Red Cross Roll Call Nears in Logan with 150 Volunteers
Logan reports 18 volunteer workers will open the annual Red Cross Roll Call for Hocking County Wednesday. Funds go to the American Red Cross. Judge Whitcraft urges the Red Cross as best equipped to ease suffering and aid communities. Red Cross Juniors plan a school demonstration at 3:30 p.m. if weather permits. Folk tunes and dances will feature as six of 37 nations are represented by the International Red Cross Societies.
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Logan
Red Cross
Hocking County
American Red Cross
Harley M. Whitcraft
United States
International Red Cross Societies
Stubborn Coughs Ended by Home Recipe Claim
A housewives remedy promises quick relief from stubborn coughs using Pinex mixed with sugar syrup at home. The ad touts easy preparation, large yield, non spoiling shelf life, and pleasant taste, claiming guaranteed relief or money back.
Meyer Returns to Law Practice After Coaching Erin High
Harley Meyer resumed his law office duties in Logan after five weeks coaching Logan High School football and directing gym classes. The refresher in coaching followed an emergency season, with local followers praising his untiring efforts and the team’s successful run.
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Logan
Harley Meyer
John Longley
Upper Arlington High School
Meyer
Acreage Placed in Wheat Adjustment Plan in Hocking County
Logan Nov 21 30 farmers in Hocking County sign contracts to keep 802 acres of land idle in wheat for the next two years under the wheat adjustment program. The usual yield on this acreage runs about 15 686 bushels annually and the idle land will yield each year about 1699 dollars to the participating farmers under the adjustments.
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Logan
Hocking County
Curl boy improves after lime burn to eyes
Logan, Nov. 21 Mack Curl son of Mr and Mrs A J Curl sustained eye injuries when lime struck his face Friday while working on the athletic field. He is improving bandages removed from the right eye Sunday sight not impaired and the other eye believed saved as well
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Logan
Citizens Savings Fourth Claims List Filed for Court Approval
Fourth list of depositor claims against the Citizens Savings Association was filed Saturday with the clerk of courts for approval by Judge Harley M. Whitcraft. Liquidation proceeds steadily under J. W. McLannah, assigned by Paul T. Warner supervisor of building and loan associations for Ohio.
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Logan
Citizens Savings Association
Harley M. Whitcraft
J. W. Mclannah
Paul T. Warner
Ohio
Owen Mfg Co Plant Liquidation Finished
Logan November 21 After receivers took charge April 7 1931 Owen Mfg Co affairs liquidated and final account filed for immediate approval Rexford Hyre Cleveland and Joe Case Logan receivers disposed of stock equipment and buildings and distributed funds to creditors work approved and receivers discharged
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Logan
Owen Mfg
Common Pleas
Rexford Hyre
Cleveland
Joe
Case
Fitzgerald Hints Service Director Choice, Names Kept
Mayor elect Kenneth R. Fitzgerald said he has about decided on his service director but will not announce the name for several days. He plans to consider other cabinet members while finalizing the major appointment.
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Logan
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
New Trial Plea Fails in False Arrest Case
Logan November 21 The motion for a new trial on damages by Albert Laszlo against George Gears Ward Township constable and his bondsmen E A Person and Edmund R Davenport was overruled by Judge Harley M Whitcraft. A verdict awarded Laszlo $300 in damages for a false arrest. After the ruling the court entered judgment against the defendants.
Pearl Tilton Dead Former Hocking Countian
Pearl J. Tilton, long a New Straitsville meat cutter and Logan resident, died in Wisconsin from complications after a prolonged illness. He had visited Logan this fall, and his wife died in Wisconsin years earlier. Mrs Tilton hailed from Hocking County and many relatives remain there. Lola G. Spencer was granted a divorce from Howard E. Spencer by Judge Harley M. Whitcraft on grounds of adultery with custody to the mother and a division of household goods.
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Logan
Wisconsin
Pearl J. Tilton
New Straitaville
R. G. Webb and Company
Tilton
Hocking County
531 Men Are Given Work On Civil Works Projects
Logan Ohio area allocates 531 laborers 33 foremen 12 teams and 12 trucks to county and state civil works Monday. 335 men on county jobs 200 on state forces drawn from relief lists payrolls to Marietta daily. city sewer projects planned pending approval and more workers to follow from unemployed ranks.
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Logan
Hocking County
Death of Farm Strike Nears
The midwestern farm strike subsided as two Wisconsin farm organizations withdrew their support and declared the strike ended in the state. An official end to the strike, begun October 21, was expected when delegates from Farm Holiday Associations meet Milo Reno in Omaha, Nebraska.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Midwestern
Milo Reno
Omaha
Neb
Athens Seeks Share of Work
Athens plans to start Civil Works projects paying 40 cents per hour for common labor and 60 cents for skilled work, with 30 hours weekly and Saturday pay. Dowler aims to confirm projects soon, including parks, sewers, and possible sewing work for women, funded partly by gasoline taxes. Materials capped at 20 percent. city to share half.
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Dowler
Athens City
Belford Nelson
Athens County
State Civil Works Administration
College Street
West State Street
Ohio wholesale grocery sales fall in October
Ohio wholesale grocery sales declined 11.3 percent in October, reports the Ohio State University of Business Research and the Ohio Wholesale Grocers Association. October sales were 9.1 percent higher than last year, with strongest activity in the southwest and weakest in the northwest.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
Ohio State University of Business Research
Ohio Wholesale Grocers’ Associations
Stepping on Chicken Bone Death in Kenton Area
In Kenton on Nov 21 a fatal case is reported where Charles Gene Tresseil II died from lockjaw caused by stepping on a sharp chicken bone on Oct 31. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Lee Tresseil of near Ada.
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Kenton
Charles Gene Tresseil, II
Lee Tresseil
Ada
Nelsonville Couple Wed in Chauncey Matinee
Ivor Darnell of Canaanville and Miss Rachell Birtcher of Nelsonville were married in Chauncey last Friday at the home of Magistrate M. B. Tucker on Converse Street. The couple plan to reside in Canaanville.
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Chauncey
Ivor Darnell
Canaanville
Rachell. Birtcher
Nelsonville
M. B. Tucker
Converse Street
Darnell
Logan Knights Templar to Elect Officers Tonight
Logan Commandery Knights Templar votes on officers at the regular conclave tonight with lunch to follow. Logan Chapter 75 Royal Arch Masons also elects officers Friday night with a lunch after the session.
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Logan
Logan Commandery
Knights Templar
Logan Legion to Meet Evening After Schedule Change
Logan Post of the American Legion will hold an important executive committee session tonight. Meeting nights are now the first and third Tuesdays of each month instead of every Tuesday.
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Logan
Logan Post
The
American Legion
Logan Matron Named for Courthouse Rest Rooms
Logan Navy 21 Mrs Samuel Walker of East Hunter Street was named matron of the rest rooms at the courthouse last week by commissioners. She replaces Mrs Bessie Fox who left the city two months ago for Chicago to stay with relatives.
Laurelville deputy registrar named for motor vehicles
Logan reports B. W. Friend of Laurelville has been named deputy registrar of motor vehicles for the Laurelville area. Public announcement from Logan registrar remains unmade.
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Logan
B. W. Friend
Laurelville
Lawrence Wollett Surrenders to Ohio Penitentiary
Logan Ohio November 21 Lawrence Wollett committed to the Ohio Penitentiary Saturday by Judge Whitcraft was transported Monday afternoon to the prison by Sheriff Sol Ellinger preserving a quiet transfer.
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Logan
Lawrence Wollett
Ohio Penitentiary
Whitcraft
Sol Ellinger
Logan High welcomes Miss Mary Keister
Miss Mary Keister of Carroll entered Logan High School Monday and will stay with her sister Mrs Kermit Ringhiser of Logan Route 5. She is a junior.
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Logan
Mary Keister
Carroll
Logan High School
Kermit Ringhiser
Logan R. D
Marriage License Issued to Clark and Barton in Ohio
Gallipolis report notes Judge J. S. Clark granted a marriage license Monday to George S. Clark age 65 of Beaver and Delila Barton age 62 of Vinton both formerly married.
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Clark
Georges
Beaver
Delila Barton
Vinton
Rules on Hiring Ployed by Office
Gallipolis November 21 All men hired on county relief work after December 1 will be employed through the county federal re employment office a letter to B Lewis Jones local re employment director announced yesterday Present county employees are not hired now through the re employment service.
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Gallipolis
B. Lewis Jones
Bible Conference Speaker Addresses Gallipolis Rotary
Rev. Jacob Peltz of Chicago Illinois spoke to the Gallipolis Rotary Club Tuesday night during his Bible conference at the First Baptist Church this week.
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Gallipolis
Jacob Peltz
Chicago
Ill
First Baptist Church
Duff and Higgins attend district young people meeting
Rev and Mrs W W Duff and Mr and Mrs E E Higgins with eight youths from the First Presbyterian Church attended a district young people’s meeting at the Athens Presbyterian Church on Sunday afternoon.
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Gallipolis
W. W. Duff
E. E. Higgins
First Presbyterian Church
Athens Presbyterian Church
Specialty Shop to Open in Masonic Building
Gallipolis reports the Specialty Shop run by William Deardorff and Don Turley is set to open in the Masonic Building within days. Local notes include Denson Oberlin game attendance, county principals meeting, residents moving, Ladies Auxiliary meeting at Mrs. Otho Shires, study book chapters and devotional remarks, church sermons and upcoming Cavalry Church Night program with a slide lecture.
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Gallipolis
William Deardorff
Don Turley
RIO Grande News
Rio Grande
P. R. Lyne
Denison-Oberlin
Cambridge
L. T. Cottrell
Bradbury
Beavis
State Department
David Williams
John D. Williams
Ladies Auxiliary
The
Baptist Church
Otho Shires
Sarah Shires
W. T. Packer
Margaret Bohn
Rachel Jones
Carrie Lucas
Rose Eagle
River Notes from Gallipolis Dam and Coal Operations
Steamer Sam Craig tied up at Gallipolis ice piers while re-arranging a steel tow for Memphis and New Orleans from Pittsburgh. A barge of steel for Winfield Dam construction arrived at Pt. Pleasant. First steel piling for Eureka Dam cofferdams left in two barges at the site. Marmet Coal's Raymond City mine tipple to be rebuilt after a fire that displaced about 2,000 miners. Packet Senator Cordill came from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati early Monday. Towboat Martha returned from Dam 26 after delivering equipment.
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Gallipolis
Sam Craig
Union Barge Line
Memphis
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Winfield Dam
Pt. Pleasant
Eureka Dam
Dravo Construction Company
Tipple
Raymond City
Marmet Coal Company
Senator Cordill
Cincinnati
Martha
Chauncey Phillips Taken to Federal Hospital After Threats
Chauncey Phillips, an ex service man from Ohio Township, was taken to the Chillicothe Federal Hospital on Monday for treatment after deputies were called when he allegedly threatened his father-in-law with a shotgun. He gained notoriety two years ago by barricading his home during officers’ pursuit before his commitment to the hospital. Paul Wood of Gallia was admitted to Holzer Hospital for a minor operation, and Charlies Small of Gallipolis was dismissed.
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Gallipolis
Chauncey Phillips
Ohio Township
Chillicothe Federal Hospital
Phillips
Federal Hospital
Paul Wood
Gallia
Holzer Hospital
Charlies Small
Galipolis
Gallia County Gets 65 State Highway Maintenance Jobs
Gallia County workers begin state highway maintenance in November with 65 men employed this month. Earl M. Brown, superintendent, reported yesterday.
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Gallipolis
State Highway Department
Gallia County
Earl M. Brown
Grass Fire Threatens Maple Shade Stables at Callia Fairgrounds
A grass and weed fire burned over five acres in Maple Shade near the Callia County Fairgrounds on Monday afternoon but caused no damage after Gallipolis firefighters responded to extinguish the blaze.
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Gallipolis
Callia County Fairgrounds
Gallia Board Approves Macadam for Mud Road
Gallia County Commissioners set aside nearly six miles of mud road in Springfield and Perry Townships for macadam paving funded by a federal school bus program. The project runs along Raccoon Creek from John Gills farm to near Cora, with the county covering its share of the federal appropriation.
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Gallipolis
Springfield
Perry
Gallia
State Highway Department
Raccoon Creek
John Gills
Cora
C. E. Fife
Columbus
RFC
Gallia County
Ohio
Board of Commissioners
Petition Tall Portion of Cera Gallipolis High School
Partial OCR fragment shows a petition related to Clay Township and the Gallipolis High School, involving the school district and a local land or school site matter. The readable text mentions Cera and a petition to the school.
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Gallipolis
Clay T & En
A High
Jand ‘Ae
Mrs. Niday Renamed Gallipolis Vehicle Registrar
Mrs. Goldie V. Niday, already deputy motor vehicles registrar for Gallipolis, will continue in office under State Highway Director O. W. Merrell. Her new appointment was announced Monday, and she is to open an office in the Park Central Hotel building to distribute 1934 vehicle tags starting December 1.
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Gallipolis
Goldie V. Niday
George S. Myers
O. W. Merrell
Grocery firm managers meet in Gallipolis
Thirty managers and employees of Vans Brothers stores in Gallipolis and nearby towns attended the monthly meeting of the grocery company at the Southern Ohio Electric Company dining room Monday night.
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Gallipolis
Vans Brothers
Pt. Pleasant
Middleport
Pomeroy
Oak Hill
Jackson
Chillicothe
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Proctorville Visitors and Hospital Note Update
In Gallipolis on Armistice Day a Penny aged 13 months is recovering after transfer from Grant Hospital. Mrs E Ferdinand bus receives updates as visitors Mr and Mrs Proctorville York City and Wa guests Sunday of Sibley, with Mrs Otis Sutton Pa and Mrs w CG Harlan Mills among those spending time with her.
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P . Proctorville
York City
Sibley
Otis Sutton
W. CG. Harlan Mills
Gallipolis
E. Ferdinand Bus
Grant Hospital
Katheryn Ton
WILL HUNT BY GALLIPOLIS
Christ and H. A. Nong plan an early departure next week for Pennsylvania to hunt deer and other game, according to a local report from Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
Christ
H. A. Nong
Pennsylvania
Uncertain Advertisement Text About Bladder Relief
Vague ad copy claims to reduce bladder irritation and impurities with a product named Geta & KETS. Mentions relief from nocturnal urination and back discomfort, compares to castor oil, and references a drug store pharmacy. Tone resembles informal advertorial language with errors and unclear product details.
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