Alien Jordan
The
Ohio Valley Flood Control and Water Conservation Congress
C. E. Holzer
Washington
Association
Sheriff seeks Pearl Hill for assault and robbery in Cutler
Marietta May 2 Sheriff Thorn seeks Pearl Hill a Cutler Black man on a charge he assaulted Mrs Luella Hildebrand of Marietta in front of the Cutler post office. Hill has disappeared and is alleged to have dragged the woman from a truck and robbed her of a purse. He is an ex convict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Thorn
Pearl Hill
Cutler
Luella Hildebrand
Hill
Indict Blankenship For Manslaughter In Gallia County
Chester Blankenship jailed after shooting Red Long in an altercation six weeks ago was indicted for manslaughter by the Gallia County Grand Jury. Hearings before the Petit Jury were set for multiple defendants including Shafer and the Cottrells. Seventy-five witnesses examined, 34 cases, 22 true bills, jail inspected, jury list announced.
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Gallipolis
Chester Blankenship
Red” Long
Gallia County Grand Jury
Long
Woodrow Daugherty
John Pugh
Lawrence Pinkerman
W. McComas
Lloyd Perrin
Lyda Love
Leslie Montgomery
Lloyd Campfield
Robert Lewis
Verne White
Herbert Myers
T. W. Gavin
D. E. Burdell
Foreman
F. Smith
Frank Harrison
Margaret Moore
L. 8. Williams
Felix Hamrick
Ernest White
Fred F. Darling
F. T. Sheets
Hattie V. Chars
Thelma Canaday
H. H. Klicker
Abe DeWitt
Elmer Cofer
Dale Russell
Gallia County's Centenarian E N Ridgeway Dies at 100
Gallia County's oldest resident E N Ridgeway died Sunday at age 100 years six months. Funeral services were held at Harrisburg Church with Rev R R Denney presiding. Burial followed in Fairview Cemetery. Surviving are four children: Ollie P Rawson Des Moines Jessie Wells Indianapolis Elmer Ridgeway Jackson and Edward E Ridgeway Muncie.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Ohio
E. N. Ridgeway
Harrisburg
R. R. Denney
Fairview
Ollie P. Rawson
Des Moines
Jessie Wells
Indianapolis
Elmer Ridgeway
Jackson
Edward E. Ridgeway
Muncie
Ind
Eight Persons Taking Rabies Treatment in Gallia County
Gallia County reports eight residents receiving Pasteur rabies treatment at a reduced county cost of 35 dollars per course from the former 50 dollars. The Advisory Council’s annual meeting approved a resolution imposing a 10 dollar fine plus costs on dog owners who let unmuniz ed dogs run loose during the quarantine, requiring immunization tag dates on collars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Margaret Jones
Willis in Hospital After Skull Fracture Accident
Government inspector Robert Willis of the Gallipolis locks is hospitalized in Staats Hospital Charleston W Va with a fractured skull after a traffic accident Saturday night. His companions Ned Dodd and William Walker also officials escaped with minor injuries. the car driver was fined 60 and jailed 60 days.
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Gallipolis
Robert Willis
Gallipolis Locks
Staats Hospital
Charleston
W. Va
Ned Dodd
William Walker
Districts to discuss possible merger tonight
Gallipolis Vinton Village and Huntington Township boards of education meet tonight to weigh combining the two districts into a single entity. The session will address feasibility, potential impacts on students, and next steps for a formal plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Vinton Village
Huntington Township
Boards of Education
Misses Gall and Evelyn Russell Struck By Diphtheria
Huntington Township sisters Misses Gall and Evelyn Russell are suffering from diphtheria per County Nurse Margaret Jones report.
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Gallipolis
Gall
Evelyn Russel
Huntington Township
Margaret Jones
CCC ranks swelled at Gallipolis camp
Seventy three new men joined the CCC at Camp Gallia Monday, bringing total enrollment to 207. They are all fresh enrollees from Dayton and Hamilton, after two weeks of training at Fort Knox Kentucky.
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CCC
Gallipolis
Camp Gallia
Dayton
Hamilton
Fort Knox
Day named administrator of W. E. Day estate
Rose E. Day was named administrator of the estate of W. E. Day, deceased, with Clarence Fisher and T. L. Shaw as sureties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Rose E. Day
W. E. Day
Clarence Fisher
T. L. Shaw
Gallipolis History Pageant Promises Night Performance
In Gallipolis the Gallia Academy High School presents The March of Education tonight at 8 in Washington Auditorium with a second showing Thursday. Principal Higgin and Harry Miller will speak. Rev. W Wood Duff will give the invocation and Rev. George Sagan the benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
March of Education
Gallia Academy High School
Washington Auditorium
Edwin E. Higgins
Harry Miller
Board of Education
W. Wood Duff
George Sagan
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