Absent and Disabled Voters Ballot Record in Hocking County
Absent and disabled voters set a new county record with 473 ballot applications issued by the election board in the 30 days before Saturday. Logan residents accounted for 216 of the total. Final day saw 71 ballots issued as workers outside the city sought voting access. turnout expected to peak near 3,150 local votes. Absent ballots came from as far as Los Angeles, Miami, New York, and Detroit.
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Hocking County
Election Board
Los Angeles
San Diego
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Final Precinct Meetings Held by Logan Republican Women
Logan Republican women hold final precinct meetings across the city with a noon gathering at Mrs. Della J. Hanse’s home and seven thirty evening sessions led by local hostesses. County candidates are presented at the noon event.
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Logan
Della J. Hanse
N. High &Sr
Clinton Webb
Warner Ave
Chioe Wonn
Church St
Charles Chidister
Vance Webb
N. Walnut St
Fred BE. Hull
Second St
James Miller
May Bray
Gallagher Ave
Will Move to Wooster Frenier Family To Relocate
Mr and Mrs Carl Frenier formerly of this city will move to Wooster this week after residing in Mt Pleasant where Mr Frenier was employed. Mrs Frenier visited relatives here over the weekend.
Water outage hits fifty Logan families. repairs underway
Eastern Logan telephone service failed Sunday when a water-penetrated conduit disrupted lines affecting about fifty families. Repair work has begun to restore service.
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Logan
Logan Sets Polling Places for Election Day
Logan election officials list polling sites in the city and rural precincts with no boundary changes since the May primary. Sites include 1A McBroom plant 1B Effie Price residence 1C Lizzie Kitchen residence 1D Harry Chidister residence 2A Bright milk station 2B William Hansel residence 2C James Blosser building 3A Mayor’s office 3B Richards residence 4A Harry Fitzgerald residence 4B Kate McBride residence Falls Elks building 2 health department office in courthouse.
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Logan — Election Board
Logan
McBroom
Effie Price
Lizzie Kitchen
Furnace &T
Harry Chidister
Church St
Bright Milk Station
William Hansel
East St
James Blosser
Railroad Ave
Richards
Depot
Harry Fitzgerald
W. Second St
Kate McBride
W. Front &T. Falls
Elks
Falls
Health Department
Courthouse
North Orchard St
N. Walnut St
Logan Brief Social Notes
Mr and Mrs Harry Bell and now David of Mt Pleasant Michigan are here for a visit with Mr and Mrs T R Walburn and Mr and Mrs C H Bell Mr and Mrs I W Hartman left today for their home in Mt Pleasant Michigan after a visit with local friends Miss Anna May Mills New Straite ville was a social visitor in Logan Sunday evening Women in Social Service was the subject discussed by Miss Bea Ross at the luncheon meeting of the Saturday Club at the White House Mrs Arthur Miller was hostess Roll call was Heroines of Social Service Fall flowers and place cards in keeping with the Halloween season were used Guests were Mrs William Miller Mrs Phil Techappat Mrs M A Campbell Mrs Warren Bright Mrs Carrie Durr and Mrs Lester Risch
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Harry Bell
David
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
T. R. Walburn
C. H. Bell
I. W. Hartman
Anna May Mills
New Straiteville
Logan
Bea Ross
Saturday Club
White House
Arthur Miller
Roll Call
William Miller
Phil Techappat
M. A. Campbell
Warren Bright
Carrie Durr
Lester Risch
Hundreds Gather for Legion Halloween Parade in Gallipolis
Rain threatened to stop the American Legion Halloween parade in Gallipolis city park but the light show ended as entrants moved past the judges. Poe Bradbury announced winners to about 1,000 listeners plus crowds on sidewalks. Prizes went to children and teens for best dressed, most comical and foreign costumes, with Ghosts and original couples noted.
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Gallipolis
American Legion
Poe Bradbury
Second St
Peggy Howell
Kitty Lou Muirhead
Betty Catherine
Ina Louise Brown
Sonny Oliver
Dorothy Cox
Paul Sagen
Garland Folden
Aileen Gibbs
Eleanor Lanthorn
Letha Wilson
Virginia Lee Stovers
Daisy Slayton
Paul Graham
Hazel Kinder
Rosa Merritt
Peggy Anne Rathburn
Jessie Lemon
Ella Swain
Ohio Township
Nina O'Dell
Mary Anna Cottrell
Dorothy White
Virgil Springer
Lillie Fellore
R. Boggs
Grace Hazlett
Georgia Potter
Margaret Mayes
Genevieve Williams
Grace Morgan
Thurman
Margaret Bradbury
Fred Wheeler
Edna Ervin
Gallia County Democratic Rally Draws Large Crowd
About 1500 people packed the city park for the Gallia County Democratic ox roast with many left without sandwiches. John A. Marshall of the District Unemployment Compensation Bureau spoke against Republican claims, following Kenneth M. Petrie, Democratic representative to the General Assembly from Crawford County.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
John A. Marshall
District Unemployment Compensation Bureau
Washington, D. C
Marshall
Kenneth M. Petrie
General Assembly
Crawford County
Logan Arthur Navarra Arrested for Intoxication in Athens
Arthur Navarra of Athens was arrested Saturday by Sheriff Joe Farbearn on a charge of intoxication. He was arraigned before Magistrate H. B. Whitehart and pled guilty, receiving a $5 fine plus costs.
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Logan
Arthur Navarra
Athens
Joe Farbearn
B. Whitehart
Akron woman leaves caring for baby and Mrs Stillwell
Pauline Mosier of Akron who has been here two weeks assisting in the care of Mrs. Paul F E Stillwell and her baby returned to her home Sunday.
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Logan
Pauline Mosier
Akron
Paul FE. Stillwell
Logan Democrats Wind Up Campaign Meeting Near Courthouse
Logan Democrats finished a local campaign with a Saturday evening meeting near the courthouse. A sound truck from the county wide caravan was used. County candidates were presented by Chairman Phil A. Henderson.
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Logan
Phil A. Henderson
Logan Woman in Serious Condition After Major Surgery
Information from Columbus hospital shows Mrs. John Lee of Logan remains in serious condition after a major operation performed Thursday. Mr. Lee and other family members traveled to Columbus Saturday to be at her bedside.
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Logan
Columbus Hospital
John Lee
Logan Halloweeners Ruin Political Posters
Logan Halloween activities in Logan Saturday night followed the usual program with masked revelers and costumes. Windows smeared with soap and grease, political stickers, corn, confetti and rubbish litter the streets. Private property damage reported as political placards and lithographs suffered heavy tolls from both sides.
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Logan
Middleport to Visit Logan in Final Home Contest
Logan Chieftains aim to rebound after another defeat as they host Middleport on Friday in the last home game of the season. Newcomers likely to start in the backfield led by Cole Fitzgerald Karashner and Thomas after strong recent form.
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LOGAN
Jackson
Logan Chieftains
Middleport
Cole
Fitzgerald
Karashner
Thomas
Karshner
Logan-Denver Merz Arrested for Intoxication in Local Custody
Logan-Denver Merz was taken into custody Saturday by Deputy Nellia Smith on a charge of intoxication. His guilty plea at arraignment before Magistrate B. Whitehart resulted in a $5 fine plus costs.
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Logan
Denver Merz
Nellia Smith
B. Whitehart
Collision at Front and Mulberry injures no one
Cars owned by James Moore of Newark and Okley Smith of this city collided at the Front and Mulberry intersection Saturday. No passengers were injured. Chief Lew Reynolds investigated the incident.
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LOGAN
James Moore
Newark
Okley Smith
Mulberry
Lew Reynolds
Drunken Driver Fined One Hundred Dollars in Oroville Case
John Pummell of Sand Run crashed a parked car in Oroville. Deputy Nellis Smith arrested him for driving while intoxicated. After arraignment before Magistrate S. B. Whitehart he pled guilty, was fined $100 plus costs, and banned from driving for six months.
Longley's Team Secures Sixth Straight Victory
Logan Ashland High School led by coach John Longley won its sixth straight game this season. The team shut out scoring until the last moments, defeating Marion 14 to 12 in a close matchup.
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Longley
Logan
Ashland High School
John Longley
Ashland
Marion
Ford Visit in Columbus for Ill Brother Bruce Ford
Logan Mr and Mrs Clarence Ford visited Columbus Sunday to see Bruce Ford who is seriously ill at his home. The Fords are brothers.
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Logan
Clarence Ford
Columbus
Bruce Ford
Fords
Absent Ballot Deadlines Near Misses in Logan Area
Logan voters see last minute activity as absent ballot requests surface. Jack Mount submitted an application at 11 50 Saturday night while working in Somerset. Earl Harper rushed from Newark to Logan to vote just before the deadline. The first of 473 applicants, Earl Elberfeld, had his ballot in Los Angeles during a wedding trip to Hawaii.
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Logan
Jack Mount
Somerset
Earl Harper
Newark
Earl Elberefeld
Los Angeles
Hawaii
Logan Zanner Leaves Home for Troy Change in Work
Logan Zanner, five weeks recovering at home from influenza, departs for Troy. He is employed by Western Union as a reserve manager.
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Logan
Charles Zanner
Troy
The
Western Union
Mrs Boice Honored as Grand Secretary in Ohio Eastern Star
Mrs Bessie Fargo Boice of Cheshire is again chosen grand secretary of the Ohio Eastern Star Lodge in Columbus, a role she has held since 1914. She is daughter of Mrs Biella Fargo and wife of George A Boice born in Kyger Gallia County. She also served as an appointive officer in the general grand chapter from 1925 to 1928.
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Gallipolis
Bessie Fargo Boice
Cheshire
Ohio Eastern Star Lodge
Columbus
Biella Fargo
George A. Boice
Kyger
Gallia County
Mra. Boice
The
Local youths charged with store theft in Gallipolis
Harold Dent and Woodrow Cremeens of Poplar Ridge were arrested Saturday night by Patrolman W B Cooper on a Murphy Store Second Street complaint. They allegedly took five pipes a flashlight battery and a sweater from the store opposite the park.
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Gallipolis
Harold Dent
Woodrow Cremeens
Poplar Ridge
W. B. Cooper
Murphy
Second St
Loot Parked Auto Stolen in Gallipolis
Fifty dollars worth of newly purchased merchandise was stolen from C. F. Tompkins' car parked behind Kroger Grocery on Saturday night. Loot included a pair of shoes a grey felt hat a brown suit and a dress shirt plus other articles.
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Gallipolis
C. F. Tompkins
Kroger
Ward One Voters to Cast Ballots in Court 81 Room
Gallipolis residents in the First Ward were told by Committeeman Fred H. Hanson they will vote Tuesday in the former Sawyers Music Store room on Court Street 81.
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Gallipolis
Fred H. Hanson
Sawyers Music Store
Court 81
Hayes-Tower Marriage License Granted in Gallipolis
A marriage license was issued to Orville Hayes age 35 of Dunbar West Virginia and Alma Hartley Tower age 35 native of East Liverpool in Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
Orville Hayes
Dunbar
W. Va
Alma Hartley Tower
East Liverpool
Betz Rees Jones Campaign Sidelined by Falls in Gallipolis
Republicans in Gallipolis report candidate Robert M. Betz and Lucille Rees confined to homes after falls while Dan C. Jones, running for commissioner, is in bed after being injured.
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Gallipolis
Robert M. Betz
Lucille Rees
Dan C. Jones
Logan Dr Allen Confined at W Second S S Residence
The report states Dr C Allen, Logan's oldest practitioner, is confined at the W Second S S residence by witnesses. The note provides limited details on the confinement and its circumstances.
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Logan
Dr. C. ©. Allen
W. Second
S&s
Iitness
Crown City Marshals Seek Faster Police Cars
Gallia County officials report Crown City marshals request faster vehicles to chase speedsters on Route 7. Regular marshal Stanley Watts earns $1 monthly plus fines and costs, with his uncle Mirandy Watts at $40 monthly. deputy's pay was $28 after deductions.
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Gallipolis
Crown City
Stanley Watts
Mirandy Watts
James Topping rites held at Rio Grande
James Alexander Topping age 86 died Friday night at the home of his daughter Mrs William Mossman Thurman ten days after his wife’s death. Funeral at Rio Grande Methodist Episcopal Church burial at Thurman. Survived by six children including Laura Toth Fayetteville Ark Rachel Mossman Kate Topping James Ira Topping Detroit Martin Sanford Topping and Sanford Topping. eleven grandchildren four great grandchildren and six great great grandchildren.
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Gallipolis
James Alexander Topping
William Mossman
Thurman
Sanford
England
Topping
America
Rio Grande Methodist Episcopal Church
Mossman
Laura Toth
Fayetteville
Ark
Margaret Topping
Cheshire
Rachel Mossman
Kate Topping
Athens
James Ira Topping
Detroit
Martin Sanford Topping
Swanton
Ohio
Sanford Topping
Waverly
Major Houck To Lead Red Cross in Gallia
Gallia county Red Cross board elected Major H. E. Houck as chairman with Mrs. Wayne Booth as vice chair and Miss Margaret Shuler as secretary treasurer. J. Paul Mossman named roll call chairman and Rev. George Sagen roll call publicity chairman. Other members include Mrs. Martha Cousins and Rev. L. W. Gishler among others.
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Esther Priestley
E. W. Edwards
Wayne Booth
Hollis Johnston
W. T. Packer
J. B. Ryan
H. E. Houck
Steve Clark
Burglary Attempted at O. O. McIntyre Home
Thieves tried to break into the newly furnished O. O. McIntyre residence on State Street early Friday. The former Gallipolis resident and New York City columnist has not visited the redecorated, now unoccupied home since it was refurnished.
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Gallipolis
O. O. McIntyre
State St
New York City
4-H Club Council to Attend District Conference in Jackson
Gallia County 4 H Club Council officers will attend a district conference in Jackson on Friday November 6 County Agent R R Starbuck announced.
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Gallipolis
4-H Club Council
Gallia County
Jackson
R. R. Starbuck
Two Arrested After Money Dispute at Shop
Gallipolis police arrest Howard Money and Gilbert Bostic after a Saturday night dispute over five dollars. Money claimed Bostic grabbed his change after a purchase of overalls. Officers found 2.73 dollars on Bostic and booked both for intoxication.
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Gallipolis
Howard Moneypenny
Gilbert Bostic
Chester Leaper
W. B. Cooper
Bostic
Boat Yards Secure Order for Huge Towboat
The Marietta Manufacturing Plant at Pt. Pleasant West Virginia has secured a contract to build a large towboat for the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey and plans to launch it early next March. The plant currently employs 275 workers with potential payroll growth to 400 by mid winter, mostly skilled mechanics. A second towboat is under construction for the International Petroleum Company.
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Gallipolis
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Marietta
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
International Petroleum Company
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