Hocking County Red Cross Roll Call Aims 800 Members
Logan area centers spread across Hocking County for the annual Red Cross drive led by general chairman Mark H. Ricketts. Early reports are sparse. the roll call runs through Thursday with a county goal of 800 members, drawing many from rural precincts and listing numerous local volunteers.
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Hocking County
Red Cross
Logan — Organization
Mark H. Ricketts
Matheny
Haydenvile
W. E. Evans
Carbon Hill
School Buys Property for High School Headquarters
Logan Ward District Board of Education purchased the William Lehman property adjoining the Carbon Hill school. The dwelling is being remodeled and will serve as headquarters for the home economics department of the high school.
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Logan—Ward District Board of Education
William Lehman
Carbon Hill
Logan Brief Social Notes
Misses Helen and Kathryn Melcher of South Bloomingville were in Logan Saturday. Mr and Mrs C B Matheny of Haydenville, Mr and Mrs Charles C Achauer and Mr and Mrs Clarence Salts of Logan attended the Michigan Ohio State game in Columbus and dined with friends. Phyllis and Joan Henderson of Columbus visited their father Judge Phil A Henderson over the weekend. Mrs Emma McLean and son Billy Joe of Zanesville visited Mr and Mrs Joe Farbearn in Logan Sunday. Mrs Kate Stowe of New Lexington is staying a few days at the Farbearn home after visiting her mother Mrs J H Farbearn in New Lexington.
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Helen
Kathryn Melcher
South Bloomingville
Logan
Matheny
Haydenville
Charles C. Achauer
Clarence Salts
Columbus
Phyllis
Joan Henderson
Phil A. Henderson
Emma McLean
Billy Joe
Zanesville
Joe Farbearn
Kate Stowe
New Lexington
Farbearn
J. H. Farbearn
Miss Kathryn Jaynes and Wayne Cummins Wed in Shawnee Parsonage
Kathryn Jaynes of Shawnee and Wayne Cummins son of Mr and Mrs Ben Cummins of 201 Hocking Ave were united in marriage at 8 o clock Sunday night at the Methodist Parsonage by Rev W N Shank in a single ring ceremony. Attendants were Rex Keller and Nick Robinett with Mrs Keller and Mrs Robinett in attendance. The bride wore a blue dress with metallic trim and pink rose corsage. the groom's class and careers noted and both are employed by the H C Godman Company and will reside with the groom's parents.
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Kathryn Jaynes
Shawnee
Wayne Cummins
Ben Cummins
Hocking Ave
W. N. Shank
Rex Keller
Nick Robinett
Keller
Miss Jaynes
Shawne High School
Mr. Cummins
Logan High School
H. C. Godman Company
Kellar Leaves Local Bank for Michigan Post
Jacob A. Keller of this city departs for Mt. Pleasant Michigan where he has been offered a position at Exchange Savings Bank. Since 1931 he helped liquidate First Rempel National Bank and assisted similar work in Chillicothe and Pt. Pleasant. He began banking nine years ago and was honored with a farewell at St Matthew Lutheran Church where he served as Sunday School superintendent for 30 years. His Midland Place home will be vacated by Mr. and Mrs Clarence Blosser and their apartment by Mr. and Mrs Charles Ebest.
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St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Midland Place
Clarence Blosser
Charles Ebest
Hocking County Farm Programs To Be Given
Arrangements set for former institute programs at Gibisonville and Rockbridge over the next two weeks Principal speakers are Mrs. C R Milner of Pickerington and L L Rummell of Columbus The Gibisonville sessions run November 30 and December 1 while Rockbridge sessions are December 1 and 2
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Hocking County
Logan Kiwanians Plan Thursday Meeting with Elias Serenaders
Logan Kiwanians will hold their regular meeting on Thursday evening as guests try Elias Tamburitza Serenaders to perform for the group.
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Logan—Logan Kiwanians
Elias Tamburitza
Savings in Gallia Academy Field House Construction
Gallia Academy High School's new field house cost 7 243 27 to build against an estimated 7 677 with WPA engineer H W Nixon reporting over 400 saved. Federal funds covered 4 955 80 and Gallia city 2 287 47 with WPA labor 3 434 32 in total.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Academy High School
WPA
H. W. Nixon
EB. E. Higgins
City of
Medical Men Meet Tuesday in Gallipolis Ohio
Gallipolis hosts the ninth Ohio Council of the District Medical Association at the Hotel Lafayette on Tuesday November 24. Dr W Lewis Brown and Dr Milo Wilson of Gallipolis preside with Charles B Nelson of the Ohio State Medical Society opening at 11 30 am.
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Gallipolis
W. Lewis Brown
Milo Wilson
Ohio Council of the District Medical Association
Hotel Lafayette
Charles 8. Nelson
Ohio State Medical Society
Charlies A. Dean
College of Medicine
Ohio State University
William F. Marting
Ironton
Frank E. Stevenman
Tunis Nunemaker
Portsmouth
N. P
Steamer Wisherd to Undergo Further Rebuild
GALLIPOLIS The steamer D W Wisherd which recently had a new boiler battery at Acme Boiler Works is being pushed to Pittsburgh by John G Briton of Campbell Line. It will receive additional renovations including painting before returning to the towing trade with Captain Charles Roberts in charge. Captain Phil Heller will command the Hubbard, formerly with Island Creek Fuel and Transportation Company.
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Gallipolis
D. W. Wisherd
Acme
Pittsburgh
John G. Britton
Campbell Line
Wisherd
Charles Roberts
John W. Hubbard
Phil Heller
Island Creek Fuel and Transportation Company
Hubbard
Youthful accused jailed in theft from Athens truck
Jimmy Saunders aged 13 was jailed Saturday night charged with stealing an overcoat and a leather jacket from the truck of Gene Shartz of Athens. Shartz and J. C. Mulligan accompanied a truck load of bank mules brought to the Saturday livestock sales.
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Gallipolis
Jimmy Saunders
Lil Saunders
Gene Shartz
Athens
J. C. Mulligan
Mules Injured When Swisher Strikes Team With Car
In Gallipolis a team of mules sustained severe injuries Friday night after owner Ermans Swisher struck them with his car above Addison. A man employed by Swisher drove the animals at the time.
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Gallipolis
Ermans Swisher
Addison
Swisher
Bridge Work Must Follow Dam Building
Gallipolis reports Engineers from the State Highway Department and Federal Government plan to survey about 20 highway structures in Gallia and Meigs Counties up the Ohio River to Racine. Upon survey completion the Federal Government will fund construction or reconstruction of the affected bridges and culverts due to the new dam.
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Gallipolis
State Highway Department
Ohio River
Gallia
Meigs
Racine
Taylor Sheets Rites Held at Siloam Church
Funeral services for Taylor Sheets age 60 who was killed when struck by a car Friday night were held at Siloam Church in Guyan Township Sunday afternoon. Rev Ira Sheets officiated. Interment followed in the Sheets cemetery. Surviving are Mrs Taylor Sheets the former Luella Beaver and five children plus siblings and inlaws from Huntington Crown City Akron Ledta Crown Two.
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Gallipolis
Taylor Sheets
Siloam Church
Guyan Township
Ira Sheets
Sheets
Luella Beaver
Leslie Gothard
Ervin Fellure
Milo Fellure
Rocky Fork
W. A. Goings
Akron
Lewis Sheets
Crown City
William and
Raymond Sheets
Huntington
W. Va
J. 8. Caldwell
Thivener
Silas Wallace
Ledta
Charles Beaver
Frank Snoke Rites Held in Gallipolis
Gallipolis memorial notice for Frank Snoke 79 Charter member of Gallipolis Camp of Modern Woodmen of America died Friday night at daughter’s home near Cincinnati He was a Western Union lineman previously living in the county Funeral services were held locally burial in a nearby cemetery Surviving children include Mrs Layne Missoula Mont Mrs Henderson Charleston W Va Mrs Ward Charleston W Va and R T Snoke Toledo
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Gallipolis
Woodmen of America
Frank Snoke
E. R. Layne
Cincinnati
Western Union
Layne
James Adkins
Missoula
Mont
Nell Henderson
Charlotte Ward
Charleston
W. Va
R. T. Snoke
Toledo
Suit Over Promissory Note Filed in Common Pleas
Julius Bostick sues for 111.50 plus interest on an alleged promissory note against C. L. Woodie and H. B. Miller in Common Pleas Court here Saturday.
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Gallipolis
Julius Bostick
C. L. Woodie
H. B. Miller
Common Pleas
First radio shop opens in Vinton Gallia County
Dwight Ward opened the first radio shop in Vinton Gallia County in the Cline Gerlach Building. His office occupies the space recently vacated by Don Vale.
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Gallipolis
Vinton
Gallia County
Dwight Ward
Cline Gerlach
Don Vale
Japan and Italy Hit with Over Twenty Seven Thousand Quakes
The report notes that both Japan and Italy have experienced more than 27 000 earthquakes in the past century with frequent activity near coastal zones.
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Japan
Italy
Blue Devils Hope to Win Thanksgiving Rivalry
Gallia Academy hosts Pt. Pleasant in a Thanksgiving clash with a long rivalry. Since 1922 Gallipolis holds a 13 game series record, with Pt. Pleasant up by one in 1935. Waldie Trophy history notes Gallipolis failed to score in 1923 and 1924 while Pt. Pleasant tallied points in most meetings.
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Gallipolis
Blue Devils
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Mason County
W. J. Waldie
Waldie
Gallia Academy
Big Blacks
Gallia
Widow of Veteran Physician Is Buried
Funeral services were held at Kyger Methodist Church for Mrs. Lydia L. Rife widow of Dr. C. A. Rife of Kyger born on Turkey Run near Cheshire eighty years ago. Survived by five children Bert Carson Harland Athey Charles Rife Stanley Rife and Cora Mizer. She was a member of the Free Will Baptist Church Eastern Star and Daughters of America. The Rev H M Snyder officiated and burial followed at Gravel Hill Cemetery.
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Gallipolis
Kyger Methodist Church
Lydia L. Rife
C. A. Rife
Kyger
Turkey Run
Cheshire
Rife
Bert Carson
Middleport
Harland Athey
Charles Rife
Stanley Rife
Marion
Five Are Initiated in Gallipolis Unit ed Travelers
Five Gallipolis residents were inducted into the United Commercial Travelers at Ironton. Initiates from Gallipolis included Edgar Barnette Dean Fite Charles McFarland Sheriff E E Hatfield and H B Ecker. Additional local attendees were Homer Kerr Rdss Kerr Capt H E Houck Earl Barnett A W Carl Harry Wood and J H Bovie. Jack Wolfe now of Ironton also joined, son of Mr and Mrs J Harold Wolfe Third Street.
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Gallipolis
United Commercial Travelers
Ironton
Edgar Barnette
Dean Fite
Charles McFarland
Sheriff E. E. Hatfield
H. B. Ecker
Homer
Rdss Kerr
Capt. H. E. Houck
Earl Barnett
A. W. Carl
Harry Wood
J. H. Bovie
Jack Wolfe
J. Harold Wolfe
Hocking Co Nimrods Report Rabbit Scarcity
Logan hunters report a rabbit shortage across most districts of Hocking County and limited success in trapping. Hills make pheasant raising unlikely here, so many sportmen seek game outside the county. Fewer quail flushed this season and cold winter weather is blamed for losses.
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Logan
Hocking County
Aso
Parents Interested In Vaccination Sought
City health commissioner Dr. H. M. Boocks urges parents to vaccinate, citing mild Ohio smallpox in recent years and the link to more virulent outbreaks. He has met with teachers to boost immunization and warns serious attacks can arise from mild cases. Rotary club hosts a rabbit supper this evening with an announced but to be revealed program.
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Logan
H. M. Boocks
Ohio
Nelsonville Grants Federal Aid for Municipal Light Plant
Nelsonville council adopts a resolution to accept a federal grant offer for 45 percent of project costs to expand and modify the municipal power plant. Plan requires start by January 11, 1937 and completion by April 11, 1937, with oversight by the Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works.
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Sonville
Nelsonville
United States of America
Federal Emergency Administration OF Public Works
Washington, D. C
Ohio
Athens County
PWA
Emergenc Administrator of Public Works
Federal Emergency Administrator of
Sqd
Horatio B. Hackett
Federal Eergency Administration of Public Works
Jamely
Wilber L. Hutchins
Irvin Pritchard
G. Holland
Radio Disturbance Leads to Arrest in Ward Township
Francis Lopez of Ward Township was arrested Saturday night after his loud radio disturbed neighbors. Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith detained him, and Lopez faces an intoxication charge before Magistrate Ss. B. Whitehart today.
Driver in Custody After Route 75 Incident
C F Diltz of near Hue was taken into custody by Sheriff Joe Farbear and Deputy Nellis Smith after allegedly forcing two cars off Route 75 on Saturday. He faces arraignment today before Magistrate S B Whitehart on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor.
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Logan
C. F. Diltz
Hue
Joe Farbear
Nellis Smith
S. B. Whitehart
To Play Gypsy Carnival at Laurelville School
Laurelville school stages a Gypsy Carnival on a Tuesday evening featuring a gypsy tea by the parent teacher association. Miss Maxine Weinrich, music instructor, will present a free music and dance program alongside a picture show.
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Logan
Laurelville
Parent
Maxine Weinrich
Man jailed for nonpayment of assault fine
Constable Andy Powell of Ward Township brought Pete Bittner to the county jail Saturday on a commitment for failure to pay a fine on an assault charge. Earlier he was arrested for assaulting Carl Bittner and fined five dollars plus costs which he did not pay.
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Logan
Andy Powell
Ward Township
Pete Bittner
Carl Bittner
Home Break-In Reported at Walton Residence
Logan Benton Township deputy sheriff Nellis Smith investigated a break in at the J. Walton home on Goose Creek Saturday night. Nothing missing. several district residences have been entered recently, according to officers.
Grange Raises Funds at Antioch Meeting
Logan area granges gathered at the Enterprise school Friday night to raise funds for chairs. The program featured bingo games and performances by the Inboden brothers, followed by refreshments.
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LOGAN
Antioch Grange
Enterprise School
Inboden Brothers
Hospital Dismissals Mark Quiet Weekend
Mrs Ralph Howe and baby daughter left Cherrington Hospital for home Sunday. Mrs Raymond Featheroff and daughter of Laurelville were dismissed. Miss Jessie McManigal, who had surgery two weeks ago, went home today.
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Hospital
Logan
Ralph Howe
Cherrington Hospital
Raymond Featheroff
Laurelville
Jessie McManigal
Bungard Divorce Case To Be Decided By Judge Henderson
Court heard alimony dispute between Christena Bungard and Ervin Bungard. Judge Phil A. Henderson will rule Saturday after the case was argued and taken under advisement.
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Logan
Phil A. Henderson
Christena Bungard
Ervin Bungard
Early Report Highlights Logan First Rural Community
In the present Red Cross roll call South Perry, the rural village, became the first to report. On Friday the town returned seven memberships, the highest tally in several years for the area.
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Logan
Red Cross
South Perry
Anderson Jailed on Intoxication Charge
Logan Floyd Anders was released from Hocking County Jail on November 5 and re arrested Saturday by Sheriff Far bearn and Deputy Nellis Smith on intoxication charges. He had served weeks for petty larceny and had begun work as a flagman on Route 31 before becoming intoxicated on duty. He will be arraigned before Magistrate S. B. Whitehart.
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Logan
Floyd Anders
Hocking County
Joe Farbearn
Nellis Smith
Anders
S. B. Whitehart
CCC Youth Improves Logan Elwood Swearingen at Cherrington
Logan Elwood Swearingen from Camp Hocking, previously ill with pneumonia and influenza, is reported improved at Cherrington Hospital under care.
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CCC
LOGAN
Elwood Swearingen
Camp Hocking
Cherrington Hospital
Tamburitza Serenaders Second Logan Kiwanis Program
Logan Croation musicians the Elias Tamburitza Serenaders will perform at Logan High School auditorium in a Kiwanis sponsored series second program. Members Charles Martha and Anna Elias and Mary Filipovitch join with Croatian Jugoslavia origin providing vocal and instrumental numbers.
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LOGAN
Elias Tamburitza
Logan High School
Logan Kiwanis Club
Lucille Elmore
Charles
Martha
Anna Elias
Mary Filipovitch
Jugoslavia
Fall Festival for St. Augustine Church in New Straitsville
The annual Fall Festival at St. Augustine Church will be held Thanksgiving Eve November 25 at the K of P Hall New Straitsville Ohio. Organizers promise a gay evening with an attractive bingo table delicious lunch and dancing. Public invited. Ancient Greek is cited as a near perfect language by philologists.
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New Straitsville
St. Augustine Church
K. of P. Hall
Ohio
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Logan Area
Ricketts
Kellar
Michigan Bank
Kiwanis
Siloam
Hocking Co
Nimrods
Logan—Rotarians
Citas
Lugs Et Lea
Athens Bottling Works
Grange
Anderson
McPherson
W. Union St
Goldmore
Nour
Electrolux
Erna
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