Nearly 600 Men at Work Today On Hocking CWA Projects
In Logan Ohio the district disbursing office prepared payrolls for 1,219 workers across Hocking and Perry counties with 13 projects in Perry and eight in Hocking. About 3,275 people worked last week, earning roughly $4,600, as more crews were mobilized and additional projects awaited state approval.
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Hocking Co
CWA
Logan
Barton A. Hall
Hocking
Perry County
Hall
Pickaway
Perry Counties
Hocking County
Maynard Graft
Carl Frenier
Edna Shaw
Marie Lines
Dorothy Roberta
Florence Myers
Kathleen McGonagle
Melvin Heft
Chester Miller
Snowfork Creek
Murray City
Washington Township
Laurel Township
Greendale
Sand Run
Green and
Ward
Mrs. Lucy Goss Dies at 72 in Logan
Mrs. Lucy M. Goss, 72, wife of Chris Goss, died at her North Orchard Street home on Monday at 1:50 a.m. from heart disease. She was mother to William Boyd, Clyde and Denman Goss of Logan and several daughters, sister to two women in Columbus and Nelsonville, and longtime operator of a West Main boarding home. Funeral arrangements not completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Goss
Logan
Lucy M. Goss
North Orchard Street
William Boyd
Clyde
Denman Goss
Edna Lucas
Detroit
George Blum
Marie Aldridge
St. Louis
David Miller
George Donley
Columbus
Effie Thompson
Nelsonville
Goss
West Main Street
United Brethren Church
Logan Briefs Local visitors and camp transfers noted
Sunday visitors from Mt. Pleasant Hackensack and Laurelville joined local residents in Logan. Camp Hocking transfers see Captain Nues to Fort Hayes and Lieut. Peckinpaugh taking command. Columbus trips included Dayton and the Ohio State Illinois game attendance.
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E. A. Adams
Orland
William Rheinacheld
Reta
Everett
Mt. Pleasant
J. M. Cooley
Melvin Rizer
Hackensack
New Jersey
Logan
William Rizer
Nues
Camp Hocking
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Peckinpaugh
Bert Hillard
Laurelville
John T. Sanderson
Henry Harding
Athens
J. D. Sanderson
A. O. Kelch
Little Son
William Adams
St. Louis
W. B. Lacock
City Council Transfers 1100 From Auto Tax To General Fund
Logan notes a Friday meeting transferring 1100 from the automobile license tax fund to the general fund to cover labor and material bills for ongoing city work. Also, Presbyterian Choir supper at Miss Kate Johnson’s on West Front Street features roasted coon provided by Edward Myers.
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Logan
Coon Logan
Presbyterian
Kate Johnson
West Front Street
Edward Myers
Former Nurse Bride of Federal Worker Weds in West Virginia
Logan, Nov. 28 Announcement of the marriage of Mrs. Margaret Weaver of Logan and BE. C. Stoy of Washington DC occurred on Nov. 11 in Clarksburg West Virginia. Weaver was a public health nurse in this county until July and later an investigator for the Hocking County Relief Commission. Stoy is a United States Public Health Service field man who has worked in Hocking County and was transferred to West Virginia. They will reside in Grafton, West Virginia where he is currently assigned.
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Margaret Weaver
Stoy
West Virginia
Logan
BE. C
Church calls Rev Ralph Babylon to fill pulpit six months
Logan awaits the First Presbyterian Church vote after Sunday service naming Rev. Ralph Babylon of Covington Ohio to serve as interim pastor for six months. Babylon has been living in Logan after leaving a North Dakota parish and has appeared before locals twice in the past month.
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Ralph Babylon
Logan
First Presbyterian Church
Covington
Ohio
Young People Elect Officers At First Presbyterian
Logan news reports the First Presbyterian Church youth group electing Ray Schwenke president Dorothy Franks secretary and Ray Collison treasurer at an organizing meeting with 23 attendees. Sponsored by Harrington Sunday School Class the group will meet each Sunday evening before worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
First Presbyterian Church
Harrington
Fred Keller
Ruth Hert
Ray Schwenke
Dorothy Franks
Ray Collison
Gallipolis to Receive Erosion Control Corps
Two hundred Civilian Conservation Corps members in training at Camp Knox Ky will transfer to Gallia County Fairgrounds on December 5. Sixteen local men will be employed at the Gallia camp to install soil erosion control on private lands. The work focuses on erosion correction with selective tree planting, no reforestation. The six month CCC program serves youth sent from local survey efforts and Camp programs.
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Gallipolis
Civilian Conservation Corps
Camp Knox
Gallia County Fairgrounds
State
Gallia County
Co. C. C
Survey to track CCC youths and reforestation service
Judge J. S Clerk acting for E O Braught state relief director oversees a federally authorized survey. It seeks the number of CCC youths who held jobs before camps and are now employed, whether their families are on relief, and their interest in reentering the reforestation service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S Clerk
E. O. Braught
Raccoon Township Teachers Review Reading Circle Books
In Rio Grande on Monday night the Raccoon Township Teachers Classroom Association met in high school room 1. Two reading circle books were reviewed with Miss Russell selecting Education for Character and Mr. Fowler discussing Clearifying the Teachers Problems. Mrs. Hoyt Parker attended the Gallia County Home Economics teachers meeting in Gallipolis and was elected chairman with Miss Lyvonia Clark as secretary. The local schools will dismiss Wednesday afternoon for Thanksgiving and resume Monday December 4. Ernest Wiseman and Hobart Wickline traveled to Columbus for the State Automobile Insurance Co agents convention. Mrs. Kenneth Welker and son Billy returned home with Mr. and Mrs.
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Rio Grande
Raccoon Township Teachers Classroom Association
Russell
Germaine
Fowler
Gist
Hoyt Parker
Gallia County
Gallipolis
Parker
Lyvonia Clark
Ina White
Ernest Wiseman
Hobart Wickline
Cadmus
Columbus
the State Automobile Insurance Co
Kenneth Welker
Billy
Thanksgiving plans and classroom program report in village note
Alison to spend Thanksgiving with them. Mr. Welker will visit for Thanksgiving. Latin class held monthly program with roll call using Thanksgiving words and a Twelve Tables explanation. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Bob Campbell of Dayton.
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Alison
Welker
Marguerite Frederick
Leona Clark
Gertrude Earles
Owen Heery
Mary Luikart
Bob Campbell
Dayton
Sarah Broughman
C. H. Baxter
Gallipolis
Anna
Ina White
Harrisburg
A. J. Clark
L. T. Cottrell
Dean Edna Arundel
Rose Eagle
Gallia Academy Vocal Schedule Increased Pause
Gallipolis Ohio November 28. Time for vocal instruction at Gallia Academy High School will double on December 1 with two days added to the weekly program. Instruction will occur Tuesday morning Wednesday afternoon and Friday. The period for instrumental instruction was also increased with sessions on Wednesday afternoon Thursday and Friday.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Academy High School
Seventeen-Mile Power Line Opens in Ohio and West Virginia
Gallipolis reports the Southern Ohio Electric Company opened 17 miles of new line on November. Ten miles run from near Gallipolis to Eureka and Hogsett West Virginia for the American Aggregates Company of Indianapolis subcontractors on the lock project. Domestic service to Eureka and onward to the city will begin. Linemen completed seven miles from Berlin sub-station in Jackson County to the Stonewall Jackson Coal Company near Clarion.
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Gallipolis
Southern Ohio Electric Company
J. C. McNealey
Eureka
Hogsett
W. Va
American Aggregates Company
Indianapolis
Ind
Berlin
Jackson County
Stonewall Jackson Coal Company
Clarion
Appointment and arrests reported in Gallia County
John Ivor Richards was named assistant director of the federal county re employment service in Gallia County by director B Lewis Jones on the suggestion of Ohio re employment manager Stanley Matthewson Nell Haner was made full time secretary Monday Joe Lowry of First Avenue was arrested Monday night by Patrolman W B Cooper for disorderly conduct and jailed Vague details in Gallipolis November 28 report show official appointments and a police arrest.
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Gallipolis
John Ivorichards
Gallia County
B. Lewis Jones
Stanley Mathewson
Ohio
Nell Haner
Joe Lowry
First Avenue
W. B. Cooper
Relief worker freed after peace disturbance charge
The affidavit against the Hocking County relief worker was withdrawn and the defendant was dismissed in Mayor E. E. Bright's court. Mrs. Etta Lambert filed the charge after a disturbance at the county relief office where she sought to advance her claims and has been active in organizing the unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
E. E. Bright
Etta Lambert
Brown Candidate Seeks Re election for County Board
Logan November 28 1930 Brown Marion Township former commissioner says he will seek the Republican nomination for Hocking County commissioner. his move follows a prior bid by Democrat William V Mamek and signals a crowded field next year.
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Marion
Logan
Hocking County
Charlies Brown
Marion Township
William V. Mamek
Brown
Estate appoints administrator for Dickey estate
Named administrator B Miller and sureties Wallace Lewis and Os are listed for the estate of the late Dickey, with Nov date attached to the filing.
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Gallipolig
B. Miller
Dickey
Wallace Lewis
Local visits and family gatherings noted in Columbus society
Mrs. Hubert Came and W. Thompson visit Monday with a Miss home from a situation, returning midweek. Misses Mary and Mine Watts spend Sunday at Columbus. Wilbur Boggs of WW visits Mr. and Mrs. Thivener as a guest.
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Mrs. Hubert
W. Thompson
Miss
Mary
Mine Watts
Columbus
Wilbur Boggs
Ana Thivener
Cheap Plane Market Sought Over Country
The Aeronautics Branch of the U S Department of Commerce seeks public interest in a reliable two passenger low wing monoplane priced around 700 dollars. A commercial maker is reported ready to build if demand justifies it. The craft would use a new steel alloy, eight cylinder small bore engine, seared propeller, and feature a 20 mph landing speed with air brakes and rugged durability.
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Aeronautics Branch
U. S. Department of Commerce
Wold
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