Logan High Regulars Face Injury Risk Ahead of Middleport Clash
Logan, Nov. 1. Coach Harley Myers faces injury concerns as three regulars Evans tackle Brandt fullback and Carnes center may miss Friday's game with Middleport. The trio has played in nearly every contest and their absence could weaken the starting lineup as Logan prepares for a tough visit from the invaders. Logan hopes the Purple and White stay healthy and ready to step in.
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Logan
Harley Myers
Middleport
Invaders
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Persistent Coughs
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold remedy for persistent coughs colds and bronchial troubles. It claims creosote and other ingredients soothe inflamed membranes attack the trouble in the blood and stomach and offers a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
Halloween Disrupts Logan High School Classes
Logan, Nov. 1. A Logan High School teacher says pupils missed lessons after Halloween celebrations and teachers failed to conduct classes due to guarding property from Halloweeners, delaying instruction.
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Logan
Logan High School
Red Cross Roll Call Sets Five Percent County Goal
Logan reports Dr. Charles F. Rauch Red Cross chairman, announces a five percent population roll call goal for Hocking County. Rev C M Lever chairs, with J A Keller and local delegates planning drive between Armistice Day and Thanksgiving.
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Red Cross
Dr. Rauch
Hocking County
C. M. Lever
St. Paul Episcopal Church
J. A. Keller
Walker Franks
Walter Leonard
Fred Burchfield
C. V. Shepard
Mary McGonigal
Mildred Lehman
Two More Indicted Persons Arraigned at Logan Court
Logan reports two additional indictments from grand jury actions. Charlies Shuttleworth of Murray City faced assault with intent and pleaded not guilty with a $500 bond. Edward Smitt pleaded guilty to larceny. Ralph Bowman, already guilty on forgery, got a three year probation. Lawrence Short’s indictment noted by Prosecutor Bowen. Upcoming assignments set for Nov. 6 to Nov. 13 including larceny and assault charges.
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Logan
Charlies Shuttleworth
Murray City
Edward Smitt Wan
Harley M. Whitcraft
Ralph Bowman
Arthur Poling
W. H. Voris
Silas Duffy Dies Fireman at Clay Plant
Silas Duffy 76 retired fireman died at his East Front Street home after a cancer illness. He lived 15 years in Logan, formerly of Union Furnace, owned a Starr Township farm, and left a widow. Funeral at Methodist Episcopal Church Thursday at 2 with Rev. Geddes. body to be interred in Oak Grove Cemetery Mausoleum.
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Oak Grove Cemetery
Mrs. Hansel Dies After Short Illness in Logan
Willmina Hansel 75 wife of William Hansel of East Street died at home Monday from apoplexy after a three month illness. She leaves a husband seven grown children. Funeral services set for 2:30 pm Wednesday at United Brethren Church conducted by Rev. B. C. Peters. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
Bride LaVerne Davis Weds Delbert Orndorff At Shower
A Monday night shower at James Davis home honored LaVerne Davis on her marriage to Delbert Orndorff. Sixty five guests attended. Local men joined the coon chase in Lancaster on Sunday. Shuttleworth Variety Store room upgrades underway. Ladies Aid Society program at Methodist Church featured Halloween decor and a luncheon. School children wore Halloween costumes as teachers staged room parties.
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New Straitsville
James Davis
LaVerne
Delbert Orndorff
Rome Orndorf
Coon Chase
Lancaster
Shuttleworth
Methodist
Ladies’ Aid Society
Halloween Choir Party Held at Murphy Home
Logan November 1 28 members of the Senior Choir Presbyterian Church attended a Halloween party at the home of Mr and Mrs 8 W Murphy Monday night. The basement featured Halloween decorations and candlelight. Everyone wore costumes and played games with awards going to Mrs M F Weymaester Miss Kate Johnson and Lester Hammond.
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Logan
Presbyterian Church
W. Murphy
M. F. Weymaester
Kate Johnson
Lester Hammond
Murray City Briefs Highlights Visits in Columbus and Logan
Anne Archer of Columbus visited her parents in Murray City on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Joe Archer hosted relatives. The Hopkins family and Lloyd Robey's relatives were also in Columbus. Velma Poppetry and Julia Toth visited in Columbus. William Thomas Ray Hysell and Julia Toth spent Sunday with their grandparents. Howard Bush visited his parents in Logan.
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Murray City
Anne Archer
Columbus
Joe Archer
Theodore Hopkins
Absentee Ballot Applications Rise in Hocking County
Logan November 1. As the 1931 absentee ballot period closed sixty five had already secured ballots. By Thursday Friday and Saturday more disabled voters had applied, bringing total applications to 78 in Hocking County, election board records show.
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Logan
Hocking County
Election Board
Malloy residence tree collapse damages roof
A decayed shade tree at George Malloy’s home on South High Street fell Monday night after being attacked by decay. The falling limb struck the house causing significant damage to the slate roof.
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Logan
George Malloy
South High Street
Zeigler Daughter Fractures Wrist at Halloween Party
Betty Zeigler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Zeigler, fractured her right wrist in a fall during a Halloween party in Logan on Monday night.
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Logan
Betty
C. W. Zeigler
Logan youths cited in robbery case before juvenile court
Four youths Charles Hale Warren Pope Eugene Groves and John Groves were brought before Mayor Bright for arraignment on robbery charges tied to a Friday night holdup of Eber Wolfe. Final disposition will rest with Judge Ewing. Supt G E Carr named secretary treasurer of the Southeastern Ohio Educational Association at the Jackson conference.
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Logan
G. E. Carr
Southeastern Ohio Educational Association
Jackson
Coach John Longley Convalesces After Appendicitis Operation
Logan November 1 Coach John Longley is convalescing at Columbus Hospital after an appendicitis operation more than two weeks ago. His recovery is steady though slow with a chance he may return home by Saturday or Sunday.
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Logan
John Longley
Columbus
Famous Gems To Be Auctioned in Paris
Jenny Dolly of the Dolly sisters will auction jewels once valued at 1,000,000 dollars on November 16 in Paris. She is recovering in a Paris nursing home after a motor accident. The 30-piece collection, turned over to the municipal pawn shop, includes a 4,000,000 franc square diamond ring a pear shaped central necklace and several emeralds.
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Paris
U.P
Jenny Dolly
Dolly Sisters
Miss Dolly
Girl Scout Notes on Meetings and Bake Sale
The pioneering troop led by Miss Tommie Meesey will meet Thursday at 3:30 PM in the Junior High Scout Room. Weather permitting they will hike to Camp Rotan for further work. Troop 1 meets Thursday at 3:15 PM in the Junior High Scout Room with Mrs E McClure. Troop 8 led by Miss Mildred Hammond runs a bake sale at the Majestic Theater Saturday at 9 AM followed by a picture show to benefit the Scouts.
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Tommie Meesey
Camp Rotan
E. McClure
Mildred Hammond
Majestic Theater
Woman Pleads Guilty to Vandalizing Tires in Logan
Malicious destruction of property charged Adeline Werner of Rockbridge Rt. 1 in Logan. Lemma Galbraith accused her of destroying three automobile tires with an axe. She pleaded guilty in the court of Magistrate W. W. Martin.
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Logan
Adeline Werner
Rockbridge
W. W. Martin
Lemma Galbraith
Galbraith
Cubans Study Debts Plan Amid Financial Crisis
Havana reports a cabinet discussion on repudiating foreign debts allegedly contracted illegitimately by former President Gerardo Machado. The plan stems from Cuba’s severe finances with unpaid taxes and dwindling revenues, possibly touching debts linked to the Chase National Bank investigations in Washington.
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Havana
Gerardo Machado
United States Senate
Washington
Chase National Bank
Halloween Party for Naomi Bible Class at The Plains
The Naomi Bible Class of The Plains Methodist held its annual Halloween party in the Harry Porter garage. About 40 members and their families attended with masked guests, games, contests, and musical entertainment by Mike Vessalo, Joe Vessalo, and Veno Matson.
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the Plains
Naomi
Plains Methodist Episcopal Church
Harry Porter
Mike Vessalo
Joe Vessalo
Veno Matson
Ray Michael
Gay Circle
Nora Graves
Tom Porter
Zine Courtney
Floyd Shafer
George Shamer
Kenneth Powell
Logan Rotary hears W Deffenbaugh on citizen duty to vote
Lancaster attorney William Deffenbaugh spoke to the Logan Rotary Club at the Easterling Club House on Monday night. His address titled The Duty of a Citizen to Vote urged civic participation and described the citizen’s responsibilities in elections.
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Logan
William Deffenbaugh
Lancaster
Mines Active and Marked for Work in Chauncey Area
Chauncey reports ten mines worked Tuesday and nine mines marked for work today. The active mines include Hocking Kimberly Lick Run and entries p. 255 No. 15 No. 68 No. 107 No. 219 and No. 119.
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Chauncey
Hocking
Kimberly
Lick Run
Graf Zeppelin Makes Farewell Circuit Over Capitol
The Graf Zeppelin circles the Capitol in a farewell salute on its way back to Germany from the Century of Progress in Chicago. Seville, Spain, was announced as the first scheduled stop on the return voyage.
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Capitol
Germany
Century of Progress
Chicago
Seville
Yodel Kitchen Hosts Cooking Class Emphasizing Homemaking Aids
A newspaper note promotes a cooking class highlighting automatic appliances and safe foods. The speaker lauds homemakers for driving better refrigerators ranges and kitchen cabinets, while manufacturers improve foods and delivery. Sessions begin Tuesday at 2 pm with free gifts and recipes, no admission.
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Washington
White Recommends Building of Airships
Governor White urged the construction of a new Navy dirigible and a smaller training airship in a letter to Harold L. Ickes. The plan, presented after talks with Rep. Don W. Harter and Goodyear Zeppelin reps, would create about 1500 jobs within three weeks of orders.
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Columbus
U.P
U. S. Navy
U. S
Don W. Harter
Akron
L. E. Judd
Goodyear-Zeppelin Corporation
Macon
Social notes from Long Run and nearby gatherings
Long Run residents share visits with the Love and Cooley families. Potluck at Clarks Chapel Ladies' Aid with Joy Jeannine present. George Love reports a rich potato harvest around 80 bushes weighing 12.5 pounds. Several calls and town visits occur, with names including Elizabeth Cooley, Forest Gwinn, Pleasant Hill, Athens, New Brighton, and others noted among neighborly activities.
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Clint Frost
George Love
Stanley Cooley
Joy Jeannine
Clarks Chapel
Forest Gwinn
Robert
Pleasant Hill
Local Social Roundup From Bishopville To World Fair Visit
Bishopville residents recount visits to Cleveland and Millertown including Ira Falls and Charles Roberts Sr. The Standleys and family toured the World’s Fair by excursion. A Get-Together Club pie social at the Townhouse funded a piano. Local painting by Leslie Chappelear continues. A birth is announced for Roy Harrison’s family with grandparents named. Community calls on J D McDonald. Easier family visits A B Phillips. Huntington visitor O R Herbert hosts. Frank Williams undergoes appendicitis surgery in Columbus. Ira Kasier hosts company.
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Ira Falls
Cleveland
Cook
Charles Roberts
Millertown
J. W. Palmer
John Standley
Merle
Thelma
Harold Ahle
Leslie Chappelear
Mountville
Roy Harrison
Fairview
Frank Harrison
Ringgold
Jesse Withem
Bart Johnson
Vinnie Johnson
Ferndale
J. D. McDonald
Miles Easier
A. B. Phillips
Oriena Herbert
Huntington
W. Va
Charles Pedicord
Frank Williams
Zack Williams
Columbus
Ira Kasier
Weekend Guests Visit Friends and Relatives Across Towns
Numerous residents and relatives are listed as visiting and staying with families in Burr Oak Jacksonville Logan Huntington and Trimble including J J Shepard Forest Pedicord Milhoan Householder Stump McMullin Wilson Standley McDonald Dennison and Grimes. A Halloween party attendance and a Community Club shower for Mrs Byron Grimes were noted.
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J. J. Shepard
Forest
Burr Oak
Frank Pedicord
Community social in Letart Falls and weekend visits
Letart Falls hosts monthly M E League social at Community Hall. Weekend and weekday visits include Ruth Marr Leora Roush at Letart and Leeward area residents like Mrs Oscar Liveing Mrs Eugene Slaughter Mrs C E Sayre and many local families sharing Halloween parties and weekend hospitality with relatives from Columbus Charleston Huntington and Cottageville.
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M. E. League
Community Hall
Ruth Marr
Leora Roush
Oscar Liveing
Letart
W. Va
Eugene Slaughter
Cottageville
C. E. Sayre
Charley Sayre
Apple Grove
J. D. Law
Orville Shields
Arthur Roush
Homer Shank
Early Roush
John Quillin
J. D. Roush
Roberta
Robert Sayre
Carrie Miller
Wilber
Roy Roush
Charlies Brown
Charleston
Waldo Keistling
H. M. Jenkinson
Gallipolis
George Price
Huntington
Clarks Chapel Ladies Sell Cookies and Doughnuts Next Saturday
Clarks Chapel Ladies Aid Society will sell cookies and doughnuts next Saturday with orders to be delivered and surplus left at Pickerington's Creamery. The group held a meeting hosted by Mrs Charles Bolin with ten members present and a pot luck supper ending with plans for the November 22 gathering. Nearby families visited and Halloween activities included a masquerade at the Bell home with prizes for best impersionation and longest masking.
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Pickerington
Ladies Aid Society
Charles Bolin
Mary Snow
Harry Bolin
George Kaler
Bess White
Athens
Joe Robinson
Elizabeth Tucker
Alfred
James Bell
Carl Frischie
Wapakoneta
Lucille Carpenter
Stanley Cooley
Little
Long Run
W. Carpenter
Charles Sanborn
Everett Williams
Bell Home
Ladies Aid
Richard Phillips
Wed nesday Club Hosts Meeting With Halloween Theme
Albany reports a Wednesday Club gathering at Mrs. O. D. Dalley home with Mrs. J. E. Cline presiding. Two new members Mrs. Dayton Hoffee and Mrs. Hunter MacFarlan joined. District convention reports shared by Mrs. Dailey Lash and Miller. A Money discourse by Cline followed, featuring history and current economics. Tea, pumpkins, and a vegetable bouquet centerpiece marked the event.
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O. D. Dalley
J. E. Cline
Dayton Hoffee
Hunter MacFarlan
Jackson
Eldon Dailey
Ed Lash
L. F. Miller
Beth Dailey
Aldine
Earl Radcliffe
Mary Elizabeth Jones
C. A Richey
Halloween Birthday Parties and Local Visits
Sunday guests included Miss Carrie Richey and the Jones household with Morris Butt and family from Johnstown Ohio. Beth Dailey turned five, honored at a party by Eldon Dailey, with games and a birthday cake.
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Anthony Toerner
Logan
Carrie Richey
C. N. Jones
J. E. Morris
Amil Butt
Johnstown
Mona Jean
Gretta Leadinghans
Dorothy Robins
Betty Lou Ewing
Ruth Russell
Betty Charlene Zimmerman
Mary Lou van Dyke
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Murray City Briefs
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Cooley
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Albert Perry
Nanna
New Brighton
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Ruth Bobo
Maxine Lowther
Elizabeth Cooley
Liza Perry
Hanning
Reuben Misner
Lillian Cooley
Eva Carpenter
Charles Bobo
Perrys
Bishopville
Charles Milhoan
Dorothea, Charles, Jr
Mary Margaret
Jacksonville
Cora Householder
Orleana Herbert
Louis Stump
Charlene
Ella Geinsberg
Clara McMullin
Ralph McMullin
Anna Wilson
Trimble
Misa Jessie Wilson
McLeish
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John
Don
J. M. McDonald
Jessie
Marguerite
Don Withem
Community Club
Byron Grimes
Alice Dennison
Dave Dennison
Letart Falls
Albany
Dele
Vernon
Auditoriu
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Grace Webban
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