Route 31 Contract Setting Delay Seen With Filing of Hahn Motion
Logan residents report a halt in Route 31 north of Rockbridge as the state highway department delays the contract after a motion for a new trial was filed in the William F. Hahn case. Officials say a potential revised verdict could ease the delay, with federal aid requiring cleared right of way before work starts.
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Route
Hahn Motion
Logan
State Highway Department
Rockbridge
William F. Hahn
Hahn
Buchtel Men Held for Buchtel Break-in Probe
Thomas Andrews and Charles Stanton of Buchtel were brought to Logan by Sheriff Ellinger and Deputy Farbearn for questioning in a residence break in. They remain in jail as juvenile court Judge E L Ewing leads the inquiry. Ralph Collina of Asion Furnace was injured when his horse threw him, dislocating his left shoulder. he was treated at Cherrington Hospital and sent home.
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Logan
Thomas Andrews
Charles Stanton
Buchtel
So Ellinger
Joe Farbearn
E. L. Ewing
Ralph Collina
Asion Furnace
Cherrington Hospital
Local Dinner Hosted by Mr. and Mrs. James Rees
Logan residents Mr. and Mrs. James Rees entertained with a Sunday dinner for the pleasure of Athens visitors Mr. and Mrs. Neil Thomas and two children, plus Mr. and Mrs. Co. C. Achauer and son Woodrow and Ernest Short, all of this city.
Constipation Relief After Birth Declares All-Bran Success
Mrs Eyre King of Oxford writes that since the birth of her first child nine years ago she suffered severe constipation before trying Kellogg All-Bran. She reports no medicine for four months, crediting bulk and vitamin B in the bran for easing her bowels and improving iron intake.
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Is Eyre King
Y Road
Oxford
Englan
Nuts Plentiful After Frosts In Logan District
Heavy frosts Friday and Saturday night dropped hickory and chestnuts to the ground. Scores of local people went into rural districts Sunday in search of nuts.
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Logan
Workers Added to Crews at Roundhouse
Increased work at the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad roundhouse in Logan led to a new crew being recalled to the mechanical department. Some workers had been idle nearly three years and began duties Monday morning.
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Roundhouse
Logan
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Logan Briefs Local Residents Visit and Games
Logan residents share weekend visits with the Keyes family in White Cottage. Rex Keller traveled to Rio Grande on Saturday to watch John Marshall play where his brother Hugh starred. Mrs. Alice Shaffer returned home after two weeks in Lancaster.
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Rex Keller
Rio Grande
John Marshall
Hugh
Alice Shaffer
Lancaster
First Absent Voter Cast Ballot in Logan Election
Mrs. John Rodman of East Street was the first voter to cast an absent ballot this election. Ballots were delivered that morning and several others have applied for ballots mailed by the clerk. Rodman will depart Wednesday for Walbridge where her husband works for the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
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Logan
John Rodman
East Street
Election Board
Logan Coach Longley Undergoes Surgery
In a Columbus hospital the Logan High football coach John Longley underwent a surgical operation Sunday and is resting satisfactorily with hopes for a rapid recovery. Harley Meyer will direct physical education and lead the football squad in his absence. Kenneth Fitzgerald, a scout for Logan High, accompanied Longley to the hospital and witnessed the operation.
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Logan
Columbus Hospital
John Longley
Harley Meyer
Longley
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Fitzgeralg
Ohio River
Logan High
Detour on Route 31 Near Rockbridge
A section of Route 31 near Rockbridge is getting a tar coat. Work began Monday morning. Flagmen will direct traffic at both ends during the repair. Some traffic detours via Route 180 while others use the improved Rockbridge Basin Road detour.
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Logan
Rockbridge
Rockbridge Basin
Miner Injured in Haydenville Coal Mine Fall
Haydenville Frank Patton was hurt Monday morning when trapped under a fall at the National Fireproofing Company coal mine. He was taken to Cherrington Hospital with a crushed pelvis.
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Logan
Frank Patton
Haydenville
National Fireproofing Company
Cherrington Hospital
Blum Judged Against Kleinschmidt in Logan Court
Judge Harley M. Whitcraft heard the suit Monday morning. John W. Blum obtained a judgment against Carl Lewis Kleinschmidt. The defendant Citizen Savings Association had the case dismissed as far as it was concerned. Costs were assessed against Kleinschmidt.
Williams and Russell to move to Perry County farm
Mr and Mrs Vircn Williams and George F Rus sell left Logan for a new home on a Perry County farm near Somerset. The trio previously ran a West Logan grocery. Before leaving they applied for absent voters ballots.
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Logan
Vircn Williams
George F. Russell
Perry County
Somerset
Willame
West Logan
Local Miners and Residents Named in Community List
Clifford Leroy Brooks 21 a coal miner of New Pittsburgh son of Mr and Mrs Roy Brooks Rossle An Loper 17 at home New Pittsburgh daughter of Mr and Mrs Isaac Loper Ralph W Thompson 22 miner Fruitdale son of Mr and Mrs John Thompson Andranian Hill 20 at home Haydenville daughter of Mrs Mary Mill.
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Clifford Leroy Brooks
New Pittsburgh
Roy Brooks
Rossle An Loper
Isaac Loper
Ralph W. Thompson
Fruitdale
John Thompson
Andranian Hill
Haydenville
Mary Mill
Green Township School Board Approves 25000 Bond Issue
Logan, Oct. 17. Green Township School Board authorizes 25000 in bonds to meet tuition, salaries and operating costs. Bonds likely sold to a Columbus department. Tax levy to refund over eight years. District has operated without state aid funds for years. Electors vote next month on participation in the state equalization fund.
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Logan
Green Township School
Columbus
Rich Loaf Bakers Debut Beat Columbus Team 25 to 0
In Glouster on October 17 the independent Rich Loaf Bakers defeated the German Wieners Columbus 25 to 0 in their home opener. Early on, a fumble by Columbus set up a 20 yard Meredith to Jenkins pass and a Morgan end run for the first touchdown. Jenkins added the extra point. In the second quarter Shuttleworth ran 20 yards and Jenkins again kicked for points as Glouster moved ahead. After the break Columbus relied on passes, but Glouster intercepted most and added a fourth touchdown from Meredith to Jenkins. A late Columbus drive stalled at Glouster's 15-yard line as the locals held on.
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Glouster
Rich Loaf Bakers
Wieners
Columbus
Meredith
Jenkins
Morgan
Shuttleworth
Attendance Banner Winners In Monroe And Madison Buildings
In Glouster on October 17 the Monroe Building Miss Jane Murray grade four won the September attendance banner with 98.08 percent attendance. The Madison Building banner went to Mrs. Ruth Watkins grade three with 97.48 percent.
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Glouster
Monroe
Jane Murray
Madison
Ruth Watkins
Glouster Lodge to Hold Stated Meeting Wednesday Night
Glouster Lodge No. 607 F. and A. M. will hold a stated communication at the usual hour Wednesday night. Visiting Masons will receive a cordial welcome.
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Glouster
Glouster Lodge
John son and companions depart for Indiana visit
G W Johnson a New York Central Lines agent travels with Mrs Johnson their daughter Mrs Margaret Hunter and baby and Mrs Dow Sanders from Gloubert to Albany on Monday. They proceed to Marysville Indiana for a brief visit with Mr and Mrs Albert Wilmore.
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Gloubter
G. W. Johnson
New York Central Lines
Trimmer Family Members Return Home After Death
Pearl Trimmer and sister Mrs G A Johnson, who were summoned by the death of their father Frank Trimmer, have left Glouster to return to Akron and Buffalo respectively. Mrs Johnson had stayed several days and was joined here by Mr Johnson before departure.
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Pearl Trimmer
Mra
G. A. Johnson
Frank Trimmer
Akron
Buffalo
N. Y
Mra. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Rev G J Johnson Preaches in Readville Then Huntington
The Rev G J Johnson of this city preached at Readville on Sunday and returned to Huntington West Virginia where he is conducting evangelistic meetings at Calvary Baptist Church. The meetings will continue throughout the week, he announced.
Frost The Ladies Auxiliary Meeting and Elections
Frost The Ladies Auxiliary of the Sons of Veterans met Saturday afternoon. Officers were elected. Various local residents, including Miss Bernice Russell of Ohio University and Mrs. Tim Russell, visited relatives around Athens and Haga Ridge. Several showers and visits were noted among local families with refreshments served.
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Sons of Veterans
Bernice Russell
Ohio University
Pearl Russell
Tim Russell
Emma Murphy
Athens
Lois Petty
Bethany
Herman
Elmer Brandeberry
Herman Dunfee
Susie Grimes
Nothe Richardson
Rolle Burden
Reedsville
Wes Frost
R. E. Root
Peter Parss
Haga Ridge
Hma Hatch
Window soapers warned as Halloween pranks rise
Acting mayor Harry Trasin orders local police to arrest anyone defacing windows with soaping ahead of Halloween. He says the practice will not be tolerated and fines will follow arrests. Funeral details note Mr. and Mrs. John B. Stiff and Seibert and Ted Stiff attended Sophia Stiff’s Shawnee funeral. she died Friday in Youngstown.
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Harry Trasin Hag
Shawnee Gloustr
John B. Stiff
Seibert
Ted Stiff
J. B. Stiff
Sophia Stiff
Shawnee
Miss Stiff
Youngstown
Local Folks and Visitors Share News Across Communities
Carbon Hill and nearby towns report visits and stays as families host relatives from Marion Greenfield and Athens. Several residents recover from sore throats while others enjoy weekend guests from Columbus Logan and Rushville. A birth is announced in Columbus with a family growing by one son.
Crippled Child Care In Ohio Highlighted by Official
Walter B. Underwood of Elyria spoke to the Athens Rotary Club detailing Ohio’s extensive care for crippled children. He said the state operates 37 education centers and 11 orthopedic care centers, with costs covered by state and counties. Last year nearly $500,000 funded services for 1436 cripples, plus post grade school training programs to prepare for employment.
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Ohio
United States
Walter B. Underwood
Elyria
Athens
Underwood
Keck Faints At Home Falls Into Window Shattering Glass
George M Keck of Chauncey fainted at home on Ellie Avenue and fell into a window, shattering the glass. A physician attended him and he is slightly improved.
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Chauncey
George M. Keck
Ellie Avenue
Angler Falls In Hocking River While Releasing Fish
Logan report says Frank Martin, while fishing on the Hocking River south of the city, hauled in catfish and lake eries before slipping into the water to free a snagged catch. He was interrupted by the mishap and escaped without serious injury.
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Logan
Hocking
Frank Martin
Wild Ducks Sighted by Hocking County Hunters
Logan residents report many flights of wild ducks passing through the area in recent weeks. Hunters say birds settle on Remple Pond Rockbridge Basin and other county waters while some are seen along the Hocking River.
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Logan
Remple Pond
Rockbridge Basin
Hocking River
Second tax installment due in Logan with extended date
Logan residents must pay the second personal tax installment for 1933 by October 31 as extended by County Treasurer George C. Hengst. The extension follows a recent formal announcement outlining the new deadline.
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Logan
George C. Hengst
Logan worker hurt by machine at Cincinnati Shoe plant
Rolland Schorr employed at the Logan plant of the Cincinnati Shoe Company is off duty with a crushed hand injury from last Thursday when his right hand was caught in a machine.
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Logan
Rolland Schorr
Cincinnati Shoe Company
Athens Student Finds Hope in America After Turbulent Journey
John Karaboghosion a junior in Ohio University’s Commerce College recalls leaving Adana Turkey facing massacres and exile. He describes a long trek through Greece Syria and Turkey before arriving in New York then settling in Athens Ohio where he says Americans offer hope and freedom.
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Greece
Ohio
John Karaboghosion
Commerce College
Ohio University
America
Old Country
Adana Cylicia
Turkey
Arabia
John
Hama
Beirut
Syria
Constantinople
Merginfin
American Agricultural School
Salonica
American Seminary
New York
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