Second Shoe Factory Started By Godman Company in Logan
Logan opens its second shoe factory after H. C. Godman Company leased the car shops from Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. The 4% by 200 foot one story brick building hosts expansion to 5,000 pairs daily, with current output near 3,000. Labor payroll during the strike period totaled about $23,000, and employment will rise by roughly 180 to 170 workers as the full program comes online.
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Logan
H. C. Godman Company
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Godman Company
Gallagher Avenue
Columbus
Lancaster
Seven Godman Workers Fired After Strike Pact
The H C Godman Company ends a strike settlement at its Columbus and Lancaster plants by restoring all workers except seven. Named defendants Harold Eastman Charles Flemming Otto Corsen Rosa Siler Claude Muck Bernard Ebrecht Doyle Schaeffer are charged with assaulting a company truck injuring George Hensel. Indicted by Vinton County grand jury, they pleaded not guilty with trials set for October 29.
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Godman Company
LOGAN
H. C. Godman Company
Columbus
Lancaster
Harold Eastman
Charles Flemming
Otto Corsen
Rosa Siler
Claude Muck
Bernard Ebrecht
Doyle Schaeffer
George Hensel
Vinton County
Grand Jury
Organizing for Pension in Hocking County
Forces of the Ohio Old Age Pension Conference in Hocking County plan reorganization to defend the law in the November election and push for adequate funding next year. Charles Strum, Murray City Aerie of Eagles, leads the efforts. Frank Judy and Fred Carpenter of the American Legion joined Paul Tague of New Lexington in Jackson for a joint post and auxiliary installation. State holiday Oct 12 prompts liquor store closure Friday night but open until 10 pm Thursday.
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Hocking County
Logan
Ohio Old Age Pension Conference
Charles Strum
Murray City
Frank Judy
Fred Carpenter
American Legion
Paul Tague
New Lexington
Jackson
Pythian Sisters Host Benefit Soup Supper in Kennedys
The Pythian Sisters plan a benefit soup supper at Kennedys store on Friday night Oct 32. Joseph Lagore of Detroit visits his mother Mrs Mary Lagore while Kenneth Hinerman attended an oyster supper in Haydenville recently.
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Union Furnace
Pythian Sisters
Kennedys Store
Kenneth Hinerman
Haydenville
Joseph Lagore
Detroit
Mary Lagore
Missionary Societies Meet in New Plymouth Friday
Leaders of the Missionary Societies of the First Presbyterian Church expect a large turnout at the district Presbyterial meeting in New Plymouth Friday. Societies from Union Furnace and Nelsonville will attend. Lunch will be served at 12 o'clock with each woman asked to bring sandwiches.
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LOGAN
Missionary Societies
First Presbyterian Church
New Plymouth
Union Furnace
Nelsonville
Middleport
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Vivian Middleton
RC. McBride
Alaska
India
J. N. Humphrey
Sara Dobbs
E. G. Probst
T. H. Davis
Dee Ward
Nelia Calderwood
Free Saturday Only Mavets Promise Quick Pep Boost
A phony sales pitch offers free Saturday samples of Mavets claiming they wake the liver and banish fatigue. It promises long lasting positive effects without nightly use and urges paying 9 cents for handling charges at Civie Pharmacy.
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Civie Pharmacy
Boyd Wright To Lead Logan Legion Post
Logan Post of the American Legion elected Boyd W. Wright as post commander succeeding Frank Blasia. Officers chosen include Walter M. Haas as vice commander Roger Friend as adjutant H D Foster as finance officer Bernard Boyles as sergeant at arms Sumner F. Martin as historian the Rev M Lever as chaplain W B Lacock Lawrence Adcock and Forest F E Weinrich as executive committee members Installation was conducted by Past Commander Frank Waiters A luncheon followed hosted by John W. McBroom Ewaldschmit ter Frank Mason and Erwin Matheany.
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Logan
American Legion
Boyd W. Wright
Frank Blasia
Wright
Walter M. Haas
Roger Friend
H. D. Foster
Bernard Boyles
Sumner F. Martin
Lawrence Adcock
Forest FE
Logan Athens game draws near thousand in attendance
Attendance at the Logan versus Athens game Friday totalled almost 1000, with 701 paid admissions. Receipts reached $146.90, plus season ticket sales bringing the total to $174, according to Fred B. Burchfield, head of the athletic association. Members of the band and Band Mothers were guests, accounting for three admissions.
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Logan
Fred B. Burchfield
The
Athletic Association
Band
Band Mothers Organization
Logan Championship and Opening Tournament at Hocking Valley
The event starts at Hocking Valley Golf Club next Sunday with 72 holes over four Sundays. The first 14 holes will be played Sunday followed by 18 holes on each of the next three Sundays. Awards will be given to the winners of each competition.
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Hocking Valley Golf Club
Local residents visit Columbus guests over weekend
Mrs Florence Bort and Donald Bort spent Monday and Tuesday in Columbus. Mr and Mrs J W Shaw and Mr and Mrs Carl Shaw and daughter Polly Lou of Fultenham were guests of Mr and Mrs Clyde Hammer on Sunday.
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Florence Bort
Donald & Bort
Columbus
J. W. Shaw
Carl Shaw
Polly Lou
Fultenham
Clyde Hammer
Logan Residents Visit Local Families Tuesday
Union Furnace Mrs. Lloyd Hinerman and daughter Ruth Rheinscheld traveled to Logan Tuesday. Mrs. Dan Rheinacheld visited her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs BFbeworth Rheinecheld in Logan Tuesday. Mrs J R McGuire and Mrs John Bickie visited Charlie Cox and daughter Hortense of Logan R D No. 3 Tuesday. Mr and Mrs W Smith Chester Hill occupy part of Kenneth Hinerman home.
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Union Furnace
Lloyd Hinerman
Ruth Rheinscheld
Logan
Tueday
Dan Rheinacheld
Bfbeworth Rheinecheld
J. RR. McGuire
John Bickie
Charlies Cox
Hortense
Logan R. D. No. 3
Logan A membership drive led by Logan PTA during October week
The Logan Parent Teacher Association will run a membership campaign the week of October 16. Students will invite their parents to join the association.
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Logan
Logan Parent-Teacher Association
Logan Lodge of Elks Fish Fry Draws About 100 Attendees
About one hundred members attended the Logan Lodge of Elks fish fry on Monday evening. A social session accompanied the event.
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Logan
Logan Lodge of Elks
Mt Hermon farmers institute meeting and community visits
A Mt Hermon meeting arranged a Farmers Institute for November 12 13 led by president A H Beckett and secretary Vera Strode. The report lists visits by Vera Strode and others to Amesville Millfield Marietta and Elliott while local societies meet and members relocate and host activities.
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Farmers’ Institute
Mt. Hermon
A. H. Beckett
Vera Strode
June Armstrong
J. A. McPeak
Elliott
Leota Strode
Earl Wood
Amesville
Lilian Bardin
Fred Sanders
Millfield
Devey Blames Bosses as foe in Gubernatorial Race
Democratic candidate Martin L. Devey accuses his unnamed opponent of being controlled by bosses during a rally at the Junior High Auditorium. He praises Roosevelt on relief efforts, opposes old age pensions, and calls for state loaning and new revenue sources. Also notes speakers Marting and Duffy and a large crowd despite a delay.
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Davey
W. F. Marting
Irenton
Congress
Herb Duffy
Kidnaping Case Plagues Prominent Kentucky Family
Stoll family drawn into a high profile case after Mrs Stoll is abducted and a typed ransom note found on her bed. Police describe the note as neat and educated in tone with a threat toward Stoll’s brother and a five day contact window. The note demanded thirty thousand dollars before the amount was altered to zero.
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Mrs. Stoll
William 8. Speed
Kentucky
Stoll Oil Refining Company
Louisville
Frederic M. Sackett
Germany
Stoll
William Schmidt
William A. Stoll
Schmidt
Ore
Wooler
Berry Stoli
Sheriff Sale of Real Estate in Athens County Ohio
The State of Ohio Athens County sheriff sale announces public auction at the courthouse door in Athens on Monday the 15th at 3 pm. Properties include Lots 586 587 on West Congress Street and Lot 68 at Moore Street May Avenue Hudsons Addition totaling 1300 dollars with minimum bid two thirds. Cash only on sale day.
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Lorenzo D. Radcliff
E. Redding
Penta M. Radcliff
Athens
State of
Ohio
City of
Congress Street
Recorder's Office
Athens County
City of Athens
County of
Hudsons
Moore Street
May Avenue
Charles Stra
Harry M
Sheriff Sale in Partition in Athens County Ohio
Public auction set for October 15 1934 at 1 30 pm at the Athens County Court House to sell two tracts of land described by metes and bounds totaling about 178 acres with liens from Ohio Fuel Gas Company and Preston Oil Company. The sale includes a 2 acre southeast corner portion and a 39 49 acre tract with a total appraised value of 2800 dollars. Cash in hand day of sale.
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Cora Carpenter
Athens
Degeaing
Eaid Run
Sontese West & Inks
Federal Creek
C. M. Henry
Herbert C. Henry
White Oak
E. A. Smith
Amesville Road
John N. Woolley
Ed. Wheeler
Uriah Brooks
Alma Tinker
Athens County
Ohio
E. A Smith
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Preston Oi! Com
Public Auction Set On North Congress Street Lot 1985
Court order directs sale of real estate in Athens County Ohio at the courthouse door in Athens on September 18 1934 at 1 30 p m The property sits on North Congress Street in Clark's Addition Lot 1985 appraised at 100. Sheriff Gordon B Gray and Assistant Prosecuting Attorney provide notice. Also Waterloo Township seeks levy votes at the November 6 1934 general election for taxes for 1934 1935 1936 1937 and 1938.
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E. Varner Wernen
Burneville
West Virginia
Dorothy Paor Carvey
Court of Common Leal
al County
Ohio
Cora EB. Vach
Sal Ora E. Warner French
Carthage
Athens
Coolville
Athens Pike
County Road
Said Road
Leas
Cora E. Warner
Su Ebiry
Real Am
Athens County
G. D. Gorham
Albert H. Boggs
State of
Towit
State of Ohio
Clark
North
Congress Street
Charles Stratton
Gordon B. Gray
Waterloo Township
Waterloo Township proposes tax levy for road surface upgrade
Athens County elections officials note approval of a tax levy under General Code Section to fund hard surfacing of township roads. Voters will see a printed tax levy proposal and those present at the poll must vote accordingly as prescribed by law. Officials HARRY KELLEY and L. J. JORDAN sign as election clercs.
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Waterloo
Mit
Eastern Standard
Athens County
Harry Kelley
Cc. L. Jordan
Waterloo Township Levy Proposal for Cemetery Improvement
The Athens County Ohio Board orders an election on November 6, 1934, to decide if Waterloo Township trustees shall levy an additional tax on all taxable property for five years to fund cemetery improvements at Waterlog Cemetery in Marshfield. The measure follows Ohio Code provisions and will be submitted to township voters.
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Waterloo
New Marshfield
Board of Elections
Waterloo 4
Marshfield
Ohio
Athens County
Harry Kelley
Jordan
Bren Theine Emulsion Relief Ad
A vintage ad touts Bren Theine Emulsion as instant relief for a cough with a money back guarantee. It promises no dope and no stomach upset and claims relief is immediate after a single sip. Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store and other first class druggists carry the product.
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Quick
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Heath M. E. Bible School
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