Giant Elm at Logan Fell After Two Century Stand
Logan October 2. A giant elm on West Hunter Street, estimated at over 200 years old, was cut down by state highway workers after concerns it was dangerous. The 22 foot circumference tree stood 6 feet tall with branches over 4 feet in diameter. Traffic was halted while the tree was felled. souvenir hunters removed chips and a buried 38 caliber bullet was found in the trunk.
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Logan
West Hunter Street
State Highway Department
Circleville
Hunter Street
Praise for 4-H Work in Hocking County
Miss Hulda Horst praised organizers for large 4-H Club enrollment in Hocking County after judging girls exhibits. Harold Chambers said a summer reports composite will be ready soon. Republican headquarters opened in Logan with Ernest Short and Miss Helen Rochester assigned to lead campaign work.
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Logan
Hulda Horst
Hocking County
Harold Chambers
Logan man arraigned after intoxication charge filed
George Groves was taken into custody Saturday night by Patrolman George Jurgensmier who filed a charge of intoxication against him. He has been ordered to report for arraignment.
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Logan
George Groves
George Jurgensmier
Logan-Ren Chilcote Injured in Falls Mill Bridge Accident
Logan Ren Chilcote son of John Chilcote of Nelsonville was injured Friday night near Falls Mill Bridge. He suffered fractured ribs and was treated by a local physician before being moved to a West Logan home. He could not explain how the accident happened.
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Logan
Ren Chilcote
John Chilcote
Nelsonville
Falls Mill Bridge
West Logan
Ralph Channell
Howard
West Millfield
Clarence Willis
Kastemyer
Channell
Lorn Russell
Bruce Russell
Sunday Creek
Hilltop Cemetery
H. ©. McDaniel
Ladies’ Aid Society
Church of Christ
Shaner
Child of Columbus
George Shaner
G.S. Keirns
Orient
O. F. Boudinot
Denver White
Wendzel Burk
Lancaster
Madelene Boudinot
William Cole
Vaughn Earich
Trimble
Carl Willis
Rebecca Tracy
Herbert Crabtree
Abbie Clancey
Crabtree
B. H. Pettit
Athens
E. G. Biddison
Harrison Porter
Ringgold
D. M. Sawyer
Ralph Sawyer
Elsie Smart
C. H. Boudinot
A. H. Boudinot
Charlies Mulpas
D. H. Cannon
Golda Boudinot
Lawrence Hightshoe
Cincinnati
Tomato plant reaches 14 feet 4 inches in Logan
Logan grower George Eberst reports an extraordinary tomato plant this season. A stem measured 14 feet 4 inches from ground to tip and several large tomatoes are developing despite late season.
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Logan
George Eberst
Logan High Hi-Y Initiation Infits Members In Costumes
On Monday Logan High School held initiation night for Hi Y Club new members. Recruits wore "specifics" costumes during the day and several were seen on Main Street in original outfits.
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Logan
Logan High School
Main Street
Laurelville Farmers Favor Crop Adjustment Extension
A Logan county meeting at Laurelville Community Hall drew 15 farmers. Ballots on the 1985 adjustment program showed 11 favorable to four opposed. a separate one contract per farm proposal gathered 10 favorable and five against.
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Logan
Laurelville
Patrolman D. Jurgensmier Covers Night Shift
George D. Jurgensmier serves as patrolman on the night shift for two weeks in replacement of Patrolman Francis Toole who is on vacation. Mr and Mrs Toole along with Benjamin Harden and Del mar Allen are traveling to Texas.
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Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bronx County
Grand Jury
Col. H. Norman Schwartzkopf
New Jersey
Logan Briefing on James 8 Thomas Court of Appeals Nominee
Judge James 8 Thomas of Portsmouth, a Democrat, spoke in Logan on Monday about his qualifications for the court of appeals. He noted a year and a half on the bench by gubernatorial appointment and that on July 1 he was appointed to fill a vacancy, accompanied by Mrs. Thomas.
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Logan
James 8. Thomas
Portsmouth
Court of Appeals
Donahey
Thomas
Phyllis Jean Henderson to host program on WAIU
Phyllis Jean age eleven, daughter of Phil A. Henderson of this city, will preside as mistress of ceremonies at Grandpa Walker's hour at 3 20 p m Saturday over station WAIU. She is part of a group of children that broadcasts regularly and lives in Columbus with Mrs Henderson.
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Logan
Phyllis Jean
Phil A. Henderson
Grandpa Walker
WAIU
Columbus
Mra. Henderson
Margaret Martin
Portsmouth
Detroit
Attorney Hollis Martin
Helen Berridge
Little Rock
Ark
Nora Haskins
Crown City
I. F. Fowler
L. F. Allen
Plantsville Birthday Surprise Dinner Near Plantsville
SHARPSBURG October 2 A dinner was held on the lawn for Herschel Carpenter on his seventy third birthday with relatives and friends present. A long list of Carpenter family members and neighbors joined the celebration at his home near Plantsville.
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Herschel Carpenter
Plantsville
Millfield Community Notes Include Injuries And Gatherings
Trimble Grange inspection planned for Saturday night at the Trimble hall with talks readings and songs. Injuries include Bob Brown struck by a car driven by Joe Jackson and Richard Dust recovering from a horseshoe injury. New baby born to Mr and Mrs T D Beddow with grandparents named. Various relocations visits and social events around Millfield and area.
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F. FE. Boudinot
Trimble Grange
Trimble
Bob Brown
W. P. Brown
Joe Jackson
Richard
Albert Dust
T. D. Beddow
Bert Whaley
Millfield
John Howard
Glouster
Sawyer Family Attends Funeral of Mrs Porter
Mrs DD M Sawyer and relatives attended the funeral of their aunt Mrs H Porter in Ringgold on Sunday.
Rio Grande Sends Delegation to Game
A group of thirty students chartered the Stevens school bus and traveled to Marietta for a football game Friday night. Chaperones were Professors Harris, Smith and Coon, with several locals and visitors noted in attendance.
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Rio Grande
Stevens
Marietta
Harris, Smith and Coon
W. A. Lewis
Lewis Jones
E. Jenkins
Earl Davis
W. T. Packer
Omelia Noel
Tressie Pell
Agnes Noel
Columbus
Nine intoxicated locals cited in Gallipolis court
Ninety-eight intoxicated persons were taken into custody by Gallipolis police over the weekend and nine were fined a total of 134.10 in Judge Stormont's court on Monday for alcohol related offenses.
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Gallipolis
Stormont
Two Gallia County Sheep Thefts Lead to Arrests
In Gallia County, Hester Green and Albert Drummond posted bond for Common Pleas Court appearance after confessing to sheep thefts around Cadmus. Green admitted stealing four lambs from farmer Steve Wood. Drummond pleaded guilty. Their arrests help close a yearlong string of thefts affecting local ranchers including John W. Gill, with other suspects and family ties noted.
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Gallipolis
Hester Green
Albert Drummond
Common Pleas Court
Esseyor
Steve Wood
Drummond
Green
Wood
Fred Millis
Cadmus
Hatfield
John W. Gills
George Corbin
Roy Wagner
Jackson
Robert Jones
George Ropeter
John Slagle
Isaac Green
L. E. Drummond
Phone your news to Gene Wyatt
A brief community note invites readers of the Gallipolis paper to phone Gene Wyatt at Room 308, Lafayette Hotel, with local news items for publication.
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Gallipolis
Gene Wyatt
Lafayette Hotel
Gallipolis Groups Seek Probe of County Relief
Gallia County trustees and a Gallipolis association adopted resolutions Saturday calling for an investigation into the county relief administration. A joint committee from the two groups will conduct the probe, following a similar action by the Gallipolis Post American Legion at their previous meeting.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County Association
County Relief Administration
Gallipolis Post
American Legion
Birthday party hosted by Mrs Milhoan for Mary Margaret and Charles Milhoan
Mrs Charles Milhoan hosted a Monday evening party in Bishopville for her daughter Mary Margaret and son Charles whose birthdays were Sunday and Tuesday. Guests played games, received gifts, and refreshments were served to a long list of relatives and friends including Evan Morgan Jr and the Frazier family.
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Mr. Carpenter
Bower Carpenter
Jenny
James Carpenter
Loren Carpenter
Evans
Lenna Carpenter
C. T. Strode
Vera
Lenor
Harry Ridgley
Robert Grimes
Louise Grimes
Ella Bobby
Bettie Quinn
Earl Carpenter
Kenneth
Hiram Thompson
B. E. Armstrong
Pollyanna
June Armstrong
Ernest Starlin
L. W. Harris
Sarah Waggoner
Pauline Dickson
Lillian Bardin
Joe Beard
Ruare Carpenter
Warren Hanson
Jamy
Will Hanson
Old Man's Cave
David Baxter
Portsmouth
Reverend Long
Bartlett
Bishopville
Charles Milhoan
Mary Margaret
Charles
Evan Morgan
Evan
Jr. Glouster
Arenee Able
Raymond Robinson
Ralph
Betty Lou
Marguerite McDonald
Madge Pedicord
Dorothea Milhoan
Floyd Milhoan
Doris
Bonna
Harold
Bobby
Glenn Reed, Jr
Richard Reed
Charlies Milhoan
Walter Frazier
Dayton
Richard Frazier
Louise
Dorothy Frazier
Oakdale
J. M. McDonald
Hannahbelie Grubb
Frank Pedicord
Bertha Carpenter and Son
Paris
Edith Robinson
Floyd Smith
Don Withem
Glouster
Coast Guard Niki first Ohio River steel cutter trials proceed
The Niki a 165 foot ocean going steel cutter built at Point Pleasant for South Atlantic service completed trials and was to sail for New Orleans with 32 crew. Two more steel boats Nemesis and Triton are under construction at Marietta and will depart 20 days apart. Each costs 265000 dollars and is slated for ocean going duty.
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Coast Guard
Point Pleasant
South Atlantic
New Orleans
Ohio River
Marietta
Julius Fleishman
Kanawha
Madison
Ind
Fleishman
Louisville
Kanawha River
Tom Woodward
New Albany
Cincinnati
Hatfield Coal Co
31 Property Owners Sign for Sidewalks
Gallipolis residents sign for an FERA funded sidewalk project. Owners cover material, mixer and operator costs, and a foreman share. Relief labor provides the workforce. Thirty one property owners commit to about 2500 feet of walks, with an estimated half savings.
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Gallipolis
FERA
Bond Put Up For Gallipolis Assault Suspect
H Edward Clagg jailed on charges of assaulting his wife with intent to kill was released on a $1,000 bond signed by his brother C B Clagg yesterday.
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Gallipolis
H. Edward Clagg
C. 8. Clagg
Heaviest September Rainfall Reported at Gallipolis
Weather Observer McCormick notes September rainfall in Gallipolis reached 6.44 inches, the heaviest single month in over five years. With 5.56 inches needed in the last quarter of 1934 to hit the regional annual average of 34 inches.
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Gallipolis
McCormick
Ohio Valley
Bootons of Mingo Republican Visit Gallipolis
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Booton traveled through Gallipolis yesterday on the way to Williamson W. Va. Booton is editor and publisher of the Mingo Republican. Their daughter Mrs. Ann Booton Cole resides in Logan.
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Gallipolis
O. H. Booton
Williamson
W. Va
Booton
The
Mingo Republican
Ann Booton Cole
Logan
Changes in Banking Lay To Strengthen Ohio Lyst
Ohio banking advisory board urges far reaching reforms to curb risks. Proposals grant more power to the banking superintendent, repeal stockholders double liability, tighten capital and surplus safeguards, and limit insider loans and real estate lending. Options may go to the November special session or January regular session.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Banking Advisory Board
George White
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