Warning Against Forest Fires Issued at Logan
B KE Leete associate forester in charge of fire control warned of heightened fire danger as the fall season begins October first. He urged hunters and residents to cooperate in prevention, with reports directed to Camp Mocking, Camp Logan, or the CCC camp at Athens. The Southeastern Ohio district faced its driest year in eight years and a high fire risk period from Oct 25 to Nov 25.
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Logan
B. KE. Leete
Chillicothe
H. F. Benton
Camp Logan
Leete
Ohio
Camp Mocking
CCC
Athens
Extension Classes Open at Court House in Logan
Ohio University extension courses started Monday evening under Dr. Peckham and Dr. Shannon with sufficient instructors to offer both studies. Peckham leads Survey of English Literature and Shannon teaches Social Problems. Next session set for 5 10 p m next Monday.
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Logan
Ohio University
Peckham
Shannon
Logan High School Expands Jobs Under NYA Program
Superintendent G E B Carr says Logan High School will place eligible students in NYA supported work to earn at least six dollars monthly. The program aims to cover lunch, books, bus fare and other essentials for needy boys during financial difficulties.
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LOGAN
Logan High
Schoo
G. EB. Carr
National Youth Administration
Carr
Logan High School
Logan Visit by State Highway Division Leaders
Two officials from Division Ten of the State Highway Department visited Logan Monday evening. Harvey Calvin, division head, was accompanied by G. M. Gerhart.
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Logan
Division Ten
State Highway Department
Harvey Calvin
G. M. Gerhart
Women Hunters Lead Morning Squirrel Seekers
Mrs. Pete Burgoon and Mrs. Mem Cook joined a forest hunt for squirrels this morning. Both are proficient with shotguns. Burgoon is also a noted angler known for landing many fish each season.
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Logan
Pete Burgoon
Mem Cook
Coach Schroeder speaks Monday at Rotary meeting
Logan Rotary Club hears Coach Carl T. Schroeder outline athletics history and benefits. He shares college days anecdotes and praises sportsmanship, fair play, and self control while noting no reference to local football. October program committee named Dr Allan Cole Dr Harry Eastman and F J Reid.
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Logan
Carl T. Schroeder
Logan Rotary Club
Charles Breene
L. K. Showalter
Schroeder
Allan Cole
Harry Eastman
F. J. Reid
Budget for Hocking County Cut to 7300 for October Half
Max W. Johnstone relief director said the Hocking County budget for the first half of October would be limited to 7300, a marked reduction from the previous month. He could not explain the half month allocation, suggesting the federal government may have provided the Ohio allotment for that period only.
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Logan
Max W. Johnstone
Hocking County
Ohio
Cement Pour Ends as Route 31 Bridge Near Rockbridge
Miller-Orndorff Company completed the cement work on Route 31 north of Rockbridge and will begin laying a brick course soon. Brick delivery from Hocking Valley Brick Company is expected by week’s end to supply more than 500000 bricks for the project.
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Logan
Rockbridge
Miller-Orndorff Company
Hocking Valley Brick Company
Robbery Gang Flee Route 31 After Lancaster Grocery Heist
Sheriff Farbearn and Deputy Smith led one of twelve units pursuing the robbers who fled toward Columbus after the Lancaster grocery store robbery. Authorities blocked Route 31 to halt the escaping bandits.
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Logan
Sheriff's Office
Lancaster
Farbearn
Deputy Smith
Columbus
Grand jury session to open next Monday named forty witnesses
Sheriff Farbearn and deputies summoned 40 witnesses for the upcoming grand jury session. More witnesses are expected as over forty cases are in prospect, with the session anticipated to last at least two days.
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Logan
Farbearn
South Side Merchants to face Conkle Oil at 8th and 8S Park
Logan notes the South Side Merchants' football team from Columbus tentatively booked to play Conkle Oil at 8th and 8S Park next Sunday. Manager Leroy Conkle expects acceptance of the date after Conkle Oil’s 6 to 0 defeat to Camp Logan in a hard fought, fiercely tackled match.
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Logan
South Side
Merchants’ Football Team
Columbus
Conkle Oil
Leroy Conkle
Congle Oil
Camp Logan
Former Logan Girl Is Killed Near White Bluff Tennessee
Marie Welch aged 31 wife of Clay Welch was killed in an automobile crash near White Bluff Tennessee when a car struck a telephone pole. Her parents Mr and Mrs Howard Green of Bowen Street and several siblings and relatives in Logan are listed as among survivors. Funeral plans await return of the body from Tennessee.
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Margaret
Floyd
John
Esther
Florence
Ina Louise Green
Mildred Green
Lancaster
Celtis Mellinger
Cedelia Davey
Groveport
Tennessee
Buty
Anglers Bright and Hall Net 49 Pounds in Beverly Haul
Logan reports George Bright and Joe Hall leading local anglers with a 13 fish catch totaling 49 pounds. Largest fish weighed 12 pounds shovel head. other catches included a 9 pound buffalo, a walleye, and a 5 1/2 pound shovelhead. This marks their third large catch this season.
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Logan
George Bright
Joe Hall
Beverly
Logan Host Highlights Local Gatherings and Moves
Blanche Shriner and the Hulls of Columbus visited Mrs. Ann Shriner in Logan over the weekend. Guests at the Hutchins on North Walnut included the Harrisons Aleshires Pattons and others from The Plains Haydenville. Henry Bruning of Columbus, VP of Hocking Valley Brick, conferred with Harold W. Larimer. Ben Spicer and family move to 260 Wood Street Logan. Spicer works in the oil field.
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Blanche Shriner
Gifford Hull
Columbus
Ann Shriner
Joe Hutchins
North Walnut Street
Harry Harrison
Dave Aleshire
Evelyn
Marie
the Plains
J. W. Patton
Haydenville
Henry Bruning
Logan
Harold W. Larimer
Bruning
Hocking Valley Brick Company
Logan Logan
Ben Spicer
Oreville
Wood Street
Spicer
Acid spill injures Logan-Lester Risch in wrapping task
Logan-Lester Risch suffered a severe laceration of his right hand when a bottle of acid spilled during wrapping. Curtis Reed notified court officials Monday that he has withdrawn as counsel for Frank E. Roush in the common pleas suit by O. E. Schrappe. Trial is scheduled for next week.
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Logan
Lester Risch
Curtis Reed
Frank E. Roush
Common Pleas Court
O. E. Schrappe
Man files answer in Tennihill v Industrial Commission trial set
Defendant in the case of John Tennihill against the Industrial Commission files an answer as trial is scheduled next week. The plaintiff contends compensation was provided for injuries sustained while employed at Powell Coal Company's mine on Sept 18, 1924. Miller Chapel Grange to hold regular meeting Wednesday with Rockbridge Grange members presenting program and a potluck supper served.
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Logan
John Tennihill
Industrial Commission
Powell Coal Company
Logan—Miller Chapel
Rockbridge
Logan Local Guard Members Picked For Posts
Five Lancaster youths in Company G of the Ohio National Guard are said to have two non commission posts. William E. Smith is a sergeant and Leroy Marx was named company clerk. Logan notes a Lancaster Friday game led to early exit from practice as varsity Chieftain members were excused after a short session Monday with reserves scrimmaging under Coach Schroeder.
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Logan
Ohio National Guard
Lancaster
William E. Smith
Leroy Marx
Chieftain
Schroeder
Berthappleman
Wilby Harden
George Hengst
James Nupp
W. N. Shank
Methodist Church
Harry Hughes
Ed Myers
Headley Shaw
Ford Smith
Hengst
Rochester Visitors Plan Squirrel Hunt Trip
While visiting their parents Mr and Mrs Walter Rochester Mrs Thomas Evans of Marion Indiana and William Rochester of Buffalo will spend part of their time in squirrel hunting Mrs Evans enjoys the sport and is said to be handy with a gun.
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Logan
Walter Rochester
Thomas Evans
Marion
Indiana
William Rochester
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Chauncey Church of Christ Holds Annual Home Coming
CHAUNCEY The Chauncey Church of Christ held its annual home coming on Sunday with a large turnout. Sunday School 237, Everyman’s Bible Class 75, Friendship Class 36. A cross decor, illuminated, and a busy program featured Rev. Gilbert Courtney, a long choir, and a basket dinner. Notables included former members and out-of-town guests from Van Nuys California. The event closed with singing and a choir photo.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Sam Tippett
Sue Downhour
Freda Smart
Lucille Rivers
Courtney
Gilbert Courtney
Christine Brown
Elizabeth Close
Barnett Band
A. J. Gould
W. Rhibrand
R. F. Strickler
Orville Williama
McArthur Church of Christ
Blackwood
Chaunecey
James Day
Athens
Milton Brookins
Wiley T. Sprague
van Nuye
Calif
Miss Simms Hosts Dinner Bridge Party at Cottage Tea Room
Evelyn Simms entertained her club with a dinner bridge at the Cottage Tea Room on Friday night. Three tables played with high score to Mrs. Dorothy Geedeen and second to Mrs. Chris Une Brown. Attending were Jeasie Fiske Christine Frown Mre Ruth Bridgewater Lor thy Goodson Ruth Ficke Jad ya Pickering Berah Thomas Chery stal Simms Frances Moward and guests Shir fey Thomas Christine Porter.
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Chauncey
Evelyn Simms
Cottage Tea Room
Dorothy Geedeen
Chris Une Brown
Jeasie Fiske
Christine Frown
Ruth Bridgewater
Moe. Lorthy Goodson
Ruth Ficke
Jadya Pickering
Berah Thomas Cherystal Simms
Frances Moward
Shirfey Thomas
Christine Porter
Esther Class Meeting At M. E. Church Chauncey
The Esther Class of the M. E. Church will meet Tuesday night at 7 at Mrs. Elmer Allen’s home on Mill Street. The Ladies' Aid Society will hold a business and social meeting at the church Wednesday night at 7 30.
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Chauncey
Esther
M. E. Church
Elmer Allen
Mill Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Arnold Hintz Rites Held at Sugar Grove
Funeral services for Arnold V. Hintz age 3 were held at the Coe residence and St. Mathews Lutheran Church in Sugar Grove Ohio with burial at the church cemetery. He is survived by his wife Lettie Coe Hintz three sons Oliver Hintz Webster Hintz and Gloria Hintz, plus five brothers and two sisters. Relatives and a Chauncey Dover high school delegation attended. A note on potato nutrition follows.
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Chauncey
Arnold V. Hintz
Isabelle Coe
St. Mathews Lutheran Church
Sugar Grove
Ohio
Glaser
Gloria
Coe
A. C. Hints
H. C Hinta
Oeviwein
Iowa
Lew Hintz
Keister
Minn
Bertha L. Teffman
Minneapolis
Minnie Fischer
Barney Hintz
Duluth
Godfrey Hintz
Alden
A. C
H. C. Hintz
Oelwein
Cincinnati
Chauncey-Dover High School
Chauncey Area Guests Visit From Nearby Towns
Chauncey residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Ida Pender and family, George F. Pender, and Edith Coulson with Hubert Coulson traveled to Granville Ohio to see Mrs. Sarah Weber and Mrs. Gertrude Blade. Roy Pendergrass and son Charles joined guests William Grounds and Delia Grounds from Powellton West Virginia in Detroit departing for Windsor Canada to visit James Conrad in Painesville and Mrs. B H Fielder family. Agnes Oliver of Chauncey spent Sunday with her father and William Donaldson and family were in Kimberly.
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Chauncey
Ida Pendergrees
George F. Pendergrass
Edith Coulson
Hubert Coulson
Granville
Ohio
Sarah Weber
Gertrude Blade
Roy Pendergrass
Charles
William Grounds
Delia Grounds
Powellton
W. Va
Detroit
Orren Grounds
Windsor
Canada
James Conrad
Painesville
B. H. Fielder
Agnes Oliver
William Donaldson
Kimberly
Ten Mines at Work in Chauncey District
Ten mines in the Chauncey district were marked for work on Thursday. The active list includes No. 235 No. 267 No. 219 No. WX Ohio No. 1 Posten No. 6 Lick Run Kimberly and Salem Hollow.
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Chauncey
Ohio
Posten
Lick Run
Kimberly
Salem Hollow
Helber Descendants Hold Third Reunion at Marion Township
The Helber family reunion for descendants of George and Isa Belle Tigner Helber met at the old Marion Township homestead. Attendees included 12 of 13 living children with 137 present and a 2% basket dinner. Officers elected to make it annual: Mrs. Ralph Henry and Mrs. Della Ruff Hamlin.
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George
Isabelle Tigner Helber
Marion Township
Frank
Emma Helber Cook
Alliance
Abel Helber
Lester
Gilbert Helber
Porter Ruff
Katherine Steward
Ralph Hammitt
Ralph Henry
Mary Bond
Nelsonville
Della Ruff Hamlin
Abel Carpenter
Oliver Smith
Katheryn
Glouster
Russell Williamson
Columbus
Clifford Carpenter
Canal Winchester
Ray Allis
Elizabeth Helber Ellinger
Irene Ellinger
Annabell Howdyshell
Charles Geil
Logan
Anna Helber Bond
E. N. Campbell
Gordon Campbell
Lillian Bond Brown
Mickey Brown
St. Augustine
Fla
Charles Bond
Ralph Yontz
James Bond
Ann
Fred Ruff
Robert Ruff
Lancaster
Della Hamlin
R. C. Ankrom
Beulah Ruff
Stewart Stallemith
Jennie Ruff
William Helber
Edward Helber
John Hartman
Guy Hartman
Lucius Conrad
James Reedy
Fairy Conrad
Shirley Ann
Harry Shaw
Chester Conrad
Robert Waddell
Newark
George Helber
Ernest Helber
Keith
Phillip Blackston
Carroll
Simeon Derr
Carl Whitlatch
Norma Jean
Clifford Harmon
Bremen
Frank Helber
Kathryn Steward
Lester Sheets
Blanche Carpenter
Olive Carpenter
Belva Ansel
Marry Colgan
Mildred Robey
Sara Hosher
Harold Watke
Cincinnati
Edingtons From Xenia Visit Baker Household
Mr. and Mrs. N B Edington and their son of Xenia arrived Sunday evening for a visit with Mr. and Mrs Stanley W Baker of North Market Street.
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N. B. Edington and Son
Xenia
Stanley W. Baker
North Market Street
Corn Crops Advance Despite Frost Threat
Corn cutting is rapidly progressing in the district with most fields ahead of frost danger. Silo filling remains a principal farm task this week as farm work continues.
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Logan
Logan Slattery cuts arm on broken glass at school
Edward Slattery Jr. sustained a deep cut on his left arm Monday after striking broken glass while playing at the Central Grade Building. Medical attention was required to close the wound.
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Logan—Edward Slattery
Edward Slattery
Hi Y Club Initiation Adds Six New Members
Logan initiation conducted Monday evening at the Senior High building admitted Floyd Mason Lloyd Heinlein John Donahue Wendell Swaim Charles Grinstead and Victor Nix Jr under the leadership of Kenneth Oeffler.
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Logan
Floyd Mason
Lloyd Heinlein
John Donahue
Wendell Swaim
Charles Grinstead
Victor Nixon
Kenneth Oeffler
Estimated stratosphere range above United States
The text places the stratosphere’s bottom at about seven miles and the top at around 30 miles above the earth, outlining a broad vertical span for the layer. This reflects historic approximate altitudes used in early atmospheric science discussions.
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United States
Earth
Legion Post To Eley New Officers Installation
Logan. Installation of officers for the American Legion Post to be held this evening at 7:45 with Cap Hall district commander presiding. Huffman will become commander succeeding ... year and will announce committees for the new year. He will assist in Athens and Murray City on consecutive evenings.
Logan visitors linger with Lety family in town
Mrs Elizabeth Seh Miss Catherine Ruehling Mig Krites and Elmer Schroeder from Fulton visited Mr and Mrs Carl T Lety and Mrs Schroeder mother of Logan High School football players, remaining in Logan for two weeks.
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Logan
Elizabeth Seh
Catherine Ruehling
Mig Krites
Elmer Schroeder
Fulton
Logan Suns
Carl T. Lety
Schroeder
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Coach Schroeder
Rotary
Marie Welch
Robert Green
Cherrington Hospital
Risch
Chaunce ‘Y Church of Christ
Church of Christ
George Harvey Nye
Harvey Courtney
Grant Wallace
Mra
Nora Graves
John Shafer
Wallace Pratt
Loren Nye
Lemuel Cunningham
Zern Cunningham
Samuel C. Lahugh
Trimble
Charles Oge
Grace Goldsberry
Charles Sweeney, Jr
Young People’s Choir
Taylor Ridge Church of Christ
Christian Endeavor
Sherman Keasey
Miss Simms
Arnold Hintz
Isaac Wilson
Outfitters
Helber Descendants
William Hansel
Henry Hansel
Hansel
Wiliam Hansel
Lucille Wright
Richard Bartlett
Joe Mattox
Carrie Lutz
John Gardner
J. O. Pilcher
L. W. Pilcher
William Pilcher
McArthur
Clayton Scheide
Montana
Anna Cole
Butte
Georgianna Hutchinson
Bernadine Eberst
Presbytery
Nelsonville, New Plymouth, Union Furnace
Logan Presbyterian Missionary Societies
Blanche Riley
Dillonvale
Ecedes
Fall Stork
Oxfords
Wunder
So. Court St
Enna Jetticks
Maida
Southern Ohio Electric Co
Corn
Legion Post
Eley
Tony
Thriftville
Zenner
Larry Glenn
Larry Won
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