600 Children Parade at Logan Honors War Veterans
Memorial Day parade in Logan features over 600 children and thousands of spectators. G A R veterans James Allen and Thomas Collins lead in line. American Legion Band, color guard, and firing squad participate. Memorial services at Worthington Park, address by Rev C M Lever, Gettysburg recited, Logan’s Memorial Day order read, taps and salute mark the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers’ Monument
Worthington Park
G. A. R. and
Relief Corps
Market Street
C. Wood Bowen
C. M. Lever Henry Wayne Cherrington
Gerald Lanning
Logan
American Legion
Harry Thomas
Roger Friend
Virgil Martin
Cars Robbed in Logan Report Petty Theft
Logan police log shows several petty thefts Tuesday after Monday evening activity. Harry Shaw had a tire stolen from his car while Clarence Brooks and Fred Mowery reported gasoline stolen from their cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harry Shaw
Clarence Brooks
Fred Mowery
Mrs. Clara Ruble Dies After Illness in Logan
Logan Mrs Clara Ruble 68 dies Tuesday at the home of her daughter in Zanesville after heart disease and complications. She leaves husband L A Ruble, another daughter Mrs Lester Woltz of Columbus, brother Co E Brehm, sister Miss Ida Brehm. Funeral Thursday at Leonard Funeral Service chapel at 2 PM with Rev W N Shank officiating. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ida Brehm
Lancaster
Chapel of the Leonard
W. N. Shank
Oak Grove Cemetery
Motocycle Races At Fair Ground Draw Thrills And Injuries
Three riders injured in spills during a Tuesday program by the Hocking Valley Motorcycle Club at the Fair Ground track Logan Ohio centered on Paul McClelland Ralph Seaman and William Foster. Rodenberg Indianapolis dominated five eight and ten mile events while Goodwin Portsmouth claimed terraplane and 00 yard dash wins. The show closed with a head on car crash as drivers jumped to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Fairground
Hocking Valley Motorcycle Club
Paul McClelland
Lancaster
William Foster
Springfield
Ralph Seaman
McClelland
Foster
Seaman
Cherrington Hospital
Cc. F. Shonk
Rodenberg
Indianapolis
Shought
Jenkins
Columbus
Goodwin
Portsmouth
Taylor
Dick Manter
Pearl Wolfe
Higgins enters Logan mayoral race as third Republican candidate
Charles C. Higgins, Republican, filed his petition for mayor with the election board Monday. Higgins is a former Murray City mayor serving two terms and also held two terms as county treasurer, making him the third Republican candidate to enter the Logan race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Will Ken
Logan
Charles C. Higgins
Election Board
Higgins
Locals Visit Relatives as Relief Plan Issues Eyed
Miss Mildred Lehman of Logan and Charlies E Bowman of Columbus spent Saturday to Tuesday visiting relatives in Titusville. Other visits include Edward C Hamilton H C Tom and Herman Studer in Columbus. Relief officials plan to consult a state dietitian Thursday on balanced rations which could revise current relief orders. Additional guests include Joe Camden family Grace Murray Galipolis and Robert Camden Heights W Va visiting J M Cooley. Don Bort and Florence Bort were called on in Columbus and Obetz Junction earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Lehman
Logan
Charlies E. Bowman
Columbus
Titusville
Robert Johnstone
George Larimer
Russell, Ky
C. E. Larimer
Edward C. Hamilton
H. C. Tom
Herman Studer
Chester Miller
Barton A. Holt
Joe Camden
Grace Murray
Galipolis
Robert Camden
Heights
W. Va
Mra
J. M. Cooley
Cooley
Obetz Junction
William McCormick
Margaret
Don Bort
Florence Bort
Jacob Erwin Charged With Assault in Carpenter Hill Case
Logan on May 31 Jacob Erwin of Carbon Hill was arraigned for assault and battery before Magistrate C T Stephenson. Deputy Joe Farbearn made the arrest and he was fined five dollars plus costs.
Weymuellers Attend Glouster Birthday Dinner
Mr and Mrs M F Weymueller and two children of Logan took a birthday dinner trip to Glouster for Mrs Henry Gibson. On the way home they were joined by Miss Virginia Morris who will visit here for a few days.
Rutland 4 H Club Organized For Year
Eleven girls met at the Rutland high school on May 25 to organize the Rutland 4 H Club with Mrs Mildred Hopper and Mrs Reva Mills named as leaders The club will pursue clothing as its project Officers elected were Elizabeth Anne Chapin president Agnes Egnor vice president Dorothea Hall secretary and treasurer Irene Egnor news reporter Eleanor Hall recreational leader The gathering invited Rutland area girls aged 10 to 21 to attend on June 8 at the K of P Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
K. of P. Hall
Montgomery Funeral At Nashport Friday
Anna Belle Montgomery four died at home of Mrs W C Cusac Albany at ten Tuesday night She leaves sisters Mary Montgomery Albany and Mrs A Y Taylor Nashport Ohio and brother W M Montgomery Frageyburg Ohio Funeral services set for 2 pm Friday at the Nashport Irville Church Nashport burial to follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Anna Belle Montgomery
W. C. Cusac
Mary Montgomery
A. Y. Taylor
Nashport
Ohio
W. M. Montgomery
Frageyburg
Nashport-Irville
Coolville Guests Gather For Memorial Day Visits
Coolville residents hosted numerous relatives and friends from Huntington, Columbus, Athens, Parkersburg, and Cincinnati for Memorial Day weekend visits. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Findling and extended families, Mr. and Mrs. W L Schreiber, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Person, Dr. J H Caldwell, and many others from Ohio and West Virginia. The article notes Mrs. Davis’s serious illness and plans for Grange Golden Sheaf honors to Miss Theresa Dinsmore though she cannot attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Findling
W. L. Schreiber
Earl Person
Huntington
W. Va
Will Bentz
C. E. Findling
Alfred
Clinton Frost
Clarks Chapel
H. M. Downard
Mervin Wolfe
Athens
Anderson Bentz
Trenton Newland
Joppa
C. M. Young
Success
Ralph Chevalier
Ethel Shanks
Depot
Chevalier
Mra
Wil! Daugherty
Mabel Arnold
Parkersburg
Lew Welling
Clarence Bartlett
Coolville
G. E. Carlton
Leora Bingman
Edwin
Fred Hawk
Ch Heathe
Flourine
W. T. Gardner
Xenia
D. M. Davidson
Andrew Queto
Mary Alice Beadle
Cincinnati
W. A. Westervelt
Mark
Mark Westervelt
Cincinnati Medical College
Cville
Cone v
W. C. Harman
Carpenter
Sadie Harman
Will Lyons
Louise Fields
Grange
Manot
Theresa Dinsmore
Troy Grange
Dinamore
Adolphus Frame
Jane Lew
Elizabeth Bailey
Grace Kirby
Marietta
Quail Injures Driver in Lancaster Crash
Mrs W yon Van Alien of Baltimore suffered a severely lacerated hand after a quail struck the car windshield near the Camp Grounds in Lancaster, shattering the glass and injuring her hand on May 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Wyon van Alien
Baltimore
van Alien
Rio Grande Notes Mixed Local Visits and Events
Rio Grande notes record numerous Sunday and weekend visits among local families including the Clouds Allison Knox Johnson and Welker families plus others from Ironton Columbus Athens Dayton and Gallipolis. A Baptist women's group met May 25 with memorial programs and refreshments. In Gallipolis Dick Camp was arrested for possession of liquor and a distilling still on his farm was destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Allison
J. E. Allison
David Knox
L. W. Johnson
T. J. Allison
Adriel Welker
Albany
Rio Grande
T. H. Merriman
Chicago
Mary Lewis
Columbus
A. J. Clark
Mildred Davidson
Ironton
Don Slagle
Charles Eckimore
Cadmus
R. A. Evans
Marie
Maxie Fowler
Huntington
Cecil McCann
Procterville
L. F. Allen
Evan Edwards
James
John Edwards
Bernice Stanley
Elza Edwards
Athens
George Koepler
Dayton
John E. Davis
Rushville
FE. W. Edwards
Gallipolis
Carrie Shears
Edna Jones
C. O. Davis
C. O. Clark
Hamilton College
New York
F. W. Shane
D. S. Morgan
the Baptist Church
W. E. Welker
America
Bohn
Minnie Miller
Dick Camp
Minerton
H. B. Woods
James Roberts
Camp
Notable Visitors Attend Funeral in Morgan Center
Langsville Dewey Hines and family and several others came for the funeral of Mrs. Mary Ents min ger. Rex Groveport, Paris relatives and multiple West Virginia visitors joined the community gathering. Jean Davis stayed with grandparents as Mrs. Grapes attended the funeral service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Hines
Byron Allen
West Mansfield
W. G. Allen
Basil
Mont. Downey
Dave Entsminger
Orville Davis
Dale McClure
Akron
R. F. Whitmer
George Lutz
Jean Davis
R. L. Grapes
Walters
Morgan Center
Local Family Gatherings and Church Group Event Near Letart Falls
Letart Falls residents hosted extended family including Edwin Norris and Goldie Wolf from Akron and Eber Wolf from Antiquity. The M E Church Young Ladies Bible Class met at Mrs Waldo Keistling’s home Friday. Visits included Sayre family from Columbus to tend graves and Marion Condee with Bertha of Pt Pleasant disposing of Mary Keefer’s estate. Harold Quillin visited Columbus friends. Oscar McDade and daughters from Parkersburg stayed with W M Varian’s sister. Earl Robinson left for Angerona W Va for his father-in-law’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. A. Wolfe
Edwin Norris
Goldie Wolf
Harvey Adams
Akron
Gordon Wolf
Stringburg
Eber Wolf
Young Ladies Bible Class
M. E. Church
Waldo Keistling
John Sayre
Columbus
Marion Condee
Presbyterian General Assembly Dissolved in Motion in 145th Session
The 145th general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America was dissolved on Monday with broad unity. The denomination plans to convene in Cleveland on May 24, 1934, for the next assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Columbus
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church In
Reporter Jim Corrigan Dies in New York at 83
New York May 31 J F Jim Corrigan the journalist who covered the San Francisco earthquake for his famous beat is dead in New York City He was 83 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. F
Jim) Corrigan
San Francisco
Unknown Soldiers Graves Decorated at Gallipolis
Memorial Day services at Pine Street Cemetery honored unknown Union and Confederate soldiers buried there. 1200 to 1500 attendees heard remarks by Atty. Harry M. Miller about patriotism and global citizenship. The Ohio Hospital for Epileptics Band provided music, with veterans and auxiliary groups participating in a city parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Pine Street
Masonic
American Legion
Woodman Lodge
Pine and
Fourth Streets
Ohio Hospital For
A. B. Garrett
Lafayette Gaston
Fred Kiages
Walnut Township
Harry M. Miller
Ohio Hospital
Stanley Wagoner
Memorial Services Planned at Centenary and Bethesda
Memorial services will be held Sunday June 4 at Centenary and Bethesda. The Masonic Drum Corps and Lafayette Post of the American Legion will participate in the services in Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Centenary
Bethesda
Masonic
Lafayette Post
American Legion
Quiet Memorial Day Observed in Gallipolis
Memorial Day passed without arrests or accidents in Gallia County and nearby, as city and county officials reported a quiet day. Nearly all stores closed, with groceries remaining open until 9 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
River notes and river level at Gallipolis
No steam boats passed through Gallipolis yesterday. The Ohio River showed no movement with a steady 14 feet on the stage at the city wharf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio River
City
Funeral for Garnet Davis Held at First Baptist Church
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon for Garnet Davis, 26, who died Sunday from ingesting carbolic acid. Rev. F. E. Cremen officiated at the First Baptist Church at 2 o’clock, with burial in Mound Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Garnet Davis
FE. E. Cremeens
First Baptist Church
Mound Hill Cemetery
Epileptics team tops Bidwell 8 to 5 in Memorial Day game
Ohio Hos pital for Epileptics baseball squad defeated Bidwell 8 to 5 on Memorial Day afternoon. St. John’s Bible Class beat Highway Department 8 to 5 in a recreation game at Gallia Academy diamond last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio Hospital
Bidwell
St. John’s Bible Class
Highway Department
Gallia Academy
Gallia Academy High to Hold Commencement and Alumni Banquet
Gallipolis May 31 seniors at Gallia Academy High School near graduation mark with June 1 commencement and June 2 alumni banquet at Grace Methodist Church. Dr Joseph W Fichter to speak on Mental Health with senior health projects presented by Jane Cating Frances Pierson and Isabel Boggs. Music by orchestra and girls glee club directed by Etheleen Warden and Elizabeth Carnes. Pete McCormick leads alumni group at Elks Hall dance following banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia Academy High School
Joseph W. Fichter
Jane Cating Giving
Frances Pierson
Isabel Boggs
Girls’ Glee Club
Etheleen Warden
Elizabeth Carnes
Grace Methodist Church
Elks’ Hall
Pete McCormick
Dynamite Cap Explosion Injures Boy Injures and Dismissal Reported
A boy was injured Sunday when a dynamite cap exploded injuring him and causing burns treated at a local hospital. Ernest Hill Jr of Point Pleasant was dismissed after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hill, Jr
Point Pleasant
Vacation Bible School Start Announced in Gallipolis
Gallipolis reports two churches plan Vacation Bible Schools starting Monday June 5. First Presbyterian Church will offer religious and character training five mornings a week for three weeks, while First Baptist Church runs five mornings a week through June. Enrollment open to children from other churches. Ages 4 to 12 will be enrolled in the Baptist School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
First Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
Baptist Bible School
Local Visits Span Michigan to West Virginia
Mr and Mrs R E Huddle of Adrian Michigan spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs C A Nuckles and traveled to Logan West Virginia with Mrs Nuckles to visit their mother. Rev George Logan stays in Chicago Illinois with his mother. Roger Switzer of Dayton has returned after Memorial Day weekend with his parents Atty and Mrs R M Switzer. Mr and Mrs Sid Cowden of Marietta visited yesterday with Miss Emma Cowden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Huddle
Adrian
Mich
C. A. Nuckles
Logan
W. Va
R. M. Switzer
Sid Cowden
Marietta
Emma Cowden
Eighth graders to register for Gallia Academy High School
Gallipolis reports registration for county eighth grade graduates aiming to enter Gallia Academy High School next fall will be held June 10 at the high school building. Principal E. E. Higgins announced the event after local eighth graders were registered as freshmen last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia Academy High School
E. E. Higgins
Holzer Hospital Notes
Gallipolis May 31 Miss Ethel Thacker of Minerton admitted for observation. Clark Pierson seven of Point Pleasant released after tips of three fingers injured at Holzer Hospital last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Ethel Thacker
Minerton
Clark Pierson
Point Pleasant
Bible School Enrollment Plans and Class Duties Outline
The notice details enrollment for children aged 2 to 3 in Bible School at the church annex. Preschool classes are led by Mrs. Osa Baira N Hayward Katherine Zelda Arnold and Lucille Evans chairs the girls group. Junior girls and boys are assigned to Sister W. W. Duf Frances Y and John Arnold with supervision by Clara Wi Mrs Myers ward and Miss Duff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osa Baira
N. Hayward
Katherine Zelda Arnold
Lucille Ay Evans
Absister
W. W. Duf
Frances Y
Clara Wi
C Myers
Ward
Miss . Duff
John Arnold
Modern Grocery Moves Stock to New Building
A neighborhood store at the corner of Pine Street and Second Avenue, now Olive Street, will relocate its stock to the company's building on Second Avenue Olive Street. The move consolidates operations at a newly used site for the Modern Grocery.
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Gallipolis
Borhood
Pine Street
Second Avenue
Olive Street
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Athens Jewelers
Ohio Millers State Association
F. J. Beasley CO
Athens, Ohio
Logan News
Carbon Hill
Montgomery
Harley Cloud
Ewington
Langsville
Letart Falls
Mexico
Art Hannold
John Rollins
Texas
Candalario Beaza
Hannold
Rollins
Beaza
Big Bend
DAVIS
Academy
Presbyterian
Optometric Service
Court Athens
Rey, Dea
Church Annex
C. D. Shafer Q
P. D. Destroyer Combination
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