Hocking Valley Oil Producers Back Federal Bill
Logan May 30 oil producers in the Hocking Valley watch a federal petroleum bill advancing in Congress. The measure would grant secretary Ickes authority to curb overproduction, notably in Texas fields. Tulsa hosts a National Stripper Well Association meeting with local reps W L Franke and H J D Atha, stressing such protections as vital to their stripper well territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ickes
Texas
United States
Tulsa
Oklahoma
National
W. L. Franke
H. J D. Atha
Logan seeks more horses for rural recovery in Hocking County
John A. Lee buyer and FE. C. Sieeth rural recovery supervisor looked Tuesday for additional horses. Only three animals were procured Monday. Sieeth, in town for a week, classifies those aided into three groups: landless farmers on relief, agriculturally minded workers in industry, and those able to work under the wait production plan. A meeting is set for The Diamond next Monday to discuss plans for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
John A. Lee
FE. C. Sieeth
Steeth
Farmore
Murray City Briefs Show Local Visits and Marble Tournament
Mrs Letha Wright of Carbondale visits her brother and family in Murray City. Albert Storer and Frank Hellyer with daughter of Logan spend Sunday with the Hellyer grandparents. Ruth Shunkweiler and Helen Brooker visit relatives at Willoughby. Jesse Smart and daughter spend week in Akron. J W Martin and daughter call on Conrad Martin at Cherrington Hospital. Dan Simmers and Sand Roun visit Charles Ralph Sunday. Howard Bush spends Sunday with aunt Laura Stevenson. In Lancaster Logan Bruce Jaggi places third in state marble tourney at Columbus winning five of seven matches. A Zanesville girl takes second. Jaggi meets Sand 7 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Simmers
Charles Ralph
Don Selen
Henry Spencer
Muskingum River
Howard Bush
Laura Stevenson
Lancaster
Logan Bruce Jagg
Three City
Columbus
Zanesville
Jaggi
Sand
Large $31,170 Foreclosure Judgment in Mercer Case
Judge Harley M. Whitcraft approves a $31,170.19 judgment for Paul A. Warner superintendent of Building and Loans against Mercer Brick Corp and Harry Kayser. Mortgage from Union Furnace Clay Product Corp on Starr Township property upheld as first lien. Mercer in bankruptcy in U S District Court Southern Ohio. Foreclosure decreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Common Pleas
Harley M. Whitcraft
Paul A. Warner
Mercer Brick Corporation
Harry ©. Kayser
Union Furnace Clay Product Corporation
Starr Township
Mercer Corporation
U. S. District Court
Ohio
Warner
Citizens Savings Association
Haydenville church program and community notices
Haydenville residents attend church program with two short plays planned for Sunday at 7 30. A birthday dinner honored Mrs John Matheny at her home. Out of town guests attended the W F M S meeting at the parsonage. Reverend Dean, former Haydenville pastor, and Mrs Vaughn were present along with Miss Mary Thomas talking on China. Several social visits and gatherings are noted across local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydenville
John Matheny
FE. B. Dean
N. A. Vaughn
Adelphi
Mary Thomas
China
L. C. McCandlish
Fultonham
Ralph Campbell
Willard Seel
Jean
Raleigh Sinnott
King Heralds
Vern Robinett
Nellie Allen
Columbus
Jean Seelis
Canaanville
Business Is Good for Vegetable Canneries Visitors Assert
Logan hosts New York City Mrs J C Frye and California resident Lawrence J Frye who, while visiting Mr and Mrs S B Whitehart, express strong interest in vegetable packing and note several canneries run in Minnesota. Mrs Frye formerly wrote for the Los Angeles Times and Chicago News. Logan also notes Thomas P White of Lancaster circulating a petition to run as a Republican candidate for Congress from the 1st district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Thomas P. White
Lancaster
Northern Neighbor Horizontal Puzzle Clue List
The page presents a mixed clue set with horizontal and vertical hints. It includes country discovery notes, wordplay on homophones, and definitions ranging from flags to geography and grammar. Answers align to famous explorers and basic terms.
Boy Scout Drive Seeks Sustaining Memberships in Logan County
Campaign to procure sustaining memberships for the Boy Scout movement in Hocking County continues through early next week. W. L. Franks, chairman, says the effort aims for complete success and stresses the program as a worthwhile boys’ project. A membership chart is in the Ohio Power Company window and solicitors are urged to finish canvassing and return as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Boy Scout Movement
Hocking County
W. L. Franks
Ohio Power Company
Sunday Guests Visit Local Families in Carbon Hill Area
Carbon Hill residents recount visits from Mr. and Mrs. R H Bower and son Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carsener of Murray City plus Mrs. Molly Williams and Dale Hutchinson of Canton. Mrs Harold Bay of Lancaster plans a week with her mother Mrs. Bud Smith who is seriously ill. Elizabeth Warren of Keith West Virginia visits sister Mrs Guy Steadman as measles spread concerns. Howard Starkey of Columbus and William Smart of Cleveland recently visited relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon Hill
George Lyons
R. H. Bower
Columbus
Carl Carsener
Murray City
Molly Williams
Dale Hutchinson
Canton
Harold Bay
Lancaster
Bud Smith
Elizabeth Warren
Kieth
W. Va
Guy Steadman
Howard Starkey
William Smart
Cleveland
Joe Smart
Mike
Matthew Check
Steve Fearns
Chillicothe
John Vasko
Mary Fearns
Athens
John Fearns
Charlies Horn
Everett Stover
Sowers
Ira Hillyer
Walter Shaw
Logan
Charles March
Gerald Wooten
Dora Potter
Mahe Sowers
Mace
Goose Run
Charles Christian
Gloria Jean
Longstreth
John Potter
Glen Sowers
Mabel Sowers
Joshua Matheny, Jr
Walter Lonberger
West Virginia
Norma Dupler
John Wooten
Peter Carroll
John Check
Logan High Forensic Club Bids Seniors Farewell Banquet
Logan Forensic Club held a farewell banquet Monday night for 22 seniors who will graduate Thursday. Music by Vaughn Bort Ardeth Steward Racine Rochester. Pantomiming by Lillian Kemper Virginia Smith Dorothy Nay Don Zeigler Ned Gabriel. Ray Lanning introduced as public speaker, pepper handkerchief act. Ray Schwenke president of juniors gave farewell. Edwin Monks responded. Billy Case new club president directed the program. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Forensic Club
Logan High School
Vaughn Bort
Ardeth Steward
Racine Rochester
Lillian Kemper
Virginia Smith
Dorothy Nay
Don Zeigler
Ned Gabriel
Ray Lanning
Ray Schwenke
Edwin Monks
Billy Case
Former Gangster Loy Hill to Speak at Logan Church
Loy Hill, once a Chicago underworld figure, will address the Brotherhood of the United Brethren Church at 8 00 Monday night in Logan. Converted 11 years ago after a rescue mission visit, he now travels as an evangelist and is touring Columbus and nearby missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Tl. B
Logan
Brotherhood of the United Brethren Church
Loy Hill
Hill
Chicago
Indianapolis
Preacher Paul
Columbus
Notable Nativity Walt Whitman Named In Horoscope
The stars indicate a day of conflicting experiences with help from powerful friends to offset distress and danger. A bereavement risk and loss through speculation loom, while elders may offer advice. Be cautious privately and financially to avoid misrepresentation. A clever child may benefit from elder guidance.
Local visitors fill weekend in Columbus and city
Mrs. Margaret Woodruff and her son visited Columbus with friends. In Lancaster, Mr. and Mrs. W G Green of Philo and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ramsey with three children visited local relatives. Fred Murray of Ohio State University spent the weekend with his parents in Union Furnace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Green
Philo
Harold Ramsey
Lancaster
Charlies Green
Fred Murray
Ohio State University
Ernest Murray
Union Furnace
Graduation Examinations and Fichter Address Planned
Graduation week focuses on final exams in Logan city schools. Commencement at the high school auditorium Thursday night features Joseph W. Fichter, assistant director of education, delivering the principal address. A separate common pleas case involves Paul Reed suing Mae and William McCormick for 125 dollars claiming he was owed 140 for legal services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Paul Reed
Mae McCormick
William McCormick
Common Pleas
Reed
Leroy Kemper
Logan Paul West Ill With Scarlet Fever
Logan Paul West, son of Car West, is reported ill with scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Paul West
Car
West
Local residents visit relatives and recoveries noted
A series of short notices reports visits by families from Carbon Hill Murray City Orciston and Columbus to relatives in the area. Ira Hillyer improves after abdominal surgery in a Columbus hospital. Several locals travel to Athens Lancaster West Virginia and Goose Run for visits or work.
Local Social Notes From Bishopville and Nearby Areas
Bishopville Ira Falls returned Tuesday after visiting Coolville with his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Hal Chapman. Mr and Mrs J W Palmer spent Sunday in Glouster with Mr and Mrs Sam Cunningham. Mr and Mrs Merle Standley were weekend guests of the Parsons in Oak Grove. Misses Orleana and Madge Pedi cord spent Sunday in Glouster with grandmother Mrs Barah Thomas. Mr and Mrs Herman Jones of Gilouster were guests of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Fred Hambel Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Roy Mullins and sons Billy and Leroy of Trimble Heights plus Mr and Mrs Merle Standley visited Raymond Robinson Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Falls
Coolville
Hal Chapman
J. W. Palmer
Glouster
Sam Cunningham
Merle Standley
Simon Parsons
Oak Grove
Orleana
Madge Pedicord
Barah Thomas
Herman Jones
Gilouster
Fred Hambel
Roy Mullins
Billy and
Leroy
Trimble Heights
Raymond Robinson
Albany Church Social Rescheduled and Community Updates
The Baptist Church birthday social is postponed to June 8. Grange Hall hosts 4-H Club planning Thursday at 2 PM. Ewing announce birth of a daughter at home of Dr. and Mrs. Stanley. Morris family visiting Dayton. Marian Williams visiting grandparents. Graham Chapel Church revival starts May 31 at 8 PM led by Rev D Vause Snyder and party from Tuppers Plains United Brethren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
The
Baptist Church
Grange Hall
Orville Ewing
Ewing
E. J. Stanley
E J. Morris
Dayton
Marian Williams
A. F. Russell
Graham Chapel
D. Vause Snyder
Tuppers Plains
Chief John Fraley Returns to Duty in Gallipolis
Gallipolis Chief of Police John Fraley resumes duties Tuesday after a vacation. Constable Shato acted as chief in his absence during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
John Fraley
Shato
Marriage License Issued to Marvin A. Kelly and Virginia Kendall
A marriage license was issued to Marvin A. Kelly a 27 year old certified public accountant of Erie Pennsylvania and Virginia Kendall 22 daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Kendall in Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Marvin A. Kelly
Erie, Penna
Certified Public Accountant
Virginia Kendall
Stanley Kendall
Rio Grande Notes on Local Visits and Travels
Miss Darlene Richards spent the weekend in Portsmouth while Mrs. Alice Barger of Champaign and Mrs. Nellie Clyse with Eva Mae visited Mrs. Ernest Wiseman. Charles Hartsook from Detroit visited niece Mrs. Earl Davis. Margaret Martin went to Gallipolis to be with ill sister in law Etta Martin. Several locals toured Roosevelt Game Preserve in Scioto County. Kenneth Welker, a dental student at Indiana, arrived for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene Richards
Portsmouth
Alice Barger
Champaign
Nellie Clyse
Eva Mae
Cadmus
Ernest Wiseman
Charles Hartsook
Detroit
Mich
Earl Davis
Margaret Martin
Gallipolis
Etta Martin
M. E. Bohn
Hastings
Belcher
C. R. Kerr
Mary
Scioto County
Roosevelt Game Preserve
A. J. Clark
T. H. Merriman
Vivian Fowler
Cheshire
Ida Patterson
Department of Home Economics
Ohio University
Rio Grande
Bowen Wife Sought in Child Abandonment Warrant
A warrant for the arrest of Mrs. Bertha Bowen on child abandonment charges was phoned to the Jackson police chief by Chief John Fraley after Charles Bowen, her husband, swore out the papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Bertha Bowen
Jackson
John Fraley
Charles Bowen
Troy Grangers Will Hold Memorial Friday
COOLVILLE May 30 Troy Grange will hold a memorial service Friday evening for members who have died in the past two years. The report also covers visits by Dr. J S Carleton, Mrs Nellie Grey, and Mrs Luther Sanderson of Columbus, marriage news for Charlies Travis and Marian Stephens, and a Memorial Day reunion at W T Gardner's home with attendees from multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Troy Grange
J.S. Carleton
Nellie Grey
Luther Sanderson
Columbus
Parkersburg
D. M. Davidson
Xenia
Diantha Frame
Charlies Travis
Marian Stephens
Belore
Catlettsburg
Loveland
Ohio
Market and
13Th Streets
W. T. Gardner
Sand Hill
Lois Frame
W. Va
Della Frame Davidson
Clara Carlton Sanderson
Canal Winchester
Mary Arlidge
Hendersonville
N. C
K. M. Barth
Effie Ellenwood
Ethel Alderman
Marietta
Elba Boice
Mare Cole
Sophia Cole
Leland Cole
Bess Nelson
Linnie McTaggert
Leverette Knowles
Briggs
Howard McTaggert
Vincent
Fiourine Frame
Mame Hoobler
Gertrude Barth
Carolyn Dinsmore
Lincoln
Nebraska
Billy” Chapman
Chapman
Last Dinner At Old Homestead In Lincoln Community
In KANAGA the children of the late Mr and Mrs Robert Houck gathered at the old home on Sunday for a final meal before the property was sold. They recalled their parents long married life, and later held memorial services at the nearby cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanauga
Robert Houck
Old Home
Lincoln
Steamer C. W. Talbott under boiler work at Acme Boiler Works
Gallipolis notes say the Steamer C. W. Talbott was moved from Huntington, West Virginia to Acme Boiler Works for a new boiler sheet. Local shop men also service the 26th Street Ferry at Huntington. The Henry Yesser sailed down with a large coal tow and one cement barge. Gerard Cline followed with a tow of covered barges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
C. W. Talbott
Huntington
W. Va
Acme
26Th Street
Henry Yesser
Gerard Cline
Kanauga Briefs Highlight Local Family Visits
Mrs W W Ricketts visits relatives in Mingo Ky while Bobbie Burnette is very ill. Capt A G Hanes takes a ship engineer post on the J C Rawn. Dayton visitors include Mrs John Jones and children with Letha Swain and Guy York. P T A wraps up for the year. Virgil Rodgers visits Buffalo W Va. Deem family hosts Wellston guests. Moody Lawrence and Martha visit Sherman Hanes in New Martinsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
W. Va
John Deem
Wellston
W. F. Deem
Moody Lawrence
Martha
New Martinsville
Sherman Hanes
Gallipolis Personalities Visit Athens and Columbus
Gallipolis residents travel for social visits with Athens and Columbus friends. Mr and Mrs Harry Miller and Mrs Elizabeth Biddle visit Athens. Mr and Mrs Margaret McCormick stay with Dr S H Bing and family. Edward Tope travels to Chillicothe to join his wife visiting his sister in Columbus. Memorial Day plans include Mrs Henry Cherrington staying with sister Miss Nina Ayres in Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Miller
Elizabeth Biddle
Athens
Margaret McCormick
S. H. Bing
Edward Tope
Chillicothe
Arius Cook
Columbus
Leo Bean
Frank James
Ross Mauck
Horace Bickers
Henry Cherrington
Nina Ayres
Portsmouth
Funds to reimburse pre 1934 school expenses for Gallipolis area
Gallipolis Guyan Township will receive state funds to cover school costs incurred before January 1, 1934. Department of Education officials in Columbus announced the aid, with Supt. of Schools H. B. Bradbury noting only a few weeks of the last term were fully financed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Guyan Township
Department of Education
Columbus
H. B. Bradbury
Chester Blanken released on bond after fatal shooting
Chester Blanken, jailed since the April 30 shooting that killed Charles Long, was released on a $600 bond Tuesday. Sureties listed include W. R. Tobin of Rio Grande, who owns $1,900 in property, and Ernest F. Watts, a local stogie manufacturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Chester Blankenship
Charles
Red) Long
W. R. Tobin
Rio Grande
Ernest F. Watts
Tobin
Watts
Pickrel Delivers Gallipolis Address On Ohio Policy
Democratic gubernatorial candidate William G. Pickrel spoke at the Hotel Lafayette in Gallipolis advocating public utilities reforms, expanded state funded education, and county government consolidation. He urged utility rate proof by firms, a state wide school tax, and pooling county equipment to cut local costs while noting underdeveloped Gallia roads and bus routes. He followed earlier talks in Jackson and proceeded to Ironton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio
William G. Pickrel
Hotel Lafayette
Pickrel
Public Utilities Committee
General Assembly
Pickre
Gallia County
John Holliday, Jr
Charles Hogan
Wells
Curtis Fellore arraigned for Evans home robbery
Curtis Fellore was arraigned before Magistrate Fred Millis on the charge of robbing the home of Edward Evans in Cora. He pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury on a $1,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Curtis Fellore
Edward Evans
Cora
Fred Millis
Will of Chan cie E. Fife filed. widow Mittie A. Fife named
In Gallipolis the will of Chan cie E. Fife, late county surveyor, is on record with his property willed to his widow Mittie A. Fife. Separately, George Waugh, by Attorney John E. Halliday Jr., has filed a money and foreclosure suit against Elza Roush and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Chancie E. Fife
Mittie A. Fife
George Waugh
John E. Halliday, Jr
Elza Roush Et
Witnesses Describe Kelle Boy Car Crash Injuries
In Gallipolis witnesses say a tire struck 14 year old Keller as Robert Keller drove with Francis E. Vinton Cox nearby. The boy could not brace against the second tire, leading to fatal injuries. Funeral services were held at Baptist Church with burial at Hill Cemetery. Surviving are his parents Mrs. W. A. Keller and his brother. Pallbearers included Wilson Rust John Kerr Clarence Boster don Junior Meadows and Haskins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Minty
DE Secong Gallipolis
Robert Keller
Keller
Francis E. Vinton Cox
Stacy
Second
Spruce
Gleg
Toda Baptist Church
Rev
Sagen
E. G Brewer
Wag Hill Cemetery
W. A. Keller
Robert. Pall
Oral
Wilson Rust
John Kerr
Clarence Boster Don
Junior Meadows
Haskins
Transfers of property in Gallia and adjoining townships
A stream of transfer deeds lists properties in Gallia County including Gallipolis City lots, Crown City vicinity, and additions in Perry Union Greenfield and Addison Townships. Names cited include Maude Hickerson John Proseby Herman Fillinger Hobart Dillon Julius Farley Agnes Glenn and Harry Oskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ada Norman
Raccoon Township
Cate
Ina My Hickerson
John F. Proseby
Tor
Herman Fillinger
Perry Township
John
Doro
Perry
V. Halley
Osa Halley
Chambersburg
Maude Etux
Hobart Dillon
Crown City
Lulyetux
J. M. Bartels
Greenfield Township
Willen
Hospital report on patient Jess Parrish recovery in Gallipolis
The Jackson resident Jess Parrish was found lifeless at Sunday midnight and revived after medical attention at Holzer Hospital. He was admitted to the hospital ward for a leg injury from factory work and underwent a blood transfusion, with a stabilized heart beat reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Jess Parrish
Jackson
Covery
Hospitalerson
Mary Lusher
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hocking Valley
Murray City Briefs
Haydenville News
White
St. Lawrence
Richard
John and
Sebastian
Spain
Katharine
Boy Scout
Harley Meyer
IT. W. Hartman
Walter Leonard
Howard EK. Kirk
F. J. Reid
C. V. Shepard
New Straitsville News
Earnest Backus
Camp Lexington
Faith Thompson
Margie Marguerite Strain
Earl Spicer
Walter Lines
Evelyn
Paul Mitchell
Bernard Mitchell
Roy Chidester
Reuben Chidester
Thomas Webb
Novella Mills
Edward Mills
Forensic Club
By Genevieve Kemble
Walt Whitman
Margaret Woodruff
Fichter
Lewis Lowes
Lowes
Frank McClure
Clyde Grinstead
Orbiston
Bishopville
Albany Church
Fraley
RIO Grande News
Troy Grangers
Ohio River
Kanauga Briefs
W. W. Ricketts
Mingo, Ky
Blankenship
F. J. Beasley Company
Athens, Ohio
Gallia
Kelle Boy
Zenners
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